An old kilt worn by Commander Alex Hannay (1788 - 1844) was discovered by his descendant, Miss Anne Hannay, in the family chest and came into the possession of Councillor John Hannay, a well...

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Clan Chief: David Hannay of Kirkdale and of that Ilk. ⇨ View All Hannay Tartan Products. Hannay may have been spelled 'Ahannay' at first, possibly derived from the Gaelic 'O'Hannaidh' or 'Ap Shenaeigh'. The ancestors of the family can be traced back to Galloway in South-West Scotland.

The tartan pictured is our Hannay Modern, 16oz, Pure New Wool Tartan. View fabric options for this tartan. Origins of the Clan. The name Hannay may have originally been spelt Ahannay, possibaly deriving from the Gaelic word 'Hannaidh' or 'Shenaeigh'. The family can betraced back to Galloway in South-West Scotland.

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2012年1月6日 · Although it is referred to as the “modern” Clan Hannay tartan, it is itself derived from an 18th century variant discovered by a Society councilmember among the effects of an ancestor. More details can be found at the Scottish Register of Tartans.

The tartan colours were chosen to reflect the similarity with the other family names associated with Hannah, Hannay (STR #1587) & Hanna (STR #1584). A woven sample of this tartan has been...

In 1601 a Hannay's behavior towards the Murrays was so outrageous the family was outlawed for a time. You can trace the Francis genealogy in his book where he identifies the clan families as of Sorbie, Knockglass, Capenoch, and Kilfillan in Wigtonshire …

Hannay may have originally been spelt ‘Ahannay’, possibly deriving from the Gaelic ‘O’Hannaidh’, or ‘Ap Shenaeigh’. The family can be traced back to Galloway in South-West Scotland. The name of ‘Gilbert de Hannethe’ appears on the Ragman Roll in 1296.