The following is a small but growing list of web links and information that may be of use to Macphersons whether they are members of the CMA or not. If you know of a website, etc. that would be a good addition to this compendium, please contact the webmaster. So far, there is not much order to this list. Once the number of resources grows a bit more, it will be broken down into categories for easier reference

• Appendices to Glimpses of Church and Social Life in the Highlands in Olden Times and related Commentary -- This is from the website of Rod Clarke (a.k.a. Rory Mor) and contains a wealth of information about the Macphersons in the 18th & 19th centuries. While you're at it, check out the rest of Rod/Rory's website! It includes information on the Gaelic language.
  
  
• Online Map of the Macpherson Homeland -- This interactive map is the perfect way to recconoiter!
  
  
• Macphersons of Edinburgh -- A great place to buy your Kilt. Jean Macpherson has sold up and retired but the shop is famous for its service an hopefully the new owners will carry on the tradition.
  
  
• Hector Russell -- Another place to go kilt shopping. While there is no apparant connection with the Macphersons, this Inverness based company also makes Hillwalker kilts; a more casual garment (with pockets!!!) that is perfect for the games field, hiking through the heather or knocking about towne on a braw saturday. The Hillwalker makes an excellent second (or third!) kilt. The webmaster is currently considering one in Ancient Hunting Macpherson as he's starting to get pretty ancient himself!
  
  
• MacPherson's Celtic Cellar -- If you're looking for a vendor on the west side of the pond, this is the place to go. Donald John is also the Clan quartermaster for the American branch of CMA.
  
  
• The Clan Macpherson Association -- Website for the international organisation. A lot of good material here.
  
  
• CMA-Canada -- Website for the Canadian Branch. Excellent Macpherson tartan slide-show. Worth the visit alone!
  
  
• Monarch Of The Glen Country -- The BBC series, Monarch OF The Glen is filmed in the heart of Macpherson-land. The series is currently airing in the US on some PBS stations as well as on the BBC America cable channel.
  
  
• Monarch of the Glen -- The BBC's Monarch site.
  
  
• Macpherson.org - An unofficial site dedicated to the Clan Macpherson, the magnificent language of Gaelic and all things Scottish.
  
  
• Macpherson Page -- This website appears to be part of a larger on focusing on Clan Chattan. Check out the list of Macpherson tartans.
  
  
• The Strathspey & Badenoch Herald -- The "Strathy" is the local newspaper for the Macpherson home area.
  
  
• The Scotsman -- Scotland's National Newspaper. Not a Macpherson Resource per se, but it does have good coverage of the Highlands. A must-read for anyone interested in Scotland.
  
  
• Kingussie - The Kingussie Community Website.
  
  
• Greystones B&B -- Owned by Anne & Mark Johnstone. THE place to stay in Kingussie!!!
  
  
• Newtonmore - Newtonmore's Website. Among other things, it contains information on the Clan Museum.
  
  
• Laggan -- Laggan Community Web. Laggan represents the 3rd population centre in the Macpherson home-lands.
  
  
• Kincraig -- Community Website. This village is the easternmost of the villages in Strathspey associated with the Macphersons in one way or another.
  
  
• My father was a gentleman/ Macpherson's Lament -- The story behind the lyrics.
  
  
• John MacPherson -- Landscape and Environmental Photography from Scotland. Stunning photography. A "Must Visite" website!
  
  
• James Macpherson and the Ossian Poems -- UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE LIBRARY, Special Collections Department. A brief history of the poet, James Macpherson
  
  
• Ossian and Macpherson. -- From "The Cambridge History of English and American Literature in 18 Volumes (1907–21).
  
  
• James Macpherson, Poet & Translator 1736-1796 -- More on James.
  
  
• Selected Bibliography -- James Macpherson and Ossian By Richard B. Sher, New Jersey Institute of Technology, With Dafydd Moore
  
  
• IcelandAir -- If you're a Macpherson and live relatively close to Baltimore, New York City, Boston, Orlando, Minneapolis or Halifax, IcelandAir is one great way to get from where you are to Glasgow.
  
  

• Muxo/McPherson Family Website -- Contains genealoical information.
  
  
• City of McPherson, Kansas -- Site of the 1993 US Branch AGM. The website contains a brief bio of Maj. Gen. James B. McPherson.
  
  
• McPherson, Kansas Community Web -- Community website.
  
  
• City of McPherson, Kansas Online -- Shopping & Business directory.
  
  
• Fort McPherson -- Atlanta, GA. Affectionately known as "Big Mac"!
  
  
• James Birdseye McPherson -- A "North Georgia Notable". Tells the story of McPherson's last campaign.
  
  
• The Kidnapping of Aimee Semple McPherson -- Forerunner of today's televangilists.

• CMA-Canada -- Website for the Canadian Branch. Excellent Macpherson tartan slide-show. Worth the visit alone!
  
  
• MacPhersons of Kaslo, BC Canada -- From the Isle of Skye to Prince Edward Island and thence to Kaslo.
  
  
• Fort McPherson - Canada -- Community in the Northwest Territories.
  
  

• James MacPherson - the Wild Scotchman -- Queensland's Only Authentic Bushranger. For more in-depth information, see this site
  
  
• Waltzing Matilda -- The tune of Waltzing Matilda was written by none other than Christina Macpherson. This site gives a comprehensive explanation of the origins of the words and the tune.
  
  
• McPherson Wines of Australia -- Definately worth a go!
  
  
• Bundanoon is Brigadoon -- These games always attract a large number of Macphersons!
  
  

The books on this list includes some that are out of print. Good sources on the web for out-of-print and hard to find books include:

• Alibris -- The best source so far.
• Barnes & Noble -- Some out-of-print books here may be a pit pricey.
  
  

Books, in no particular order, include:

• The Chiefs of Clan Macpherson by W. Cheyne-Macpherson of Dalchully -- 1947 (Now long out of print.) A good resource. Hopefully, someone will pen an updated version before too long.
  
  
• Poitrait Of The Spey by Francis Thompson -- 1979. (Out of print.) An examination of the people, communities and history comprising Strathspey.
  
  
• Laggan's Legacy by Laggan Heritage 2000. A Millinium project dealing with the history, homes and residents - both past and present - of the Laggan community.
  
  
• A Day's March to Ruin by Allan G. Macpherson -- 1996. Available thru the Clan Macpherson Museum. The Badenoch men in the 'Forty-Five and Col. Ewan macpherson of Cluny.
  
  
• Kingussie Caught In The Light by Uiga & John Robertson -- 1999. (Out of Print) A nostalgic look at the history of Kingussie through photographs.
  
  
• Anvil Of Adversity by William Stevens -- 1968 (Out of print.) The biography of a furniture pioneer. Not a Macpherson book per se, but it does include information on how the Parsons of Boomer, NC became intertwined with the Broyhill family in North Carolina's Yadkin Valley.