The Chief's Column — Madam Arabella Kincaid Of

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF T H E C L A N The Defender K I N C A I D ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: The Chief’s Column — Madam Arabella Kincaid of Kincaid Chief’s Column 2 continued Fellow Kincaids, Kinsfolk, Friends,

President’s 3 Message The very opening words must be addressed to Emily, our Defender Editor, to wish you all the best for the next precious few weeks especially as you welcome a

2019 Gathering 4 new little person into your family! A miracle every time, new life - with all the love,

Schedule, Accom- joy and hope that comes with it. modations

Greetings from 5 I have just been away, together with Giles and our youngest (Kalula), to the Communica- Durham for a mini break and to see Angus. Whilst we were there we went to an tions Director evensong at the Cathedral. It is hard to find the words to describe Durham Cathe- This and That– 5 dral. The sheer magnificence of the place is overwhelming and the history that we Kincaid can imbibe so easily thanks to the information available is hard to take in in just one 6 visit. I mention this because I was struck forcibly with the impact of what can be Clan Kincaid Gathering Golf achieved, built upon and embellished throughout many generations of people who Shirt Special have invested into a place, family, cause, dynasty etc. The visible structure of the Sarasota Games Cathedral is there for all to see and it has been a place of worship and welcome for

In Gratitude for 7 almost a millennium and housed therein is the grave of St Cuthbert (one of the the Gathering most important medieval saints in the North of England with a cult centred on his Membership 8 tomb) and also the Venerable Bede (who is also known as the Father of English His- Update tory). Clan Kincaid has been a recognised force in the world for almost a millenni-

Highland Games um as well Our influence has been dispersed over the millennia, rather than con- Schedule centrated in one place like Durham Cathedral but as I came away from the beautiful choral evensong of soaring harmonies and lifted hearts, thinking of the flow of love

2018 Financial 9 and light through the generations of worshippers in that place. We Kincaids have, Summary through the generations, carried the bloodlines of our warrior forbears, brave Jaco- Board Members 10 bites and loyal servants of the Monarch. From Scotland these qualities of goodness & Commissioners of heart, strength, loyalty and more have gone out to serve the world, with all those

wonderful qualities in which we live today. Wee Shopper 11 Order Form With only a few short months until the Gathering at Grandfather Mountain Wee Shopper 12 it is really lovely to think that so many of us extended family will be able to spend a Catalog few days together in the beauty of the Mountains. So much to look forward to and so much to celebrate. James Brisbin and Hugh Kincaid are putting together a wonderful programme of events for us all to enjoy and I am looking forward to being able to spend time at the Clan Tent and enjoying the festival together. We gather

P A G E 2 as kindred, family, and cousins and it is all possible because of each and every person who volunteers, giving of themselves in many different ways through their generosity of time, re- sources, gifts, and skills. Profound thanks is due to everyone working on this. Within our number, on this occasion, I am very delighted to let you know that we have our very own Reverend John Kinkead officiating as our Chaplain for the duration of the Festival, which is a great blessing.

Recently a Lennox Clan Society has been born and along with that a project is springing up to proclaim support for the preservation of Lennox Castle and the hope is to eventually inject some life into it once again. For those of us who have been there we know that this is a monu- mentally large project. As many of you will know, in the 1830’s, a Glasgow architect called David Hamilton was commissioned by John Lennox Kincaid Lennox to design a new house in the style of a Norman castle. Lennox Castle was duly designed and built but was only lived in for a few generations. World War 1 was the beginning of the end for many old family run estates and homes in Britain. The Castle became a military hospital during the Great War and only a few short years later the Castle was sold in 1927 to the City of Glasgow. The Castles’ descent into ruin happened quite quickly even as it was still within living memory of a few to have lived in it. My Grandmother, Madam Heather, remembers being taken up to the Castle to see her Grand- mother when she was a small child. I remember her telling me that she herself remembered the smart new shoes she was wearing on one visit. Lennox Castle is an important building for both the Lennox and Kincaid because it was really out of the union of John Kincaid of Kincaid and Ce- cilia Lennox, that the idea for this building and its subsequent creation came about. On that ba- sis we, as Kincaids are invited to be a part of this great plan. Time will tell how this plays out but, watch this space for development!

Looking forward to the onset of Spring and the countdown to our 2019 Gathering in July. Yours aye, Arabella.

P.S. Angus has been enjoying the Caledonian Society at University to the fullest extent, which means spending an evening a week reel- ing to his great delight. Each year the Society puts on a Ball at which this photo was taken. Please enjoy.

Angus Kincaid, center

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A Message from the President

I want to remind Clan Kincaid Members that year 2019 will be an election year.

Board of Officers to be elected: President (Incumbent David Kincaid) Membership Secretary (Incumbent Donna Knauss) Secretary (Incumbent Linda Hoskins) Treasurer (Incumbent Christopher Kinkead) Communications Director (Incumbent Emily Silversparre) Wee Shopper Manager (Incumbent Rick Kincaid) Chief Commissioner (Incumbent: Karen Davis)

Term of Office: Newly elected officers will serve a term of three years beginning 1 January 2020. Those Eligible to vote: Any Clan Member in good standing by 1 June 2019 will be eligible to vote. The Mem- bership Secretary will identify those Clan members eligible to vote in the election. Application Procedures: Letter of Intent: Potential additional candidates who wish to be placed on the ballot must be a member in good standing and submit a letter of intent for a specific position. The Letter of Intent shall include a personal biography and statement of their goals if elected. Letters of intent shall be limited to 500 words and shall be deemed to be public domain and authorized for publication in The Defender newsletter and on the Clan Kin- caid website. Letter of Intent Due Date: Clan members must submit their Letter of Intent to the Secretary of the Associa- tion or President no later than 1 May 2019. Letters arriving later than 11:59 PM, 1 May 2019 will not be ac- cepted. Ballots Provided the Clan Membership: Ballots with Letters of Intent and voting instructions will be provided to the Clan Membership in the August/September 2019 issue of The Defender newsletter. Completed Ballots must be sent to the designated election Officer (Steve Nesbitt, address will be provided on Ballot) no later than 1 October 2019; however, ballots arriving between 1 and 15 October bearing a 1 Octo- ber 2019 postmark will be counted. Any ballot arriving after 15 October 2019 will not be counted. New Board Member Announcement: The Clan Kincaid President will announce the new Clan Kincaid Board of Officers in the December 2019 issue of The Defender newsletter.

Warm wishes to all and I hope to see many of you at the Grandfather Mountain Gather- ing.

Slainte Mhath/(slan ju vah), David Kincaid, Clan Kincaid President (M-73)

THE DEFENDER P A G E 4 The Clan Kincaid Gathering 2019 - Grandfather Mountain, Boone NC USA

The Countdown to the Clan Kincaid Gathering 2019 at Grandfather Mountain, North Carolina continues. July 11th to 14th will be upon us in just 4 more months and already the excitement is building toward what promises to be a most extraordinary experience and perhaps the biggest Clan Kincaid event ever.

With over 100 days left we already have confirmed registrations at our host hotel of 56 Kincaids and over 30 have pur- chased their Gala Tickets.

Madam Arabella Kincaid of Kincaid has confirmed her attendance as the Honoured Chief of our Honoured Clan. She will be traveling from her home in Shropshire, England with her two sons, Angus and Dominic.

The Grandfather Mountain Scottish Festival is one of the biggest Scottish events in North America with an annual attendance of 30,000 and the largest contingent of Clans. (Last year saw 118 clans march in the “Parade of Clans”) This year the Pa- rade of Clans will be led by Clan Kincaid and we hope to have well over 100 attendees to march in support of our Chief who will be reviewing the Parade. How proud she will be in having the largest group of any of the clans!

The festival will have all the traditional Scottish events available for your enjoyment. There will be athletic events like the caber toss, sheaf toss, weight for distance, Scottish wrestling, and racing. Musical competitions will include solo piping and pipe bands, harpists, singing in Gaelic and lots of dancers performing the highland fling, sword dance, jigs, hornpipes and reels. There will be a “Gaelic Mod” where volunteers can come forward and compete in Gaelic singing. There will be a clan torch lighting ceremony and a huge Clan Parade awaiting for your entertainment. There will also be a special “Kirkin of the Tartan” church service where the tartans of the various clans will be blessed. Then there are all the vendors who will ply you with foods and treats galore and the many vendors who might supply you with all sorts of Scottish wares from kilts to weap- ons to jewelry for your shopping enjoyment.

Waiting for your relaxation will be the Clan Kincaid Tent where you can come sit for a while, enjoy a snack or a “wee dram” and converse with your many old and new kinfolk. There will be a Clan Kincaid “Meet and Greet” where you can share a drink and chat about all things Kincaid and get to know our Chief on a more personal and casual note.

The highlight of the weekend will be the Grand Gala where you will have the opportunity to dress up formally for a great feast. Yes – We hope to have Haggis! Madam Arabella Kincaid of Kincaid will be presenting the Keynote Address and President David Kincaid will bring us up to date on your Clan Kincaid Association International. There will be entertainment and a large selection of door prizes donated by members of your Clan.

Whether this will be your first Clan Kincaid Gathering or maybe you have attend others in the past, this will be unique and truly memorable event. You will not want to miss this opportunity. See you at Grandfather Mountain in July.

For information about the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games, please see their website at: http://www.gmhg.org/homepage.shtml

Grandfather Mountain Accommodations

There are a great many accommodation opportunities near Grandfather Mountain. The host hotel for our Gala is the Best Western Mountain Lodge at Banner Elk, North Carolina. The hotel has been gracious enough to offer a discount for accommodation providing people identify themselves as being with Clan Kincaid. Contact for the Best Western is:

Website: http://www.bestwesternbannerelk.com/ Phone: 828-898-4571 Fax: 828-898-8437

With perhaps as many as 30,000 people in attendance it is very important that those wishing accommodations make their reservations early to ensure their space.

THE DEFENDER Greetings from the Communication Director P A G E 5

It is with deep regret that we report the passing of Janie Craig Kincaid of Cave Creek, Arizona. Janie was a vibrant member of the 2003 Clan Kincaid Gathering as it traveled to the homelands of Kincaid in the Campsie and all around Scotland. Her passion for history manifested itself in her active participation in a host of Historical and Genealogical organizations. Our condolences to her family, friends and the many whose lives were enriched over her many years of service to her church and community.

I invite all clans folk to please send me any articles, announcements, and photos that you would like to see in a future Defender issue. You can email me at [email protected].. Please reach out with any questions!

In kinship, Emily Silversparre (F-03) !!!!- Free Flight to North Carolina-!!!!

Colorado Commissioner, Patrick Kincaid, has generously donated a free flight on Southwest Airlines to one lucky person who has registered for the Gala before April 15th. A draw will be made and the lucky person will be contacted by Patrick to make suitable arrangements. Be sure to get your reservations in to Treasurer Annette Miller before April 15th to be eligible.

A Little Bit of This and That

Kincaid-Anderson Plantation, South Carolina- Karen Davis, Chief Commissioner (L-101)

Located at 7430 Landis Road, Jenkinsville in Fairfield County, South Carolina, the Kincaid-Anderson House was named for James Kincaid and the Anderson descendants of his daughter. James Kincaid was a Captain in the American Revolution and was also recognized as an agricultural innovator by locally promoting the tomato as a food. Additionally, Captain Kincaid was a well known religious leader involved in the establishment of the Ebenezer Church and he was a member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. Commonly reported folklore states that Captain Kincaid actually invented the cotton gin and that Eli Whitney visit- ed Captain Kincaid to study and make drawings of Kincaid's machine from which Whitney made a model and then secured the pa- tent. Whether that is true or not is merely speculation.

Captain Kincaid acquired this property as a land grant from King George III and built his Georgian style mansion in 1774. It was placed on the National Registry on July 30,1974. A blue granite wall mined from a nearby quarry that was developed by the Andersons from a portion of the plantation, encloses the grounds of the property. The quarry remained in operation until 1946. Following the Andersons ownership, the plantation fell to Dan Heyward and his wife, who were responsible for restoring the house and gardens. It remained in their care until their deaths in the 1960s. The house then stood vacant, but by 1974 E. Crosby Lewis was its owner and by 2015 the plantation was up for sale once more. During its long history and at different times, this home was also called Heyward Hall, The Castle, and The Cedars. It is still under private ownership. For more information, see https://south-carolina-plantations.com/fairfield/kincaid-anderson.html

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Clan Kincaid Gathering Golf Shirt Special!

By special arrangement, a “Clan Kincaid Gathering 2019” Golf Shirt will be available in sizes from small to 4x large. The cost is $20.00 USD total which includes delivery to the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games this July. This beautifully embroidered golf shirt comes in your choice of colour (white recommended).

When you place your order for Gala tickets, please indicate how many shirts you wish, your pre- ferred choice of colour and the appropriate sizes. Payment at $20.00 USD per shirt should be by cheque or money order payable to “Annette Miller” with a memo note for X number of shirts. Annette’s address is 6005 Earl Lane, Hixson, Tennessee 37343. The shirts will be embroidered in late May and you can pick yours up when you arrive at the festival.

Here are two sample pictures of your new shirts.

Sarasota Scottish Games Provided by: Beverley Kincaid, L-138, Florida Commissioner

It was a cold and windy day yesterday for the Sarasota Scottish Games. Even in Florida, the temps can drop rather low in January and Febru- ary. Chris and I arrived at 8:00 a.m. for set up and stayed the day. Though quite a few hardy Scots came out, we were disappointed that we didn't see the typical number expected for this event.

There were only nine clan tents altogeth- er. Sadly, no other Kincaids showed up. Even in the cold, we had a bottle of sin- gle malt waiting for company, if so desired... and of which Chris and I enjoyed a wee taste, along with shortbread and other vendor good- ies.

He and I proudly marched in the parade and Clan Kincaid was announced along with the other Clans that were present. Behind us in the parade and also next to us in the clan village was Clan Lindsay. We enjoyed meeting and talking with both the national head of Clan Lind- say, Leslie Baker, and the Florida rep, David Davis. They a lovely people. We were able to watch various activities throughout the day that were near our tent.

All in all, it was an enjoyable day.

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Wee Shopper Reminder for all Kincaid related attire needs

Your “one stop” shop for all sorts of Kincaid related goods, especially ties, sashes (remember the Tartan Pa- rade!) stands ready to fill all your requests. “Wee Shopper” Manager, Rick Kincaid, sug- gests arranging purchases early as any high demand might necessitate special orders that could take some time to fill.

See “Wee Shopper” details in “The Defender” or on line at: www.Clankincaid.org/Shop

In Gratitude for those assisting with the Kincaid Gathering 2019

No undertaking of this nature can come together without the support of a great team. The success of the Clan Kin- caid Gathering 2019 will be result of all the people who have come forward to provide various assistance. We are in- debted to all for their contributions. These include so far: (in no particular order)

Joseph Kincaid – Illinois Commissioner – Financial assistance to ensure a balanced budget. Lance Knauss – Our Official Photographer. Annette Miller– Our treasurer and book keeper. Eva Knight – Madam Arabella’s accommodation hostess. Clan Kincaid Association International for supplying our tent facilities and helping with flights. Heather Kincaid – Who will be performing the “Address to the Haggis” at our Gala. Rev. John Kinkead – Providing spiritual blessings at the Gala and the “Kirkin of the Tartan”. Patrick Kincaid – Colorado Commissioner – Supplying a return flight on Southwest Airline. Karen Davis – Chief Commissioner who will coordinate Tent Decorations. Barbara Baker – who will supply water and snacks at the tent for our kinfolk. Emily Silversparre–Defender Editor designing place cards, programmes and “Defender” advertising. Kathi Kincaid – who will supply name lanyards so we will know who we are! Barbara Kincaid – Michigan Commissioner – Organizing gifts for our Chief. Beverley Kincaid – Florida Commissioner organizing gift packages for the Heads of Households. James Brisbin – Co Chair responsible for promotion, communication and transportation. Hugh Kincaid – Co Chair responsible for liaison with Grandfather Mountain Games and facilities.

We are still in need of a piper for our Gala. Do you play the bagpipes and would you be willing to pipe in our Head Table, Chief and, of course, the Haggis?

Several people have come forward to supply Kincaid items for our door prizes. We can always use more. Contact James Brisbin [email protected] if you have something to donate.

We always appreciate new ideas so if you have something to offer as a suggestion for the Clan Kincaid Gathering 2019, please do not hesitate to contact with Hugh Kincaid [email protected] or James Brisbin [email protected]

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Greetings from our Membership Director January is time to renew all Annual Memberships and Annual Family Memberships, and my mailbox has notices coming in just about every day. It is so exciting to see such a great interest in Clan Kincaid. The Annual Membership is $25. (US dollars), the Annual Family Membership is $35. (US dollars), and a Life Membership is $250. (US dollars). Membership can make a wonderful gift any time of the year. You can find a membership application on Clan Kincaid web page, or e- mail me and I will forward an application to you.

Welcome to our newest members!! Annual Family Member Life Members F-018 Carolyn Poston, husband Kurt, son Isaac, L-155 Kenneth Joel Kincaid (FL) and daughter Lillian (OR) L-156 Danny John Kincaid (IN) L-157 Barbara G Kincaid (MI) Annual Members L-158 Lance Steven Knauss (OR) M-1283 Brenda Kincaid Fisher (WV) M-1284 Matthew Lee Knauss (OR) M-1285 Laithan Burkhart Knauss (OR) M-1286 Larance Harold Knauss (OR)

This year we all have a great opportunity at the Clan Gathering 2019. This is being held at the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games in July. It is sure to be an exciting fun filled weekend. You will meet cousins from all over the world. Our own Clan Chief - Madam Arabella Kincaid of Kincaid will be in attendance along with her family. If you have not yet met this extraordinary woman, you need to make every effort to do so. She is amazing. Please see article on "Clan Kin- caid Gathering 2019" for more information.

Hope to see you all this summer at the Clan gathering 2019

Donna Knauss (L-113) Membership Secretary

Highland Games and Festivals Schedule

 April 6, 2019, Saturday, New York City Tartan Day Parade Parade starts at 2.00pm at West 45th Street and marches up 6th Avenue to 55th Street. Line-up is at 1:00pm and will be on the side streets near 6th Avenue and West 45th street. Local contact: Merwin Kinkade 973.746.7600 [email protected] Parade information is atwww.NYCtartanweek.org

 April 6, 2019, Saturday— Dunedin Highland Games & Festival, 1920 Pinehurst Rd, Dunedin Florida  May 25 & 26, 2019—Alma Highland Festival, 2019 Midwest Gathering of the Clans, Alma College Campus, Alma Michigan  June 22 2019—Ohio Scottish Games- Lorain County Fairgrounds, Wellington, Ohio  July 1, 2019—Embro Highland Festival- 355644 35th Line, Zorra, Ontario , Canada  JULY 11-14.—GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN - MacRae Meadows on Grandfather Mountain near LINVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA  August 3, 2019– Saturday—St. Andrews Society Highland Games, Greenmead Historical Park, Livonia, Michigan  August 9-11, 2019— Fergus Scottish Festival- 400 Tower St S, Fergus, Ontario Canada  September 14-15, 2019—Niagara Scottish Games- Niagara County Fairgrounds, Olcott, New York

THE DEFENDER P A G E 9 2018 Financial Summary—provided by CKAI Treasurer– Topher Kinkead—M-1130

December 2018 Financial 2018 2018 Projected Actual $ 10,891.40 $ 10,891.40

Operations Fund Beginning Balance $ 6,364.80 $ 6,364.80 Income Annual Membership Dues $ 3,000.00 $ 1,600.00

Family Membership Dues $ 455.00 $ 385.00 Life Membership Dues $ 500.00 $ 500.00 Total Income $ 3,955.00 $ 2,485.00

Expenses

Commissioner Reimbursement $ 163.00 $ 43.98

Chief Commissioner Expenses $ 95.00 $ 75.00 Clan Chief Reimbursement $ - $ - Clan Gathering Expenses $ - $ -

Savings Transfer (Life Memberships, etc.) $ - $ 250.00 Newsletter $ 1,500.00 $ 1,561.16

Membership Secretary Expenses $ 700.00 $ -

Treasurer Expenses $ 10.00 $ -

Administrative $ 50.00 $ 88.00

Taxes and Filing Fees $ 15.00 $ 15.00 Bank Fees $ 30.00 $ - Total Expenses $ 2,563.00 $ 2,033.14 Operating Fund Ending Balance $ 7,756.80 $ 6,816.66

Life Membership Fund Beginning Balance $ 4,526.60 $ 4,526.60 Income

Life Membership Fees $ 500.00 $ 250.00 Interest $ 0.60 $ 0.50

Total Income $ 500.60 $ 250.50 Life Fund Ending Balance $ 5,027.20 $ 4,777.10

Total Clan Financial Balance $ 12,784.00 $11,593.76

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Board of Officers & Commissioners Northern California Sven Kincaid (F-011) Chief Commissioner Metro D.C. Chief of the Clan Kincaid 295 Jovine Rd Karen Davis (L-101) John B. Kincaid, Sr. (L-05) Madam Arabella Kincaid of Sebastopol, CA 95472 84 W, Chitwood Trail 9231 Limestone Place Kincaid (L-01) northerncalifor- Star Valley, AZ 85541 College Park, MD 20740 Woodfarm Caynton [email protected] Chiefcommissioner@ clankin- districtofcolum- nr. Newport caid.org [email protected] Shropshire, TF10 8NF Ohio

England Michael Kinkaid (M-989) Advisory Council Florida [email protected] 3936 Mulryan Drive Sherrye Dix (M-652) Beverley Kincaid (L-138) Dublin, OH 43016 St Lukes, Rectory Road 617 N Tamiami Trail #10 [email protected] Middleton, Sudbury Venice, FL 34285

Suffolk, UK [email protected] Board of Officers Ontario [email protected] President James R. Brisbin (L-91) And Georgia David R. Kincaid (M-73) 245 Rivers Blvd. James R. Brisbin (L-91) North Carolina 6325 W. Rolston Rd Exeter, Ontario, (see Immediate Past President) Tennessee Linden, MI 48451 CANADA N0M 1S1 Hugh Kincaid (M-877) [email protected] [email protected] Wee Shopper Manager 398 New Summerville Road

Rick Kincaid (M-1119) Kingsport, TN 37663 Immediate Past President Oregon 500 Browns Lane James R. Brisbin (L-91) Charlene Kincaid Louisville, KY 40207 Illinois 245 Rivers Blvd. Johnson (M-822) [email protected] Joseph P. Kincaid (L-129) Exeter, Ontario 3679 NW Talamore Terrace 28W117 Lakeview Drive CANADA N0M 1S1 Portland, OR 97229 Webmasters Naperville, IL 60564 [email protected] Oregon- Grant & Marion [email protected] [email protected] Kinkead (M-1078) Secretary 181 Gold Street Kentucky Linda Hoskins (M-598) Southern California Clifton Hill, Victoria 3068 Ann G. Prothro ( L-63) 5141 Midland Drive Steve Kincaid (L-22) Australia 820 Covington St Rand, WV 25306 3302 Jewel Street [email protected] Bowling Green, KY 42103 [email protected] San Diego, CA 92109 And Southern Californi- Facebook Admin/Clan Legal Paul Wood (L-83) Treasurer [email protected] Advisor 816 Covington Av Christopher Kinkead (M-1130) Robert T. Kincaid III (M-1141) Bowling Green, KY 42103 10019 3rd St NE Washington 1098 McCue Dr [email protected] Lake Stevens, WA 98258 Chandler Shumate (M-967) Great Falls, VA 2206 [email protected] P. O. Box 5 [email protected] Michigan Satsop, WA 98583- Barbara G. Kincaid (L-157) Membership Director [email protected] 6325 W. Rolston Rd Donna Knauss (L-113) Commissioners Linden, MI 48451 1308 English Ct. West Virginia Arizona [email protected] Brookings, OR 97415 Linda Hoskins (M-598) Karen Davis (L-101) [email protected] 5141 Midland Drive 84 W. Chitwood Trail Minnesota Rand, WV 25306 Star Valley, AZ 85541 Steven T. Kincaid (L-74) Communications Director 5201 Meadow Ridge [email protected] Emily Silversparre (F-003) [email protected] Edina, MN 55439 9320 Pond Cypress Lane [email protected] Myrtle Beach, SC 29579 Colorado Patrick Kincaid (L-102) Communications@ Montana clankincaid.org 1280 Humboldt St, Apt 5 Denver, CO 80218 Kathi Kincaid (L-125) 2118 S Higgins Ave [email protected] Missoula, MT 59801 [email protected] THE DEFENDER The Wee Shopper Order Form P A G E 11 ORDERING INFORMATION: Place your order by completing the order form below and mailing it along with a check or money order payable to Clan Kincaid to the following address: Clan Kincaid Wee Shopper, c/o Rick Kincaid, 500 Browns Lane, Louisville, KY 40207-4042.

PLEASE NOTE: We now accept payment by PayPal. Please email your order to [email protected].

PLAN AHEAD: In most cases, your order will be shipped within 7 days of receipt. However, if we run short of any item(s) and need to restock them, we’ll notify you by mail/email. You may then choose whether to wait or have your payment returned. If you have any questions about ordering, please email [email protected] or call (502) 897-0585.

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Small Flat- Rate Box ($7.15) / Flat-Rate Letter Envelope ($6.65) / Flat-Rate Legal Envelope ($6.95): Use for orders of one or more small items – i.e., badge, pin, luggage tag, pouch, tie, pocket square, package of note cards.

Medium Flat- Rate Box / $13.60: Use for orders including 2 or more larger or bulkier items– such as sweatshirts, polo shirts, caps and all smaller items included in your order (i.e., badge, pin, tie, pocket square, luggage tag, pocket, etc.).

Large Flat- Rate Box / $18.85: Use for orders containing 3 or more larger or bulkier items, i.e., blankets, sweatshirts and all smaller items included in your order.

For orders outside the U.S.: Please contact Rick Kincaid in advance to determine the postage rate to include. THE DEFENDER Current Wee Shopper Catalog Items P A G E 12 Clan T-Shirts $10.00 Clan Crest Badge measure 4¼" x 5½". The pack of 10 cards Made of 100% $27.00 come with envelopes. cotton; availa- This Art Pewter Silver ble in adult badge is made in East Ki Luggage Tag sizes: S-M-L-XL- bride, Scotland. The $7.00 XXL Order ei- badge is normally worn Luggage Tag in Kin- ther white on the hat, but can be used caid Ancient Tartan. or black shirts: White with green lettering/art - Clan Crest on front along with Clan Crest Pendant Accessory Pouch Kincaid. Black with green lettering/ art - $27.00 $16.00 Clan Kincaid on upper left front and This 1" Clan Crest pen- Accessory Pouch in Clan Crest on back dant is made in Kincaid Ancient Tartan. Scotland of art pewter Clan Sweat- silver and comes shirts with an 18" chain. Pocket Square $22.00 $9.00 Made of 50/50 Clan Crest Pins Pocket Square in cotton/polyester; $14.50 Kincaid Ancient Tar- available in adult This art pewter silver pin tan. The Pocket sizes: S-M-L-XL-XXL. Order either white may be worn by men or Square measurers or black shirts: White with green letter- women as a lapel pin, tie 10" by 10". ing/art - Clan Crest on front along with tack, sweater pin etc. The Kincaid. (currently out of Black) Crest is ¾ inch in diameter Apron $18.00 Tartan Tie Color Clansman Print This full-length apron $22.00 $3.00 provides protection, X-Long- $28.00 Beautiful color 8.5" x 11" wa- durability and easy The tie is made in An- tercolor type print suitable for care (65/35 poly/ cient Kincaid tartan. framing. Clansman is wearing cotton (55 in & 62 in) our Ancient Kincaid tartan. twill) with 3 patch Shipped free if sent alone pockets to hold es- Tartan Sash sentials. Stone color with clan crest/ $60.00 Computer Mouse Pad name in green. Measures 25” wide x In Ancient Kincaid tar- $12.00 34.5” long tan, this 92" ladies This standard-size mouse Crest Patch sash is for casual or pad features our $8.00 formal wear. Will clan tartan (4-color) with Clan crest patch, 4- last a lifetime when our crest in the center in color, measures 3 proper care is taken. white and black, Kincaid inches by 3 ¾ inch- printed across the bottom. es. For sewing onto Clan Crest Cap clothing, $15.00 Tartan Rug/Blanket bags, etc. This khaki-colored $82.00 ball cap features our Made of 100% lambs wool Polo Shirt clan crest in 4-color in Kincaid $26.00 on the front. It is a Ancient tartan, the rug Short-sleeved shirt structured ball-type measures 56" x 70". features a flat collar cap for both men and and 3-button plack- women. Tartan Note Cards et. Dark green with embroidered 4-color $15.00 clan crest on left breast with script in Kincaid Ancient tartan black. Made in 100% cotton. Adult sizes S and clan crest imprinted -XXL. When ordering, specify size and THE DEFENDER on each card. Cards whether Woman or Man.