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Dulce Quod Utile (That which is useful is sweet)
Strang, Strange or Strong is a surname originally of Fifeshire. John Strang of Balcaskie married Cecilia, sister of Richard Anstruther of that ilk, before 1362, and received tenements in Anstruther with her; a later John Strang of Balcaskie was slain at Pinkie in 1547, and the family sold Balcaskie in 1615. A branch in Orkney produced the engraver Sir Robert Strange, who acted as one of the prince's life-guards until Culloden. The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs lists Major Timothy Strange of Balcaskie as chief of Clan Strange.

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The motto of Clan Strange is Dulce Quod Utile (That which is useful is sweet). It appears on the Clan Strange 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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Dulce Quod Utile, Latin for 'That which is useful is sweet'.
Major Timothy Strange of Balcaskie. He is listed as chief of Clan Strange by the Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs and given as Clan Chief or Commander by COSCA.
Balcaskie House in Carnbee parish, Fife. The Strangs of Balcaskie held the estate until it was sold in 1615.
An engraver born in Orkney on 14 July 1721, from a branch of the Strangs of Balcaskie. He joined the Pretender's service when the rebel army entered Edinburgh in September 1745, acted as one of the prince's life-guards until the defeat at Culloden, and was knighted in 1787.
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