Re: Need help finding the correct tartan, please.
The Clan system has always been inclusive rather than exclusive anyway, placing more importance on a group of people banding togethor to help each other out rather than strict bloodties or genealogical descent. It was not uncommon for one family or clan group to adopt the name, traditions, practices and even tartan of another clan if it was beneficial for one group or the other. That being the case i don't think you should have any qualms about wearing a tartan that doesn't necessarily belong to 'your' clan, even less so if the tartan belongs to a district or shire that your family descends from. Please correct me if I'm wrong but that's my understanding of the whole situation. I hope that helps.
"The Scots have a transportable culture, you don't stop bein a Scot just because you live in America or Australia or anywhere else."
Colin G. Calloway
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