Clan Tailyour

[1] The historian George Fraser Black states that Taylor is a very common name in early Scots records.

[1] In the same year six people of this name appear on the Ragman Rolls, rendering homage to Edward I of England, from counties as far apart as Angus and Roxburgh.

[1] James Taylor, born 1753 in Lanarkshire is credited with the first practical application of steam power to vessels for inland navigation.

[1] The great paddle steamers which would later carry passengers and freight on the rivers of North America were derived from Taylor's original work.

[1] Kirktonhill is situated within Aberdeenshire, some four and a half miles north of Montrose, Angus, and lies directly east of the village of Marykirk.

Stem arms of Clan Tailyour clansmen
Crest of the Chief of Clan Tailyour (in abeyance)
Arms of the Chief of Clan Tailyour (in abeyance)