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Pentland is a Scottish surname derived from the ancient parish of Pentland in Midlothian. Early recorded bearers include Adam de Pentland (1298), Ralph de Penteland, sent to Montrose to arrest a vessel in 1304, and John de Pentland, paid for loading and unloading wool and hides around 1305. The family lost its land in the Wars of Independence. It is a locational surname rather than the name of a clan, and no chief or chiefly line is associated with it.
The name Pentland derives from the hamlet of Pentland in Midlothian, first recorded in the 12th century and generally traced to the Cumbric 'pen llan' ('head/end of the church enclosure'); the name was later extended to the nearby Pentland Hills from the 16th century onward.
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Clan Pentland (Edinburgh) Tartan Crest Canvas Table Runner
Pentland · (Edinburgh) Tartan
Tartan Ornament
Pentland · (Edinburgh)
Drummer Ornament
Pentland · (Edinburgh)
Tartan Flag
Pentland · (Edinburgh)
Tartan Cap
Pentland · (Edinburgh) Tartan
Tartan Stocking
Pentland · Tartan
Tartan Bag
Pentland
Tartan Ornament
Pentland · (Edinburgh)
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