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8oz LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL LIST 100% PURE NEW WOOL TARTAN SPECIALISTS CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE 301 Abercrombie M A Buchan A 323 Campbell Cawdor M 302 Allison M M Buchan M 23 Campbell Dress A 1 Anderson A A Buchanan A 324 Campbell Dress M 303 Anderson M M Buchanan M 325 Campbell Loudon M 2 Angus A M Buchanan Htg M 24 Carmichael A 3 Armstrong A A Buchanan Old Sett A 25 Carnegie A 304 Armstrong M W Buchanan Old Sett W 26 Chisholm A 4 Austin A A Burnett A 326 Chisholm M 305 Austin M M Burns Check M 27 Chishom Hunting A 5 Baird A 319 Cameron Lochiel M 327 Chisholm Hunting M 306 Baird M 15 Caledonia A 328 Christie M 6 Barclay Hunting A 16 Cameron A 28 Clark A 307 Barclay Dress M 317 Cameron M 29 Clergy Blue A 7 Black Watch A 604 Cameron Hunting W 29a Clergy Green A 308 Black Watch M 17 Cameron Erracht A 30 Cochrane A 601 Black Watch W 318 Cameron Erracht M 31 Cockburn A 309 Black Watch Dress M 603 Cameron Erracht W 329 Cockburn M 310 Blair M 18 Cameron Lochiel A 32 Colquhoun A 8 Borthwick A 19 Campbell A 330 Colquhoun M 9 Borthwick Dress A 320 Campbell M 33 Cooper A 311 Boyd M 605a Campbell Faded W 34 Craig A 10 Brodie Hunting A 20 Campbell Argyll A 331 Cranston M 312 Brodie M 321 Campbell Argyll M 35 Crawford A 313 Brodie Hunting M 605 Campbell Argyll W 332 Crawford M 313a Brown M 21 Campbell Breadalbane A 36 Culloden A 11 Bruce A 322 Campbell Breadalbane M 333 Cumming M 314 Bruce M 22 Campbell Cawdor A 37 Cumming Hunting A 8oz LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL LIST 100% PURE NEW WOOL TARTAN SPECIALISTS CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE 336 Dalziel M 349 Fletcher M 64 Hay A 38 Davidson A 350 Fletcher Dunans M 368 Hay M 337 Davidson M 48 Forbes A 65 Henderson A 39 Davidson Tulloch A 351 Forbes M 369 Henderson M 40 Douglas A 49 Forsyth A 66 Home A 338 Douglas M 352 Forsyth M 370 Home M 339 Douglas Grey M 50 Fraser A 67 Hunter A 41 Douglas Grey A 353 Fraser M 371 Hunter M 340 Drummond M 609 Fraser W 68 Inglis A 341 Drummond Perth M 51 Fraser Hunting A 69 Innes A 42 Drummond Strathallan A 354 Fraser Hunting M 372 Innes M 342 Dunbar M 355 Fraser Lovat M 70 Irvine A 43 Duncan A 52 Galbraith A 373 Jacobite M 343 Duncan M 356 Galbraith M 71 Johnston A 344 Dundas M 357 Galloway Red M 374 Johnston M 344a Earl St.Andrews M 358 Galloway Htg M 72 Keith A 44 Elliot A 53 Gillies A 375 Keith M 345 Elliot M 54 Gordon A 73 Kennedy A 346 Erskine M 359 Gordon M 376 Kennedy M 346a Erskine Black White M 610 Gordon W 614 Kennedy W 45 Farquharson A 55 Gordon Dress A 74 Kerr A 347 Farquharson M 365 Gunn M 377 Kerr M 607 Farquharson W 613 Gunn W 378 Kilgour M 46 Ferguson A 62 Hamilton A 75 Lamont A 348 Ferguson M 366 Hamilton M 379 Lamont M 608 Ferguson W 63 Hamilton Hunting A 386 Lumsden M 47 Fletcher A 367 Hamilton Hunting M 387 MacAlister M 8oz LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL LIST 100% PURE NEW WOOL TARTAN SPECIALISTS CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE 80 MacAlpine A 403 MacDonald of Isles Green M 418 MacGillivray M 388 MacAlpine M 91 MacDonald Lord Isles Htg A 103 MacGregor A 81 MacArthur A 92 MacDonald Lord Isles Red A 419 MacGregor M 389 MacArthur M 404 MacDonald Lord Isles Red M 104 MacGregor Hunting A 82 MacAuley A 405 MacDonald Kinsburgh M 105 MacHardy A 390 MacAuley M 406 MacDonald Sleat M 420 MacIan M 83 MacAuley Hunting A 407 MacDonald Staffa M 106 MacInnes A 391 MacBean M 93 MacDonell Keppoch A 421 MacInnes M 84 MacBeth A 408 MacDonell Keppoch M 111 MacIntyre A 392 MacBeth M 94 MacDougall A 109 MacIntyre M 85 MacCallum A 409 MacDougall M 424 MacIntyre Hunting A 393 MacCallum M 95 MacDuff A 110 MacIntyre Hunting M 394 MacColl M 410 MacDuff M 426 MacIntyre Hunting W 395 MacDiarmid M 96 MacDuff Dress A 619 MacIntyre Glenorchy M 86 MacDonald Clan A 411 MacDuff Dress M 425 MacIver M 396 MacDonald Clan M 97 MacDuff Hunting A 427 MacKay A 617 MacDonald Clan W 412 MacDuff Hunting M 428 MacKay M 397 MacDonald Ardnamuchan M 98 MacEwan A 620 MacKay W 398 MacDonald Boisdale M 413 MacEwan M 112 MacKay Blue A 87 MacDonald Clanranald A 99 MacFarlane A 429 MacKellar M 399 MacDonald Clanranald M 414 MacFarlane M 113 MacKenzie A 88 MacDonald Dress A 100 MacFarlane Black White A 430 MacKenzie M 400 MacDonald Dress M 415 MacFarlane Black White M 621 MacKenzie W 401 MacDonald Glencoe M 101 MacFarlane Hunting A 114 MacKenzie Dress A 89 MacDonell Glengarry A 416 MacFarlane Hunting M 431 MacKenzie Dress M 402 MacDonell Glengarry M 417 MacGill M 432 MacKillop M 90 MacDonald of Isles Green A 102 MacGillivray Hunting A 115 MacKinlay A 8oz LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL LIST 100% PURE NEW WOOL TARTAN SPECIALISTS CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE 116 MacKinnon A 442 MacLeod Harris M 455 MacQueen M 433 MacKinnon M 624 MacLeod Harris W 136 MacRae A 117 MacKinnon Hunting A 125 MacMillan Dress A 456 MacRae M 434 MacKinnon Hunting M 126 MacMillan Hunting A 137 MacRae Hunting A 107 MacKintosh A 443 MacMillan Hunting M 458 MacRae Hunting M 422 MacKintosh M 127 MacMillan Old A 627 MacRae Hunting W 108 MacKintosh Hunting A 444 MacMillan Old M 457a MacRae Dress M 423 MacKintosh Hunting M 625 MacMillan Old W 137a MacSporran A 618 MacKintosh Hunting W 128 MacNab A 138 MacTaggart A 118 MacLachlan A 445 MacNab M 459 MacTavish M 435 MacLachlan M 129 MacNaughton A 139 MacThomas A 436 MacLachlan Hunting M 446 MacNaughton M 141 Malcolm A 622 MacLachlan W 130 MacNeil Barra A 460 Malcolm M 119 MacLaine Lochbuie A 447 MacNeil Barra M 142 Marshall A 437 MacLaine Lochbuie M 131 MacNeil Colonsay A 461 Marshall M 120 MacLaren A 448 MacNeil Colonsay M 143 Matheson A 438 MacLaren M 449 MacPhail M 462 Matheson M 623 MacLaren W 132 MacPhail Hunting A 144 Matheson Hunting A 438a MacLay M 133 MacPherson A 463 Matheson Hunting M 121 MacLean Duart A 450 MacPherson M 145 Melville A 439 MacLean Duart M 626 MacPherson W 464 Maxwell M 122 MacLean Hunting A 134 MacPherson Dress A 146 Menzies Black White A 440 MacLean Hunting M 451 MacPherson Dress M 465 Menzies Black White M 122a MacLellan A 135 MacPherson Hunting A 147 Menzies Green A 123 MacLeod Lewis A 452 MacPherson Dress M 466 Menzies Green M 441 MacLeod Lewis M 453 MacPhie M 467 Middleton M 124 MacLeod Harris A 454 MacQuarrie M 147a Mitchell A 8oz LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL LIST 100% PURE NEW WOOL TARTAN SPECIALISTS CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE CODE TARTAN TYPE 467a Mitchell M 480 Rattray M 170 Scott Green A 148 Montgomerie A 160 Rob Roy MacGregor A 496 Scott Green M 468 Montgomerie M 481 Rob Roy MacGregor M 171 Shaw A 468a Moffat M 161 Robertson A 499 Shaw M 469 Morgan M 482 Robertson M 499a Shaw Red M 149 Morrison A 630 Robertson Red W 499b Shaw Green M 470 Morrison M 162 Robertson Hunting A 172 Shepherd A 149a Morrison Red A 483 Robertson Hunting M 173 Sinclair A 470a Morrison Red M 484 Rose M 500 Sinclair M 150 Mowat A 163 Rose Hunting A 174 Sinclair Hunting A 151 Munro A 485 Rose Hunting M 501 Sinclair Hunting M 471 Munro M 164 Ross A 502 Skene M 152 Murray Atholl A 486 Ross M 175 Smith A 472 Murray Atholl M 165 Ross Hunting A 503 Smith M 628 Murray Atholl W 487 Ross Hunting M 175a Sommerville A 473 Murray Tullibardine M 488 Rothesay Duke of M 176 Stewart Appin A 155 Nicolson Hunting A 489 Rothesay Duke of Htg M 504 Stewart Appin M 629 Nicolson Hunting W 490 Royal Canadian Air Force M 177 Stewart Appin Hunting A 476 Nisbet M 166 Russell A 505 Stewart Appin Hunting M 156 Ogilvie Airlie A 491 Russell M 506 Stewart Atholl M 157 Ogilvie Hunting A 492 Ruthven M 507 Stewart Black M 477 Ogilvie Hunting M 167 Scott A 508 Stewart Bute M 158 Oliphant A 493 Scott M 178 Stewart Dress A 478 Princess Margaret Rose M 168 Scott Black White A 509 Stewart Dress M 478a Prince of Wales M 494 Scott Black White M 179 Stewart Hunting A 479 Ramsay M 169 Scott Brown A 510 Stewart Hunting M 159 Ramsay Blue A 495 Scott Brown M 632 Stewart Hunting W 8oz LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL LIST 100% PURE NEW WOOL TARTAN SPECIALISTS CODE TARTAN TYPE TARTAN TARTAN 632a Stewart Muted Blue W District Tartans Canadian Tartans 180 Stewart Old A Cornish British Columbia 511 Stewart Old M Dalriada Cape Breton 633 Stewart Old W Dundee Maple Leaf 512 Stewart Charles Edward M Dundee Discovery New Brunswick 181 Stewart Royal A Edinburgh Newfoundland 513 Stewart Royal M Flower Scotland Nova Scotia 182 Sutherland Old A Glasgow Prince Edward Island 514 Sutherland Old M Grampian Irish Tartans 634 Sutherland Old W Holyrood Saint Patrick 635 Taylor M Inverness Tara 515 Thomson M Largs USA Tartans 516 Thomson Hunting M Musselburgh California (Muir) 520 Thomson Camel M Paisley US Marine Leathernec 183 Urquhart A Renfrewshire Bermuda 517 Urquhart M Roxburgh Plain Colours 184 Urquhart Broad Red A Scottish National Tartan Green 185 Wallace A Stirling Bannockburn Green Ancient 518 Wallace M Tartan Army Tartan Blue 636 Wallace W Australian Tartans Blue Ancient 186 Wallace Hunting A New South Wales Blue Muted 187 Watson A Victoria Navy 188 Weir A Tasmania Tartan Scarlet 519 Wemyss M Bundanoon Red Ancient 189 Wilson A Queensland Dress Black 521 Young M Queensland Htg 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    1 Survey of Scottish Witchcraft Database Documentation and Description Contents of this Document I. Database Description (pp. 2-14) A. Description B. Database field types C. Miscellaneous database information D. Entity Models 1. Overview 2. Case attributes 3. Trial attributes II. List of tables and fields (pp. 15-29) III. Data Value Descriptions (pp. 30-41) IV. Database Provenance (pp. 42-54) A. Descriptions of sources used B. Full bibliography of primary, printed primary and secondary sources V. Methodology (pp. 55-58) VI. Appendices (pp. 59-78) A. Modernised/Standardised Last Names B. Modernised/Standardised First Names C. Parish List – all parishes in seventeenth century Scotland D. Burgh List – Royal burghs in 1707 E. Presbytery List – Presbyteries used in the database F. County List – Counties used in the database G. Copyright and citation protocol 2 Database Documents I. DATABASE DESCRIPTION A. DESCRIPTION (in text form) DESCRIPTION OF SURVEY OF SCOTTISH WITCHCRAFT DATABASE INTRODUCTION The following document is a description and guide to the layout and design of the ‘Survey of Scottish Witchcraft’ database. It is divided into two sections. In the first section appropriate terms and concepts are defined in order to afford accuracy and precision in the discussion of complicated relationships encompassed by the database. This includes relationships between accused witches and their accusers, different accused witches, people and prosecutorial processes, and cultural elements of witchcraft belief and the processes through which they were documented. The second section is a general description of how the database is organised. Please see the document ‘Description of Database Fields’ for a full discussion of every field in the database, including its meaning, use and relationships to other fields and/or tables.