Scottish Surnames
The most common British surnames that originally came from Scotland
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- Abercrombie
- Abernethy
- Adamson
- Adie
- Agnew
- Aikman
- Ainslie
- Aird
- Aitchison
- Aitken
- Allan
- Angus
- Arbuckle
- Archibald
- Armour
- Arnott
- Arthur
- Auld
- Baillie
- Bain
- Baird
- Balfour
- Ballantyne
- Band
- Bannerman
- Barbour
- Barclay
- Bark
- Barr
- Barrie
- Barrowman
- Bayne
- Bean
- Beaton
- Beattie
- Begg
- Bennet
- Bennie
- Benzie
- Beveridge
- Biggar
- Binnie
- Birnie
- Birrell
- Bisset
- Bissett
- Black
- Blackie
- Blacklock
- Blackwood
- Blain
- Blair
- Blane
- Blue
- Body
- Bolt
- Borland
- Borthwick
- Bowie
- Boyne
- Brash
- Brass
- Bremner
- Broadfoot
- Brodie
- Brownlee
- Brownlie
- Bruce
- Bryce
- Bryden
- Bryson
- Buchan
- Buchanan
- Budge
- Buist
- Bulloch
- Burnside
- Byers
- Calder
- Calderwood
- Callander
- Cameron
- Campbell
- Candlish
- Cargill
- Carmichael
- Carnegie
- Carrick
- Carruthers
- Carson
- Carswell
- Cattanach
- Catto
- Chalmers
- Cheyne
- Chisholm
- Christie
- Cleland
- Clelland
- Clive