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Karen Moore McKenzie commented on Michael Moir's blog post 'the Clann Crest'

If anyone lives in Ireland or Scotland, who can go in person to the Lord Lyons offices to gather this official Blazon on this Clan, I would give you all my money to share this information.....Bless you, Karen

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This is Amber Lynn Moir my daughter in law. The toddler is Emma Lynn 1 yr. in these pictures. The new born Is Hannah Marie Moir born 3 Jan 09. My Son, Amber's hubby is Kyle in the dark shirt in the one picture. My oldest son Alex is also pictured. My folks are on the couch William and Margret from Montana, four generations of Moirs together that day.

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the Clann Crest

Hello All,
I was wondering if anyone can tell me who's head is located in our family Crest?
This is somewhat different then the Moir Coats of Arms that have been issued, seven that I have seen, which all have three severed black heads on them. As well as the head atop the shield. I read that the Moirs were mercinaries and at some point saved a King or nobleman from assasins and were granted coats of arms for this. However, there are seven that all are different. If anyone can tell me about the C… Continue

Posted on January 5, 2009 at 6:08am — 11 Comments

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At 9:50am on January 26, 2009, John L. Moore Sr ESQ said…: In 1968 I was at Camp Crockett at Gordon.....1969 R.V.N......Got sent to Panama jan 1971 looked arround, said "more jungle" and went to the CSM and got sent to to the M.P. unit Sept 1971 was reclassed to 95B and keep it till I got out NOV 1985( at Ft. Hood)

At 7:42pm on January 20, 2009, SPC Moore Jason L. said…: cool maybe we can talk some day about some good fishing sopts arroun these area

At 6:20am on January 10, 2009, Jann Muir ~ Guardian Clann Muir said…: I used to in younger days raise appy's. I had a foundation stud
'Joker Be Good' second born out of the original King Ranch's 'Joker B'.
Those horse's walk in my soul. Amazing animals, and ones you can trust your life with.

The one I was on in the pic belongs to my x-employer..and was the youngins first parade.
It was quite an experience for both of us, but the colt did well for his first exposure. He now is gelded, and a good hunting horse.
Perhaps your folks would letter-write. The only way to go anymore for internet is wireless. Mt. is too mtn. and coulee laden for anything else, and phone lines are from the 60's.
Lewistown is not what I need and a dead end for trying to get anything Scot started. They are formatted to thier ways and events and ..well, end of story.
Now if Charlie Russell was a Scot..maybe...:)
I am beginning cabin fever already...LOL.

Thanks for replying.

At 4:01am on January 9, 2009, Jann Muir ~ Guardian Clann Muir said…: Where in Montana are William and Margret?
I am in Lewistown, Montana..and would love to communicate with them if it was possible.
silante',
Jann

At 3:36am on January 9, 2009, David J Moir, HC-NZ said…: Leaves from a Lifetime. Reproduction copy might be available from
Sondra Jerningan, 5940 SW 24th Terr, Topeka, Kansas 66614 - 1940, USA.

Sondra is doing intensive research on the Moir lines in which you are interested. Worth a try Dave Moir

At 3:28am on January 9, 2009, David J Moir, HC-NZ said…: Leaves from a lifetime. There might be a reproduction copy available from

Sondra Jernigan, 5940 SW 24th Terr, Topeka, Kansas 66614 - 1940, USA

She is doing intensive work on moirs of the lines you are interested in. Go to
the net and search "Sondra Jernigan"

Dave Moir

At 3:08am on January 9, 2009, David J Moir, HC-NZ said…: Have read your notes about Moir writing "Leaves of a Lifetime. A full genealogical review of this man is given on - freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jray/gordon/Moir/index

you may have seen this already. This is magnificent research complete with references, which is a good example to be emulated. It is rare for such a full description to be given. It is worth preserving in full, particularly if you are directly related. Dave Moir

At 5:47pm on January 5, 2009, John L. Moore Sr ESQ said…: well my brother.... there are more/moore/muir/moir....in both Ireland as in scotland my scottish ancestor left aryshire went thru Ireland,on his way thru a male Moore, married an irish o'more lady and they came ta the states toghther......some one in your history may ha done sumit simular....this is where family bibles and the words of the the grandmothers and grandfathers need to be written down...........who knows Robert More may also have an idea

At 5:27pm on January 5, 2009, John L. Moore Sr ESQ said…: Mo Chara Michael
suggest you check out Seamus Moore......he can help you out ...or you can go to your search engine and put in the omore clan abd see what pops up
might supprise you my friend......