Abel Tartan Barclay hunting Kilt the MacQueens trace their roots

the MacQueens trace their roots back to the ancient Gaelic forename Suibhne

of a charter by Roger de Scallebroc of the lands in Carrik during the reign of William the Lion

and kilt flashes'all crafted from 100% acrylic wool for durability and comfort

reflects the deep connection to the land and history of the region

" this name encompasses the spirit of exploration and discovery that has shaped human history

Abel Tartan Barclay hunting Kilt the MacQueens trace their rootsHistorical Significance The Abel Tartan is a relatively modern creation, designed by Brian Wilton in 1973, and is named after the Abel family, who have roots in the Scottish Borders. The family's lineage can be traced back to France in the 12th century when they settled in Scotland. Known for their involvement in significant political and social events in the region, the Abels played a notable role during the Scottish Wars of Independence, showcasing