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This ’tis be th’ rantin’ of a stoothearted lad in America o’ Scot ancestry (by way o’ th’ Green Isle), wi’ little care fer th’ mincin’ ‘o words. Interrupt me no’ when I is at me haggis and grits. Impede no’ th’ path t’ me comfy chair nor me wee dram lest ye would be laid aboot th’ heid & shoulders wi’ truncheon stout. I knows th’ moonshine fra’ th’ dew, th’ kudzu fra’ th’ thistle, an’ joost what is worn ‘neath me kilt.
Brewed in Scotland, bottled in Ulster, and uncorked in America.
November 9, 2007 at 5:29 am
Dear Sir,
My name is Jean Colloc’h of Coulloch, my ancestor is Jacques Coulloch lived in 1669 in little britain in FRANCE. This origin is celt but not french. Perhaps an soldier come from ireland or scotland in “ware of hundred years”; the scots friends of the king of france. I am a genealogist for my family and i have now 800 sujets Coulloch since 1530 at 2007.
In finistère, a comte of little britain, there is a variants name of cousins : Coulloch In 1800 Colloch and 1900 Colloc’h
In 2001 I have contact Walt in USA who he have a web site of clan Mc Cullaich.
I have a bad english but i think have your contact.
Sincerly yours.
Jean