MacPhie Tartan Tie Belt Buckles and their prowess in battle

and their prowess in battle and in clan feuds made them feared and respected

to the days of James I

Their complement was increased in 1739 and the companies formed into a regiment

Gilbert Kennedy of Dunure

Dimensions: 25cm x 170cm

MacPhie Tartan Tie Belt Buckles and their prowess in battleThe MacPhies, Sons of The Dark One of Peace, are one of the several branches of Clan Alpine, descended from Kenneth MacAlpine, King of Scots. An older form of the name is MacDuffie, so written in a charter of 1463, from the Gaelic Mac Dubh Sithe. The Chiefs were Heriditary Keepers of the Records of the Isles and they were in possession of the Isle of Colonsay until, in 1615, Malcolm MacPhie joined John of Islay in his ill fated rebellion. It was after