Grant


http://magoo.com/hugh/images/Grant_crest.gifClan Badge

The Clan Grant Motto is Stand Fast, Craigellachie! Craigellachie, rock of alarm, is the hill begind the town of Aviemore and also the name of a village 30 miles down the river Spey from Aviemore. During the halcyon days of the Clan Grant, it was stated that the goal of the Chiefs of Grant was to hold all of the lands between the two Craigellachies.  They very nearly succeeded. The belt and buckle clansman's badge features a mountain in flames.  In former times, large pyres or bonfires were ignited on high hills or mountains in Strathspey to signify a gathering of the men of the clan, to celebrate a joyous event, or to warn the clan of impending danger.   Clan Grant Society - USA 

Over the years I have corresponded with many researchers working on this family.  I would especially like to thank Alastair Grant for his generosity in sharing his work.  See the Grant genealogy below for other contributors.

History of the Clan

Clan Grant - Wikipedia
Scottish Clans: The Story Behind Clan Grant (video)
Clan Grant Society - USA 
Scotweb Clan Grant




Lineage:
Sarah Eleanor Grant (Dropbox)
Peter Grant (1840 NS - 27 Feb 1877 NS)(Dropbox)
Alpin Estcourt Grant (1804 NS - 18 May 1858 NS)(Dropbox)
Peter Grant (1767 SCOT - 30 Oct 1852 NS)(Dropbox)
Alpin Grant (15 Mar 1740 SCOT - 1828 NS)(Dropbox)
Iain Grant (1705 SCOT - bef 16 Mar 1752 SCOT)(Dropbox)
    
Second Line
Mary Catherine Grant (abt 1715 SCOT - ) m. Iain above (Dropbox)
John Grant V (1672 SCOT - 7 Feb 1725/6 Scot)(Dropbox)

Places
Scotland (Dropbox)
Nova Scotia (Dropbox)
New Jersey (Dropbox)

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Grant Genealogy
Grant Dropbox

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