It is debatable whether the word 'Clan' should be used in relation to Irish families, and it is perhaps better restricted to Scots. However, there is an Irish family Ó Cuill (English, Quill) ***************************************************************** Ó Cuill is a Kerry family which was located in the barony of Dunkerron South (Iveragh peninsula) during the 14th-17th centuries. Muintir Uí Chuill would be the usual to say "the O'Quills" but you can use "clann" with Mac- surnames such as Clann Mhic Ruairí (the McRorys). "Clann" literally means "children" and is used in that sense also.
The JKennedys from Ireland are their most famous clan
The surname Harrison does not belong to a specific Irish clan. It is an English surname that originated from the personal name "Harry" and was brought to Ireland by English settlers.
A quill is a writing implement (Pen) made from a feather of a large bird.
Taggart is a surname from Ulster (Northern Ireland) and means "priest" The Taggert family is a sept of the Ross clan in Scotland.
From the border region of Scottland and England. Or called the border rievers due to the clans raiding each other over the border. "Rutledge" clan was part of the Armstrong clan, and was moved to Ireland during the late 1650 to 1700, aprox.
The JKennedys from Ireland are their most famous clan
Ireland
It is widespread in Ireland but the most common name in Co. Monaghan.
Cameron are know are the queens own highlanders.. we are from Scotland, and there where five clans of cameron under clan cameronn of lochile
This depends on the country and the original language of the people speaking or writing. In the US, The Hoyt Clan would be correct. For example, the Hyuga clan, the Uchiha clan, the Inuzuka clan. However, in Scotland and Ireland, the word "Clan" comes first, as in Clan MacGregor or Clan Campbell. This is probably because the naming is based upon the Celtic language, rather than the English that most clan member speak now.
The surname Shaw can be found in both Irish and Scottish origins. In Scotland, it is thought to derive from the Old English word "sceaga," meaning "a grove or woodland clearing." In Ireland, Shaw is mainly of Scottish origin and was brought to Ireland by settlers.
As English is the main language spoke in Ireland, you would say "Family". In Irish the word is Clann, similar to the English word clan.
The Quill was created in 1983.
The tip of a writer's quill is call the 'nib.'
Timothy Patrick Quill's birth name is Timothy Joseph Quill.
Marie McConnell has written: 'The McCready clan of Scotland, Ireland and Pennsylvania' 'Our Wallaces and Crawfords'
Alf Quill was born in 1910.