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a deliberate nod to the clan's connection with the MacLeods of Lewis
The clan adopted the island's Gaelic name
They were known across the region as "Cock o' the North
serving as tutor to Mary
The Gordons
Clan Buchanan - Clairinsh - Framed & Mounted Photo Print Frame Style:Black a deliberate nod to theClairinsh is a small, wooded island in Loch Lomond, set within the Lennox district east of the loch, and it was the ancestral seat of the Buchanan chiefs. The clan adopted the island's Gaelic name, Clr Innis, as their battle cry, and held this territory for centuries following the grant of Lennox lands to their founding ancestor, Anselan O'Kyan, by Malcolm II around 1016. The most celebrated of the Buchanans was a man of scholarship rather than the
