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Rowallan Old Castle: Breaking News
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Karen Moore McKenzie Nov 6.
High Commissioner, NW U.S., & Clan Historian
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I recieved this notice on how to order a copy of Historic Scotland's publication titled 'A Palace fit for a Laird' RE: Rowallan Castle.
Hi,
Please click the link below:
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/v1/product_detail.htm?productid=1728
Kind...
I wrote a note to get the name of the publication of the Archaeology of Rowallan Castle, and here was the response;
Dear Karen,
I am responding to an e-mail you sent to my colleague Lesley Brown asking about the details of a new publication on th...
I just noticed Wiki had updated the Rowallan Castle article again, on October 26,2009;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rowallan_Castle
It is good we can look back at all the cached articles and compare at the bottom links, I hope we can get to the bo...
I came across this article this morning, and I am curious as to what brought forward the title continuence of "Lord Rowallan", after the said Last known Laird of the Mure/Muir Clan had died without a male heir. I would like to see these coats of a...
Yes there is mention of polkellie castle ruins, I think in the book of Rowallane by William Mure. Somewhere I have seen a map with site of ruins shown. Must have been an old map. Boundaries of ancient baronies are usually physical features such as...
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Seanchai Corner - Introduction
The Seanchai (SHAN' a-ky) is a remnant of the old Celtic Bardic system. A Seanchai is a story-teller whose tales were intended to entertain the community during the long dark nights of winter in the days before electric lights, radio, television and movies. But the Seanchai is also responsible to perpetuate the wisdom of our Celtic ancestors by oral repeating of information diligently memorized, and passed on from one generation to another.
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Posted on March 25, 2009 at 7:54am — 1 Comment
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- At 4:04pm on June 6, 2009,
Karen Moore McKenzie said…
- I found my way into their "contact us" on the right side of the menu and sent an email, the lady responded, she is very nice. I would be happy to forward what she said but I dont have your email address, you can write me at wildcolo@yahoo.com if you like.
- At 10:23am on June 6, 2009,
John L. Moore Sr ESQ said…
- HAHAHA ... SO YOU FOUND THAT ONE....my dad told me that as our side of the family came through Ireland on the way to America a male ancestor stopped long enough to find and marry an Irish O'More lady..... sooo that is the decent on my dads side......mom was a Britt...Decended from a Hugh Britt, who as the history only said "came from Ireland", with no futher info....so we have no info on that side (other than a Cherokee Indian blood infusion)....any way Grand father Jeff Moore said that Moore/More genes were Dominant in us....as you said I'm A Moore Or Muir ........Slan Agat ta ye Bear.
- At 5:58pm on June 2, 2009,
Karen Moore McKenzie said…
- Good evening MacBear,
I was looking on the internet and found a new website promoting clan muir on a different site and I found a story you had written for them, I cant find who they are, and I wonder if you would be able to tell me. Their site is at;
http://antoirair.com/
Follow all the links, yours in the history of the name Muir
Regards!
- At 2:10pm on May 26, 2009,
James More said… - Greetings to you, McBear! You have absolutely hit the nail on the head. I've spent my whole life, starting with teachers in school, correcting the spelling of our name. Once had a fight with an English teacher and the principal, both of whom wanted to respell my name, until my mother threatened a court battle. My father was a first generation Scots American. My grandfather was born in Ayrshire, and moved his family to America in 1898. They settled in Washington state, in the Seattle area, and that is where my father was born, in 1900. He passed in 1965. I was born in Nevada, in 1940, and after a turbulent life, am now back in Nevada, retired.
- At 8:33am on March 9, 2009,
Robert B. More, High Commissione said…
- Dan,
Yes, registering your own coat of arms would allow you to have a tattoo of it. I don't know the exact amount of the fees, but this is something you can find out at the Lord Lyon Court of Arms, where your arms will be registered. I have heard that the cost is about $3,000? Find someone who practices heraldry - there are a surprising number of them around - I know a Moore member of our clan who does it. They will help you design a coat of arms. The Lyon Court will have to approve the design, so it can't be too similar to the Muirs of Rowallan or another registered Muir coat of arms. But the hearldry person you work with will understand that.
When you contact the Lyon Court to find out the fees, let me know how much it costs - I'm interested in doing it myself.
Regards,
MacBear
- At 9:06pm on March 8, 2009,
Dan Muir..Convener.MD..Moderator said… - Alright I think that registering a coat of arms is what I need to do then. How do I go about doing something like that? I'm not very artistic and what are the fees associated? it wouldn't need to be too fancy but I would like a pretty neat one. I really like the Glasgow arms that's neat. But the Muir of ohio is neat aswell. What if I took a the muir of Rowallans arms and modified it by adding the MD flag where the bails of wheat are, and changed the colors would that be a big enough change to have it registered as my own?
- At 12:01pm on March 8, 2009,
Dan Muir..Convener.MD..Moderator said…
- I love tattoos if I wanted to get my coat of arms what would be proper to get?? I really enjoy speaking with everyone in the clan!! Just want to let you guy's know. I wish I would have known more long ago. It took me getting my first Kilt for halloween many years back to get me to where I am now. I really want a new tattoo, to reflect the Clan Muir I may actually get it while in Scotland. Which of the symbols would best represent the Clan? I really like the Coat of Arms..........
- At 11:30am on March 8, 2009,
Dan Muir..Convener.MD..Moderator said…
- you guy's are awesome with this history it's great! I really enjoy reading it and expanding my knowledge!
- At 10:59am on March 8, 2009,
Dan Muir..Convener.MD..Moderator said…
- So regardless of clan association each family maintains ther family coat of arms? I don't fully understand it. you have some great pictures, which MUIR family coat of arms is most correct? Is the one I posted a good one?
- At 5:04am on February 3, 2009,
Karen Moore McKenzie said…
- Good day MacBear, I found this on wiki, thought I would see if you think this is Powkellie? enlarge the map and compare maybe?? I think now we might know what happened to the castle by who took it over...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lands_of_Cunninghamhead
Have a good day kind sir. I may have more links for you on maps like the ones you posted. Talk to you soon!
Karen
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