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<t>Dear Grant, I had not replied to your first posting as I was waiting in case someone more knowledgeable than I responded. I cannot answer from a historical perspective, as I have not researched this matter.  However, I can, in my father's name decide to admit or exclude people from the clan. Ther...

<t>I am so delighted that this forum seems to be working. People have written to me on many occasions over the years and there have been some tantalising hints.  However, I am not an expert on recent family history and have never had the full picture.  From the various comments I felt that we could ...

<r>OOPS. I just received a message from Andrew saying his posting hadn't materialised - so checked and found yours.  Sorry it took so long to get posted. When I have a moment I shall set up a links page and this looks like a prime contender. <URL url="http://www.ancestralscotland.com">www.ancestrals...

<r>Rob, At <URL url="http://www.clanlivingstone.com/flags.htm">http://www.clanlivingstone.com/flags.htm</URL> you will see a Pinsel.  More information is given at <URL url="http://www.heraldry-scotland.co.uk/Flyingheraldry.htm">http://www.heraldry-scotland.co.uk/Flyingheraldry.htm</URL> , <URL url="...

<r>Dear Craig, In Scotland a coat of arms is awarded to an individual and his shield is quite unique.  The banner is simply the shield depicted covering the whole surface of the flag.  A clansmen cannot bear his chief’s shield, banner, standard or even crest.  However, the chief’s crest worn within ...

<t>The Clan Livingstone website has been a great success from my point of view and has attracted a great deal of correspondence from kinsmen around the world. Much of the correspondence relates to genealogy enquiries and I have the impression that there would be much to benefit from having some of t...