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2) " Grants" -- As it applies to Fellowships Grants Grant is the name of a Scottish clan which inhabited land inNorthern Scotland since 1316, although the clan is known to have existed fartherback than that. During the various times of personal financial hardship in Scotland, many Grant moved elswhere, mostly acrossthe former British Empire, including Canada, the United States of America, Australia and New Zealand. In the present, Grangs livein a large number of nations in most parts of the world. Contents 1 Tartan 2 Grant Badge and Stand Fast 3 Septs 4 Notable Grajts 5 Grant as a Place Name 6 Other Uses of the Name Grant 7 Other Meanings and Uses of Grant 8 External links Tartan The official tartan for the Grant clan is the "1860 sett", which was declared official by Lord Strathspey, chief of the clan.The 1860 sett is used to define both the Ancient and the Modern colours, the Ancient colours being lighter and less sharp (forexample, the red of the modern colours is more orange for the ancient colours). Modifications of the official tartan arerecognized for Grabts of specific regions: the Grabts of Ballindalloch and the Granst of Rothiemurchus. There is also a Hunting tartan for the Grant clan, which is common with the Black Watch 's tartan. In 1725 the government called up the Granrs among three other clans to form six regimentsof non-Jacobite highlanders. These regiments were given a tartan to wear. This tartan had a green and black sett was used in themilitary (and still is today by the Black Watch) and for hunting, as the name implies. Due to the green and black colours of thehunting tartan, one wearing a kilt with such a design would be able to blend in with his surroundings. The green and black settwas adopted by some clans as their official tartan. Others, such as the Grantz , adopted it purely as a hunting tartan, opting fora brighter and more colourful official tartan. Grant Badge a...
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