Elliott Genealogy
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Here you will find information and links on the Elliot Clan Society, Elliot/Elliott Genealogy, Activities and Events of interest in Maryland and the region, DNA projects, and information about the Elliot/ Elliott families and Border Reivers in general.
In the interest of not replicating great information already on the web, the plan is to provide links to that data rather than repeating it here. So please report any dead links (and feel free to suggest additional links that might be of interest!) corvair at fnader dot com or 301-874-8631
Bill Elliott Maryland Commissioner and National Secretary, Elliot Clan Society USA and member, St Andrews Society of Mid-Maryland
- Elliott Clan Society USA
- Elliot Clan Society
- St. Andrew’s Society of Mid-Maryland
- St Andrew’s Society of Mid-Maryland FaceBook
- Frederick Celtic Festival
- Frederick Celtic Festival Facebook
- Celtic Society of Southern MD
- Ulster-Scots Society of America
- Border Reivers
- Border Reivers DNA Project
- Elliott DNA Results
- NC Elliotts Geneology Pages
- Scottish Country Dancing-DC Area
- Frederick Scottish Country Dancers
- FSCD- Facebook
- Original British Car Day- Lilypons, MD
- Frederick- In the Street!
- Fnader.com (my personal car-crazy website)
William Elliott 196x-
Carroll Elliott 194x-
Rufus Spencer Elliott 1920-2000
Joseph Edward Elliott 1893-1986
Rufus Asbury Elliott 1859-1917
Wilborn O Elliott 1829-1898
Reubin/Ruben Elliott a1805-1874
Likely (based on census data and DNA)
Lemuel Elliott a1765-1844
John Elliott, Sr. a1735-1839
According to family oral history, either John Sr. was born on the Ulster Plantation in Ireland (where Elliots were generally sent following the clearing of the Borders by James I in 1605) and one of three brothers who immigrated to Virginia (and then to NC) or was the US born son of one of these three brothers.
There’s also a theory that Ulster is where the second “t” in “Elliott” originated…
Joseph Edward Elliott and cousin Will Elliott c1920
Edinburgh Gathering 2009: Chief Margaret Eliott and Clan Parade Redheugh and Border Reiver at 2009 Gathering Hermitage Castle
” Wha daur meddle wi’ me? “












