Wishart Lunch 2009 Venue tbc Edinburgh ********************* Wednesday 11th November
Full details and bookings here We look forward to seeing you in
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Welcome!
The Wishart Society exists to support members of the Wishart Family throughout the world. Based in
Edinburgh Scotland, we can help you search for your family tree, provide historical information about famous Wisharts, supply the Wishart Tartans and Crest, and so on. One of our most famous
ancestors is George Wishart, the Protestant Martyr (pictured right). He was born at Pitarrow House in 1513, and burnt at the stake in St Andrews on March 1st,
1546. To find out more, click here.For that unique present, consider giving a Wishart Tartan Scarf, Wishart Tartan Sash, Wishart Tartan Tie, Wishart Crest or
Wishart Tartan Important Notice:
production costs have increased, so our prices will increase in 2009 ********************* Our most popular suggestions:
For the gents, a Wishart Tartan tie
For the ladies, a lightweight scarf |
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Wishart Tartan Wall Plaque. Payment can be by credit card or check. Details hereThe background to this page shows our two Wishart Tartans
, the Wishart Dress Tartan (red) and the Wishart Hunting Tartan (green). In the left corner of each page you will find the Wishart Crest, the emblem of which is an eagle, wings expanded. The Crest dates from
medieval times, and was last recorded at the Court of the Lord Lyon in Edinburgh, 22nd February 1769.
NEW!
Our new range of Wishart tartan items in lightweight worsted wool.
Shawls, sashes, headsquares, scarves and ties. Available in 7oz Springweight Details here |
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The Wishart Crest and Tartans can be worn by anyone named Wishart, Wisheart, Wishard, Whichard,
Wiseheart, Wisehart, Wiscard, Wyscard, Wyschard, Wysart, Wischeard, Guiscard, Giscard, .... If your name is one of the above spellings of Wishart, or similar, then
you are a member of our extended worldwide Wishart Family. We bid you a special "cousin's welcome" to the Wishart website, first established in 1998. Here you will find information on the following:
and much, much more ... For further information, please send us an email. You can also write to us, or contact us by telephone or fax, if you prefer.
The Scots Worthies John Howie's
Biographia Scoticana Revision by Rev Andrew Bonar Chapter on George Wishart, available here |
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