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> MacDonald Of Clan Ranald
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Posted: 28-Oct-2006, 05:24 PM
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Background: On a broken cross shaft found on the island of Texa off Islay is carved what is probably the oldest surviving likeness of a MacDonald. It depicts a typical fourteenth-century Celtic prince, wearing a quilted coat with chain-mail and a conical helmet, and armed with a great sword and a battle-axe. this is the Cross of Ranald.

Variations: Alcock, Alison, Allan, Allanson, Allen, Callan, Callen, Currie, Isaac, Isaacs, Ketchen, Ketchin, MacAchin, MacAichen, MacAllan, MacBurie, MacCrindle, MacCurrach, MacCurrie, MacDonald, MacEachan, MacEachen, MacEachin, MacGachan, MacGeachan, MacIsaac, MacKeachan, MacKechnie, MacKeochan, MacKessack, MacKessick, MacKissock, MacVarish, MacVurich, MacVurie, MacVurrich, Park

More Info: http://heraldry.celticradio.net/search.php?id=9

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