What’s an Elliott of Clan Elliot?

The Aug 4, 1682 Boston deed: Daniel Elliot Sr, father of Daniel Elliot Jr of the Salem Testimony, was a document discovered by Melanie Hollett of the Daniel Elliot group.

Muirhall Hermitage Castle wind farm

Robert Elwald 1484 receiving Redheugh-Larriston land from ‘Bell the…

The History of Liddesdale, Eskdale, Ewesdale, Wauchopedale and the …

Chronicles of the Armstrongs; : Armstrong, James Lewis

Ellots of Redheugh

Arthur-Eliott-i-insertion1

History Ireland – ‘Sheep stealers from the north of England’: the Riding Clans in Ulster by Robert Bell

Robert Elwald 10th of Redheugh land deed-sasine.

It should be noted that for the 29th chief Margaret Eliott of Redheugh, and myself Mark Stephen Elliott we do not publish on Wikipedia, though out fathers and grandmothers are excellent family historians, genealogists.

Just Google ‘Brigham DNA’, it will show you my background including DNA.

So Clan Elliot of UK Wikipedia, genocide, and exiled Elliot from the borderlands. UK Clan Elliot site is like as true as the German Nazis writing about the Jews. 4-14-2021 MSE

Muirhall Hermitage Castle wind farm

Brigham ‘This is the Place’ genealogy with DNA applied

An Elliot is of two basic origins;

That of Breton, and other of Proto-Germanic, seeded into the Scottish borders, as given by the basic Elliot, Elliott, Eliot, and Eliott poem. As shown by;

The father and grandmother of the clan chief;

The Border Elliots and the Family of Minto By George Francis Scott Elliot

The History of Liddesdale, Eskdale, Ewesdale, Wauchopedale and the …, Volume 1 By Robert Bruce Armstrong

Chronicles of the Armstrongs; by Armstrong, James Lewis

Elwald (Saxon pre Ellot), Ellot (Angus), Eliot (French), Elliot (Angus+French), Ellet (Wales), Elliott (Ulster, English Borders, and overseas), Eliott (Stobs-Royalist), and Ellwood (Cumberland, England). revisions 8/10/2018

Saxon forms Ælw(a/o)ld, Aelw(a/o)ld, Alw(a/o)ld, Elw(a/o)ld. Note; in script the “a”, and “o” seemed to look much alike and in many cases interchangeable. For example Haik/Hoik (as pronounced) now spelled Hawick. Ellot (Angus) + Eliot (French) = Elliot added 8/10/2018

Clan Elliot of Germany in their Wikipedia;

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clan_Elliot

The double L and single T Descent from Minto and Wolflee, The double T and single L Mark the old race in Stobs that dwell. The single L and single T The Eliots of St Germains be, But double T and double L, Who they are nobody can tell.

Robert Bell dichtete in “The Book of Scots-Irish Family Names” hinzu: “For double L and double T, the Scots should look across the sea!”

Clan Elliot of the USA in their genealogical section;

http://www.elliotclanusa-genealogy.com/

The main forms of the name appear in an old rhyme:

The double L and single T
Descend from Minto and Wolflee,

The double T and single L
Mark the old race in Stobs that dwell,

The single L and single T
The Eliots of St. Germains be,

But double T and double L
Who they are, nobody can tell.

Clan Elliot of Australia;

http://www.elliotclanaustralia.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8&Itemid=12

Legend has it that the extra “t” in Eliott arose when a branch of the Eliotts adopted Christianity. The “t” was in reality meant to be a cross. The differences in spelling can be distinguished in this rhyme:

The double L and single T
Descent from Minto and Wolflee,
The double T and single L
Mark the old race in Stobs that dwell.
The single L and single T
The Eliots of St Germains be,
But double T and double L,
Who they are nobody can tell.

Robert Bell in “The Book of Scots-Irish Family Names” adds: “For double L and double T, the Scots should look across the sea!” He pointed out that 71 of 76 births of children by that name in Ireland in 1890 spelt it “Elliott.” Elliot(t)s emigrated or were sent to Ireland in the early 17th century after the unification of the English and Scottish crowns.

Forebear in Descriptive Writing;

http://forebears.co.uk/surnames/elliot#meaning

Elliott (And Border Reivers)

DNA Project;

Elliot, Glendinning, & Little; R-L193 sub of L513

And;
The Steel Bonnets: The Story of the Anglo-Scottish Border Reivers
George MacDonald Fraser
Skyhorse Publishing Inc., 2008 – History – 384 pages

among Eliots (all spellings) is Celtic-Brittonic by Keith Elliot Hunter is basically correct since the single “l” and single “t” the Eliot spelling are of St. German, an are basically Celtic-Brittonic.

Search engine bias by adding a 2 to elliot;

Try;

www.electricscotland.com/webclans/dtog/elliot.html

www.electricscotland.com/webclans/dtog/elliot2.html

and see for yourself.

QuintusPentillus of Clan Eliott Wikipedia linking to;

www.electricscotland.com/webclans/dtog/elliot2.html

Can anyone figure out who QuintusPentillus is?

MSE 1/14/2016

It should be noted;

Try links;

Of above;

http://www.landsbeyondthewall.co.uk/Elliot.html

Link provided by above;

http://www.scotclans.com/clans/elliot.htm

Now link from scotclans.com giving today’s modified history;

http://www.scotclans.com/scottish-clans/clan-elliot/elliot-history/

MSE 4/15/2016

Though Arthur Eliott accept the concept of basically dual origins, another historical writer of the UK feels there is a single origin which seems to confirm my Y-DNA line;

ELLIOT WHO TOOK ON BOTHWELL

Published Date: 13:13 Monday 06 July 2009 The Southern Reporter
By Walter Elliot

4/18/2016

In accordance, to the previous Elliot Clan Chief; Arthur Eliott, father of the present, the name derived from Elwald-Elwold became Ellot, then about ca 1650 and “i” has the same basic correctness of Keith Elliot Hunter’s Celtic-Briton names deriving from Eliot, which in about 1650 the Elliot of Ellot became a derivative of this name also.

It is excellent that Keith Elliot Hunter has been able to establish the Cletic-Britain Eliot evolved names which the Elwald-Ellot, family of Proto-Germanic Anglo-Danish name origin adopted around 1650 and became established with it’s double “l” and single “t” of it’s originator Ellot as Elliot about 1650.

among Eliots (all spellings) is Celtic-Britonic Keith Elliot Hunter forebears.co.uk

The name Eliot is derived from barony naming of William de (of) Aliot from a town in southern France, in accordance to the Eliot of southern England;

Then the spelling evolved from Aliot to Eliot, where Eliot became Breton and St Germain;

Like the previous clan chief Arthur Eliott quoting. “As the old verse has it:” and concurring with Clan Elliot of Germany, USA, and Australia, plus those around the world; “Single L and single T, The Eliots of St. Germains be;”

Elwald-Aliot-Surname-Relations-and-Emergence

In above PDF over concepts were being developed, and errors in interpretation were made. Like chief not being a chief but a location on a shield. The overall basic concepts which are consistent to today’s outcomes are still there.

Though today, the number of Eliot is extremely low compared to the number of Elliott around the world, shown in frequency levels above. It’s evolution by addition of a l and/or a t evolved all the spelling of the four names in the poem of Eliot, Elliot, Eliott, and Elliott. This started with William de Aliot, centuries before, the Anglo-Danish name of Elwald (Elwold), evolved into Ellot, and became the Breton (Celtic-Briton) name, never having a single “L”, but try to retain it’s double “L” and single “T” spelling with many of the UK, and English Plantations around the world adding an extra “T”. By inserting the “i” it has created great confusion among the clan as Arthur Eliott has stated around 1650, by further adding to the confusion an extra “T” was added.

Arthur Eliott of Stobs (Redheugh), and Robert Bell of Ulster, have noted that those Elliot/Elliott overseas are mainly of Scottish descent. Most of the Scots likely of Scots-Irish descent, lived previously in the Ulster Plantation of Northern Ireland. Ulster was used as a stepping stone to younger English Plantations such as America, the Pacific, and many others in which the sun would not set on the English Empire.

Proto-Germanic R-U106 haplogroup DNA Elwald-Elliot

An Elliot defends The Hermitage Castle, and supports their ally The Armstrong.

Elliot and Elliott utilize similar fore-naming as the Armstrong and Fairbairn;

Infinis (now Muirhall) Windy Edge Wind Farm proposed in the vicinity of The Hermitage Castle, and Clan Armstrong has opposed the building of this wind farm that will bring industrial destruction to the environment of The Hermitage Castle.

True border Elliot’s will support their ally the Armstrong, and defend The Hermitage Castle from destruction. Today of industrial destruction is being brought to the natural surrounding of the Hermitage Castle

Hermitage Castle’s Infinis’ Windy Edge

Mark S. Elliott 3/7-17/2016 and 10/23/2016 MSE

Eliot variant census concentration maps of the UK.

Hawick (pronouced hoik), is considered the home of the name Scottish name Elliot, and is of Minto & Wolfelee. Many of the Plantation including Ulster have added a t, and now overseas spell their name Elliot. With the early American Plantation history the English Puritans, like Rev John Eliot, apostle to the American Indians, and of Harvard College had a single l.

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