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Welcome to the Clan Duncan
Society and Members image galleries. The
galleries are open to view but, only
visitors that register to the gallery
can leave comments on particular
photographs or images. Society Members'
however are able to create there own
gallery and upload their own images to
be viewed once they have registered to
the gallery and their society membership
confirmed.
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1. When registering to
the Gallery you are required to use your
‘real name’ as a user name and not an
alias, people using an alias will be
removed from the gallery.
2. You are also required to fill in the
profile in full we are not looking for
your full address, just perhaps
Town/City and Country most of us will be
kinsfolk and it is a way of getting to
know each other better.
3. Once registered an email will be sent
to you from the gallery automatically to
confirm your email address. You should
click on the link within the email to
confirm your registration and it will
give you instant access.
4. If you are a Clan Duncan Society
Member once you have gone through the
process above the Administrator of the
gallery will enable you as a Society
Member on the board which will give you
the ability to create your own gallery
and upload images.
5. Members are asked to keep their
gallery to a Duncan or Scottish theme
for the interest of all Clan Folks and
visitors.
7. The Clan Duncan Society reserves the
right to delete any image without notice
if it is felt that there has been, or
may be, a breach of any Gallery rule or
simply a matter of good taste.
8. Please make sure you either own the
copyright to any image you post or you
have the permission of the copyright
owner to post any image. Clan Duncan
Society will accept images only on this
understanding and immediately you post
any image it is taken as your
confirmation that the images comply with
this rule.
Acknowledgements:
Portrait
of James Duncan of Jordanstown by Sir
George Reid, c.1890, Image © University
of Dundee Museum Services
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Lundie
Church, Angus, Scotland |
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Burial
Place of Adam Duncan
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of
Camperdown 1804 |
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James Duncan of
Jordanstone founder
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Duncan of Jordanstone
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Art, Dundee, Scotland
1909 |
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