Clan MacCulloch - Knowledge

169: 1424:"McCulloch" is the most frequently encountered modern spelling for the McCullochs originating in Galloway. "MacCulloch" appears to be more common with respect to the family from Ross-shire. Because few people could write centuries ago, and the written records that exist are sometimes in Latin, the spelling of the name varied greatly in medieval and early modern times. As a result, several modern spelling variations have developed. In addition, Y DNA data indicates there are multiple families with names similar to McCulloch, such as McCullough, McCullagh, but who are genetically unrelated. To add to the confusion, some families have adopted different spellings when migrating from Scotland, to Ireland, or North America. 413:, summoned with the threat of a charge of treason to submit to the regency ruling after her deposition in 1569 and 1571. David, son of Thomas McCulloch of Nether Ardwall was in military service in the Thirty Years' War, and settled permanently on the continent; his sons Thomas and Anthony were officers in a British regiment in Spanish service during the War of Devolution (1667-8) against Louis XIV. A second David McCulloch of Nether Ardwall served in the armies of William of Orange before the 1688 Revolution, and then in the British forces in the Nine Years' War (1688–97). In 1715, he was offered but declined a commission in the Jacobite rebel army, commanded by his cousin 482: 457: 1264: 1240: 1252: 80: 1288: 887:, Edinburgh states that he was descended from the MacCulloch of Cadboll family. He allegedly also claimed cousinage with the lairds of Myreton in Galloway and matriculated arms that advertised the affinity. An 1845 salt paper photographic print of Sir Hugh MacCulloch's monument at Greyfriars Churchyard entitled the Greyfriars Churchyard, Edinburgh, "The McCulloch Monument and the Martyr's Monument" is included in the University of Edinburgh Library prints collection. He left descendants. 1276: 161: 4638: 306:

undated indenture purports to be a proposal for discussions between King Edward III of England and King David of Scotland with respect to the restoration of lands and castles seized by the late King Robert the Bruce. This indenture, which mentions Patrick McCulloch and other dispossessed landholders, may indicate that the restoration of the McCulloch lands was part of a broader settlement between the kings of England and Scotland.

315: 1416:, may wear their tartan or even the District of Galloway tartan. However the MacCullochs themselves do not have a modern clan tartan as the last recognized clan Chief died before one could be created and authorized. The current tartan thought by some to be the MacCulloch clan tartan is actually a personal/name tartan for an individual. 911:. Angus MacCulloch had sasine of Meikle Tarrell in 1505 and he may have been a cadet of the MacCullochs of Plaids. In this charter he was served heir to his grandmother Eufemia of Tarrell. However, an earlier Angus MacCulloch of Tarrell was recorded in 1484 as a citizen of Tain and was among the landed gentlemen killed in 1486 at the 1165:

granted Sir Cullo og Neil the lands of Achawan or Auchwane in Wigtownshire. In 1331 Sir Cullo Og Neil died and left his estate to his eldest son Sir Godfrey, who assumed the surname of MacCullog. (MacCullough / MacCullo’c). However, this origin story is dubious considering the McCulloch name was already in use prior to 1285.

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in the 11th century, moving in from Ireland and the Hebrides, and gradually extending their imprint eastwards to become the dominant cultural influence on the province. However, current Y DNA data available at the FamilyTreeDNA "McCollough Project" indicate documented McCulloch of Myreton descendants are haplogroup

782:, as the Countess of Ross, gave him sasine of his lands on March 22. He was a witness for Alexander Ross of Balnagowan at Edinburgh on April 21, 1550. He sold the lands of Plaids, Pettogarte, Bellequich, Ballekere, Petneille, Scarde and the bailliary of Tain to his uncle Alexander Innes of Catboll, captain of 1182:

As mentioned above, Sir Andrew Agnew described the McCullochs as Pictish, presumably because the family was known to be an ancient family of Galloway. Alternatively, it has also been suggested that the McCullochs descend from the Gall-Goídil or Norse-Gaelic kindreds who took root in western Galloway

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Known descendants of the McCulloch of Myreton in the United States include John McCullough of Bohemia Manor (Maryland), a son of Sir Godfrey, and John McCulloch, Sir Godfrey's nephew who migrated to New Jersey by way of Ulster. The latter's descendants include Major John McColloch, the trailblazer of

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According to Andrew McCulloch, "Although the original McCullochs of Myretoun disposed of their family estates in the 1620s, they left numerous descendants, all of whom live in the United States". McCulloch indicates that, apart from the McCullochs of Barholm, the families named McCulloch who remained

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in 1568. The deceased Alexander MacCulloch of Tarrell was described as the last possessor of Meikle Tarrell in 1576. John MacCulloch's only surviving heir, Marion MacCulloch, then entered into a contract of marriage with Andrew Munro of Newmore to marry his son, George Munro, in 1577 with the consent

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According to historian R.W Munro, if the Ross-shire MacCullochs had a Galloway origin then no details of it have been preserved, but it is possible that they came from some other part of Scotland. It is noteworthy, however, that the first record of a MacCulloch in Ross-shire was a 1431 inquest signed

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The power of the McCullochs on the national stage entered into decline after the reign of James IV. However, the family remained significant within Galloway, and a number of influential landholding branches had sprung off the main Myreton line. The McCulloch lairds of Ardwell and Killasser were among

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Between the later 14th and mid-15th centuries, they were strong allies of the earls of Douglas, who had now acquired the Galloway lordship, witnessing their charters, supplying soldiers and ships of war for their forces, and maintaining places on their council. According to Michael Brown's history of

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Around 1609, James McCulloch, the elder, of Drummorrell was enlisted as an undertaker in the Ulster Plantation and granted 1,000 acres of land at Mullaveagh Manor in Donegal. He subsequently sold this property a few years later. It is unknown if any McCullochs settled in Donegal as a result of James

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At its nearest point, Northern Ireland is only twelve miles away from Galloway across the Irish Sea. It is likely that there was trade and migration between these locales for some time. However, the earliest recorded migration of Clan McCulloch to Northern Ireland might be when Sir William McCulloch

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in 1437, 1439, 1440. Alexander MacCulloch's last appearance is as a witness with George Munro of Foulis for another charter by the Earl at Dingwall on October 24, 1443. A daughter of MacCulloch of Plaids, whose Christian names have not been recorded, was the second wife of George Munro of Foulis and

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Because of their support for Balliol and King Edward I, King Robert the Bruce stripped McCulloch's of their extensive land holdings in Galloway. Around 1364, Sir Patrick returned to Scotland and entered the king's peace at which time King David II restored a portion of the prior McCulloch lands. An

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of Scotland. In around 1316 he was chosen by Edward Bruce as Captain of horse in his army. He later became Sir Cullo O'Neill. In about 1317 king Robert the Bruce of Scotland knighted Captain Cullo og Neil (o’Neil) and chose him to be his standard-bearer and Secretary of State. King Robert the Bruce

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in 1691: probably returning from the continent to support a family cast into penury after flight from justice of the laird. The next chief, Sir Gilbert McCulloch was killed on military service in Flanders in 1704. The representation of the family then passed to the McCullochs of Ardwall, which name

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which provides extensive footnotes for original Scottish charters, correspondence, and other primary source documentation. The latter provides family history for the following lines: Myretoun, Ardwell, Killasser, Torhouse, Drummorrell, Inshanks and Mule, Torhousekie, Cardiness, Barholm, Kirkclaugh,

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and succeeded to the Cromarty estates including Glastullich. Andrew MacCulloch of Tain, a merchant and sea captain who traded between Scotland and Sweden, was also involved in the Jacobite rebellion, as the leader of a French-backed expedition that attempted the rescue of Prince Charles Edward in

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Though the power of the Black Douglases fell away in the later fifteenth century, the McCullochs outlasted their erstwhile patrons, and with castles built at Myretoun, Cardoness and Barholm on the Galloway shoreline, the strength of the family became a central part of Scotland's maritime defence.

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Robert MacCulloch of Plaids is on record from 1547 to 1552 and was the last of his family to own that estate. On February 10, 1547/8 he received a retour as son and heir of his father Thomas in the lands of Pladdis, as well as the office of bailliary of the town and immunity of Tain. He was also

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are unknown, but there is a consensus that the family was one of the most ancient families of Galloway, Scotland, and a leading medieval family in that region. Despite the obscurity of the early history of the clan, the history and genealogies of the family are well documented in Walter Jameson

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Angus MacCulloch of Plaids is on record from 1483 to 1498. He first appears ordering the production of the charter for his neighbour, William McTeyr, for him to receive the lands of Achnaplad which was produced on February 27, 1483, at the head of the court near Scarde. Along with John Ross of

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The first record of the name McCulloch was a 1285 transaction with respect to a delivery of 320 cattle by Thomas McCulloch (rendered "MacUlauth") as payment to the estate of Sir John de Balliol according to the testament of Sir Alan Fitz Comte. (The latter appears to be Alan, son of Thomas of

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in 1697 for the murder of William Gordon seven years earlier. This may have been as a result of a fight over some cattle. Sir Godfrey's crime was the beginning of a time of severe misfortune for the Myreton line. . The chief's son Captain John McCulloch left a flourishing career in the

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granted to him a charter for the lands of Scardy, Pladdis, Petnely, Pettogarty, Balmoduthy and Ballecarew, with the office of baillie of the immunity of Tain, on August 12, 1512. In 1513 and 1514, he was a member of an inquest at Inverness when Thomas Paterson who was the rector of

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When Edward Balliol pursued his claim to the Scottish throne, he did so with the support of several McCullochs, including Sir Patrick, and his sons (John and Patrick), William, Gilbert (and his son), among others. Sir Patrick also served Edward III in his campaigns in Brittany.

526:. The MacCullochs intermarried with Clan Ross so frequently they were included in Ross genealogies. The family however, are believed to have originated outside the north-east, and there are some unsubstantiated claims of an ancestral connection with the Galloway MacCullochs. 389:. Under his authority, the McCulloch family and their following supplied the bodyguard for the newly-born Prince James in 1512, and were exempted from local legal and military duties in Wigtownshire while they resided at Linlithgow. In 1507, Sir Alexander ravaged the 1331:

Fret being engrailed, and the escutcheon azure, three wolves' heads erased argent; supporters, as heir-male of the families of Muile, Myretown, and Cardoness —two men in armour, each holding a spear in his hand proper. (Granted to John McCulloch of Barholm, 1814)

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of Myreton migrated to Ireland in the early seventeenth century. His son, Laird Alexander McCulloch of Myreton later followed him and settled in County Antrim around 1634, leaving his Myreton estate in the hands of his brother-in-law John McCulloch of Ardwell.

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he was among the citizens of Tain who granted land in the town on behalf of the community in 1484. The Earl of Ross was forfeited in 1475 and in the disturbances that followed, the MacCullochs are said to have been with the Mackenzie force which defeated

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from the 17th century onward. They obtained Wester Kindeis in 1621 from Andrew Munro of Culnald. A manuscript genealogy shows that they were descended from the MacCullochs of Plaids. A later James MacCulloch of Kindeace married Christian Munro of

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in Ross-shire were closely associated with the MacCullochs of Plaids but no genealogical connection has been found between them. Catherine MacCulloch, wife of Farquhar Munro of Aldie, near Tain, and from whom she separated in 1605 due to his

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Bears ermine frettee gules a bordur ingrailed of the second, Above the Shield ane helmet befitting his degree mantle gules doubled argent. The motto in ane Escroll Verus et Sedulus. (Granted to Alexander McCulloch of Drummorrell in 1672).

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On November 1, 1541, he was retoured as the son and heir of William MacCulloch of Plaids, in the lands of Pladdis, Skardy, Bellycarnich, and with office of bailliary of the immunity of Tain. He was on the inquest which found that

417:. In the earlier part of the seventeenth-century, the brothers John and James McCulloch, younger sons of the McCullochs of Killasser, attained distinction as scholars and physicians, both holding professorial chairs at the 1173:

Another origin myth speculates that the family descended from Ulgric, one of the leaders of the Gallovidian spearmen who fought and fell in the van of King David I's army at the Battle of the Standard in 1138.

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The hereditary sheriffs of Galloway ; their "forebears" and friends, their courts and customs of their times, with notes of the early history, ecclesiastical legends, the baronage and place-names of the

405:, the younger MacCulloch was one of ten men clad in armour identical to the king, in an attempt to confuse the English adversaries. The ruse failed to work - James IV was killed, and so was Sandy McCulloch. 421:, and both serving as physicians-in-ordinary to King James VI/I. John McCulloch had worked previously as physician to the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II, who shared his enthusiasm for alchemy and astrology. 1187:(R-BY32010). These unique Y DNA results cast doubt that the McCullochs of Myerton were paternal-line descendants Picts, Gaels, or Norse- Gaels and add to the mystery of the origins of Clan McCulloch. 1067:. This origin story is hard to square with the fact that the seal of Thomas McCulloch, Sheriff of Wigtown included an image of a squirrel and the earliest known family coats of arms featured wolves. 919:. Another Angus MacCulloch of Tarrell appears on record in 1534 and 1539 along with his son and heir, Alexander MacCulloch, in 1537. However, when Angus MacCulloch resigned his lands to the King in 850:

July 1746, after the Battle of Culloden. MacCulloch's vessel sailed between Mull and Skye, liaising with local Jacobites, but failed to locate the Prince, and returned to Gothenburg in April 1747.

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in 1458, ordering him and the inhabitants of Tain to defend their neighbours in Inverness and not to allow their trade to be impeded, as ordered by the King. John MacCulloch witnessed a charter by

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An index, drawn up about the year 1629, of many records of charters, granted by the different sovereigns of Scotland between the years 1309 and 1413, most of which records have been long missing

542:. The estate gave its name to the territorial designation of the chiefly MacCulloch family of the North, who are recorded as land owners by documentary evidence from 1436 to 1552. In some early 530:

by Alexander MacCulloch who attached a seal bearing a shield, fretty, and apparent ermines similar to the coat of arms of the Galloway families. Plaids was formerly spelt Pladis, Pladdis, and

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of Galloway, rather than De Brus. The McCullochs remained loyal to the Balliols even after King John was dethroned. Sir Patrick McCulloch even entered exile in England with Edward Balliol.

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The McCulloch lineage held the lands of Torhouse, Myreton and Ardwell in Galloway until 1682. A study of this surname and its variants can be found at the Guild of One Name Studies.

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in 1501. However, no MacCullochs of Plaids are specifically mentioned in this, nor on any of the previous occasions. Angus MacCulloch was accused on July 30, 1498, by the

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for the lands of Pladys, Scardy, Petnely, Balmaduthy and Bellecarw. However, he was not retoured as heir to his father, John MacCulloch, until April 10, 1512.

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In earlier medieval times, regions like Galloway and the Isles, were semi-independent lordships that generally supported the King of Scots. After the death of

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at Inverness. It was probably with his chief, Robert Munro, that Thomas MacCulloch joined the Scottish army that had mustered to meet the English invasion of

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John MacCulloch of Plaids is on record from 1450 to 1466. He had a retour to his father, Alexander, for the lands of Skardy and Plaids on November 10, 1450.

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and others in 1534 as to whether the lands in Easter Catboll belonged to him in heritage, and he obtained a decree in his favour. He received a

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Members of Parliament, Scotland, including the minor barons, the commissioners for the shires, and the commissioners for the burghs, 1357-1882

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on September 10, 1547. Thomas MacCulloch had married a sister of Alexander Innes of Catboll and was succeeded by his son, Robert MacCulloch.

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Descendants of these McCullochs who settled in County Antrim became prominent landowners and speculators in North Carolina. Eventually

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suggests that their prominence in Wigtownshire pinpoints the family as one of the kindreds who amassed power and land under Roland (or

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as early as the 13th century. However, there is no documented link between the Irish name and the Scottish name that has become

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Life and Correspondence of James Iredell, One of the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States · Volume 1

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Galloway, the mormaer of Atholl). The second record of the name McCulloch (written as "MacUlagh") was an oath of fealty to

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Killasser Castle, another seat of the McCullochs of Myreton in Ardwell, known as McCullochs of Killasser, now in ruins.

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Ermine frette gules. Crest: A hand throwing a dart proper. (Granted to Sir Godfrey McCulloch of Myrtoun about 1672).

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for the lands of Scardy, Pladds, Petnely, Petogarty, Balmaduthy, and Ballechory, and it was witnessed by Hugh Ross of

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The chief of the Clan McCulloch of Myreton was raised to the rank of Baronet in 1634. However this title ended when

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Calendar of Documents Relating to Scotland Preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, London: A. D. 1272-1307

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Myreton Castle was the seat of the McCullochs of Myreton which was built in the 16th century but was sold to the

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that took place at Inverness on May 2, 1542. On May 20, 1547, along with the same Robert Munro he was one of an

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and his estate was forfeited as a result. However, he was given a free pardon in 1748 and married in 1752 to

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family and sat in the Scots Parliament. He died in 1623 and his son sold the lands to Roderick Mackenzie of

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Their influence rose to its height in the career of Sir Alexander McCulloch (d. 1523), a favourite of King

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was the seat of a branch of the McCullochs of Myreton, who became known as the McCullochs of Barholm.

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There are several coats of arms registered with the Court of Lord Lyon by different McCulloch lines.

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with "mac" meaning son followed by a name. However, the origin of that name is a subject of debate.

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Ermine frette gules of eight pieces, and on an escutcheon azure, three wolves heads erased argent.

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from the King on part of Pitnele and Ballecouth on August 1, 1540. He died on October 15, 1541, at

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Calendar of documents relating to Scotland preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, London

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Alexander McCulloch of Drummorrell, Whithorn, 1669–74. (son of Robert McCulloch, of Drummorrell).

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Alexander MacCulloch of Plaids is on record from 1436 to 1443. He was an important person under

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A partnership between the National Records of Scotland and the Court of the Lord Lyon (2022).

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excepted from paying feudal taxes because of the death of his father in the national cause.

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History of the lands and their owners in Galloway; with historical sketches of the district

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History of the lands and their owners in Galloway; with historical sketches of the district

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as the King's representative, lost all their men in an ambush by the Mackenzies in another

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in 1685. The castle was built on the site of a 12th-century motte. Today it lies in ruins.

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Ermine a fret engrailed gules. (Granted to Sir Hilton McCulloch of Pilton, about 1672)

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of lands and marriage were given by Queen Mary to David Chalmer on his forfeiture to

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states that the MacCullochs of Oban were descendants of the MacDougalls themselves.

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in the 14th century and he witnessed the charter granted in 1370/1 from the Earl to

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and was once the property of the Tarrell family. John of Tarrell was chamberlain to

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in Galloway after this time may not have descended from the McCullochs of Myreton.

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are descended from the MacCullochs of Cadboll. Sir Hugh MacCulloch of Pilton was a

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of 30 cattle and two horses from the lands of Tordarroch. Three days later he and

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was in the name of "S' Thome Maccvli" and bore an image of a squirrel. The latter

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in 1402. John McCulloch was chancellor to the Countess of Douglas in the 1420s.

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and their ally, King Edward I of England, some historical context is necessary.

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was eventually assumed by the descendants of Andrew Jameson, Lord Ardwall.

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An alternative derivation has been suggested that the name comes from the

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of another clan but owned their own territory. They were later seated at

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whom he served as chief falconer, sheriff of Wigtown and captain of the

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A Genealogical Deduction of the Family of Rose of Kilravock 1290-1847

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in 1497. It is related that the MacCullochs and Dingwalls, who were

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William McCulloch, Laird of Myrtoun, Kirkcudbright, 1612 and 1617.

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Chapel Rossan Bay looking across to Ardwell village, Wigtownshire.

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Several McCullochs served in the Scottish Parliament, including:

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and extant medieval or early modern records such as R.C. Reid's

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High Street in modern times. The MacCullochs of Plaids held the

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who died August 6, 1688, in his 70th year and his tombstone at

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by the 14th century. They were first noted as followers of the

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Munro, R.W, ed. (1971). "MacCullochs of Pladis: A Genealogy".

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Spelling variations for McCulloch and similar names include:

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Sir Godfrey McCulloch, Laird of Myrtoun, Wigtownshire, 1678.

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was the daughter of Walter or William MacCulloch of Cadboll.

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The surnames of Scotland; their origin, meaning, and history

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and Lord of the Isles wrote to John MacCulloch who was the

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was served heir to his uncle, William Paterson, and when

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in 1296 by Thomas, Michael and William McCulloch, on the

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The Scottish Antiquary, or, Northern Notes & Queries

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Ermine frette gules, a bordure, indented of the second.

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of Tain. He also witnessed charters by the same Earl at

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Some letters of Captain James Gordon, last of Craichlaw

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MacCullochs of Pilton/Pitneilies/Mulderg (Ross-shire)

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were a Scottish Lowland family who lived in Myreton,

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MacCullochs of Kindeace and Glastullich (Ross-shire)

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Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah. 2281: 1794:Collins Scottish Clan & Family Encyclopedia 1404:The MacCullochs of Ross-shire, as septs of the 694: 683:were among those who had to pay damages to the 2455:McColloch Family of Ohio County, West Virginia 2313:"The Rosses of Shandwick and the Jacobite Era" 1132:and may have conquered part of the Kingdom of 965: 772: 739: 393:in revenge for an English raid on the town of 183:History of the Galloway Families of McCulloch, 2895: 2823: 2522: 2369:History of the Galloway Families of McCulloch 2253: 2170:"Clan MacCulloch in the Military: King's Men" 2123:History of the Galloway Families of McCulloch 2116: 2114: 2112: 1854: 1755:History of the Galloway Families of McCulloch 1219:John McCulloch, Provost Stirling, 1685–1686. 1120:According to Sir Andrew Agnew, author of the 636: 557:Several of the Ross-shire MacCullochs became 1937:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 816:held the lands of Kindeace in the parish of 613: 2592:People of Medieval Scotland (15 May 2022). 1870:People of Medieval Scotland (15 May 2022). 1829:People of Medieval Scotland (15 May 2022). 1222:Thomas McCulloch, bailie of Tain, 1639–41. 1213:James McCulloch of Whithorn, 1649 and 1650 1082:derived from "mac" and the Gaelic forename 473:of the town of Tain for several generations 186:Auchengool, and Ardwall (Nether Ardwall). 43: 2902: 2888: 2665:Members of Parliament, Scotland, 1837-1882 2467:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 2109: 699:In 1505, William MacCulloch of Plaids had 78: 2668:(Second ed.). London and Aylesbury: 2617: 2452: 2422: 2366: 2060:. Boydell & Brewer. pp. 129–144. 2040: 2007: 1966: 1951: 1923:Galbraith, J. D., Simpson, G. G. (1881). 1784: 1752: 1037: 2564: 2022: 1981: 1679: 877:MacCullochs of Pilton/Pitneilies/Mulderg 761:, as both were killed at the subsequent 313: 229:. The name is in the format of a Gaelic 167: 159: 2708: 2440:Our John McCullough and His Descendants 2381: 2371:. Walter Jameson McCulloch. p. 29. 2341:University of Edinburgh (20 May 2022). 2245:Rose, Hew (1848). Shaw, Lachlan (ed.). 2229: 2100: 2055: 1727:. New York Public Library. p. 483. 1688:scotclans.com. Retrieved 23 March 2014. 915:fighting for the Clan Ross against the 835:George Mackenzie, 3rd Earl of Cromartie 814:MacCullochs of Kindeace and Glastullich 718:John Sutherland, 9th Earl of Sutherland 415:William Gordon, 6th Viscount of Kenmure 14: 4655: 2713:. William Patterson. pp. 356–357. 2693: 2658: 2407: 2234:. T. and A. Constable. pp. 58–62. 2186: 1419: 1156:. Cullo O'Neill served in the army of 1146:US Supreme Court Justice James Iredell 994:McCullochs in Ulster and North America 970:A distinct 'clan' of MacCullochs, the 958:who had them erected into a barony by 948:Robert Mor Munro, 15th Baron of Foulis 597:. This charter gave him the office of 361:. Another McCulloch region related to 2883: 2864:Clan McCulloch | Clan Society Project 2548: 2296: 2272: 2156:The Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border 2153: 2135: 2120: 2085: 1737: 1722: 1399: 1191:McCullochs in the Scottish Parliament 48:(Latin for 'By strength and courage') 2826:"McCollough - Y-DNA Colorized Chart" 2635:"McCollough - Y-DNA Colorized Chart" 2525:"McCollough - Y-DNA Colorized Chart" 2507: 2437: 2325: 2301:(12). Clan Munro Association: 44–47. 2277:(12). Clan Munro Association: 40–44. 2244: 2195: 2070: 759:Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset 446: 321:seat of the McCullochs of Cardoness. 2141:The Hereditary Sheriffs of Galloway 1806:Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs 1210:James McCulloch of Findhorn, 1649. 1160:, King of Ireland, brother of king 899:held their estate in the parish of 891:MacCullochs of Tarrell (Ross-shire) 854:MacCullochs of Cadboll (Ross-shire) 749:was the lawful and nearest heir of 665:William Munro, 12th Baron of Foulis 409:the leading Galloway supporters of 271:McCulloch Support for Balliol Cause 24: 2909: 2582:archive.org. Retrieved 5 May 2013. 2367:McCulloch, Walter Jameson (1964). 2158:. Robert Cadell. pp. 315–317. 1753:McCulloch, Walter Jameson (1964). 1070: 988:Collins Scottish Clan Encyclopedia 751:Hector Munro, 13th Baron of Foulis 747:Robert Munro, 14th Baron of Foulis 595:George Munro, 10th Baron of Foulis 365:lies across the bay from Myreton. 25: 4679: 2847: 2594:""Oxford Balliol Deeds, no. 601"" 2453:McColloch, Samuel Wilbur (2003). 786:and his wife Elizabeth Innes, at 442:MacCulloch of Plaids (Ross-shire) 4636: 1857:Early History of Balliol College 1286: 1274: 1262: 1250: 1238: 1228: 1201:Andrew McCulloch of Tain, 1649. 1139: 1042: 847:Catherine Ross Munro of Culcairn 716:was served heir to her brother, 644:John Munro, 11th Baron of Foulis 579:Alexander of Islay, Earl of Ross 480: 455: 2817: 2791: 2772: 2760: 2741: 2729: 2717: 2702: 2687: 2652: 2626: 2611: 2585: 2573: 2558: 2554:. D. 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The combination of "mac" and 909:Hugh Munro, 9th Baron of Foulis 649:Alexander MacDonald of Lochalsh 498:Another MacCulloch family, the 310:McCulloch of Myreton (Galloway) 4619:Independent Highland Companies 1982:Saunders, Neil (21 May 2022). 1863: 1848: 1822: 1746: 1731: 1716: 1691: 633:on October 27, 1466, at Tain. 573:Alexander MacCulloch of Plaids 256:Andrew McCulloch's history of 221:origin and is found mainly in 147:McCulloch of Inshanks and Mule 13: 1: 2869:Electric Scotland: MacCulloch 2824:FamilyTreeDNA (15 May 2022). 2565:Griffith, John McRee (1857). 2523:FamilyTreeDNA (16 May 2022). 1988:Guild of the One-Name Studies 1723:Black, George Fraser (1946). 1672: 1353: 831:Sir Robert Munro, 3rd Baronet 164:Map of the Rhinns of Galloway 2410:Scots-Irish links, 1575-1725 2189:Andrew Jameson, Lord Ardwall 1051:the name may be rendered as 695:William MacCulloch of Plaids 502:, established themselves in 7: 2779:Castle Photos from Scotland 2736:Killaser Castle, Cairnhandy 2633:McCollough Project (2022). 2598:People of Medieval Scotland 2382:Russell, Mattie U. (1991). 2121:McCulloch, Walter Jameson. 1876:People of Medieval Scotland 1835:People of Medieval Scotland 1790:Squire, Romilly of Rubislaw 1545: 1298: 1115: 1090:This name is anglicized as 1088:son of the Hound of Ulster. 974:, lived in the vicinity of 966:MacCulloch of Oban (Argyll) 946:of her curators, including 773:Robert MacCulloch of Plaids 740:Thomas MacCulloch of Plaids 637:Angus MacCulloch of Plaids 620:John of Islay, Earl of Ross 149:McCulloch of Nether Ardwall 10: 4684: 2769:at Gazetteer for Scotland. 2549:Agnew, Sir Andrew (1893). 2423:McCulloch, Andrew (2000). 2154:Scott, Sir Walter (1849). 2041:McCulloch, Andrew (2000). 2023:MacInnis, Iain A. (2011). 1984:"McCulloch One-Name Study" 1967:McCulloch, Andrew (2000). 1952:McCulloch, Andrew (2000). 1662:McCulloch (disambiguation) 1370: 1014:descended from this line. 661:haid bound ther dependence 387:Royal Palace of Linlithgow 212: 207: 4632: 4488: 3723: 2930: 2919: 2618:MacKerlie, P. H. (1906). 2103:The household of James IV 2008:MacKerlie, P. H. (1906). 1757:. Unpublished Manuscript. 1322:McCulloch of Drummorrell. 1168: 1152:, a son of the family of 905:William III, Earl of Ross 843:Margaret Munro of Culrain 631:Thomas Dingwall of Kildun 614:John MacCulloch of Plaids 217:The name McCulloch is of 122: 114: 106: 94: 86: 77: 67: 57: 52: 39: 34: 2859:McCulloch One Name Study 2784:7 September 2007 at the 2670:Hazell, Watson and Viney 2622:. A. Gardner. p. 8. 2012:. A. Gardner. p. 9. 1177: 1028:McCulloch's Trading Path 653:Battle of Blar Na Pairce 196:. As it no longer has a 145:McCulloch of Drummorrell 3866:Campbell of Breadalbane 3350:Macdonald of Clanranald 2709:Stodart, R. R. (1881). 2694:Foster, Joseph (1882). 2427:. Birlinn. p. 398. 2347:University of Edinburgh 2086:Brown, Michael (1998). 2045:. Birlinn. p. 194. 1956:. Birlinn. p. 162. 1740:Blaeu Atlas of Scotland 1686:Clan MacCulloch Profile 1567:Henry Eustace McCulloch 1348:McCullock of Kirkclaugh 1310:McCulloch of Cardoness: 1144:A tradition relayed by 1055:which is translated as 1012:Henry Eustace McCulloch 943:Andrew Munro of Newmore 839:Jacobite rising of 1745 837:'s regiment during the 624:bailie of the girth of 563:Premonstratensian Order 375:Battle of Homildon Hill 4512:Court of the Lord Lyon 3360:MacDonell of Glengarry 2923:List of Scottish clans 2425:Galloway: A Land Apart 2408:Dobson, David (2001). 2056:McInnis, Iain (2011). 2043:Galloway: A Land Apart 1969:Galloway. A Land Apart 1954:Galloway: A Land Apart 1304:McCulloch of Myretoun. 1269:McCulloch of Drummoral 1154:O'Neills of Clandeboye 1038:Name Origin Hypotheses 913:Battle of Auldicharish 897:MacCullochs of Tarrell 860:MacCullochs of Cadboll 322: 258:Galloway: A Land Apart 173: 165: 139:McCulloch of Cardoness 135:McCulloch of Killasser 44: 4135:MacDonald of Dunnyveg 2753:13 March 2012 at the 2510:Wigtownshire charters 2438:Hand, Esther (1980). 2187:Buchan, John (1913). 2101:Hepburn, W.R (2013). 2071:Bain, Joseph (1881). 1808:). pp. 430–431. 1557:John Ramsay McCulloch 1329:McCulloch of Barholm: 1316:McCulloch of Ardwell: 1306:Ermine frette gules. 1065:Wigtownshire Charters 714:Lady Elizabeth Gordon 681:John Vass of Lochslin 500:MacCullochs of Plaids 426:Sir Godfrey McCulloch 327:McCullochs of Myreton 317: 189:Clan MacCulloch is a 171: 163: 141:McCulloch of Torhouse 110:McCulloch of Myreton. 27:Lowland Scottish clan 3415:Maclaine of Lochbuie 3370:MacDonald of Glencoe 3365:MacDonald of Keppoch 2230:Douglas, D. 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