John Rutherford and his con flab e dab e dozie family tree

appeared and put the English to flight, freeing Carmichael and instead taking
prisoner the English warden and a number of his lieutenants.
OK, back to the present, it is suggested by those that care about this sort of thing,
that every person with a Rutherford ancestry on the male or the distaff side shares
the heritage of descent from the medieval lairds of Rutherford.
Note: In the summer of 2000, John Rutherford of Ottawa Canada, visited the site
of the original town of Rutherford. There is now a house called ‘Rutherford House’,
occupied by a John Rutherford (oh my word, another ‘John Rutherford’), on the brow
of the bank above the Tweed River at a point where the river is wide, shallow and
stoney. Possibly the original hrythera ford. Nearby is a town called Rutherford, that
now consists of a railroad station of an abandoned rail line.
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With a shield bearing heraldic emblems, the Rutherford clan motto is ‘Nec sorte nec
fato’ which means ‘Neither by chance nor fate’.
Here is a variety of spellings through the ages, no wonder people have such
difficulty pronouncing ‘RUTHERFORD’
RUTHERFORD. Ridderfort/Ruddervoorde, de Rutherford or Rutheford, lord of
Rotherford, William de Rwthirford, Huwe de Ruwerfort, Nicolas de Rotherford,
Nicholas de Rothirford, Nicol de Rotherforde, Aymer de Rotherford, William de
Rotherforde, S’ Aimeride Rotherford, S’Will’ mi de Rothirford, Eva and Margery
de Rotherforde, Monsire Nichol de Rotherforde, Richard de Rotherford, William
de Rotherford, William de Rotherford and Nicholas of Rothersford, Sir Richard
of Rotherfurde, Richard Ritherford, George de Rutherfurde, James Ruthyrfurd
and Nicholas Ruthyrfurde, Samuel Rutherford, Rhetorfortis, Retorfortis, Ritterfart,
Routherfurd, Rudderfoord, Ruderford, Ruderfourd, Ruderfurd, Ruderfurde,
Rudirfurd and Ruthyfurd, Rutherfurd, Ruyerfurd, Ruyrfuird, Rwtherforde, Rwtherfurd,
Rwthirfurde, Ruddyrfurd, Daniel Rutherford.
JOHN RUTHERFORD AND HIS CON-FLAB-E-DAB-E-DOZIE FAMILY TREE