[4] MacGregor borrowed a large sum to increase his own cattle herd, but owing to the disappearance of his chief herder, who was entrusted with the money, MacGregor defaulted on his loan. In 1878, the football club Kirkintilloch Rob Roy was founded and named in his memory. Men were killed while women and children were sold into slavery in the New World. [2], Most modern historians agree that the first chief of Clan Gregor was Gregor of the golden bridles. "Mac Gregor of Mac Gregor, Chief of Clan Gregor", "Buffalo Plaid's 100-year old Mysteries Finally Solved", A Gardener's Handbook of Plant Names: Their Meanings and Origins, "Greigia Regel, Index Seminum (LE, Petropolitanus) 1864(Suppl. "[6] A sporran and dirk handle which belonged to Rob Roy can still be seen at Inveraray Castle. William Wordsworth wrote a poem called "Rob Roy's Grave", during a visit to Scotland (the 1803 tour was documented by his sister Dorothy in Recollections of a Tour Made in Scotland). Rob Roy Macgregor is known as the Scottish Robin Hood. After his principal creditor, James Graham, 1st Duke of Montrose, seized his lands, MacGregor waged a private blood feud against the Duke, both raiding his cattle and robbing his rents. 1898 - First 'History of the Clan Gregor' is written by Miss Amelia Georgina Murray MacGregor. Gillanders b c 1801, d 1864 (niece of George . Rob Roy was born in the Kingdom of Scotland at Glengyle, at the head of Loch Katrine, as recorded in the baptismal register of Buchanan, Stirling. Why do the Scottish love him? [7], MacGregor participated in the Battle of Glen Shiel in 1719, in which a British Government army with allied Highlanders defeated a force of Jacobite Scots supported by the Spanish. WIKITREE PROTECTS MOST SENSITIVE INFORMATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT STATED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE AND PRIVACY POLICY. Have you taken a DNA test? The times were hard in 1712 and many went hungry in the highlands. The publication of Rob Roy, by Sir Walter Scott in 1817, further added to his fame and fleshed out his biography. User blog:Robin Patterson/Rob Roy MacGregor and some Drummond descendants, Undiscovered Scotland - Robert Roy MacGregor, Rob Roy MacGregor - The Legend and the Truth, "Robert 'Rob Roy' MacGregor: outlaw and folk hero", "Glengyle House. Montrose however did manage to capture Rob but he escaped and by now his escapades were attaining folk hero status in the glens. The prefixes M', Mc and Mac are considered interchangeable, and other spelling variations are also omitted from this list. William Williams (1920) Major William Williams' Journal of a Trip to Iowa in 1849. He had left his wife twenty three English pounds. Robert "Rob Roy" MacGregor was baptised 7 March 1671[1] in Loch Lomondshire and was the youngest son of the 15th "chief of the MacGregors" "Children of the Mist." Rob Roy was badly wounded at the Battle of Glen Shiel in 1719, in which a British army of Scots and English defeated a Jacobite and Spanish expedition that aimed to restore the Stuart monarchy. His death was reported a week later in the Caledonian Mercury in Edinburgh. The editor of the book changed the place of burial to the present location. [9] Despite the savage treatment of the MacGregors, they had nevertheless fought for the king during the Scottish Civil War. Rob Roy is anglicised from the Scottish Gaelic Raibeart Ruadh, or Red Robert. [6] Colquhoun assembled a force of five hundred foot and three hundred horse and advanced to Glen Fruin to repel the Highland raiders. Women who associated with MacGregors were tarred and feathered. [2], Colin Campbell refused to recognize the claim of Gregor Roy MacGregor to the estates, and for ten years Gregor waged a war against the Campbells. Although he was involved in various skirmishes like the one in Glen Sheil in 1719, he managed to escape capture on various occasions until in 1725 he was captured by General Wade and imprisoned in the famous Newgate Prison in London. The signet was a bloodstone from Loch Lomond, and was sketched by William Williams. together with his father, Donald Glas MacGregor (alias Stewart) joined the Jacobite Rising led by Viscount Dundee, a.k.a. In July 1717, MacGregor and the whole of the Clan Gregor were specifically excluded from the benefits of the Indemnity Act 1717 which had the effect of pardoning all others who took part in the Jacobite rising of 1715. Inscription on Rob Roy MacGregor's grave. Rob was a freebooter with uncertain loyalty to James and was probably also engaged in cattle stealing and blackmail, old and at that time still honourable Highland practices. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. Conor McGregor has been a proud speaker of Irish culture and takes immense pride in the art of combat. Sometime before 1722, he finally moved to Inverlochlarig Beag on the Braes of Balquhidder. 2008 - 2023 INTERESTING.COM, INC. The old MacGregor motto is "Royal is my race." While every effort has been made to follow citation style rules, there may be some discrepancies. By the time Donald was finally released, his wife was dead. Descendants of Rob Roy settled around McGregor, Iowa, and in 1849 it was reported that the original MacGregor seal and signet was owned by Alex McGregor of Iowa. Distantly related to Scottish outlaw Robert Roy MacGregor, who died in 1734, Conor's family tree was discovered by journalist Craig Williams from the Daily Record. [6] At the end of the eighteenth century, in an act of good will, the chiefs of the two clans met and shook hands on the very site of the former slaughter. While the rich and rulers ostracized him as an outlaw, he achieved fame as a rebellious folk hero during his lifetime. Even in the times of The Bruce, the area around Loch Lomond was Clan Gregor land. Along with many Highland clansmen, at the age of eighteen Rob Roy MacGregor together with his father joined the Jacobite rising of 1689 led by John Graham, 1st Viscount Dundee and Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel, to support the Stuart King James VII, whose flight from Britain had been declared by Parliament to be an abdication, following the Glorious Revolution of 1688. Note the John Drummond in generation 5, who married May MacGregor and ended up in the Tasman Region (part of Nelson Province) of New Zealand; descendants included Rhys Drummond, who married a daughter of my sister-in-law. My linage is proved by DNA and by the paper family tree record kept by quite a few people not associated with me. A cousin, Duncan, was later adopted. Articles from Britannica Encyclopedias for elementary and high school students. They are said to be descended from Kenneth MacAlpin, the king who united Scotland back in the 13th Century. [2] Rob Roy was undoubtedly a thorn in the flesh of the government until he died in 1734. 1. He married Mary Helen MacGregor of Comer in January 1693, in Inversnaid, Stirlingshire, Scotland. Table of Contents Descendants Surname List Name Index Download GEDCOM file(20919 bytes) [2], Iain of Glenstrae died in 1519 with no direct heirs. [2] There is also a tradition that Gregor was the brother of Kenneth MacAlpin. Rob Roy became a well-known and respected cattleman this was a time when cattle rustling and selling protection against theft was a commonplace means of earning a living. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. as 19 Apt 1741. She bore him four sons: James (known as Mor or Tall), Ranald, Coll, and Robert (known as Robin Oig or Young Rob). The 1995 Rob Roy film was also novelized in that year by Donald McFarlan based on the screenplay by Alan Sharp. The Scots Gaelic clan seal was inscribed, "Triogal Ma Dh'ream/ Een dhn bait spair nocht", which was interpreted as "I am of royal descent/ Slay and spare not". Macleay takes the view that Rob did this out of sorrow for his crimes. His grave can still be seen today alongside that of Helen his wife and two of his sons Coll and James. The current chief of Clan Gregor is Sir Malcolm Gregor Charles MacGregor of MacGregor, 7th Bt. Glengyle House, on the shore of Loch Katrine, dates back to the early 18th century, with a porch dated to 1707, and is built on the site of the 17th century stone cottage in which Rob Roy is said to have been born. (Before this it had been Alpin, although generally, surnames did not come into use in Scotland until after 1200). Just one grandparent can lead you to many 1977 - 'Clan Gregor' researched and written by Forbes MacGregor, published by The Clan Gregor Society. [15], In 1894, a bartender at the Waldorf Hotel in New York City created the Rob Roy cocktail in honour of the premiere of Rob Roy, an operetta by composer Reginald De Koven and lyricist Harry B. Smith loosely based upon Robert Roy MacGregor. They were to have 4 sons James (Mor) the tall, Ranald, Coll, and Robert known as Robin (Oig) or young Rob. [2], To restore pride in the clan, the chiefs needed to be re-established. [2] Though there is little evidence to support this tradition,[2] it is supported by the Scottish historian, William Skene. His father was Donald MacGregor, and his mother Margaret Campbell. [2], During the 1745 uprising, some of Clan Gregor fought at the Battle of Prestonpans with the Jacobite army under the Duke of Perth. Rob Roy MacGregor. [2] The adventures of Rob Roy MacGregor have been immortalized and romanticized by Sir Walter Scott in his novel Rob Roy. Now 22 Rob was to marry Helen MacGregor of Comar, born at Leny Farm, Strathyre on January 1693 at Glenarklet. In his old age Rob became a Roman Catholic. looking for direct descendants of the original ROB ROY MCGREGOR By Sheila Lipson-Norton December 04, 2003 at 04:18:40. im looking for direct descendants of the original Rob Roy MacGregor.I am the great X 5 grand daughter of his.other surnames I know of are: Hall, Black, Martin, and Aitkin, however, Im not sure if all of these are in the MacGregor line.I am just beginning this. An Edinburgh burgess, Robert Birrel, who kept a diary of events at the time, described the episode thus, [MacGregor] wes convoyit to Berwick be the Gaird to conforme to the Earl's promese: for he promesit to put him out of Scottis grund. Hector Berlioz was inspired by the book to compose an overture. Ranald married (1) Jean MacGregor daughter of Gregor "Ghlun Dhu" of Glengyle MacGregor and Mary daur of Hamilton of Bardowie in 1733. Would one of the PMs be willing to take this on? Charlotte MacGregor 1739- With Ephraim Reynolds, Ensign 1730-1790 with : Silas Reynolds 1763-1837. A man whose bloody past spawned an equally bloody cocktail. 1563 - Mary, Queen of Scots, through two acts of the Privy council, gave supreme authority to Sir John Campbell of Glenorchy to pursue the MacGregors with fire and sword. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. [13] His Gaelic designation is An t-Ailpeanach,[14] a name which bears testimony to the clan's traditional descent from Siol Alpin. [2] His son was Iain Camm One eye, who succeeded as the second chief sometime before 1390. 1695 - Lt-Colonel Donald MacGregor, father of Rob Roy, died in. K. Macleay, M.D., in Historical Memoirs of Rob Roy and the Clan MacGregor quotes, "but he had taken the resolution of becoming a Roman Catholic, and he accordingly left the lonely residence we have described, and returning to Perthshire, went to a Mr. Alexander Drummond, an old priest of that faith, who resided at Drummond Castle." 1500 - MacGregors move to Glen Gyle. Argyle, who we assume knew that Rob was a Jacobite sympathiser, was prepared to turn a blind eye as Rob wreaked his revenge on Montrose by raiding his lands. [2] Two hundred men of the Clan Gregor fought for the Earl of Glencairn in what was known as Glencairn's rising, against the Commonwealth. James Roy MacGregor, Lt. Col. 1709-1754 With Charlotte MacGregor 1713- with. He married Mary Helen MacGregor (c1671-) December 1693 in Glen Arklet, Scotland, United Kingdom. 1566 - An act of the Privy Council gave the Protestant nobles and chiefs (including Campbells) the right to exterminate the MacGregors. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Glen_Shiel. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. Many MacGregors disappeared into remote mountain areas where they remained concealed for the next twenty years, becoming known as. 1725 - In the end of 1725 and beginning of 1726, the MacGregors, and the, 1740 Alexander MacGregor (alias Drummond of Balhaldie) was created a Knight and Baronet by the absentee, 1745 - Sir John Murray, claimed that his grandfather, Robert Murray of Glencairnock, raised a MacGregor regiment of 300 to fight for, 1745 - The branch of Ciar Mohr MacGregors under, 1745 - The MacGregor regiments fought as a clan unit for the Stuart Prince in a rear-guard action in Sutherland, confronting the, 1746 - Clan system abolished after the defeat of. MacGregors were Catholics. [26], The following names are other clan names that are known to have been used by the MacGregors. The clan's most famous member is the legendary Rob Roy MacGregor of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. d: 1735. Rory MacGregor - lived at Meillan Udrigle, Gruinard Bay > William Macgregor b c 1786, d 1869 (only son) m 1820 Ellen (Helen?) [16], In 2017, a new statue of Rob Roy was commissioned to be installed in Peterculter, Aberdeen. ): 13 (1865)", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Clan_Gregor&oldid=1138427045, Macaldowie || Macara ||Macaree || MacChoiter, This page was last edited on 9 February 2023, at 16:50. MacGregor's feud against the Duke of Montrose continued until 1722, when he was forced to surrender. 1782 - An act permitting the wearing of the tartan and accessories was enabled. Surprisingly enough, Conor McGregor shares this genetic link with America's most famous reality television star, Kim Kardashian. I do know that my Aunt has put our family tree up on ancestry.com but I have not yet seen it for myself. Although a Protestant, he was a Jacobite sympathiser (follower of James Stuart the Old Pretender) and the next we hear of Rubah (Rob Roy) is at the age of 18 as he rallied the Gregors to join Jacobite leader Viscount Dundee, John Graham of Claverhouse. As a result, he was branded an outlaw, and his wife and family were evicted from their house at Inversnaid, which was then burned down. The 18 Januar, at evine [evening], he come agane to Edinburghe; and upone the 20-day he wes hangit at the Croce, and xj [eleven] of his freindis and name, upon ane gallous: Himself being Chieff, he wes hangit his awin hicht aboune the rest of hes freindis."[7]. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. Hope you don't mind I cleaned up a little, If this profile is supposed to be "Rob Roy" MacGregor, it should be cleaned up & merged with, Inverlochlarig Beg, Balquhidder, Scotland, Sir James MacGregor, Vicar of Fortingall and Dean of Linsmore, Grand Chief Alasdair MacGregor of Glenstrae, Oliver Cromwell "Lord Protector of England and Scotland", Painting of Rob Roy Dingwall Museum Trust, http://www.thepeerage.com/p47709.htm#i477086, http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I20032&tree=CC, http://www.glendiscovery.com/glengyle-house.htm, Robert MacGregor was a prominent member of a. The clan's most famous member is Rob Roy MacGregor of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. They had the following children: + 2: M: i: Ranald MacGregor of Kirktown : 3: M: ii: Coll MacGregor was born in 1698. Father of William McGregor, I; John McGregor; George MacGregor; Mary McGregor; Daniel McGregor and 6 others; James McGregor; John McGregor; Lt. Col. James Roy Mohr Drummond MacGregor; Colin Campbell MacGregor; Ranald MacGregor and Robert (Robin Oig) MacGregor less The Scottish Gaelic clan seal was inscribed, "Triogal Ma Dh'ream/Een dhn bait spair nocht", which was interpreted as "I am of royal descent/Slay and spare not". Welcome to the family https://t.co/GZ0orgOJiW. Will flesh out the site with more info when I get a chance. Until my generation it was son of son of son but so far none of my uncles have sons so other than my father and uncles the family name ends here. Along with many Highland clans, at the age of eighteen Rob Roy together with his father joined the Jacobite rising led by Viscount Dundee to support the Stuart King James who had been deposed by William of Orange. Husband of Jean McGregor and Mary Helen MacGregor Last Updated on June 20, 2016 by ACGS Webmaster. discoveries. He died in 1734. Rob Roy became a legend in his own lifetime, and George I was moved to issue a pardon for his crimes just as he was about to be transported to the colonies. Famous for the role he played in the Jacobite rising of 1689, Robert Roy MacGregor was known to be a fierce rebel. Brother of Graeme Andrew MacGregor; Donald Malcom MacGregor and Helen MacGregor. Any cattle that were stolen from herds under his Watch were either retrieved or paid for in full.[3]. The publication of Rob Roy, by Sir Walter Scott in 1817, further added to his fame and fleshed out his biography. [3], The Clan Gregor held lands in Glen Orchy, Glenlochy and Glenstrae. [14] (The 1803 tour was documented by his sister Dorothy in Recollections of a Tour Made in Scotland. The Scots Gaelic clan seal was inscribed, "Triogal Ma Dh'ream/ Een dhn bait spair nocht", which was interpreted as "I am of royal descent/ Slay and spare not". We merge duplicates because we only have one profile per person. Sheila Lipson-Norton 12/04/03. Robert Roy MacGregor (baptised 7 March 1671 28 December 1734), usually known simply as Rob Roy or alternately Red MacGregor, was a famous Scottish folk hero and outlaw of the early 18th century, who is sometimes known as the Scottish Robin Hood. Encyclopaedia Britannica's editors oversee subject areas in which they have extensive knowledge, whether from years of experience gained by working on that content or via study for an advanced degree. Email: info@acgsus.org. After his principal creditor, James Graham, 1st Duke of Montrose, seized his lands, Rob Roy waged a private blood feud against the duke until 1722, when he was forced to surrender. The Scots Gaelic clan seal was inscribed "S' Rioghal Mo Dhream" ("Royal is my race"). [12], Persecution of the MacGregors did not end until 1774, when the laws against them were repealed. By the time Donald was finally released, his wife was dead, and his reason for living also gone. Managed by: Courtney Ellen Cotter. It looks like it might be cut and pasted from one of the websites listed under 'sources' and, if so, should actually be deleted. (Rob Roy's paternal grand father was an original settler. of Lanrick and Balquhidder, 24th Chief of Clan Gregor. During this time his business aptitude was growing, as was his political knowledge and he became fairly respected as a businessman, well known throughout Scotland with respectable holdings in Inversnaid and Graigrostan. Descendants of Robert (Rob Roy) McGregor 0 Robert (Rob Roy) MCGREGOR b:1671 d:1734 - +Mary MCGREGOR b: c 1671 m: 1693 -- 1 James Roy MCGREGOR b: 1695 d: 1754 -- -- +Annabel MCNICCOL b: c 1695 -- 1 Colin Campbell MCGREGOR b: 1698 Balquhidder? I'll let you know when I'm done. The Scots Gaelic clan seal was inscribed "S' Rioghal Mo Dhream" ("Royal is my race"). 0 Robert (Rob Roy) MCGREGOR b:1671 d:1734. He was christened also listed in IG etc. Sometime around 1720 and after the heat of MacGregors involvement at the Battle of Glen Shiel had died down, Rob Roy moved to Monachyle Tuarach by Loch Doine. Late 1500's extreme persecution of Clan Gregor continued. MacGregor lived in the highlands from 1671 to 1734. Clan Gregor or Clan MacGregor is a Highland Scottish clan dating back to the early 800s. Rob Roy's name comes from his hair color. Robert married Helen Mary MacGregor. The signet was a bloodstone from Loch Lomond, and was sketched by William Williams. Built by Rob Roy MacGregor", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rob_Roy_MacGregor&oldid=1127306388, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles containing Scottish Gaelic-language text, Wikipedia articles needing clarification from April 2016, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0, This page was last edited on 14 December 2022, at 00:34. They were the parents of at least 6 sons. 1982 - The most authentic reflection of Robert MacGregor was published by W. H. Murray, namely 'Rob Roy MacGregor, His Life and Times'. If not, see our friends at Ancestry DNA. Death: Immediate Family: Son of Rob Roy MacGregor and Mary Alice Rose MacGregor. Rob was sentenced to transportation to Barbados but before he was due to be deported he received a pardon from King George 1st and returned home to his family in 1727. The Scots Gaelic clan seal was inscribed, "S' Rioghal Mo Dhream " ("Royal is my race"). The signet was a bloodstone from Loch Lomond, and was sketched by William Williams.[10]. He is also known to have owned the property of Craig Royston, which lies on the east side ofLoch Lomond. MacGregor's father was taken to jail, where he was held on high treason charges for two years. [2] They were hunted like animals and flushed out of the heather by bloodhounds.[2]. L'arbregnalogique Dowling avec plus d'un demi-million de parents,contient des milliers de photos et GeneaStars. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Not much is known about Rob Roy's life, but a popular belief is that he took the lead in an incident called the "Hership" or "Devastation of Kippen" in 1691, he lived under the protection of the Graham, Duke of Montrose, and followed the fairly respectable career of cattle dealer. Most critically, it needs inline citations and a check to make sure none of the bio has been cut and paste. He sounds like a miscreant to our domesticated modern ears. Let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article (requires login). He died atInverlochie on the 28th of December 1734 at the age of 63 and was laid to rest at Balquhidder Kirkyard. They were to have 4 sons - James (Mor) the tall, Ranald, Coll, and Robert known as Robin (Oig) or young Rob. Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! Rob was branded Outlaw by Montrose and he confiscated his lands and cattle. What's even more fascinating is the fact that you can follow in his cattle-droving footsteps along the Rob Roy Way. Descendants of Rob Roy settled around McGregor, Iowa, and in 1849 it was reported that the original MacGregor seal and signet was owned by Alex McGregor of Iowa. [2] The Campbells had already built Kilchurn Castle which controlled the gateway to the western Highlands and they harried the MacGregors who were forced to retire deeper into their lands until they were restricted to Glenstrae. Following his annus horribilis of 1712, Rob Roy was accused of fraudulent bankruptcy and in 1715 he was to be found trailing in the wake of the rebel army of the deposed Stuarts at Sheriffmuir, waiting patiently for any booty that he could lay his hands on. In 1711, wanting to expand his cattle trade, Rob borrowed the sum of 1,000 from James Graham, 1st Duke of Montrose with whom he had been doing business for some 10 years. I have added a maintenance category to this profile; it needs a review and updating to bring it up to current project standards. William Wordsworth wrote a poem called "Rob Roy's Grave" during a visit to Scotland. This page is being continuously upgraded and corrected. This the origin of Rob Roy, also known as Red MacGregor, or Robert Roy MacGregor. Famous for the role he played in the Jacobite rising of 1689, Robert Roy MacGregor was known to be a fierce rebel. Enter a grandparent's name. With Liam Neeson, Jessica Lange, John Hurt, Tim Roth. (Printed by David Macdonald Ltd, 29 Albany Street, Edinburgh. Now 22 Rob was to marry Helen MacGregor of Comar, born at Leny Farm, Strathyre on January 1693 at Glenarklet. Brother of Margaret McGregor of Glengyle; Iain McConnell McGregor, 6th of Glengyle; Sarah MacGregor; Duncan MacGregor and Annie MacGregor, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Roy_MacGregor. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Rob-Roy,

Robert Roy MacGregor (baptised 7 March 1671 28 December 1734), usually known simply as Rob Roy or alternately Red MacGregor, was a famous Scottish folk hero and outlaw of the early 18th century, who is sometimes known as the Scottish Robin Hood.

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. He died in his house at Inverlochlarig Beg, Balquhidder, on 28 December 1734.[2]. [6] The Colquhouns were driven into the Moss of Auchingaich where their cavalry was useless and over two hundred Colquhouns were killed. Familypedia is a FANDOM Lifestyle Community. Although now in his early twenties, Rob concentrated on the family business with his brother cattle rearing with a wee bit of reiving (stealing) thrown in which was fairly normal practice in the Highlands. Descendants of Rob Roy settled around McGregor, Iowa, and in 1849 it was reported that the original MacGregor seal and signet was owned by Alex McGregor of Iowa. return to 31 - Descendants of Rob Roy Raibart Ruadh / Rob Roy b.~1671 died 1734 m. Mary MacGregor of Comer on 1/1/1693 Inversnaid / Balquhidder | | Balquhidder Coll [7] b.~1694 died 1735 m. Dec 1721, Margaret, Coileitir, Glen Falloch 25 - Ancestry of Margaret | | | Balquhidder Gregor [1] b.~1722 | | | | Glen Falloch Donald 1723 saw the publication of a fictionalized account of his life, The Highland Rogue. It was a bloody battle and although the Jacobites were victorious, Dundee was killed and sometime later Robs father, Donald (Glas), was captured and imprisoned for two years on doubtful treason charges. Be sure to leave us with your thoughts and opinions in the comment section below! [2] (However, given the circumstances, he had been forced to assume his mother's surname of Campbell). In 1878, the football club Kirkintilloch Rob Roy was founded and named in his memory. However, only the following are recognized as "clan tartans" by the current chief of Clan Gregor:[18], The following table lists clan names and sept names recognized by the Clan Gregor Society.

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