The Tait's Visitor Book

11/4/2017

Kenny Tait

11/4/2017 16:12:03

What a great site. Enjoyed finding out about where in Scotland the Tait's first settled. Thank you

Keith Tait

23/12/2017 11:07:55

Very interested in this site as have traced my 5 times Great Grandfather James Tait to Innerleithen born about 1768/1771 married to Janet maiden name not known have been unable to find records of his marriage or death but Janet died between 1841 & 1851 according to census. Any local information to help would be appreciated

Cathleen

21/4/2019 15:25:54

Hi, very nice website, cheers!
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Dr G Carruthers FSA Scot link

12/6/2019 12:01:38

Great site. An excellent history on the Tait riding family from the East March

David S Tait

24/6/2019 21:39:41

Nice to see some information on our Clan

Vicki Tate

25/6/2019 00:34:28

Hi, searching for information on my Scottish heritage. My father had traced some, but I seem to find two different coat of arms. Any help?

David S Tait

25/6/2019 12:20:44

Hi Vicki,

I have found two different Coat of Arms. The one in this site, and a more modern, simpler style.

The Coat of Arms in this site would be the more traditional.

Dave

kaisa hallset

29/1/2020 18:47:53

I started digging in my ancestors. And found out on the oldest registered relative on my mothers side was Hemming Teit from Pirn, born 1225. He traveled with Birger Jarl (under the Swedish crown) to Finland and settled in Pernå where he was granted land. (he named the place after his own original place Pirn). In Pernå he built a church. Some of the altar stones are incorporated in the church that was built in the 1300s and which stands today. I think I have to vist Innerleithen at some point, just for fun! I live in Norway...

Kenneth R Tait (another Kenny Tait)

30/1/2020 05:14:48

Just found this page, very interesting

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