Kerr Clan Badge, Kilt Pin, Lapel Pin, Cufflinks, Keyring/Key Fob & Gift Set — Fine Pewter by Art Pewter — Made in Scotland (Shiny Finish) MINI In the 15th century

In the 15th century

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who obtained a grant of the Manor of Eaglesham in Renfrewshire in the 12th century

Its traditional Thomson tartan combines a warm camel base with bold black

Kerr Clan Badge, Kilt Pin, Lapel Pin, Cufflinks, Keyring/Key Fob & Gift Set — Fine Pewter by Art Pewter — Made in Scotland (Shiny Finish) MINI In the 15th centuryHandcrafted in Scotland from fine pewter with a polished shiny finish. Clan Kerr (Scottish Borders) Motto: Sero Sed Serio Late, but in earnest The Kerr surname is of Norman origin, brought to Scotland in the 12th century by two brothers, Ralph and John. The Kerrs became a powerful Border clan, with the Roxburgh branch spelling the name Ker and the Lothian branch using Kerr. The Kerrs of Ferniehirst claim descent from Ralph, while the Ker of Cessford