Here you will find Scottish and Anderson history articles that have
been published in past issues of our quarterly We Stand Sure newsletter.
What’s In A Name
Exploring The Legacy of Connection between the US and Scotland
Many towns, counties, cities and parks in the US are directly named after Scottish placenames or words. A google search can readily lead one to a Wikipedia listing of Scottish linked place names in the US by state.
The US - Scotland Connection
Exploring The Legacy of Connection between the US and Scotland
Many towns, counties, cities and parks in the US are directly named after Scottish placenames or words. A google search can readily lead one to a Wikipedia listing of Scottish linked place names in the US by state.
The Historical Seat of Clan Anderson: Wyseby and Its Legacy in Scotland
Discover the origins of Clan Anderson, from early records in Dumfries to its seat at Wyseby. Explore how the Andersons connected with Scotland’s historical landscape, including links to the Bruces and the evolution of Scottish clans.
The Sons of Andrew: A History of the Anderson Name
The name "Anderson" means "Son of Andrew," signifying a connection to Saint Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland. In Gaelic, the name is "Gillanders." The Andersons are a diverse group with no specific geographical origin. It's likely that the name developed independently in different parts of the country, with one group of Andersons not necessarily related to another.