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 MACKINNEY
Scottish Origins:

Coat of Arms:
Quarterly, first and fourth, Blue with a silver bend between three frases with a square containing eight pieshaped slices gold and black, in second and third quarters silver with three red crowns.

[Frasier, Frases or Fraze.  The same as Cinquefoil; sometimes termed a primrose.]

Crest: A deer's head.

Motto: Je suis prest.
Motto Translated: I am ready.

 Mackinney coat of arms Scottish
Irish Origins:



Coat of Arms: Green with a silver stripe between three lions faces.
Mackinney coat of arms Irish
Crest: A salmon.





Clan: MacKinney, Mackinning, MacKinven  Sept: Mackinnon

Clan MacKinnon
Love, Mackinney, Mackinning, Kackinvan, MacMorran.

Gaelic Name:
Motto:

Badge:
Lands:
Origin:
MacFhionghuin
Audentes fortuna juvat (Fortune assists the daring)
Pine
Iona and North Mull
Gaelic, MacFhionghuin (So of the fair born)

The MacKinnons claim their descent from the royal family of Kenneth MacAlpine. 

The clan slogan of “Cumnich Bas Alpin” or “Remember the death of Alpin” refers to the great-grandson of Kenneth, who was slain by Bruch, King of the Picts, in 837.  His son Fingon, or “fair-born” is hailed as the progenitor of the clan.



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