Logan

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Gaelic Name: Loganaich or Macgill’innein

Motto: Hoc majorum virtus (This is the valour of my ancestors)

Badge: Furze

Lands: Lothian Berwickshire, Easter Ross

Origin of Name: Placename, Lothians

The Logan name is found to have been used by two distinct families, one in the Highlands and one in the Lowlands. Translated into Gaelic and back again the ‘Logans of the North’ became ‘Siol Ghilli’nnein’ which becomes MacClennan. These Northern Logans are said to have been the descendants of the Logans of Druimdeurfait, in Easter Ross. Their Chief was Gilligorm and he was killed battling with the Frasers at Kessock. His widow was pregnant when she was dragged off by the Frasers. When her son was born they broke his back to prevent him growing to be a warrior. His name was Crotair Mac Gilligorm.

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