The Clan MacCorquodale, sometimes spelled MacCorcadail, is a Scottish clan associated with the region of Argyll. The clan takes its name from the Gaelic “MacThormaid,” meaning “son of Thormaid.” They were historically centered around the area of Loch Fyne and held lands in the Knapdale region. The clan’s notable figure is John MacCorquodale, who was a renowned scholar and poet in the 16th century. His works showcased the rich Gaelic culture and literary tradition of the time.
