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- The Conference and Next Steps September 23, 2016
- The Plenary Sessions at the Upcoming Conference June 10, 2016
- Flemish Settlement in Scotland: Prosopography and Networks May 21, 2016
- Material culture in Flanders and the influence of the Low Countries on Scottish Church Architecture May 12, 2016
- Hints from the hinterland: place-name evidence for the nature of the Flemish presence May 5, 2016
- Scotland and the Flemish People Conference, 16-17 June April 29, 2016
- Leisure, pleasure and recreation April 22, 2016
- Politics, diplomacy and commerce April 16, 2016
- The Flemings of Biggar and Cumbernauld April 8, 2016
- When and How the Flemish came to Scotland April 1, 2016
- What is DNA telling us about our Flemish origins? March 25, 2016
- Scotland and the Flemish People Conference, 16 and 17 June March 11, 2016
- Scottish Families with Possible Flemish Origins – A Summary March 4, 2016
- The Murray, Sutherland and Douglas families: were they related and were they Flemish? February 26, 2016
- Additional Scottish Families with Possible Flemish Roots February 19, 2016
- The Flemish and the game of ‘curling’ February 15, 2016
- More Scottish Families with Possible Flemish Roots February 5, 2016
- “The Lightsome Lindsays” – Roots and Branches January 29, 2016
- In the Name of the French Father January 22, 2016
- Scotland and the Flemish People Conference 2016 December 18, 2015
- Flemish Migration to Scotland in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods December 4, 2015
- Medieval and Early Modern Migration from Flanders November 27, 2015
- The Flemish and the game of golf November 20, 2015
- Migration from Scotland before 1700 November 13, 2015
- Guns and Gunpowder in Late Medieval Scotland: Influences from Flanders November 6, 2015
- The Family of Innes of Morayshire October 29, 2015
- The Flemish in Moray, Part Two October 23, 2015
- The Flemish in Moray, Part One October 16, 2015
- DNA Project Update October 9, 2015
- The Waddell Family: A Search for Possible Flemish Roots October 2, 2015
- Update on the Scotland and the Flemish People Project September 24, 2015
- The Formation of the Fleming Surname May 29, 2015
- Surname Formation in Britain May 22, 2015
- Concluding Conference May 15, 2015
- The Fleming Family Charter Collection and the Dark Side of Fifteenth-Century Family Life May 7, 2015
- The Flemings of Pembrokeshire May 2, 2015
- Brabant and the Brabanters April 24, 2015
- The Cant Family and the Strathmartine Trust April 17, 2015
- The Stranger Churches and their Link with Scotland April 10, 2015
- The Frame Family: ‘Weavers from Flanders’ April 2, 2015
- The Barony of Kerdale and its Links with some Key Moray Families March 20, 2015
- The Fleming Family Charter Collection March 13, 2015
- Aberdeen and the Fleming: Part Two March 6, 2015
- Aberdeen and the Fleming: Part One February 27, 2015
- Doctoral Research on Flemish Related Issues February 20, 2015
- The Flemish on the Firth of Tay – Part 2 February 13, 2015
- The Flemish on the Firth of Tay – Part 1 February 6, 2015
- John, 5th Lord Fleming December 12, 2014
- Mary Fleming and Mary Queen of Scots December 5, 2014
- Imports from Flanders in the Medieval Period: Urban and Rural People November 28, 2014
- Exploring the Relationships Among Some Key Flemish Families November 21, 2014
- Encouraging Flemish Weavers to come to Scotland November 14, 2014
- Artistic Exchanges between Scotland and Flanders – Part 2 November 7, 2014
- Artistic Exchanges Between Scotland and Flanders – Part 1 October 31, 2014
- Scottish Architectural Debts to Flanders in the Later Middle Ages October 24, 2014
- Changing Definitions of Flanders and the Netherlands – Part 2 October 17, 2014
- Changing Definitions of Flanders and the Netherlands – Part 1 October 10, 2014
- The Flemish on the Firth of Forth – Part 2 October 3, 2014
- The Flemish on the Firth of Forth – Part 1 September 26, 2014
- The Armstrong Family and its Possible Flemish Origins September 19, 2014
- Dowie: A Scottish Surname with Flemish Roots? September 12, 2014
- Scotland and the Flemish People Project Workshop – 5 June 2014 July 3, 2014
- The Flemings of Cumbernauld Castle May 19, 2014
- The Flemish Influence on Scottish Language May 9, 2014
- The Flemish of Glenshee, Part Two: The Easter Bleaton Settlement May 2, 2014
- The Flemish of Glenshee, Part One April 25, 2014
- Baldwin and the 12th Century Incomers to Upper Clydesdale Revisited March 24, 2014
- The Other Flemish Origin Families in Scotland: Next Steps March 14, 2014
- Place-Names as a Clue to the Flemish Presence in Scotland March 7, 2014
- The Flemish in Dundee and Surrounding Areas February 21, 2014
- DNA Testing of the Fleming Family: Interpreting the Findings February 14, 2014
- Flemish Religious Emigration in the 16th/17th Centuries February 7, 2014
- Defining Flanders and the Flemish February 1, 2014
- Berwick-upon-Tweed and the Torching of the Red Hall January 25, 2014
- Flemish Migration to Scotland in the Early Modern Period – Preliminary Research Findings January 17, 2014
- Crowsteps in Fife: The Flemish Connection, Part 2 December 13, 2013
- Crowsteps in Fife: The Flemish Connection, Part 1 December 6, 2013
- My “Flemish” Ancestry, Part Two November 29, 2013
- My “Flemish” Ancestry, Part One November 22, 2013
- John Crabbe: Flemish Pirate, Merchant and Adventurer November 15, 2013
- Flemish Rooted Names in Scotland: The Key Issues November 8, 2013
- The Queer Folk o’ the Shaws: Flemish immigrants in Pollokshaws October 28, 2013
- The Influence of Mainard the Fleming on the Character of St Andrews October 18, 2013
- The DNA Project October 4, 2013
- An Introduction to Flemish Names in Scotland September 27, 2013
Monthly Archives: April 2015
Brabant and the Brabanters
In our research on the Flemish it is common to find references to people from Brabant who have settled in Scotland. Brabant is a neighbour to Flanders so there are similarities between the two peoples, but there are also differences. … Continue reading
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The Cant Family and the Strathmartine Trust
This posting is a continuation of our series on identifying Scottish families with possible Flemish roots. According to George Black the Cant family had Flemish origins. The first reference to the Cants is found in the 14th century but the … Continue reading
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The Stranger Churches and their Link with Scotland
This post explores, following the Reformation, the many connections between Scotland and the Low Countries via networks of Flemish exiles in England. It examines the topic from the perspective of the refugees in England and the sources they left us. … Continue reading
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The Frame Family: ‘Weavers from Flanders’
This is a continuation of our series of postings that focus on Scottish families that may have Flemish roots. In this posting Julie Frame Falk explores the possibility of a Flemish origin for the Frame family. She brings together a … Continue reading
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