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News from 2004
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2005
Newsletter Submissions
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New Chief ·
2004 Gathering ·
Clan Chief Dead ·
Correction to 2004
Newsletter ·
Clan Hannay Society of
Canada·
Note from Larry Hanna
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2004 Newsletter now
Available
Request for 2005 Newsletter Submissions
David Hannah, Constable of
Sorbie Tower and Clan Hannay Society Newsletter Editor solicits
all members of the Clan Hannay Society family to submit
articles, photographs, reminiscences and family stories for
inclusion in the 2005 newsletter, which will be published at the
end of this year in time for January 2005 distribution.
Submissions may be sent to David by
forwarding them to
clanhannay@hotmail.com with the subject line: "2005
Newsletter submission"
David Hannay is
New Clan Chief
On May 30th, at the Society
Annual General Meeting, Dr. David Hannay was approved as second
Chief of the Name and Arms of Hannay, succeeding his father, the
late Major Ramsay W. R. Hannay (see article below).
For a brief
biography of the new
chief, click here.
2004
Gathering
May 29-30,
Sorbie and
Newton Stewart
The 2004 Gathering was
held the weekend of May 29th and 30th in Sorbie and Newton
Stewart, with the Annual General Meeting following at Kirkdale
House. Details of the event will be posted on this site when
available.
CLAN CHIEF
DEAD AT AGE 92
Ramsay W. R. Hannay, Representer of the feudal
Baronial House of Maxwell of Cardoness, and Chief of the Name
and Arms of Hannay, passed away peacefully on 10th January 2004.
The funeral was held on Friday January 16th at Kirkmabreck
Parish Church, Creetown. We extend our deepest condolences
to his son David, Clan Convenor, and his family. Click
here
for a short biographical
obituary.
Correction to 2004 Newsletter
(Print Version)
On page 9 of the print version of the 2004
Society newsletter, the 1851 census is listed with an incorrect
web address. The correct address for the census can be
found
here.
This error has been corrected in the
online version.
Clan Hannay Society of Canada to be
represented at Glengarry Highland Games
Major-General James E. Hanna, National
Convenor for the Clan Society in Canada has announced that the
Clan Hannay Society of Canada will be a bronze patron of the
Glengarry
Highland Games in
Maxville, Ontario, Canada, July 30-31, 2004. As well as
being host to one of the largest Highland Games in the world,
Maxville is home to the North American Pipe Band Championships.
A Note from
Larry Hanna, USA
Larry writes, "Thought you might get a kick out of this. It's my
announcement of our Clans at the Games we attend..."
And now ladies for tonight's recipe.
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Start with your basic Celt. Blend in a
generous helping of Pict.
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Add Viking, Anglo-Saxon and Norman to
taste.
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Spice it up with a dash of Roman, yum-yum.
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Bring to a boil about 1300 and
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Slowly lower the heat, to simmer over the
next 700 years.
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Serve piping hot with a large glass of
Single malt Scotch and …
Voilà!!!
The Hannays of Sorbie are here!
2004 Newsletter
Now Available
An online version of the
2004
Newsletter is now available for members (you will need to
sign in).
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