Clan Macnab Society, Inc.
(A Missouri non-profit Corporation © 2009)
Welcome
May 14, 2010

Clan Macnab Society, Inc. Board of Directors:
Charles E. "Chuck" MacNab, CEO:
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Georganne R. MacNab, Director (U.S.) E-mail
Captain Howard S. Browne, Director and President Emeritus
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David Rorer, Society Historian Email



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Please note: The web site is under construction once again. It was necessary to change service providers and set up a new web site. Unfortunately the files from the original web site were lost in the transition so we will be updating the site within the next few weeks as files become available. Many of the links do not work as a result of this but that should be remedied in due course.
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Requests for information and articles by Society Historian, David Rorer should be addressed to him at his web address located by clicking this link. In due course, we will publish selections of his work on this web site.

Click
HERE to view Macnab TARTANS  
Some Macnab Tartans may surprise you!

  

SPECIAL ITEMS, REMINDERS, ETC.
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Please note: The most recent
Clan Society information is usually available in a box located on this page. If it is information that takes up more than a few sentences in space then, in the future, you will find a link to it published here.
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The Society has changed its basic organization from a membership society to an educational and charitable organization, still under its same IRS non profit status. Therefore, there is no membership status available and the organization is operated and maintained by funding provided by its CEO and sponsors.
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A bit of historical fact
The Scottish Dirk was a favorite sidearm of the wild Highlanders for many centuries. Descendent from the Medieval ballock knife, the dirk was excellent both as a utility piece and as a weapon. Frequently the dirk had a smaller knife that piggy backed in the sheath. This small knife was used for lesser chores as well as eating.



A page of Canadian history: Sir Allan Napier MacNab
A brief history of Clan Macnab
Francis, The Macnab, 16th Chief.....Portrait by Raeburn
Chief's burial grounds, Island of Inchbuie, description and photo.
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SOCIETY MEMORIAL PAGE

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CURRENT LINKS TO SITES OF INTEREST


An interesting article on The McNab Dog
We have some great Scottish links. To view them
click ........
HERE!

Disclaimer
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