The purpose of this project is to document the McCulloch family from its origins in Scotland through to its many branches in Ulster, the Americas and beyond. Please get in touch if you have specific queries and i'll do my best to help.

If you are a male McCulloch or you have a brother/father/uncle McCulloch, I would encourage Y-DNA testing. I can organise a Y-DNA test kit with 30% discount off the US$169 retail price (see https://www.familytreedna.com/products/y-dna)

For more information on McCulloch and its variants, please visit these pages:

Clan McCulloch on Wikipedia

McCulloch Y-DNA Project

For the official research page, please visit:

www.mcculloch.scot

Best wishes,

Neil Saunders

Culloch
Gulloch
MacAlach
MacChullach
MacClullich
MacCoulaghe
MacCulla
MacCullaigh
MacCulloch
MacCullough
MacCullow
MacLullich
MacLullick
Makcullocht
McColloch
McCollough
McCoulough
McCulla
McCullagh
McCullah
McCullar
McCuller
McCullers
McCulley
McCulligh
McCulloch
McCullock
McCullogh
McCulloh
McCullough
McCullow
McCully

The name McCulloch is of Celtic origin and is found mainly in Galloway and Wigtownshire. The McCullochs first emerge into documented history with the mention of three men of that name in the Ragman Roll of 1296. They were landowners in Wigtownshire named Michael, Thomas and William who rendered homage to Edward I in that year. The first two were brothers and acted as jurors on an inquisition as to the lands in Galloway of the late Elena la Zouche. All three were constant adherents to the Balliol cause. The only other references to William show that he served in the Garrison of Berwick in 1312 and was later at Roxburgh.

http://www.mcculloch.scot

https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/mc-collough

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clan_McCulloch