First of all, Scotland is not a county it's a country. We get our name from the ancient Scotti tribe from Northern Ireland who settled here in the Dark Ages. If the question refers to Scott County Illinois that County was named after an early pioneer family named Scott that had first settled in the area. As to the relevance of Scotland to the etymology of Scott County it is of interest since one of the early villages in what is now Scott County bears the name Glasgow.
McCluskey is a Scots name.
Maxwell is a Scottish name meaning "Mack's spring." It comes from a place near Melrose in the former Scots county of Roxburgh. The place name is first recorded in 1144 in the form Mackeswell.
The father of Mary, Queen of Scots was King James V of Scotland (1512 - 1542).
The name Brisco or Briscoe is not Italian, it is Scots. I know as its my last name.
Literally "Scots we have", so basically it means "we are Scots" Answer. Scots who have
McCluskey is a Scots name.
Maxwell is a Scottish name meaning "Mack's spring." It comes from a place near Melrose in the former Scots county of Roxburgh. The place name is first recorded in 1144 in the form Mackeswell.
Scots Pine
Scots Pine
Camshron
Stuart
Auld Nick.
Apparently not.
losgann (Scots-Gaelic)
Stewart
The counties in Ulster where the name of the county town differs from the name of the county are: County Donegal (county town: Lifford) County Cavan (county town: Cavan) County Monaghan (county town: Monaghan)
The father of Mary, Queen of Scots was King James V of Scotland (1512 - 1542).