Clan. Family. Legacy.

McLachlan is a surname of Scottish origin, meaning "son of Lachlann," derived from the Gaelic personal name Lachlann, which means "stranger, Norseman". The Clan MacLachlan is one of the oldest Scottish Highland clans.

Fortis et Fidus directly translates to "strong and faithful" in Latin. More information about the clan society here. There have been many famous McLachlan members, who are proud of their strong Christian heritage. Originally the clan had catholic roots, but during the Reformation period, they embraced Protestant theology. Many McLachlans have been involved in ministry, who believe the gospel.

MCLN is a clan-agency that hosts webpages and emails for clan members. Feel free to reach out anytime using the links provided below.