Sorry his name was William Roy Norquay

I am back.. I had to help an elderly friend who had surgery and I stayed with her and her handicapped son for nearly a week and they had no internet. HEAVEN FORBID.....

Our Uncle Bill lived in...

guess what.. we are in Scotland proper now...I am now in the 1600's on one branch and found them to be from West Lothian it appears to be near Edinburgh. The maiden names are Ross, Gilmour, Aitken,...

yep.. i do believe they are a match to my untrained eye...

nope not at all they are darker, they are navy instead of bright blue...

The pictures of the kilts are dark because the tartans are that color. I checked the color balance. If you double-click it should blow it up so you can see it brighter.

We just dont want to...

By the way Kilt B is from Highlander by Lochcarron made in Scotland with custom measurements sewn into it. I as told it was Kincardine I believe...

Ok they have been added to the photo album. They are at the end and lettered X & Z here is the link...
http://s221.photobucket.com/albums/dd176/coldtoesinmi/Lassie%20Norquays%20%20Kilt%20Kollection/

I am adding the two other kilts.. I will add them to the photo album on photobucket.. I will repost the link.. I will letter them Kilt Y and Kilt Z. They do not look like the links above....

As I have said already.. You boys (or more correctly Men) have been an answer to prayer. I know I have asked some dumb questions and even some that have caused some disagreements. I truly do...

As I have said earlier.. I so appreciate all the helpful information you have given to me. I may have been like an annoying insect with my child-like questions, but you all have treated me with the...

I like the "Tartan Police".... Just out of decorum, are there any that should NOT be worn out of respect for a specific reason????

If you double click on the picture it should blow up for you.... Thank you for your imput

I appreciate the info on the fashion kilts & Black Stewart. Lord knows we have a pile of those... He is loving the comfort of them... I told him that he can now appreciate why I wear skirts in...

I guess I was a bit dramatic... He had really hoped to carry on where he thought his Uncle had left off... Thats all.. He truly thought he had a real lineage to trace to finish Uncle Bills...

@cajunscot... it appears we have no right to be looking into kilts or have my husband wearing a kilt. It is an insult to those from Orkney and to those from Scotland both. According to the site...

Since those from the Orkney Island only recently began wearing Highland dress and have considered themselves Norse, are they recognized as true Scots? Are they considered "bandits" or "rouges"? Do...

I do have a couple more kilts that I had put in the dry cleaning pile that are custom made and obliviously wool.. Can anyone tell us anything about Kilt C.. What is it used for for? It is more of...

You fellows are dolls..... I have found a few more maiden names.. Wishart and Dass... Are we barking up the right tree with clan Sinclair? Uncle Bill apparently thought so... I have spent all ...

I have found a Betsy Brown she and all of the others are from the Orkney Islands. I have noticed a couple migrating to Shetland....

so far I have found the maiden names of Muir, Matches, Budge, Norquoy (yes she married a Norquay), Seatter, Reid ( I think).. I am still working in it...

I did an Ancestry.com search and went back that far. I might be able to access the data base, if not my Mother-In-law has the info. Let me see what I can find..

In regards to the mighty layered creation kilt, Kilt C. The layers appear to be the underdside. The way the label lays, the layers or tiers are either the underside or it flips over and half is on...

Family names we know we are related to.. are Norquay and Matches.

@Hothir.. you have been busy, thank you so much...