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Ceid Mille Failte !

(Hundred Thousand Welcomes)

The Lindsay International web site was initially created in June 2001 and has since evolved into a comprehensive site for everything Lindsay.  The use of “Lindsay” at this web site implies any one of the recognized spellings of our surname found in the Orthography section of this web site.

Primary Objective

The primary objective of this web site is three-fold. 

• Promote the Lindsay One-Name Study registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies, based in London, UK.
• Promote the genealogical documentation of all the world's Lindsay lineages.
• Promote the on-going International Lindsay Surname DNA Project as a science-based genealogical tool.

Other Miscellaneous Objectives

From an international perspective, this site may also be used to promote other subjects of a global nature that could be of interest to Lindsays* around the world.  It will evolve with research and feedback from the visitors to this web site.

Check the main "News" section of this web site frequently for news worthy announcements.

We are indeed a global people with a great depth of varied interests and skills. The many stories of our Lindsay surname are fascinating and the legacy, left to each of us by our fore bearers, is well worth exploring.

Best regards from the webmaster at Lindsay International.

Ron Lindsay  E-Mail: 

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Lindsay* Motto:  Endure Fort (Endure Bravely)

^* For the sake of simplicity, we have established that the use of the Lindsay surname, throughout this web site, implies all the accepted spellings of the surname found in the site Orthography section.   

The "Flower of Scotland" MIDI file, sequenced by Barry Taylor, is featured on this web page.

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