top of page
CGS Highland Games 1.jpg

"I may not live in Scotland
but Scotland lives in me..."

LATEST NEWS!!!

 

The Highland Tour from 14th - 21st July 2024 is fully booked BUT it's still possible to come on the equally spectacular Stirling and Surrounds Tour from 21st - 28th July.

​

So members, if you're thinking of coming to Scotland this summer, don't delay!  Don't miss out on this once in a lifetime commemoration!!!

 

Click here or go to the Special Clan Events page for more details.

McGregor Clan July 2018.jpg
Welcome to your extended family!

 

We are an international group of friendly people with an interest and passion around our family history and community... specifically around the Scottish clan 'Gregor'.  

​

Regardless of your motivation, the official Clan Gregor Society offers you a wide and enjoyable range of ways of getting involved, of discovering your MacGregor connections, attending events or connecting with other members regardless of where you may live.  With clan members spread all round the world this is the place to meet together, share history and find others who are your kinsfolk.

​

If you have any connection to the Clan Gregor we would love to welcome you into our Society's community.  You do not have to be called MacGregor (however spelt) to be a member of Clan Gregor (and to join the Society).  Because of the clan’s unique and turbulent history there are many surnames associated with the clan.

​

Enjoy searching and if you need more information why not join the Society and benefit from our website's dedicated Members Only section.

McGregor Tartan.gif

...to the Dalmally Stones archeological project today!

M & F MacGregor Photo WS.jpg
Meet the Clan

​

The Clan Gregor Society was founded in 1822 making it the third oldest clan society in Great Britain. It is also a registered charity.

 

Today, the Society is a growing and dynamic international organisation with over 900 members worldwide. We actively seek to extend the links of kinship and friendship between MacGregors - wherever they may be - and to provide a focal point for all members of the Clan and any interested visitors who wish to learn more of our noble past.  

 

Our patron is Sir Malcolm MacGregor of MacGregor, 7th Baronet of Lanrick and Balquhidder, the 24th Chief of Clan Gregor.  You will find a personal welcome from him on our website.

McGregor Tartan.gif
McGregor Tartan.gif

Gregorach!

EMT SCOTLAND  McGregor Group 3
Find out about research into the MacGregor Clan here...

 

Are you interested in your connections with the Clan Gregor?  The Clan Gregor Society has extensive resources available to members to facilitate their research into their family history.

​

We also conduct research into Clan Gregor history and connections using DNA testing, perform archaeology digs and help members where possible piece together their family lineage. 

​

Click below for more information!

McGregor Tartan.gif

Clan Gregor Society members attending the 2017 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo

McGregor Tartan.gif
Clan-PNG.png
A quick reminder about our Society becoming a SCIO...

 

Kindly note that the former Clan Gregor Society (an unincorporated association) has been replaced by a new Clan Gregor Society SCIO.  A SCIO is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation, which is designed to protect its members from individual legal liability.

 

We require all members to perform one simple task. 

​

To transfer your membership from the former Clan Gregor Society to the current Clan Gregor Society SCIO, we need you (if you have not already done so) to complete a transfer form which may be accessed using the button below.

​

The form can also be requested by email at info@clangregor.com.

 

The form can be completed online, or alternatively the form can be printed, scanned and returned by email or posted to: CGS Membership Convener, 11 Manor Avenue, Great Grimsby, DN32 0QR, England.

​

Note that the unexpired period of all subscriptions will be carried forward to the SCIO.

​

The form provides the core information required for the Members’ Register and the consent required by UK data protection legislation for the SCIO to use your personal data for the purposes stated. It has two optional fields. The first is for a mobile telephone / cellphone number which allows the CGS another method to contact you. The second optional field is for your occupation which may help the CGS identify members that may have skill sets and knowledge that may provide assistance to other members and the SCIO.

 

Many thanks indeed for your understanding and cooperation from the CGS Council.

bottom of page