The Moffat Story
- 1296
Robert and Thomas de Moffat pay homage to Edward I, recorded in the Ragman Roll[3]
- 1300
Robert the Bruce, Lord of Annandale, grants four land charters in the barony of Westkirk to the Moffats[3]
- 1314
Adam Moffat and his brother fight at the Battle of Bannockburn with many other clan members[3]
- 1587
The Scottish Parliament declares the Moffats 'an unruly clan of the Western Marches'[3]
- 1609
King James VI's commission on Border lawlessness disperses the Moffats and their lands are sold to the Johnstones[3]
- 1628
Granton and Reddings, near Moffat, are sold to the Johnstones to relieve overwhelming debts[3]
- 1983
Francis Moffat is confirmed as Clan Chief by the Lord Lyon, King of Arms[3]
- 1992
Francis Moffat dies and his daughter takes the chiefship as Madam Jean Moffat of that Ilk[3][2]
















Clan JohnstonThe Moffats' lands were sold to the Johnstones after the 1609 commission, and Granton and Reddings in 1628.