A detailed look at Highland history, clan memory, and genealogical research in a single scholarly volume.
This edition surveys Scottish clan lineages and their stories, with careful notes on how historic manuscripts were built and read. It brings together analyses of the Farquharson family, the Brouchdearg manuscript, and related lineages, framed by careful archival work and scholarly commentary. The result is a clear, well-sourced guide to how clan history is traced and understood.
- In-depth genealogies that extend from the 16th to the 18th centuries and beyond.
- Close examination of key manuscripts and how they influence our view of clan origins.
- Context on Highland traditions, identity, and the role of family lines in shaping history.
- Appendices and notes that illuminate sources and lineage connections for researchers.
Ideal for readers of Highland history, genealogy enthusiasts, and scholars seeking grounded, well-documented work. It offers a reliable entry point into the study of Scottish clans and their place in national memory.