[Black, George
T. The Surnames of Scotland, their Origin,
Meaning, and Hist. The N. Y. Pub. Lib., 1962 N.Y.]
The General Armory page 569, lists the Lord of Kirkland, Co:
Cumberland was in Scotland about 1070. The hearldry is
described
as "a sable, three mullets Argent within a bordure engrailed Or.
Crest.
on ducal coronet, a falcon jessed and belled all proper." the
mottos is
"Facta non Verba" which translates as Deeds not Words.
[Yorkshire
Heraldry Centre. }
The Kirkland name is associated with the
Scottish
clan of Maxwell. It
is one several septs of Maxwell clan which also includes
Adair,
Blackstock, Dinwiddie, Dinwoodie, Edgar, Herries, Kirk,
Kirkland,
Latimer, Latimore, Mackittrick, Maxton, Mescall, Monreith,
Moss,
Nithdale, Paulk, Peacock, Pollock, Pollok, Polk, Sturgeon, and
Wardlaw. Kirkland is also associated with Douglas clan
whose
other members
include Agnew, Alexander, Blackwood, Blackett, Blalock,
Breckinridge,
Brown, Brownlee, Cavin, Cavers, Dickley, Dickie, Dick,
Drysdale,
Foster, Glenn, Glendinning, Henry, Inglis, Kidston, Kilgore,
Kirk,
Kirkpatrick, Lockerbie, Lockerby, Lockery, Lochrie, MacGuffe,
McKittrick, Morton, Sandlin, Sandiland, Soule, Sterrett,
Symington, and
Young. [Clan Douglas Society web site] .
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