Map Of Scotland Divided Into Clans

Scotland Divided Into Clans Map

Cross-posted at In Deeds

Political Condition Of The Highlands

Papers Illustrative of the Political Condition of the Highlands of Scotland ...,  edited by James MacConechy:

An Account Of The Surname Of Cameron

An Inquiry Into the Genealogy and Present State of Ancient ..., Volume 1, by William Buchanan:

Lady Margaret Cameron Of Lochiel And Son

The Clan Cameron: A Brief Sketch of Its History and Traditions, with Short, Notices of Eminent Clansmen (published 1894):

...the Lady Margaret Elizabeth Scott of Buccleuch...

on the occasion of her marriage with their Chief Donald Cameron of Lochiel...

9th December 1875 

[Most likely the woman in the picture]

Crooked Or Wry Nose

Origins of the name from Clan Cameron:

Gaelic Camshron from cam (wry) and sron (nose)

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An ancient manuscript history of the CLAN CAMERON commences with these words: The Camerons have a tradition among them that they are originally descended of a younger son of the royal family of Denmark who assisted at the restoration of Fergus. Не was called Cameron from his crooked nose as that word imports. But it is more probable that they are of the aborigines of the ancient Scots or Caledonians that first planted the country - quoted from The Clans of the Highlands of Scotland: Being an Account of Their Annals ... with Delineations of Their Tartans, and Family Arms. Edited by T. Smibert. [With Plates.].

A specific case of "wry-nose" Cameron:

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