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<t>Very interesting material! I believe the Clan is noble in law, as its Name-father was, and is, noble in the noblesse of the Kingdom. Further those whom connect to the familial stem are accordingly likewise noble. The question is put forward, to “what now differentiates us? Is it our behaviour – t...

<t>Hello to all! I've not received a reply to my posting above. Could I ask the question, if these names are still viewed historically as septs of Clan MacLea? As I do find in Kith & Kin- Clay being another form of MACLAY under Stewart of Appin and MacKley as MacLea in Black's Surnames of Scotla...

<t>Hello to all on the Forum, Firstly I wish to thank Young Bachuil, for his kind invitation to join you here. In researching my own family, I find Catherine Clee, whom married Charles Ferrie in Ireland. Their daughter Margaret Clee Ferrie married in 1869 in Neilston, Renfew, Scotland. The Clee vari...