Description

This wool tam (or Tam O' Shanter) is a traditional piece of Scottish headwear that takes its name from the famous Robert Burns poem

younger and natural son of the 6th Chief of Clan Mackintosh

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and his constant raids on their fortresses made them hate and fear him

MacKinlay Tartan Tie Style:Modern This wool tam (or TamLennox was the home of this family who claim descent from Finlay, son of Buchanan of Drumkill. In Gaelic the name is MacFhionnlaigh, meaning "son of Finlay", or Finlayson. Little is known regarding them, but during the Irish "plantation" of the 17th century, some MacKinlays are said to have settled in Ulster where the name appears as Macginlay. People of the name were fairly numerous in the Glasgow area and near Loch Lomond, and some are found further

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