Congrats to new BOD!!
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macclellan
New member
Maccllean? Who's that? 
Janie was wondering with whom she could pick a fight. I guess Joel has volunteered. Joel I have to look up you name every time I want to spell it correctly. I guess since you are on the BOD now, I may need to learn to spell it. :spin3:
macleaen, maccleelen, macclleene, maclleeclen, macclellan, MAC,,
Oh, well,
:celeb2:
Welcome to the BOD.
macleaen, maccleelen, macclleene, maclleeclen, macclellan, MAC,,
Oh, well,
:celeb2:
Welcome to the BOD.
Runner
Active member
Scottish clan. Founded by "Gillean of the Battleaxe". Should add an intimidation factor to our little club.Maccllean? Who's that?
macclellan
New member
Mac is fine. 
There is no single correct spelling of the Scottish Clan that is my surname in English anyways. Take your pick: McClelland, MacClelland, McLelland, MacLelland, McClellan, MacClellan, McLellan, MacLellan, Clelland, Cleland, Lelland, Leland. I'm pretty sure Maclean was a different clan, so I can't claim "Gillean of the Battle Axe" as my ancestor.
That said, Sir William Mclellan has a bit of an intimidation factor himself. King James II promised a barony to whoever could bring in a troublesome thief known as the "Black Terror." Sir William produced the Black Terror's head on the point of his sword to the King. That's the origin of our family crest:
Long story short: Don't touch my corals, 'twould be a shame to decapitate you to present to Sir Edward of Cedar Bluff. Apparently, a flair for the dramatic runs in my blood. You've been warned!
There is no single correct spelling of the Scottish Clan that is my surname in English anyways. Take your pick: McClelland, MacClelland, McLelland, MacLelland, McClellan, MacClellan, McLellan, MacLellan, Clelland, Cleland, Lelland, Leland. I'm pretty sure Maclean was a different clan, so I can't claim "Gillean of the Battle Axe" as my ancestor. That said, Sir William Mclellan has a bit of an intimidation factor himself. King James II promised a barony to whoever could bring in a troublesome thief known as the "Black Terror." Sir William produced the Black Terror's head on the point of his sword to the King. That's the origin of our family crest:
Long story short: Don't touch my corals, 'twould be a shame to decapitate you to present to Sir Edward of Cedar Bluff. Apparently, a flair for the dramatic runs in my blood. You've been warned!
planejane
New member
Maccllean? Who's that?
Well, excuuuuuzzzzeee me! I'm old and senile, what's your excuse
