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Seanmus · Seanmus

Hi, my name is James Turner, I'm a new member and new to kilting. Bought my first kilt in March (US Forces) wore it twice , at church for Kilt Day and to a veterans program in another town. I'm looking for a Lamont kilt modern or weathered, I can't wear wool. Very glad to be a member of the Clan. Thank you. ...

Lamont1 · Lamont1

Hi everyone, my name is Dan Lamont. I am new to the forum and glad to be here. I live in a small resort town in SW Utah called Moab. An outdoor recreational spot. I have been actively going to Scottish games/events for over ten years, getting to 3 or 4 a year. Each year we plan for a long haul to anot...

Dot · Dot

I'm Dot Hosking Huntley from southwestern Oregon and a dyed in the plaid Duck fan. My great grandfather was John Lamont from Prince Edward Island, Canada. His father was born in Uig, Isle of Skye, and emigrated to PEI in 1803 as part of the Selkirk Settlers. Have visited Uig once and, of course, want...

LarneMan · LarneMan

Hello, from Chattanooga, TN! My grandmother was Eunice Octavia Young Teagarden of Knoxville, TN, who was a descendant of Andrew Lamont Young. I am a member of the Andrew Lamont Young Society. I have been to Larne to the house of Andrew Lamont Young two or three (thwarthy) times in the course of going t...

Drac · Drac

I hang around Ren Fairs. Actually hang around is a bit of an understatement since my wife and I normally get season passes to the local one and go to several others during the year.It is kind of a requirement when you have a wife who has a masters in history (English renaissance). I checked out my paterna...

Pagan · Pagan

Hi there! I'm Victoria, the New Mexico Commissioner. I'm a Lamont on my da's side and a Hamilton on my mum's side. Discovered the connection just by chance and seeing that our last name is actually a sept of Lamont....and it's been all downhill from there! Anyone else here from New Mexico? And if anyon...

Coinneach · Coinneach

I am glad to see this new forum for those interested in sharing about their family and interest in our Clan Lamont. Our clan is a great way to make new friends and learn about your extended family. Communication is always a good thing to keep the interest up! I have been searching for my Luckey line for...

phillyvince · phillyvince

Vincent Lamont here in Philadelphia, Pennslyvania. My grandfather was James Lamont from Coleraine, Co. Derry, N. Ireland. Our family was from Ballycastle, County Antrim, N. Ireland before Coleraine. And Scotland a few generations before my grandfather. I am related to the late Bishop Donal Lam...

Jason Lamont · Jason Lamont

I was bleesed to go to the clan gathering in 08 and really felt I had found long lost family members and it was refreshing to see where my clan lived fought and died. my kin migrated in 1842 for Australia, a widow and 3 sons I went to the churchs where they were married and baptised I considered the heart ach f...

Steve Brown · Steve Brown

Greetings and Salutations from Boston, Massachusetts. Some day I will connect Edward Browne (1590 - 1650) who married (1627) Faith Lord (1610 - 1679) back to the Lamonts. I have been at this brick wall for some time now....Some how English Clerks do not know where the records went to.... and other su...

New member saying hello · taylor

Latha math dhuibh! Just a brief introduction, my name is Taylor Darley and I'm a descendant of John Lamont and Mary Young Lamont. (By way of my father's maternal line, his mother's maiden name was Young) A bit of the history can be found here: http://www.geocities.com/charryoung/early.html (not m...

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	Hello from Delaware (Preview) Hi, my name is James Turner, I'm a new member and new to kilting. Bought my first kilt in March (US Forces) wore it twice , at church for Kilt Day and to a veterans program in another town. I'm looking for a Lamont kilt modern or weathered, I can't wear wool. Very glad to be a member of the Clan. Thank you. ...	Seanmus	8	1029	05:47 AM Jun 26, 2009 by Kilted Carver
	Hello from Utah (Preview) Hi everyone, my name is Dan Lamont. I am new to the forum and glad to be here. I live in a small resort town in SW Utah called Moab. An outdoor recreational spot. I have been actively going to Scottish games/events for over ten years, getting to 3 or 4 a year. Each year we plan for a long haul to anot...	Lamont1	8	1029	05:45 AM Jun 26, 2009 by Kilted Carver
	Another Oregonian (Preview) I'm Dot Hosking Huntley from southwestern Oregon and a dyed in the plaid Duck fan. My great grandfather was John Lamont from Prince Edward Island, Canada. His father was born in Uig, Isle of Skye, and emigrated to PEI in 1803 as part of the Selkirk Settlers. Have visited Uig once and, of course, want...	Dot	7	996	05:43 AM Jun 26, 2009 by Kilted Carver
	Greetings from SE TN (Preview) Hello, from Chattanooga, TN! My grandmother was Eunice Octavia Young Teagarden of Knoxville, TN, who was a descendant of Andrew Lamont Young. I am a member of the Andrew Lamont Young Society. I have been to Larne to the house of Andrew Lamont Young two or three (thwarthy) times in the course of going t...	LarneMan	10	1154	04:50 PM Apr 10, 2009 by Coinneach
	Hello form North Texas (Preview) I hang around Ren Fairs. Actually hang around is a bit of an understatement since my wife and I normally get season passes to the local one and go to several others during the year.It is kind of a requirement when you have a wife who has a masters in history (English renaissance). I checked out my paterna...	Drac	10	1288	12:00 AM Mar 31, 2009 by taylor
	Buenos dias, ya'll! (Preview) Hi there! I'm Victoria, the New Mexico Commissioner. I'm a Lamont on my da's side and a Hamilton on my mum's side. Discovered the connection just by chance and seeing that our last name is actually a sept of Lamont....and it's been all downhill from there! Anyone else here from New Mexico? And if anyon...	Pagan	5	974	06:37 PM Mar 25, 2009 by Kilted Carver
	Clan greetings from Charlotte, NC SE Region (Preview) I am glad to see this new forum for those interested in sharing about their family and interest in our Clan Lamont. Our clan is a great way to make new friends and learn about your extended family. Communication is always a good thing to keep the interest up! I have been searching for my Luckey line for...	Coinneach	5	993	12:49 PM Feb 4, 2009 by David
	A big hello to all my fellow Lamonts and kin. (Preview) Vincent Lamont here in Philadelphia, Pennslyvania. My grandfather was James Lamont from Coleraine, Co. Derry, N. Ireland. Our family was from Ballycastle, County Antrim, N. Ireland before Coleraine. And Scotland a few generations before my grandfather. I am related to the late Bishop Donal Lam...	phillyvince	14	1098	09:03 AM Feb 4, 2009 by phillyvince
	GREETINGS KINSMAN from Jason Lamont from Australia (Preview) I was bleesed to go to the clan gathering in 08 and really felt I had found long lost family members and it was refreshing to see where my clan lived fought and died. my kin migrated in 1842 for Australia, a widow and 3 sons I went to the churchs where they were married and baptised I considered the heart ach f...	Jason Lamont	4	1105	07:05 PM Feb 2, 2009 by Knockdow
	A New Englander Logging In Brown genealogy McLucas (Preview) Greetings and Salutations from Boston, Massachusetts. Some day I will connect Edward Browne (1590 - 1650) who married (1627) Faith Lord (1610 - 1679) back to the Lamonts. I have been at this brick wall for some time now....Some how English Clerks do not know where the records went to.... and other su...	Steve Brown	6	1068	01:20 PM Feb 2, 2009 by Luckey
	New member saying hello (Preview) Latha math dhuibh! Just a brief introduction, my name is Taylor Darley and I'm a descendant of John Lamont and Mary Young Lamont. (By way of my father's maternal line, his mother's maiden name was Young) A bit of the history can be found here: http://www.geocities.com/charryoung/early.html (not m...	taylor	6	930	01:04 PM Feb 2, 2009 by Luckey
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