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David · David

Patrick is the family line from which I descend and claim Lamont heritage. I am fortunate enough to have my particular line traced back to the late 13th century. Although, the records are sketchy at best once you get that far back it's clear that my line originates from the correct territories in and ar...

Coinneach · Coinneach

Does anyone have any information about Luckey, Lucky, Luckie or its other variations and its relation to Clan Lamont. I do know that my surname and McLucas, Luck, Mac Lucais and Luc to name a few are connected. McLucas is listed in "The Lamont Clan" 1235-1935 www.familytreedna.com/publ...

DHPatrick · DHPatrick

Anyone here, who has done the Ancestry.com DNA Test. I have and am wondering if I connect with one of our clan members through that testing. I have several family trees, but the one I have attached to my DNA results is the Patrick/Miller Family Tree. My handle there and here is DHPatrick. So far, I've onl...

MacPatrick · MacPatrick

Does anyone have any information on their Brown family connections to Clan Lamont? My grandmother was a Brown, I know they were Scottish Browns, but I have never been able to trace the family back to Scotland. There are just too many male Browns with names like William, James and George. The most fam...

liam26 · liam26

While it is maintained (see "The History of the Clan Lamont, 1934"), that this branch of the Lamont are direct decedents of the McPhadrick Lamonts of Coustoun, Argyllshire, specific genealogical reference is absent. Lamont of Coustoun, the McPhadrick Lamonts of Coustoun were locate...

Knockdow · Knockdow

MacTournors or Turners of Luss are descendants of a fugitive Lamont who settled on Lochlomondside, and engaged in the business of a turner. I then began to think about "Toward" and it's euphonic resemblance to "Turner". Turner in Gaelic is "tuairneir", pronounc...

ldpatrick · ldpatrick

Hello My name is Denise Patrick and I am clueless about my biological father's side of the family. I know my grandfather's name is John David Patrick (he is still alive and living in NC). My grandmother was Darcy Buys before she married my grandfather. She later married someone with the last name of Roy...

MacPatrick · MacPatrick

It's official, Rhett is descended from the Virginia/Kentucky Patricks. He has been able to trace his family back to Hugh Patrick. I'll let Cousin Rhett give us all of the details !

bmpatrick · bmpatrick

John Franklin Frank Patrick 14 Sept 1844. Married Carolina Deskins in 26 Feb, 1880 Anyone have any information on this? These are my ancestors. Trying to trace back. Thanks

Knockdow · Knockdow

Names of Lamonts who changed their names in troublous times. I noticed that Knockdow (Cnoc Dubh, meaning "Black Knoll" and pronounced "crok-doo") and Toward sit in "Glen Fyne" (Gleann Fionn, meaning "White Glen"), which drains down to Ardyne Point (...

Rhett · Rhett

Hi Guys, Does anyone out there have any information on the Patrick family from Poquoson, Virginia? I traced my Patrick family line back to John Patrick and Mary Mason from Poquoson. aparently they were one of the earlier families to settle in that area.

TomPatrick · TomPatrick

Hello all; I know that the vast majority of Patricks in North America descend from the 4 sons of Hugh Patrick detailed in Dr Lee W Patrick's book. My family comes from a bit different line, which only arrived here in the mid-1800s (although my dad and Dr Patrick corresponded in the 1980s he thought we pr...

cynthia · cynthia

Hi my name Cynthia L. Davis and I was born in Spokane, Wa. My Grandmother's maiden name was Patrick. She was born in Bayfield, CO. on March 2, 1909 to Henry Robert Patrick b. Oct.14, 1868 and Julia Catherine Ash Patrick b. July 4, 1871. That had 11 living children and 2 children that died in infancy. Henry...

Knockdow · Knockdow

Septs of Clan Lamont Aldownie, -y Black Blackie Blaik Blaikie Blake Blaker Blakey Broun Brown Burden Burdon Clement Lamb Lambie Lammie Lammon Lammond Lamon Lamond Lamondson Lander(s) Lemmon Lemon Lemond Lamond Lamont Limon Limond Limont Lucas Luck Luckie, -y Luke MacAlduie MacAldowie MacClam...

Gorebridge · Gorebridge

My Great Great Grandfather Charles Lamb is my connection to the Lamonts. I'd be interested in sharing family names with other Lamb decendants.

MacPatrick · MacPatrick

Here is the link to the Patrick DNA Study. http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/patrick/results It would interesting to compare these results to the Lamont-Young study.

David · David

Brother and Sister Patricks, A cousin needs help! He has hit a wall so I want to see if anyone out there has information that would move this forward. Personally, this is the first time I have encountered a Patrick migration via Holland but it's not unheard of. What we are looking for is a connection that...

Knockdow · Knockdow

– aliases of the Lamonts, descend from Baron MacPatrick, who was the ancestor of the Lamonts of Cowstone (Couston)

ronny · ronny

Pardon this new poster not using Search. Actually, I did, but the results were mountainous. Perhaps someone has a quick answer. I'm new to this game and have found it both interesting and frustrating. I've been able to successfully trace my line from John Patric 1429. Along the way, I arrived at J...

Knockdow · Knockdow

There was a group a Lamonts who escorted a lady Lamont to Braemaer for her wedding. Most of who in later years changed their name back only spelled it with a “d” to distinguish themselves, thus Lamond

Knockdow · Knockdow

the Bourdons trace their decent to a younger son of one of the chiefs of Lamont, who married an heiress of Bourdon of feddals, whose name he adopted

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

Here are a few of the books that I just ran across in on a genealogical book website at http://www.ancestralbooks.com. They have quite a few books on many names. Lamb Early Marriage Records of the Lamb Family in the US. Official and Authoritative Records of Lamb Marriages in the Original States and Co...

Jessica Patrick · Jessica Patrick

I've done some research and this is what I've found so far. Thomas H Patrick born 1896 in Russell County, VA, married Ida May. He is my GGGrandfather.He is the son of William Patrick born 1835 or 37 in Russell county VA, from his second wife Mary J. (married in 1891) Some of his siblings from this marrage w...

Knockdow · Knockdow

You never know what you will find surfing the net http://www.stuff.co.nz/timaru-herald/news/4255791/Patrick-clan-to-gather-for-family-reunion Patrick clan to gather for family reunionBy KATARINA FILIPE - The Timaru Herald Last updated 05:00 21/10/2010SharePrint Text Size comment...

morris · morris

I came across an article in the Scottish Banner that said Leman is a sept of our Clan. I also found it on the web... as a surname grouped with lemon. This surprised me because my mother’s maiden name is Leman. If it’s true… that connects me from both sides of the family.

Knockdow · Knockdow

I have been lucky to make contact with Danielle Clark of Colintrive, Argyll. She lives a stones throw from Couston. Last year Luckey (Jim Rapin) & I drove around the far side Loch Striven looking for Couston, the ancient home of the Patricks. We could not find any signs marking this farm. Here is t...

ddownie · ddownie

Hello, By way of introduction my name is Damian Downie and I am seeking any information relevant to the Lamont sept name Aldownie. I have a couple of very basic hypotheses, which I can post but I do not want to bore anyone too much at this stage. I am hopeful that someone may have more detailed informati...

LarneMan · LarneMan

I believe elsewhere on this forum, Knockdow has posted about the Andrew Lamont Young Society. This is made up of some of those who are descendants of John Lamont and Mary Young Lamont through Andrew Lamont Young. Immediately after the Dunoon massacre, Mary fled with her sons to Ireland where they s...

Knockdow · Knockdow

are all supposedly to be forms and coruptions of Lamont

Knockdow · Knockdow

Scottish (also found in Donegal): Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Gille Mhunna ‘son of the servant of (Saint) Munnu’. This name, which is also found in the form Mundu, from earlier Mo-Fhindu, is a hypocoristic form of Fionntan with the affective prefix mo- ‘my’MacGilleMhunna (son of the servant of Sa...

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	Patrick Family Sept ( 1 2 3 4 ) (Preview) Patrick is the family line from which I descend and claim Lamont heritage. I am fortunate enough to have my particular line traced back to the late 13th century. Although, the records are sketchy at best once you get that far back it's clear that my line originates from the correct territories in and ar...	David	161	49811	04:02 PM Oct 26, 2017 by super8mm
	Luckey Family sept (Preview) Does anyone have any information about Luckey, Lucky, Luckie or its other variations and its relation to Clan Lamont. I do know that my surname and McLucas, Luck, Mac Lucais and Luc to name a few are connected. McLucas is listed in "The Lamont Clan" 1235-1935 www.familytreedna.com/publ...	Coinneach	40	8414	04:25 PM Mar 23, 2017 by Penguins Fan
	Finding Patrick Sept Connections through Ancestry.com DNA Testing Patrick DNA Ancestry.com (Preview) Anyone here, who has done the Ancestry.com DNA Test. I have and am wondering if I connect with one of our clan members through that testing. I have several family trees, but the one I have attached to my DNA results is the Patrick/Miller Family Tree. My handle there and here is DHPatrick. So far, I've onl...	DHPatrick	22	3670	07:38 PM May 23, 2016 by Denpat55
	Brown Family Sept (Preview) Does anyone have any information on their Brown family connections to Clan Lamont? My grandmother was a Brown, I know they were Scottish Browns, but I have never been able to trace the family back to Scotland. There are just too many male Browns with names like William, James and George. The most fam...	MacPatrick	16	3059	12:35 PM May 22, 2016 by Robertb99
	A Wee Bit More on the MacPhadrick and Patrick Lamont cadet families. (Preview) While it is maintained (see "The History of the Clan Lamont, 1934"), that this branch of the Lamont are direct decedents of the McPhadrick Lamonts of Coustoun, Argyllshire, specific genealogical reference is absent. Lamont of Coustoun, the McPhadrick Lamonts of Coustoun were locate...	liam26	5	1523	10:21 PM Aug 17, 2015 by super8mm
	Turner (Preview) MacTournors or Turners of Luss are descendants of a fugitive Lamont who settled on Lochlomondside, and engaged in the business of a turner. I then began to think about "Toward" and it's euphonic resemblance to "Turner". Turner in Gaelic is "tuairneir", pronounc...	Knockdow	9	2216	10:18 PM Jul 7, 2015 by dturner608
	A John Patrick born in New York around 1904 and married to Mazie Hattie Mix (Preview) Hello My name is Denise Patrick and I am clueless about my biological father's side of the family. I know my grandfather's name is John David Patrick (he is still alive and living in NC). My grandmother was Darcy Buys before she married my grandfather. She later married someone with the last name of Roy...	ldpatrick	4	878	03:33 PM Apr 28, 2014 by ldpatrick
	Newest Patrick Cousin (Preview) It's official, Rhett is descended from the Virginia/Kentucky Patricks. He has been able to trace his family back to Hugh Patrick. I'll let Cousin Rhett give us all of the details !	MacPatrick	10	1710	02:32 PM Mar 19, 2014 by David
	New Patrick!! Need help!! (Preview) John Franklin Frank Patrick 14 Sept 1844. Married Carolina Deskins in 26 Feb, 1880 Anyone have any information on this? These are my ancestors. Trying to trace back. Thanks	bmpatrick	10	1553	11:44 AM Nov 1, 2013 by jtpatrick
	Brown, White, Black (Preview) Names of Lamonts who changed their names in troublous times. I noticed that Knockdow (Cnoc Dubh, meaning "Black Knoll" and pronounced "crok-doo") and Toward sit in "Glen Fyne" (Gleann Fionn, meaning "White Glen"), which drains down to Ardyne Point (...	Knockdow	10	3370	12:11 PM Aug 25, 2013 by EoinDubh
	Poquoson Patrick info? (Preview) Hi Guys, Does anyone out there have any information on the Patrick family from Poquoson, Virginia? I traced my Patrick family line back to John Patrick and Mary Mason from Poquoson. aparently they were one of the earlier families to settle in that area.	Rhett	4	1444	07:04 PM Jul 16, 2013 by bmpatrick
	Hello from a "new" Patrick cousin (Preview) Hello all; I know that the vast majority of Patricks in North America descend from the 4 sons of Hugh Patrick detailed in Dr Lee W Patrick's book. My family comes from a bit different line, which only arrived here in the mid-1800s (although my dad and Dr Patrick corresponded in the 1980s he thought we pr...	TomPatrick	1	873	09:42 AM May 30, 2013 by Knockdow
	John Patrick married Margaret Leedy in Virginia 1856 (Preview) Hi my name Cynthia L. Davis and I was born in Spokane, Wa. My Grandmother's maiden name was Patrick. She was born in Bayfield, CO. on March 2, 1909 to Henry Robert Patrick b. Oct.14, 1868 and Julia Catherine Ash Patrick b. July 4, 1871. That had 11 living children and 2 children that died in infancy. Henry...	cynthia	36	6645	11:45 PM Apr 28, 2013 by cynthialouise
	Lamont septs (Preview) Septs of Clan Lamont Aldownie, -y Black Blackie Blaik Blaikie Blake Blaker Blakey Broun Brown Burden Burdon Clement Lamb Lambie Lammie Lammon Lammond Lamon Lamond Lamondson Lander(s) Lemmon Lemon Lemond Lamond Lamont Limon Limond Limont Lucas Luck Luckie, -y Luke MacAlduie MacAldowie MacClam...	Knockdow	6	2986	01:21 PM Apr 22, 2013 by Knockdow
	Any Lamb families out there? (Preview) My Great Great Grandfather Charles Lamb is my connection to the Lamonts. I'd be interested in sharing family names with other Lamb decendants.	Gorebridge	8	2780	11:03 AM Feb 18, 2013 by LStxaz
	Patrick DNA Study (Preview) Here is the link to the Patrick DNA Study. http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/patrick/results It would interesting to compare these results to the Lamont-Young study.	MacPatrick	0	1010	01:24 PM Mar 22, 2012 by MacPatrick
	Patricks of Florida (Preview) Brother and Sister Patricks, A cousin needs help! He has hit a wall so I want to see if anyone out there has information that would move this forward. Personally, this is the first time I have encountered a Patrick migration via Holland but it's not unheard of. What we are looking for is a connection that...	David	0	746	10:01 AM Mar 20, 2012 by David
	MacPatrick, Patrick (Preview) – aliases of the Lamonts, descend from Baron MacPatrick, who was the ancestor of the Lamonts of Cowstone (Couston)	Knockdow	1	1614	11:17 AM Mar 10, 2012 by liam26
	James Patrick 1766 (Preview) Pardon this new poster not using Search. Actually, I did, but the results were mountainous. Perhaps someone has a quick answer. I'm new to this game and have found it both interesting and frustrating. I've been able to successfully trace my line from John Patric 1429. Along the way, I arrived at J...	ronny	3	1270	09:00 PM Jan 10, 2012 by ronny
	Lamond (Preview) There was a group a Lamonts who escorted a lady Lamont to Braemaer for her wedding. Most of who in later years changed their name back only spelled it with a “d” to distinguish themselves, thus Lamond	Knockdow	2	1234	12:50 PM Dec 28, 2011 by Michael
	Bourdon, Burdon (Preview) the Bourdons trace their decent to a younger son of one of the chiefs of Lamont, who married an heiress of Bourdon of feddals, whose name he adopted	Knockdow	10	3871	01:34 PM Jun 16, 2011 by Wood Badger
	Ancestral Books (Preview) Here are a few of the books that I just ran across in on a genealogical book website at http://www.ancestralbooks.com. They have quite a few books on many names. Lamb Early Marriage Records of the Lamb Family in the US. Official and Authoritative Records of Lamb Marriages in the Original States and Co...	EoinDubh	1	1044	12:03 PM Feb 13, 2011 by Knockdow
	William Patrick (Preview) I've done some research and this is what I've found so far. Thomas H Patrick born 1896 in Russell County, VA, married Ida May. He is my GGGrandfather.He is the son of William Patrick born 1835 or 37 in Russell county VA, from his second wife Mary J. (married in 1891) Some of his siblings from this marrage w...	Jessica Patrick	5	1809	02:26 PM Dec 10, 2010 by Denpat55
	Patrick's of NZ (Preview) You never know what you will find surfing the net http://www.stuff.co.nz/timaru-herald/news/4255791/Patrick-clan-to-gather-for-family-reunion Patrick clan to gather for family reunionBy KATARINA FILIPE - The Timaru Herald Last updated 05:00 21/10/2010SharePrint Text Size comment...	Knockdow	0	1022	07:22 PM Oct 20, 2010 by Knockdow
	Leman (Preview) I came across an article in the Scottish Banner that said Leman is a sept of our Clan. I also found it on the web... as a surname grouped with lemon. This surprised me because my mother’s maiden name is Leman. If it’s true… that connects me from both sides of the family.	morris	8	1426	09:50 AM Aug 30, 2010 by David
	Couston - Home of the Patricks (Preview) I have been lucky to make contact with Danielle Clark of Colintrive, Argyll. She lives a stones throw from Couston. Last year Luckey (Jim Rapin) & I drove around the far side Loch Striven looking for Couston, the ancient home of the Patricks. We could not find any signs marking this farm. Here is t...	Knockdow	0	1271	08:04 PM Jul 15, 2010 by Knockdow
	Aldownie (Preview) Hello, By way of introduction my name is Damian Downie and I am seeking any information relevant to the Lamont sept name Aldownie. I have a couple of very basic hypotheses, which I can post but I do not want to bore anyone too much at this stage. I am hopeful that someone may have more detailed informati...	ddownie	22	5960	04:58 AM Aug 30, 2009 by ddownie
	Sittlington, Green, White and Young (Preview) I believe elsewhere on this forum, Knockdow has posted about the Andrew Lamont Young Society. This is made up of some of those who are descendants of John Lamont and Mary Young Lamont through Andrew Lamont Young. Immediately after the Dunoon massacre, Mary fled with her sons to Ireland where they s...	LarneMan	2	1799	10:13 AM May 6, 2009 by LarneMan
	Meikleham, Lambie, Lamondson, MacClylmont, MacIlwhom (Preview) are all supposedly to be forms and coruptions of Lamont	Knockdow	2	1243	12:37 AM Apr 26, 2009 by Knockdow
	Munn (Preview) Scottish (also found in Donegal): Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Gille Mhunna ‘son of the servant of (Saint) Munnu’. This name, which is also found in the form Mundu, from earlier Mo-Fhindu, is a hypocoristic form of Fionntan with the affective prefix mo- ‘my’MacGilleMhunna (son of the servant of Sa...	Knockdow	3	1184	07:05 AM Apr 6, 2009 by MacPatrick
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