NOTICES -

The Red Tower, May 2021 -
The May 2001 issue of the Red Tower Journal is now available for viewing and download from the The Red Tower Journals page.

(updated 06 May 2021)

Clan Gathering 2021 - POSTPONED to 2022 due to COVID
The 2022 Clan Galbraith gathering will take place in Scotland and/or Ireland. Early on, the Gathering was expected to take place at Culcreuch Castle in Fintry, Scotland, however they closed their doors at the end of 2019, with no re-opening date advertised. New potential destinations are currently under discussion. Since many of our lines appear to originate in Ireland, some have suggested Dublin or Belfast as Gathering destinations. It appears that it will most likely take place in May 2022, however firm dates will be selected later this year (subject to change due to COVID conditions). If you have any suggestions or preferences please don't hesitate to make them known to our Clan President, Paul Galbraith at president@clangalbraith.org.

(updated 27 Jan 2021)

New Members of Clan Galbraith Society -

• Kristy Buchanan from Apex, North Carolina, USA (3/22/21)
• Jane Cowell from Erie, Pennsylvania, US (re-joined 3/10/21)
• Dale Dittrich from Canyon Lake, Texas, US (4/26/21)
• Cynthia Douglas from Powell, Tenessee, US (5/10/21)
• Angie Galbraith from Spring City, Utah, US (4/15/21)
• Craig Galbraith from Berton Park, Boksburg, Gauteng, South Africa (3/10/21)
• Douglas Galbraith from Miami, Florida, US (3/7/21)
• Gary Galbraith from Calgary, Alberta, Canada (3/18/21)
• Jo Anne Galbraith from Port Orchard, Washington, US (5/2/21)
• James Galbraith from Glasgow, Scotland, UK (3/13/21)
• Jennifer Galbraith from Goose Creek, South Carolina, US (4/7/21)
• Robert W Galbraith from Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, US (3/3/21)
• Terrie Galbraith from Oakville, Ontario, Canada (5/27/21)
• Jami Sue Meller from Fayette, Ohio, USA (3/26/21)
• Thomas Lee Payne from Owensboro, Kentucky, US (4/16/21)
• Ruth Wagner from Brighton, Michigan, US (4/28/21)



(updated 27 May 2021)

NEWS -

• Grandfather Mountain Highland Games Raising of the Clans ! Grandfather Mountain Highland Games - July 2021.
  
  
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  This is an interesting and great example of why we are interested in DNA. Some theorists have surmised that Galbraith may be a descriptive surname of people who lived in the ancient kingdom of Strathclyde and spoke Cumbric, a now extinct language close to early Welsh and spoken by early Britons, and not just one family. - DNA Testing Dispels a Genealogical Myth