Heraldry is more than decoration. For the McCullochs, it is a visual record of lineage, authority, and the shifting fortunes… Read More »McCulloch heraldry: an examination of the McCulloch Coats of Arms
In 1814, the Court of Lord Lyon issued a Coat of Arms to John McCulloch of Barholm. The design of… Read More »Understanding the Barholm Chiefly Line
By: Gayle H McColloch, Jr (Scott) Learn about the McCollochs of Short Creek, descendants of Sir Alexander McCulloch of Myretoun… Read More »MCCOLLOCHS OF SHORT CREEK: The McColloch Family of Short Creek. Ohio County,VA/WV
Around 1496, Sir Alexander McCulloch of Myretoun (the “Cutlar”) sacked Dunskey and Archibald castles, along with Uchtred McDowell of Garthland.… Read More »A Very Cold Case: The Sacking of Dunskey and the Murders of Dionysius Hamilton and Archibald McCulloch
A History of Clan McCulloch explores the family’s ancient origins and its historical setting before the clan emerges in the… Read More »“A History of Clan McCulloch” by Douglas McCullough
We are pleased to present the 1964 Manuscript of Walter Jameson McCulloch with special thanks to David McCulloch. Walter J.… Read More »A History of the Galloway Families of McCulloch
“The unicorn was adopted as a royal badge some time after 1381 but it is not known exactly when the… Read More »McCulloch Royal Badges: Unicorn Pursuivant, Ormand Herald, and Marchmont Herald
1285 Inquest concerning 320 cows delivered by Thomas Maculauth on behalf of John Balliol (the elder) in part payment of… Read More »McCullochs in Medieval Records
An excellent source of research into the McCulloch history is the Dumfries and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society. Here… Read More »McCulloch’s in the Dumfries and Galloway Natural History and Antiquarian Society Journal
WHEELING — An historic monument for one of the Wheeling area’s most celebrated pioneers will soon have a fresh new… Read More »The Intelligencer: McColloch’s Leap Memorial to be Restored