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Decerptae Dabunt Odorum (Roses plucked will give sweet smell)
Aiton, also spelled Ayton or Aytoun, takes its name from the lands of Ayton in Berwickshire, in the Scottish Borders. The old castle there was a peel tower and once a stronghold of the Home family: it was captured by the English in 1497, and a seven-year truce between Scotland and England was signed at Ayton on 30 September that year. No chief for Aiton is listed by the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs, and COSCA's Aiton page names no chief or commander.

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The motto of Clan Aiton is Decerptae Dabunt Odorum (Roses plucked will give sweet smell). It appears on the Clan Aiton crest badge: the chief’s heraldic crest set inside a strap and buckle that carries the motto.
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No. The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs does not list an Aiton chief, and COSCA's Aiton page names no chief or commander.
Decerptae Dabunt Odorum, Latin for 'Roses plucked will give sweet smell'.
From the lands of Ayton in Berwickshire, in the Scottish Borders.
The English captured the old peel tower there, and on 30 September 1497 a seven-year truce between Scotland and England was signed at Ayton.
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