The Carmichael Story
- 1374-1384
William, Earl of Douglas, re-grants the lands of Carmichael to the Carmichaels[6]
- 1388
Carmichaels fight alongside the Douglases at Otterburn, where the Scots defeat Henry 'Hotspur', Earl of Northumberland[6]
- 1414
The feudal barony of Carmichael is confirmed[6]
- 1421
Tradition relates that Sir John Carmichael unhorsed the Duke of Clarence at the Battle of Baugé, breaking his own spear in the process[4][6]
- 1647
Sir James Carmichael becomes Lord Carmichael[6]
- 1701
His grandson John is made Earl of Hyndford[6]
- 1981
Richard Carmichael of Carmichael petitions the Court of the Lord Lyon and is recognised as 26th Baron of Carmichael and 30th Chief of the Name and Arms[3]
- 2025
Richard Carmichael of Carmichael dies on 20 June and his son Andrew succeeds him as 31st Chief of the Name and Arms[2][3][5]























Clan DouglasThe Douglases were granted the Carmichael lands in 1321 and re-granted them to the Carmichaels between 1374 and 1384; the two families fought together at Otterburn in 1388.