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    Can we enumerate the ways in which one has a connection to a tartan?

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    Quote Originally Posted by auld argonian View Post
    Can we enumerate the ways in which one has a connection to a tartan?

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    The old saying my MIL uses in regards to "Who is a Cajun?" would be an appropriate answer:

    "By the blood, by the ring and by the back door."



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    Quote Originally Posted by auld argonian View Post
    Can we enumerate the ways in which one has a connection to a tartan?

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    This could be fun and pokes my sense of humor.

    Tartan:

    Brown, Mum, Grandad, GGdad, all Browns
    MacMillan, Brown is a sept of the MacMillan Clan
    Lamont, Also claims the Browns
    Lochaber District, The Browns are asscoiated with the MacMillans in that area originally.
    Campbell By marriage
    US Army I am a veteran
    German National Dad's side
    Dutch National Gmum's side
    Irish National Dad's side again
    Welsh National Wife's GGdad
    Holyrood Grandad Walter Brown was a Deacon in the church. Holyrood Abby has as one of the founders a Walterus Brown. (coincidence? I think not! )


    It's easy to find tartans to enjoy!
    Personally I like tartans I can associate with.(Even if I have to play it fast and loose)
    If someone wants to wear a tartan because they enjoy the look, I'd say go for it. (But I would at a minimum expect the wearer to be able to name the tartan.)

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