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 | Did you know that in the 1881 UK census there were 1987 people with the Tulloch surname? In that year Tulloch was ranked number 1841 for popularity in the UK. |
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Historical References
"TULLOCH, TULLO, TULLOH. From Tulloch in the parish of Dingwall. Nicholas de Tolach was witness in Brechin, 1364 (REB., i, 21). Fergus de Tulache was precentor in Brechin, 1372, an office held by another Fergus de Tulath in 1450 (ibid., i, 20, 130). Walter de Tulache had charter of lands of Bondyngton in sheriffdom of Forfar, 1376 (RMS., i, 570), and David de Tulach had charter of lands of Cragnachtoun and Ednelstoun in Kyncardyn, 1380 (Lafng, 65). Walterus de Tolacht, witness in Aberdeen, 1387 (REA., i, p. 177). Wat of Tulloch was one of assize on marches of Woodwrae, 1388 (Bamff, p. 22). John de Tulach was elected a lineator in Aberdeen, 1398 (CRA., p. 374), and John, son of William of Toullocht, was appointed keeper of the Muir of Montrewmonth, 1399 (HMC., 7. Rep., App., p. 718). David de Tolauch who was juror on inquest at Carnconane, 1409 (RAA., n, 49) may be David de Tulach, attorney and depute for Alexander Stewart, earl of Mar, 1423 (SCM., rv, p. 127). John Tulch or Tulach was admitted burgess of Aberdeen, 1411, and Donald de Tulche in 1466 (NSCM., i, p. 4, 20). Thomas Tholak, bishop of Orkney, obtained the Castle of Kirkqwaw (Kirkwall) in feoff, 1422 (Dipl. Norv., n, p. 498). Two Tullochs held the bishopric from 1418 to 1477, and Hector de Tullach was a canon there in 1467 (SCM., v, p. 394). An inquest was made in 1438 regarding the lands of Walter de Tullawch (RAA., n, 83). Thomas Tullo 'duelland in the chanoure of Ross' had a precept of remission, 1492 (RSS., i, 13). David Tullow, member of assize, 1506, appears as David Tullo of Hylcamy, 1520 (SCBF., p. 187). Tholach and Tolach 1422, Tullauch 1520, Tullocht 1600, Tulloich 1511, Tulloicht 1558, Tulloiss 1529, Tullous 1510, Tulloycht 1560, Tulous 1436. "(The surnames of Scotland. George Fraser Black, 1866-1948)
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Birth, Death and Marriage Records for the Tulloch Family Tree
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| Did you know that there are currently 2022 people with the Tulloch surname in the UK? Tulloch is now ranked number 2335 for popularity in the UK. |
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