Hepburn Muted Tartan Atikokan including Scottish clansmen and military

including Scottish clansmen and military units

when Scottish soldiers would wear distinct tartan patterns as a means of identification in battle

The yellow and black stripes add depth and contrast

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played host to the Kers of Kersland

Hepburn Muted Tartan Atikokan including Scottish clansmen and militaryHistorical Significance The Hepburn Clan, with its roots deeply embedded in Scottish history, traces its origins to Northumberland, England, particularly in the parish of Chillingham. The clan's name is derived from the village of Hebburn in Northumberland, where the Hepburns were historically settled. The clan rose to prominence in the 14th century, with Sir Patrick Hepburn being granted lands in East Lothian by Robert the Bruce. The Hepburns played