Clan Urquhart |
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Region | Highland |
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District | Ross and Cromarty, Moray, Inverness |
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Historic seat | Castle Craig, Black Isle |
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Plant badge | Cheiranthus, a wallflower |
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Crest badge | A or naked woman or mermaid from the waist up emerges from a crest–coronet.[2][3][4] She holds an azure sword in her right hand and a palm sapling in her left hand.[2][5][4] She is encircled by a strap and buckle bearing the clan's motto.[2][3][4] |
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Motto | Meane weil, speak weil and doe weil.[2][3][4] |
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War cry | Trust and go forward. |
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Clan chief | Wilins Fisk Urquhart, Ochanachar Mor, 28th Chief of Clan Urquhart |
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Arms
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Three erased red boar heads on a yellow shield. [4]
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Supporter
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Two leased greyhounds, standing upright on their hind legs on top of a lawn of wallflowers. [4]
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Clan branches
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Cromarty, Meldrum (1741-1898), Byth, Craigston, Craighouse, Monteagle, Kinbeachie, Newhall, Braelangwell (1898-?), Burdsyards
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