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Click here to view Clan Guthrie-USA, Inc. organization and leadership Castles of Guthrie are Many!! Would you be surprised to learn that Guthrie has more than one castle in Scotland?! It's true. In addition to Guthrie Castle near Forfar, we are proud to call Torosay Castle on the Isle of Mull off the west coast of Scotland, one of our own.
Above our 2005 Guthrie tour group poses on the formal garden steps at Torosay Castle. To read more about Torosay Castle, visit our Castles web page link at left. When will we be visiting these castles again? Check the Travel Link at the left to see our tour listings. About Clan Guthrie USA Clan Guthrie-USA is a "full-service" fraternal organization. We participate in Scottish highland festivals around the country, offer catalog sales of Guthrie merchandise, publish a quarterly newsletter, sponsor special events such as our reunion tours to Scotland in 1991, 1996, 2000, 2005 as well as annual seasonal tours. We also maintain a Guthrie family genealogy database. The goal of our website is to offer Guthries far and wide a chance to communicate, to learn more about our heritage and, with the help of the World Wide Web, to explore new realms of opportunity to portray the pride of being a Guthrie/Guthery/Gutherie/Guthry/ Guttery. No matter how you spell it, our blood lines all connect to the same source. Please sign our Guest Book and also become a member!
Clan Guthrie's ancestry traced to Robert the Bruce
More about Robert the Bruce: Ancestry Chart tracing to Robert the Bruce: Clan Guthrie-USA Genealogy Report Also see Clan Guthrie Genealogy Page If there are any specific web site suggestions you might have, please feel free to let us know.
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Guthrie
ancestry is strongly tied to the history of Scotland. Long before Guthrie
Castle was built in 1468, Robert
the Bruce, was busy fighting for the freedom of Scotland.
Robert
the Bruce is the matriarchal ancestor of Guthries descending from the
marriage of Alexander Guthrie, 2nd of Guthrie and Margaret Lyon of Glamis.
Robert Bruce was the heroic King of Scots who, despite set-backs, secured
Scotland's independence from England. His attempts to capture Stirling
Castle led to his famous victory at Bannockburn in 1314. The King of
England finally agreed that he was King of an independent country in
1328. Today many Guthries share this famous ancestor with HM Queen Elizabeth.