Anderson
Clan Anderson – “son of Andrew” is found across Scotland, also as MacAndrew or Gillanders. First recorded in the 13th century, the name arose independently in many places. The north‑east held the largest grouping. Sir Alexander Anderson of Blelack founded the North of Scotland Bank, was Lord Provost of Aberdeen, and knighted in 1863. In Glasgow, the Andersons of Stobcross gave their name to the district of Anderston (“Anderson’s Town”). The Andersons of Candacraig held their lands for ten generations before moving to Canada. In Fife, Anderson families produced ministers and East India Company servants. The crest is an oak tree Proper, with the motto “Stand Sure.”
Length 9cm
About the Anderson Clan Crest Kilt Pin
A traditional kilt pin featuring the Anderson clan crest, designed as a distinctive finishing detail for Highland dress.
Key details
- Anderson clan crest design
- Approximately 9cm long
- Traditional Highland dress accessory
- Genuine Gaelic Themes product photograph shown
Gaelic Themes price-list code: C-KP
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