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  • About Clan Arthur - Clan Arthur

    Clan Artair We are ‘The Children of Arthur’. We are the descendants of the legendary ‘King’ Arthur. We were Clan Chiefs and warriors. We were farmers and armourers, sailors and fishermen, hunters, law...

  • Clan Arthur Clan Crest - Clan Arthur

    As with all Scottish clans the crest is the property of the Chief and may be borne by him alone, although in days gone by, the Chief's fighting men wore his crest on a leather armlet to identify their...

  • Clan Arthur Tartan - Clan Arthur

    There are two Clan Arthur (MacArthur) tartan setts or patterns. The most commonly known sett dates from around 1842, black and green background with a single yellow line. Thread count: 64 Black, 12 Gr...

  • Clan Arthur Ancestral Lands Trust

    The objective is to raise funds to obtain land or property on Clan Arthur ancestral ground and create a home / visitor centre for the Clan.

  • Chief of Clan Arthur - Clan Arthur

    Biography of John MacArthur of that Ilk, Chief of Clan Arthur

  • History - Clan Arthur

    Clan Arthur Gaelic: Clann Artair, meaning: The Children of Arthur Chief: John Alexander MacArthur of that Ilk Chief Seat: Tiricladdich, Loch Awe, Argyll Clan Crest: Two laurel branches in orle proper ...

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