Have you ever wanted to build a complete picture of your Scottish family tree but you do not have the time?

Have you ever wanted to know who your ancestors were but did not know where to start?

Have you ever wanted to see the places where they once lived, worked and died but you live too far away?

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It is the goal of the Celtic Society of West Tennessee to enlighten those of Celtic ancestry with the knowledge of their cultural history through meetings, social gatherings, and charitable events.

The Seven Celtic Nations from which our lineage hearkens are Scotland, Ireland, Cornwall, Isle of Man, Brittany, Wales, and Galacia.
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Robert Burns, A Poet For All Men

Robert Burns is one of the most fascinating of characters, his magnetic presence his genius and his passion. A man from rural Scottish background, from the "auld toon of Ayr". His is a story of genius, poverty, drink, women, freemasonry, a life littered with hardship and disappointments.

Many books were wrote about Burns, one outstanding one by Hilton Bown, 1949 concludes with these words:

Small wonder that Burns's story has intrigued not only his countrymen, but a great part of mankind; so that an American could say — with whatever hyperbole — that his name had been "dearer to a greater number of hearts than any other save that of Christ"; and a Chinese could find him revealing "our common humanity"; and a Canadian could write, "He made the world his lover". Whatever value may be attached to Burns's writings, verse or prose, whatever blame he may have earned by his faults and his failings, it is surely a poor heart that will not take fire at the warm blaze of his own and subscribe to the conclusion — "Here was a great man".

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The Scottish Independence Convention exists to further the cause of restoring Scotland’s independence. Their platform draws together all the disparate groups, parties, organisations, politicians and individuals in Scotland and beyond, who share this one basic, democratic objective.

The Scottish Independence Convention was born on St Andrew’s Day, 2005. Since then they have been busy working for the day when Scots will be invited to vote in a referendum on regaining their independence from the British state. They are an umbrella organization, working to unite and encourage all who want independence for Scotland to meet on common ground and have their say in the growing debate on Scotland’s constitutional future.

They welcome everyone, regardless of party political affiliation, who shares their vision of Scotland being a free and democratic independent state. Your support will hasten the day when Scotland is reborn as an independent member of the international family of nations. Learn More...