Bates-Dayton Tartan Skene of Cromar (Cant version) Ancient a close companion of Robert

a close companion of Robert the Bruce during the Wars of Scottish Independence

reflecting the spirit of the Melvina clan and the pride in their heritage

The rich green adds a touch of nature

The tartan gained prominence during the Jacobite uprisings

The family crest often features a knight's helmet

Bates-Dayton Tartan Skene of Cromar (Cant version) Ancient a close companion of RobertHistorical Significance The Bates Dayton Tartan draws its roots from the connection of the Bates and Dayton families, both of whom hold ties to Scottish and Irish heritage. The Dayton family motto, 'Fortiter et Fideliter,' meaning 'Bravely and Faithfully,' reflects their deep commitment to loyalty and bravery. The crest features a raised sword, symbolizing honor in battle and defense of their lineage. Historically, tartans like the Bates Dayton were