If you are interested in purchasing a yard of your clan’s tartan (if it is not listed below), Please contact us at jacksonvillestandrews@gmail.com or using the links at the bottom of our “About” page. We would be honored to add your tartan to the Saint Andrew’s Society of Jacksonville’s collection to represent your clan and be displayed at the events we participate in. We will assist you in locating a source for your tartan. Once it arrives we will have the clan name embroidered on the tartan and mount it on a presentation pole. Your banner will then appear in many of the events we participate in each year. When ordering your tartan for donation please follow these instructions:
Purchase, preferably, one yard of 100% wool tartan, 11oz. If you cannot get 100% wool tartan, then a primarily wool blend will be acceptable. Please ensure that the yard is at least thirty (30) inches wide.
After providing the tartan material to a Saint Andrew’s Board Member, the tartan will be hemmed and embroidered with your clan name. Once this preparation is complete, the Saint Andrew’s Society will contact you to inform you when the tartan will be dedicated to the society.
This list shows all tartans in the collection along with the name of the donor and the year it was donated. All tartans are modern unless otherwise noted.
Tartan Banner Program
US Army, donated by SAMS Post 131 (2012)US Navy, donated SAMS Post 131 (2012)US Marine Corps, donated SAMS Post 131 (2012)US Coast Guard, donated by SAMS Post 131 (2012)US Air Force, donated SAMS Post 131 (2012)US Merchant Marines, donated by Joan Branch (2016)Anderson, donated by by Father Bill Anderson (1996)Armstrong, donated Barbara Miller (2002)Baird, donated by Susan McGinnis (2007)Boyd, donated Jim and Letha Woolbright (2004)Bruce, donated by Ginger Cummings (1999)Buchanan, donated by Janet Gervin and Scheryl Fazan (1997)Cameron, donated by Jerry Cameron (2008)Campbell of Breadalbane, donated by George Osborne (1977)ColquhounCumming (Hunting), donated by David Cummings (1999)Davidson (Ancient), donated by John and Janelle Dawson (2000)Davidson, donated by Carrol McDavitt (1996)Douglas, donated by Faye Morton (1996)Duncan, donated by Gerald Duncan (2002)Dunlop, donated by James and Arlene Dunlop (1992)Elliot, Donated by Mary Cardwell (2005)Farquharson donated by John and Kristie Winnie (1997)Fergusson, donated by Janice Fergusson McClung (1997)Fraser (Hunting), donated by Rus and Betty Cowie (1992)Fraser of Lovat, donated by Christine Williams (1997)Gordon (Dress), donated by Mabel Lee Quina (2000)Graham of Montrose, donated by Larry M. Nichols (1996)Grant, donated by Jean Grant Wilson (1996)Gunn, donated by Mike McComas (1992)Guthrie, donated by Charles and Lothane Guthrie (1997)Hann, donated by George and Jean Landess (2011)Hay, donated by Robert and Patricia Ruby (2000)Henderson, donated by Doug and Shuri Speed (2007)Hunter, donated by Hunter Smith (1992)Keith (Ancient), donated by John Marshall (1992)Kerr, donated by Jim Kerr (1997)Lamont, donated by by George and Jean LandessLindsay, donated by William Harvey Jr. (1992)MacAlister, donated by Cheryl McDavitt (1996)MacBeth, donated by George Werner (1996)MacCallum, donated by Kinloch McCollum Sr. (1992)MacClaine of MacCormick, donated by the McCormick FamilyMacDonald, donated by Freda McDonald (1992)MacDonald of Clan Ranald, donated by Father James O’Neal (1998)MacDonnell of Glengarry, donated by Bobbie Sutton, Ann Reilly and E.J. TaylorMacDonnell of Keppoch, donated by by Ruth Werner (1996)MacDougall, donated by Caroline Evans (2001)MacDuff, donated by by John Marshall (2005)MacEwen, donated by McEwen (2012)MacFie, donated by George and Barbara CatheyMacGregor, donated by Virginia and Ross Gregg Sr. (1992) MacKintosh, donated by Francine and Neill Baker (1997)MacKay, donated by John M Rogers (1998)MacKenzie, donated by JoAnn MacKinnon Osborne (1992)MacKinnon, donated by JoAnn MacKinnon OsborneMacLachlen, donated by Mairi Dilmuth (2008)MacLaine of Lochbuie, donated by Jean and Patricia Wainer (1997)MacLean of Duart, donated by Robert McCracken (1998)MacLellan, donated by Barbara CatheyMacLeod of Harris (Hunting), donated by Moreau Estes (2003)MacLeod of Lewis, donated by Moreau Estes (2003)MacMillan (Hunting), donated by Robert MacMillan (2003)MacNachton, donated by Carl and Sallie Messina (1996)MacNeil of Barra, donated by Francine and Neill Baker (1992)MacNeil of Colonsay, donated by Francine and Neill BakerMacPherson (Dress), donated by William Harvey Jr. (1992) MaxwellMoffat, donated by Ken and Sheryl Moffatt (2018)Munro, by Ron and Avis Munro (1992)Munro (Ancient), donated by John Munro Godfrey (2007)Nicholson, donated by Fred Collins (1997)Paisley, donated by Darryl and Brenda LaBranche (2013)Pringle (Ancient), donated by Steven and Jane Romeo (2013) RamsayRoss, donated by Mary Stobo (1992)Scott (Ancient), donated by Frederick Scott (1992)Sinclair, donated by William Sinclair (1997)Stewart (Hunting), donated by Gordon and Mary Stobo (1992)Sutherland, donated by Dorothy Sutherland (2003)Taylor, donated by Rob and E.J. Taylor (2003)Wallace, donated by Betty S. O’Brien (1996)
The St. Andrew’s Society of Jacksonville is a 501 (c) 3. Non-Profit Organization. Contributions to the Society, including membership dues, are tax deductible. 100% of the funds contributed go to the regular business of the organization including but not limited to storage and transport of educational materials; presenting and supporting Scottish cultural and educational events; and scholarships to dancers, pipers, and students of Scottish history and culture. Contributions may be earmarked to the scholarship fund if desired.
Donation of goods to be sold at auction to benefit the Society are tax deductible on the basis of the actual cost of the item donated. Donors who purchase items at a charity auction may claim a charitable contribution deduction for the excess of the purchase price paid for an item over its fair market value.
Fee charged for attendance at events sponsored by the St. Andrew’s Society of Jacksonville, including Burns’ suppers, are not tax deductible, being reimbursement for goods and services acquired by the Society on behalf of the attendee.
