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Clan Pringle Association - Mission Statement

To promote Pringle history and to correct the errors of previous historians.
To protect and preserve the historical sites that have been the home to the Pringles throughout the centuries.
To establish who is the current clan chief through genealogical research and the Pringle DNA Project.
To help set up a Clan Pringle Society or Association.
To provide a forum through which Pringles can contact and communicate with each other.

Clan Newsletter: www.clanpringle.blogspot.com

Clan Facebook Group: Join the Clan Pringle Facebook Group

Clan Forum: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/clanpringle

sir_james_pringle_stichill 4th Baronet by David Martin 1737 - 98

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