Your Tartan

[Riverkilt]

My Great-great-great-great-great grandfather Ludovic Macdonald was from Uig, Skye. His son Gray Macdonald moved to Staffin, Skye.

Gray's son, my Great-great-great grandfather John Gray Macdonald moved his family to Skye Glen, Nova Scotia.

My great grandfather Archibald George Macdonald moved from Nova Scotia to the U.S.

So, my first hand sewn wool is a Macdonald Lord of the Isles tartan from Kathy's Kilts.

Ron

[Casey]

MacGregor - Family name
Gordon - Mother's maiden name - Via Ulster

I have an interest in the following district tartan:

Maple Leaf - Canadian citizen
Brittany - French citizen

Saskatchewan - Province of birth
Manitoba - Lived there 12 years
Ontario - Currently live here.

[JackK]

For me its my new USMC tartan

Jack

[beverlonian]

For me its my new USMC tartan

Jack

Jack, forgive an ignorant Brit, is this the Leatherneck?

[Jeremy]

Macinlay Modern, family name and first tartan kilt.

[Miah]

Leatherneck is a term given to United States Marines for the stiff leather stock colars that they used to wear to help maintain an upright posture.

[bubba]

Leatherneck is a term given to United States Marines for the stiff leather stock colars that they used to wear to help maintain an upright posture.

Also to protect the neck from sword cuts

[Colin]

Mother's side - MacKenzie, MacKay
Father's side - Wood, Watson, Buchanan, Stewart

Canadian - Maple Leaf, Manitoba (province of birth)

[David in Maryland]

Mother's maiden name - MacLeod

[beverlonian]

In just over 24hours a total of 17 nominations from 297 views! I've heard of lurking, but this is of monumental proportions - surely there are not that many of us who do not feel affiliated to a tartan. Any thoughts guys?