CUNNINGHAM (MODERN) Cladish but it is often regarded

but it is often regarded as the `Clan' tartan as distinct from the `Royal'

Alison Stewart of the Scottish Tartans Information Centre [Scottish Tartans Society] in July 1964 notes that this sett was first found in the lists of Johnston & Ross about 1930

This is remarkably close to Morrison which the Sobieskis may well have seen and altered very slightly to make this Seton

It first appeared in the Smiths' 1850 'Authenticated Tartans of the Clans and Families of Scotland' who said of it: "This pattern

It predates most Scottish tartans and has long been associated with shepherds of the Border region who were encouraged to move north after the Highland clearances

CUNNINGHAM (MODERN) Cladish but it is often regarded