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Chief of the Clan:

Lorne Gillean Iain Maclaine [email protected]
26th Chief of the Clan
Feudal Baron of Moy




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Associated Names:

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Maclaine, McClain, McLain, MacLayne, MacLean,
Lane,Laine, Lain, Layne, Lean,
McFadyen, MacFadden, McPhadon, McPhadzean, Fadden,
MacCormack, McCormick, Cormack, Cormick,
MacGillivray, MacIlvora , MacBay, MacVay ,
MacAvoy, Avoy, MacEvoy, Evoy , MacFetridge,
Patton, Patten, Paton, Peden,
Douie, Huie , Beaton , Black , Clanachan ,...


and all other spelling variations of the above.

Clan Badge:

Tartans:

Maclaine (Dress and Hunting ),
McFadyen (Dress and Hunting ),
MacCormick ,
There is also a Mull Island (District) tartan

Motto:

Clan Related Pipe Music:

Clan MacLaine of Lochbuie - by Bryan R. Clayton
Lorne Maclaine of Lochbuie - 
Maclaine of Lochbuie's Reel - 
MacFadyen's Point - 
MacFadden's Reel - Irish Tunes Old and New - T. Tully
Cameron MacFadyen's March - 
Maclaine of Lochbuie's Lament (1) - 
Maclaine of Lochbuie's Lament (2) - 
Maclaine of Lochbuie's Lament (3) - 

Plant:

Castle:

Moy Castle, on the Isle of Mull (Mull Map courtesy of Amy Guskin) -- in Gaelic, �Caisteal nan Maoidh�, or �Castle of Threatening�

Arms of the Chief:

Quarterly; First, Argent, a lion rampant Gules; Second; Or, a lymphad sails furled, oars in saltire Sable, flagged gules; Third, Or, a dexter hand fessways couped Gules, holding a cross crosslet fitchee Azure; Fourth, Azure, a tower embattled Argent masoned Sable. Above the shield is placed a chapeau Azure furred Ermine, thereon, an Helm befitting his degree, with a Mantling Gules doubled Argent, and on a Wreath of the Liveries is set for a Crest branch of Laurel and a branch of cypress in saltire surmounted of a battle axe in pale all proper and in an Escrol over the same this Motto �VINCERE VEL MORI�; and on a Compartment beneath the shield are set for supporters, two wolves proper.

Other:

The lost sword of Lochbuie Have you seen this sword?
The Standing Stone at Lochbuie
The Stone Circle at Lochbuie The ONLY stone circle on Mull!
Click on the following to see some actual pictures of the Standing Stones and Cairn at Lochbuie. These pictures were taken in in 1976 and 1987 by Clive Ruggles
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: "Outlier L 105m SW of the circle, viewed from the west. Outlier K and the circle itself are visible in the background".
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: The stone circle viewed from the south.
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: The stone circle viewed from the west.
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: The stone circle viewed from the NW.
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: The cairn.
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: The northernmost outlier.
• Click here to see a picture of Lochbuie: The outliers closest to the stone circle.

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