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There are many spelling variations for Clan MacKintosh. Mac/Mc in Gaelic means "son of" is interchangeable. Included are families (known as Septs) with different surnames from the original Clan name. Throughout the centuries, surnames have continued to “develop” often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.Those families who acquired their names through marriage or from other families combining with the clan are true Clans people. The MacIntosh Clan Crest which, all members are entitled to wear, is from the crest on the top of the Clan Chief’s “Coat of Arms”. The complete MacKintosh Coat of Arms is displayed only by the Clan Chief and passes down directly to his eldest son. The wearing of your Clan MacKintosh Chief’s Crest, is a way of honoring your Chief, your Clan and your Scottish ancestry.
We make this range of Clan MacIntosh Crest Jewelry and Clan MacKintosh Crest as your link to your Scottish bloodline.
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"Remember the people from whence you came"
The Mackintosh Crest shows a leaping wild cat and the proud MacIntosh clan motto,“Touch not the cat bot a glove”.
Clan Mackintosh is descended from the late 7th Century King Ferdach. The name originated in the 12th Century when Shaw, son of the Earl of Fife, assumed the name “Mac-an-toisich” which means “son of the chief”. In 1163 King Malcolm 1V granted Shaw lands around Inverness, in gratitude for the loyal military service of the Mackintoshes to Scotland’s Crown.
By the marriage in 1291 of Angus the 6th Chief, to Eva the heiress of the Clan Chattan Confederation, the leadership of this powerful alliance passed to the chiefs of the Mackintoshes.
Scotland’s Highlanders have long been renowned for their fierce fighting nature and the Mackintoshes have well proven their highland blood. The Mackintosh Clan has fought in almost every battle in the Wars of Scotland, from the victory over the English at Bannockburn in 1314, to their loyal support for Bonnie Prince Charlie at Culloden in 1745. At this, the last battle on British soil, the Mackintosh regiment led the fatal charge with great courage against the Redcoats. To this day, the tragic field of Culloden is marked with a grave-stone to each of the Clans who fell there, but so numerous were the Mackintosh casualties that their massed graves are commemorated by three gravestones.
Machlan Mackintosh, thirtieth Chief of this most illustrious and powerful Clan, resides, as have his predecessors for almost seven centuries, at Moy Hall, to the south of Loch Ness. In 1746 Prince Charles was staying with a few guards at Moy Hall as a guest of the Chiefs wife, Lady Anne, when word came that a large force of government troops were advancing. Under instructions from Lady Anne a small group of servants ambushed the troops, causing them to think a much greater force was attacking and causing them to retreat to Inverness in great panic.
Among the many Mackintoshes who moved abroad was General Lachlan Mackintosh who served George Washington with distinction in the War of Independence & William Mackintosh who, in the early 18th century, married a princess of the Creek Indians and established a Mackintosh as their Chief to the present day.
AYSON of MACKINTOSH CLAN CASH of MACKINTOSH CLAN CREARER of MACKINTOSH CLAN CRERAR of MACKINTOSH CLAN DALLAS of MACKINTOSH CLAN DOLES of MACKINTOSH CLAN EASON of MACKINTOSH CLAN EASSON of MACKINTOSH CLAN EGGIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN EGGO of MACKINTOSH CLAN ELDER of MACKINTOSH CLAN ESSON of MACKINTOSH CLAN GLENNIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN GLENNY of MACKINTOSH CLAN HARDIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN HARDY of MACKINTOSH CLAN HEGGIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN HIGGISON of MACKINTOSH CLAN HOSICK of MACKINTOSH CLAN HOSSACK of MACKINTOSH CLAN LEARY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACANDREW of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACARTNEY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACAY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCAISH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCARDNEY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCASH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCHLERY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCLAIR of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCLEARY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACCOMAS of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACFAIL of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACFALL of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACFAULD of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACGLASHAN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACINTOSH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACKEGGIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACKIESON of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACKILLICAN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACLEHOSE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACNEVIN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACNIVEN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACOMIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACPHAIL of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACRITCHIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACTAUSE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACTHOMAS of MACKINTOSH CLAN MACVAIL of MACKINTOSH CLAN NAIRN (E) of MACKINTOSH CLAN NEVISON of MACKINTOSH CLAN NIVEN of MACKINTOSH CLAN NOBLE of MACKINTOSH CLAN PAUL of MACKINTOSH CLAN RIPLEY of MACKINTOSH CLAN RITCHIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN SIVEWRIGHT of MACKINTOSH CLAN TARRILL of MACKINTOSH CLAN TAWESON of MACKINTOSH CLAN TOSH of MACKINTOSH CLAN TOSHACH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCPHAIL of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCOMIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCNIVEN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCNEVIN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCLEHOSE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCKINTOSH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCKILLICAN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCKIESON of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCKEGGIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCINTOSH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCGLASHAN of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCFAULD of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCFALL of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCFAIL of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCOMAS of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCLEARY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCLAIR of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCHLERY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCASH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCARDNEY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCCAISH of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCAY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCARTNEY of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCANDREW of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCRITCHIE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCTAUSE of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCTHOMAS of MACKINTOSH CLAN MCVAIL of MACKINTOSH CLAN
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