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Clan Malcolm

The Clan Malcolm, also known as the Clan MacCallum, is a Highland Scottish clan. The Clan MacCallum may have originally been a separate clan until the 18th century, when the chief of the Clan MacCallum adopted the name Malcolm after inheriting the Malcolm estate, and the two clans were drawn together under the same chief.

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Allied clans
Allied clans Clan Campbell
District
Dunbartonshire, Stirlingshire, Argyllshire
Motto
In ardua tendit (He aims at difficult things)
Plant badge
Mountain ash
Region
Highlands and Lowlands
Rival clans
Rival clans Clan Donald

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Clan Malcolm

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples18
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
Components1

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Clan Malcolm

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related to Clan Chief · 6
Clan Malcolm → Chief, Ian Neill Lochnell Malcolm, Laird, Poltalloch, Robins, The
related to External links · 4
Clan Malcolm → Clan MacCallum-Malcolm Society, Clan Tartan, North AmericaClan Malcolm, ScotClans
Allied clans · 1
Clan Malcolm → Allied clans Clan Campbell
District · 1
Clan Malcolm → Dunbartonshire, Stirlingshire, Argyllshire
Motto · 1
Clan Malcolm → In ardua tendit (He aims at difficult things)
Plant badge · 1
Clan Malcolm → Mountain ash
Region · 1
Clan Malcolm → Highlands and Lowlands
Rival clans · 1
Clan Malcolm → Rival clans Clan Donald
Seat · 1
Clan Malcolm → Duntrune Castle
Septs of Clan MacCallum/Malcolm · 1
Clan Malcolm → Septs of Clan MacCallum/Malcolm Callam, Callum, Collum, MacAllum, MacCallum, McCallum, MacCollum, McCollum, Malcolm, Malcolmson, Malcomb

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malcolm poltalloch maccallum castle clan century chief name also sir 18th scottish ian campbell highland duntrune son neill white breed

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Clan MalcolmAllied clansAllied clans Clan Campbell1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmDistrictDunbartonshire, Stirlingshire, Argyllshire1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmMottoIn ardua tendit (He aims at difficult things)1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmPlant badgeMountain ash1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmRegionHighlands and Lowlands1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmRival clansRival clans Clan Donald1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmSeatDuntrune Castle1.00infobox
Clan MalcolmSepts of Clan MacCallum/MalcolmSepts of Clan MacCallum/Malcolm Callam, Callum, Collum, MacAllum, MacCallum, McCallum, MacCollum, McCollum, Malcolm, Malcolmson, Malcomb1.00infobox
Clan Malcolmrelated to Clan ChiefThe0.60section
Clan Malcolmrelated to Clan ChiefChief0.60section
Clan Malcolmrelated to Clan ChiefIan Neill Lochnell Malcolm0.60section
Clan Malcolmrelated to Clan ChiefLaird0.60section

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