Galloway Hunting Modern

The following names commonly found in Galloway: Adair,Agnew, Boyle, Cannan, Cannon, Coles, Coltart, Colthers, Corsane, Corson, Cririe, Dougan, Doughan, Dowall, Dowell, Ewart, Faed, Goldie, Haston, Hawthorn, Herd, Herries, Kelly, Kellie, Laurie, MacAdoo, MacAllear, MacAleerie, MacAlees, MacAngus, MacAskie, MacBirnie, MacCaa, MacCaig, MacCammond, MacCandlish, MacCartney, MacCaskie, MacCathie, MacCheyne, MacClory, MacClung, MacClure, MacCombe, MacCormack, MacCracken, MacCrindle, MacCrone, MacCulloch, MacCune, MacCunn, MacDermont, MacDool, MacDoul, MacDouall, MacDowall, MacEleary, MacEur, MacEver, MacEwan, MacEwen, MacEwing, MacFadyen, MacFadzean, MacGaa, MacGaw, MacGeorge, MacGill, MacGirr, MacGrain, MacGuffock, MacHarg, MacIlrevie, MacIlvain, MacIlveen, MacKay, MacKelly, MacKelloch, MacKelvie, MacKerrell, MacKill, MacKinstry, MacKnight, MacLaverty, MacLung, MacLure, MacMartin, MacMichael, MacMichan, MacMin, McMinn, MacMorine, MacMorran, MacMurray, MacNelly, MacQuaker, MacQue, MacQuey, MacQueenie, MacQuhirr, MacTier, MacTire, MacVittie, MacWhinnie, Milligan, Minn, Minnus, Muir, Mure, Roy, Shannon, Skimming, Sloan, Sloane, Stewart, Walker, Walter, Walters, Warnock

This version with yellow line changed to white is the more common. The designer, John Hannay, was a chiropodist living in London and said that this 'everyday tartan' was in four shades of green with a yellow and red stripe. It was woven by Cree Mills of Newton-Stewart with only two shades however and the yellow line was replaced with a white. This tartan dates to 1950.

This is a universal tartan anyone may wear.