Some of the comments received to date on
History
of the Clan Gregor
Greetings,
Just wanted to say that I greatly enjoy your website. The
information
included is wonderful, highly informative, and very much appreciated.
Keep
up the great work... Best regards,
David MacGregor
Hello,
I've enjoyed exploring your site
Ann Pituley.
I am writing to request permission to insert a link
from the I recently have been researching the MacGregor history as I am
building
a website for my family which discusses our family heritage.
We are
Griersons, and thus have strong ties to our MacGregor past. I
found
your site recently and saw that you have a lot of information and
some
pictures which I would love to harvest. I am curious as to the You have a very nice site.. Annie. Hi,
Ian MacLean Ken Bragg May I congratulate you on an excellent website about the Clan
Gregor. Ian Greig I enjoyed your website. Matti Makela I feel that I just have to drop you a note I was very interested in your colourful and attractive MacGregor
website. You have a nice web site. I found the site where you have provided a lot of MacGregor
history most
interesting. The Pict stuff is great. Danusia Hugh MacGregor Raymond et Eva
Keep up the good works. We need more like
you in our Clan.
Cousin Annie. You've done a very good job and deserve a lot of credit. Ron Shankland An acquaintance referred me to your outstanding website.
J. Alec MacPherson Your awesome Scottish history web page
Eochaidh MacDhalaigh OghaChruithne Like the stuff on your site.
Ron Walker
Wow,
what an enormous undertaking. You should have had it
published as a book! I think you missed your calling. Jean
(MacGregor) Simon I
will read your fantastic website in much more detail. Alexander
(Sandy) Robertson
Walter Brown Your website is fantastic!
Walter Scott Digital Archive
(http://www.walterscott.lib.ed.ac.uk/),
a scholarly resource
maintained by Edinburgh University Library, to the page 'Sir
Walter Scott and the Clan Gregor' on your excellent resource:
Dr Paul Barnaby
Project Officer
Walter Scott Digital Archive
Special Collections Division
Edinburgh University Library
copyright status of these items. Would it be alright to use
the
pictures and copy some of the items such as the timeline?
Thanks in
advance for your response and for the website. It's great to
see so
many MacGregors who care to share their past.
Andrew Grierson
Hi Hal
Thank you so much for sending the info on my ancestors. I
really appreciate it!! I'm also wondering if I could contact
you again on email with questions about my ancestry? I
certainly do not wish to bother you but I really would like to find
out all
I can. Well again thank you for the info.
Sue
Annie of "McGregor search daily"
"Cuimhnich air na daoine o'n d' thanig thu"
"Remember the men from whom you are sprung"
Our new web site is http://www.execulink.com/~astadden123
I have been reading about the Kelts and their Origins.
Although the Picts are not considered Kelts, they are related
people who seem to have a strong Keltic element.
It is accepted by some that the Picts have come from
Scythia.
Your account on an Assyrian connection or influence is
worthy of study as you pointed out:
Reliefs of Pictish warriors on Orkney gravestones have a decidedly
'Assyrian' appearance.
The older books do not mention this info.
Please, sir, may I ask the source of this new info?
Thank you for your assistance.
Best Regards,
Cesar Martin
Hello Hal,
I am the President of Clan Maclean Atlantic (Canada), and am
heading up the committee that is arranging his "tour". I
couldn't find the information but found your excellent web
site. Also in you "Escape to Nova Scotia" there is
a poster for MacLean Kilties. I had heard of this
regiment before, but was pleased and surprised to see the
recruiting poster that you have in your article.
to congratulate (and thank) you on such a comprehensive piece of
work. I
knew quite a bit of it, but there were numerous parts which were new
to me.
I directed a couple of my colleagues who have none of our family
heritage to
the site, and they have found it fascinating also.
Well done.
Eur Ing Douglas McGregor
BSc, PgD (Dist), CEng, MIMarEST, AMIChemE
I appreciate your efforts in producing this intriguing
website.
Alan Wilson
Professor of History, Trent University,
Peterborough, Ontario. (Retired)
particularly regarding the Picts,
Celts and Dalriada.
Andrew Morrison
Rae Bell
Jennifer Stirling
Howard
R. Grossnickle
I certainly enjoyed your article (about the Picts) and was
wondering
if you could tell me some of the sources that you
used.
The rest of your website is extremely helpful.
Thanks for sharing.
Beverly Moon
Keep up your good work. You should have a picture and bio of
yourself as a famous MacGregor!
Am enjoying your site, reading and trying to sort everything
and everyone out.
A pat on the back. Superb work Hal.
In some fashion, you need to preserve your site for many generations
to come.
Maybe you should have been a professor or a writer
professionally. Congratulations!
Best
Wishes
All I can say is WOW! You need
to get this published!
Thank You,
Carol Cockburn Bird