The Clergy Tartan

[bjcustard]

I have a Clarkson ancester, Blie clergy would be the appropriate Tartan

I'm assuming you mean 'Blue Clergy'.

Can you explain to me the connection between Blue Clergy and the Clark/Clarke/Clarkson history?

[Prester John]

Matt N has a good understanding of it, and will correct me where I err. Here is his take on it all, from his own keyboard.

http://blog.albanach.org/2005/07/clergy-tartan.html

"Clark" means "clerk" or "clergyman" When the Clark family were looking for a tartan, they just slightly changed the Clergy blue. I think they made one blue stripe into white. I think.

Southern Breeze - a fellow man of the cloth. Y'know there are several of us. We should have an annual gathering, or something! 8)

I'm still interested in the Clergy Green Ancient, which is darker than Clergy Green, go figure (like the scarf my wife got me)

Well, it's a goal for next year, when I have some money to save again.

[Prester John]

Hey, shouldn't this thread be under "Traditional Kilts"?

[Graham]

Resurrecting this thread a bit...I was thinking today of the clergy tartan.
I think I should place it on my list of tartans I desire.

It would be nice to wear when preaching or at other church functions.