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Sine Fine (Without end)
Makgill, now usually spelled MacGill, is a Lowland family whose lands the Council of Scottish Clans & Associations gives as Galloway. Sir James Makgill, a Lord of Session, was created a baronet in 1627 and raised to the peerage as Viscount of Oxfurd and Lord Makgill of Cousland by patent dated 19 April 1651. COSCA names Ian Arthur Alexander Makgill, 14th Viscount of Oxfuird, as the clan's chief.
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The motto of Clan MacGill is Sine Fine (Without end). It appears on the Clan MacGill crest badge: the chief’s heraldic crest set inside a strap and buckle that carries the motto.
In Scotland a crest belongs to the chief, not to everyone with the surname. Clan members may wear the crest badge, with the crest inside the strap and buckle, to show that they belong to the clan. The plain crest without the strap remains the chief’s own.
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The Council of Scottish Clans & Associations lists both Makgill and Mac Gill among the spellings of the name.
Sine Fine, Latin for 'Without end'.
The Council of Scottish Clans & Associations names Ian Arthur Alexander Makgill, 14th Viscount of Oxfuird. The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs list shows no Makgill entry.
The Council of Scottish Clans & Associations gives the clan's lands as Galloway. The 1651 peerage was created as Viscount of Oxfurd and Lord Makgill of Cousland.
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