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Seth, Has your family changed any spelling or shortened the name in any way? Talk so as many older realtives as you can~ good luck!

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

my biggest problem is I am an Ogden but I cant track anything about my family history

-- Contributed by: seth

Chris, interesting! Thanks for contributing.

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

scottish tattoos can actually be traced back 2000 years ago when the scots were known as the caladonians.

-- Contributed by: Chris

i want to get the Luckenbooth as part of a tattoo, that has to do with my family. basically it represents the love part. but the meaning of the Luckenbooth is confusing, and i dont know if it would be a good fit for family?

-- Contributed by: jessica

MY QUOTE IS I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER" I M LOOKING FOR A SYMBLE TO FIT QUOTE PLEASE HELP. THANKS

-- Contributed by: JANICE KEMPISTY

highland scottish gaelic tribal art

-- Contributed by: Clan Cameron

My sisters and I would like to get a tattoo saying sisterhood or starting over in scottish gaelic. Does anyone know how it would be translated?

-- Contributed by: becky

I want to get my family name and my granda's name translated in gaelic as a tattoo. The names are Milne and McMurray. Does anyone know what they are in translation? x

-- Contributed by: Lesley Milne

My grandmother and her parents, Lonnie and Lessie Mcleod, trace back to the Ilse of Skye 1745. My husband is of Nordic-Scandinavian heritage. We've been married 16 years. We love nature, the forest, lord of the rings, I'm looking for a tattoo with all this in mind, I have also been through some trying times these past two years and consider myself having a warrior attitude as many of the mcleods did. any suggestions?

-- Contributed by: Alicia Angst

i would suggest a luckenbooth design, which is incredibly appropriate seeing as you're married. Just Google it and you'll see a lot of pictures of jewlerry with the design.

-- Contributed by: C.

My husband and I are renewing our vows and would like to know if you have an appropriate Scottich tattoo (somewhat like the 'thistle heart' - that we could consider as our permanent display of our bond and his heritage. He is of the Glasgow Stewart clan - direct descendant of Mary - Queen of Scots. Would like a tribal band of Scottish love knots, thistles and possible script of "forever...and longer". Something appropriate for both. any ideas?

-- Contributed by: Donna Stewart
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