Find out about this old Scots Border Clan – its origins, history and territory; and more on the Scottish Border Region and the Reiver Clans.
The Border Irvings & Irvines recognised as a Scottish Clan by Act of Parliament 1587 with its Chiefs descended from William Irving of Bonshaw 1506.
NB: Please note that all historical and genealogical articles on this website are sourced from and referenced through publicly accessible and original archive material by professionally accredited ASGRA researchers.
The Book of the Irvings
This rare book is the definitive guide to the Irving & Irvine Clan researched and authored by Colonel John Beaufin Irving of Bonshaw. The digital edition is now available to purchase and download online, and includes a preface by the present Clan Chief, Rupert Irving of Bonshaw.
| READ MORE |
Scotland: A Complete History from Prehistory to the Present
Throughout its history, Scotland has balanced regional diversity with a strong sense of national identity, producing influential contributions in politics, religion, philosophy, literature, science, and industry.
| READ MORE |
The Laws of Succession for Clan Chiefs in Scotland
The succession to Scottish clan chiefships is governed by a combination of historical custom, feudal law, and modern legal recognition.
| READ MORE |
Clan Irving Theme
The Irvings have a powerful place in Border history — riders of the Marches, loyal to kin, and known for their courage along the Annan and the old frontier line.
| LISTEN |
