The Clan Gregor Society was founded in 1822 making it the third oldest clan society in Great Britain. It is also a registered charity. Today, the Society is a growing and dynamic …

The Clan Gregor Society is proud to present a selection of prominent MacGregors over the ages... In particular, our Clan Chief, Sir Malcolm MacGregor of MacGregor and his lovely wife Lady …

The Clan Gregor Society is proud to announce that the Clan MacGregor Museum is now based in Castle Menzies at Weem, near Aberfeldy in Scotland. The museum even contains the …

The Clan Gregor Society is an active and enthusiastic community of persons interested in, or associated with the Clan MacGregor. Our Society have assigned representatives in many …

The Clan Gregor Society pursues an active interest in our history, ensuring all research efforts are based on robust methodology and fact-driven. We undertake historical research, assist …

The Clan Gregor Society facilitates research efforts into tracing the spread of Clan members over time. A key component of this intent is understanding the science around DNA (i.e. …

The Clan MacGregor has four recognised clan tartans including: the MacGregor Red & Black, MacGregor Red & Green, MacGregor of Glengyle and MacGregor of Cardney.

The Clan Gregor Society undertakes a number of archaeological initiatives around Scotland, designed to improve knowledge of early Scotland and provide potential historical insights into …

What sort of events - and where - does Clan Gregor attend? The Society runs various projects which members can be involved in and has a Gathering weekend every year, normally in July, …

The Clan Gregor Society welcomes new members and urge anyone thinking of joining our community to reach out and contact us. Our Clan Representative closest to you will be in …