Doug McCullough In a prior post we explained that the James Iredell oral tradition that the McCullochs descend from Clan… Read More »Competing origin stories about Myretoun: Godfrey v. Patrick
Doug McCullough According to the venerable Supreme Court Justice James Iredell, son of Margaret McCulloch, the County Antrim line of… Read More »The Case Against Cullo O’Neill
Clues of Alliances and Affinities Alexander – One of the most common and widespread McCulloch forenames. First records occur in… Read More »Origins of Medieval Forenames
Names, History, and Wild Speculation Arguably, there is no more quintessential McCulloch forename than Alexander. Perhaps the most famous McCulloch… Read More »The Origins of the “Alexander” McCulloch Name: Canmore Kings and Lords of Galloway
Have a look at our McCullochs Map of Scotland and beyond. It’s a work in progress. Let us know what… Read More »McCullochs Map
Scottish Historical Society’s “Wigtownshire Charters” available on the National Library of Scotland site is a treasure trove of historical and… Read More »History Tip: Wigtownshire Charters
If you are interested in doing your own historic research into the McCulloch family, explore these free sites. People of… Read More »History Tip: People of Medieval Scotland, Archive.org and HathiTrust
John McCulloch (1635-1689) was a burgess merchant in Stirling, dean of the burgess guild, provost of the city, and eventually… Read More »Notable Memorials: Provost John McCulloch of Stirling, Sconce Stone Holy Rude
Sir Hugh McCulloch of Pilton, knight, descended of the ancient family of McCulloch of Cadboll, who with much praise, to… Read More »Notable Memorials: Sir Hugh McCulloch of Pilton, Greyfriars
Alexander McCulloch of Drummorrell, Whithorn, 1669-74. (son of Robert McCulloch, of Drummorrell). Andrew McCulloch of Tain, 1649. Sir Godfrey McCulloch,… Read More »McCullochs in the Scottish Parliament: 1357-1882