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In 1623, Malcolm, the last Chief of the Clan Macfie, was captured by the infamous Colla Ciotach MacDonald. He was tied to a Standing Stone, known as Carraig Mhic a’ Phi at Balaruminmore, on our ancestral island of Colonsay, and summarily shot. The Clan Macfie was dispossessed of its lands and dispersed as a “broken” Clan. That is, until 27th May 1981, when the Clan was reactivated and again formally recognised as an “active” Clan by the Lord Lyon. Macfies all over the world celebrate that date as Clan Macfie Day - a new ‘birthday’ for the Clan Macfie. As no hereditary Chief has been traced, a Ceann-Cath, or Clan Commander, was appointed to head the Clan. The current Clan Commander is Iain Morris McFie Esq. of Coulintyre, Kincraig, Kingussie, Scotland. "I'm leaving on a jet plane don't know when I'll be back again." Ceann Cath is off to a birthday celebration in Texas and further visits to the USA in September 2011. Details... Report of the 17th International Gathering of the Clan Macfie and Journal of Proceedings of the 10th Parliament of Clan Macfie Nethybridge and Colonsay, Scotland 2nd to 9th of September 2009 now available here A Slide
show with commentary of Macfies parading up Edinburgh's Royal Mile on
25th July 2009 at the Homecoming Gathering has been prepared. Slide
show (flash presentation large file warning 10MB)
Clan Macfie now has an official facebook page where you can get in touch with and chat to other clan members. Official clanmacfie facebook page We also have our own channel on youtube where macfie related media can be viewed, if you have posted anything on youtube that might be of interest to clan members let me know and I'll set them as favourites. Or if you wish me to upload video or pictures get in touch at web@clanmacfie.co.uk The Clan Macfie youtube channel
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