The Clan Maitland Society welcomes all people with the name Maitland, Mautalent, Mautalen, Matalon and Lauderdale (or descended from someone with these names) as kinsfolk. We believe that we are descended from one individual, who lived in Normandy around 1000 to 1050 because the name is unusual, can be easily traced and because there are historic records which indicate that the name was taken as a personal nickname and only used by descendants of the first Mautalent to use it.
Maitlands are directly descended from the original Norman Mautalent who settled in Northumberland around 1130. At that time it was part of Scotland. The family settled at Thirlestane in Lauderdale about 1250, and branches became established in Aberdeenshire and Galloway around 1400. Anyone who bears the name, or is descended from someone bearing the name is almost certainly a blood relative. Some have taken the name, from choice, or as descendents of former slaves.
All who bear these names, or are descended from those who bear these names or their variants are welcome.
To join the Clan Maitland Association, please send the Application Form to the Correspondence Secretary in Britain.
George Maitland
18 Denham Lodge
Oxford Road
New Denham, Bucks UB9 4AA
(+44 (0) 1895 232 824 (H)
CHIEF THE EARL OF LAUDERDALE
12 St Vincent Street
Edinburgh EH3 6SH
Deputy Chief
The Master of Lauderdale, Viscount Maitland
150 Tachbrook Street
London SWIV 2NE
(+44.(0) 171 834 5685 (Phone & Fax)
Email: maitland@lauderdale.u-net.com
North America
Clint A. Lauderdale
President, Clan Maitland Society of North America
3527 Albemarle Street NW
Washington DC 20008
USA
Email clarlen@aol.com
West Coast
William Maitland Priddy
Vice President
2934 Rocky Point Road
Bremerton, WA 98312-1920
Email: dotnbill@silverlinl.net
Australia
Mrs Ann Cooper
( 00-612-9427-6845
Secretary, Clan Maitland Society of Australia
15 Joseph Street
Lane Cove,
Sydney, NSW 2066
Australia
New Zealand
Miss Judette Maitland,
33, Disley Street,
Kelburn,
Wellington 5
New Zealand
E-mail: judette@xtra.co.nz
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