Family History
The surname Kincaid is of territorial origin, deriving from the ancient lands of Kincaid in Stirlingshire. Established in Scotland from the medieval period, Clan Kincaid became renowned for its loyalty, military service, and steadfast support of the Scottish Crown. Today, the surname remains a proud symbol of Scotland's enduring heritage and noble tradition.
Tartan & Heritage
The Kincaid Tartan
The tartan shown here is the pattern selected for the Kincaid
family design in our heritage collection. Scottish surnames may have
connections to more than one tartan through clan, regional or historical
associations. This pattern is presented as surname-heritage artwork and
is not a claim that it is the only tartan associated with every
Kincaid family line.
Crest Badge & Clan Heritage
The Kincaid Crest Badge
The design shown here is presented in the style of a Scottish clan crest
badge, combining a heraldic crest and motto within a strap and buckle.
In Scottish tradition, the strap and buckle represents a clansman or
clanswoman’s association with the chief whose crest and motto are
shown. A crest badge is distinct from a coat of arms and should not be
understood as personal arms belonging to everyone who shares the
surname. Historical associations and heraldic designs may vary between
family branches and sources.