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2. www.maclachlanwusa.com › septs › gilchristClan Maclachlan Society, Western USA Branch - Gilchrist

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   Found in the ancient cemetery of Kilmartin Parish, located between Lochgilphead and Oban in western Scotland, is the only known display of a "Gilchrist Coat-of-Arms." Two panels imbedded into a stone wall located on the left as one enters the gate commemorate the death of William MacLachlan and his wife, Grisella MacGilchrist.

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3. www.maclachlan.freewolf.co.uk › gilchristThe MacLachlan Family History on the Net

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   Found in the ancient cemetery of Kilmartin Parish, located between Lochgilphead and Oban in western Scotland, is the only known display of a "Gilchrist Coat-of-Arms." Two panels imbedded into a stone wall located on the left as one enters the gate commemorate the death of William MacLachlan and his wife, Grisella MacGilchrist.

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   Is Gilchrist a Scottish name?

   • Find out the exact history of your family! Gilchrist is a surname of Scottish origin considered to be patronymic as it is derived from an ancient Scottish clan name which evolved from the Gaelic given name “Gille Criosd”. The given name translates to servant or friend of Christ, indicative of an early follower of Christ or Christian.

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   Who were the Gilchrists?

   • Two clans – the MacLachlans and the Ogilvies, claim the Gilchrists. The Gilchrists who were vassals of the ancient Earls of Lennox almost certainly fought alongside the great Scottish hero, William Wallace (Braveheart), at his victory over the English at the Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297.

   History of Clan MacGilchrist / Gilchrist

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   Is there a Gilchrist coat-of-arms in Kilmartin Cemetery?

   • The existence of the Gilchrist coat-of-arms, "a lion rampant within an engrailed border" as seen on the right of the MacLachlan coat-of-arms on the Kilmartin Cemetery memorial, raises a most interesting question.

   Clan Maclachlan Society, Western USA Branch - Gilchrist

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   What is a coat of arms in Scotland?

   • A Coat of Arms is a design which identifies a specific person, family or organisation. In Scotland, Coats of Arms can only belong to one person at a time. The Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland records every Coat of Arms in Scotland since 1672, and is updated every day.

   Search for Coats of Arms in Scotland - mygov.scot

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5. coadb.com › surnames › gilchrist-armsGilchrist Family Crest, Coat of Arms and Name History

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   Gilchrist is a surname of Scottish origin considered to be patronymic as it is derived from an ancient Scottish clan name which evolved from the Gaelic given name “Gille Criosd”. The given name translates to servant or friend of Christ, indicative of an early follower of Christ or Christian.

6. crestsandarms.com › pages › gilchrist-family-crestGilchrist Family Crest, Coat of Arms and Name Meaning

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   Discover the rich history and symbolism behind the Gilchrist family crest and coat of arms. Learn how this iconic emblem reflects the legacy and values of the Gilchrist lineage in just a few clicks.

7. homepages.rootsweb.com › ~steve › robertwgChapter 1: The Origin of the MacGilchrists of Western Scotland

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   These clans as well as the descendants of Gilchrist all bore the "Dalriadic Lyon" (the rampant lion) in their coat of arms --- Dalriada being the name of the fifth century kingdom established by the Scots who had migrated from northern Ireland across to western Scotland.

8. www.houseofnames.com › gilcrist-family-crestGilcrist History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms - HouseofNames

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   Read the Gilcrist surname history and see the family crest, coat of arms for the Scottish Origin. Discover the Gilcrist surname history. Where did the name Gilcrist come from?

9. www.mygov.scot › search-for-coats-of-armsSearch for Coats of Arms in Scotland - mygov.scot

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   Apr 30, 2019 · 30 Apr 2019. A Coat of Arms is a design which identifies a specific person, family or organisation. In Scotland, Coats of Arms can only belong to one person at a time. The Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland records every Coat of Arms in Scotland since 1672, and is updated every day.