The MacKellar Story
- 13th century
The main MacKellar family is recorded in Argyll[5]
- 1476
James III grants Gilchrist Mackellar the lands of Ardare and Cragmurgile, Glassary, Argyll[7][6]
- 1629 and 1688
Kilblaan, Glen Shira, is in the possession of Mackellars in the Valuations of the County of Argyll[6]
- 1672-1693
Dugald Mackellar of Kilblaan appears in the Argyll justiciary records[6]
- 22 May 1725
Alexander Mackellar, tacksman of Stuckscarden, is created a Burgess of Inveraray[6]
- 1730
Neil Mackellar of Drimfinn is on record as infeft in the lands of Letternamoult[6]
- 1763 and 1769
Neil Mackellar senior holds tacks of Upper Carron and Achalick on the Knockbuy estate[6]
- c.1930
The MacKellar sett is first found in the weavers' lists of Johnston & Ross[2]
- 1964
The MacKellar tartan is recorded; white and yellow lines mark the Campbell link[2]












Clan CampbellMacKellar is listed among the Campbell surnames by COSCA and as a Campbell sept by Electric Scotland; Mackellar tenants held tacks on Campbell estates such as Knockbuy into the 18th century.