Some of the Clan MacPhail chiefs included: Duncan MakDonequhy Dow MacPhail in 1546 Paul MacPhail in 1689 Robert MacPhail in 1721 Alexander MacPhail in 1743 The MacPhails of Invernarnie and the Shaws of Tordarroch buried their dead for generations in an enclosure adjoining the east wall of Dunlichty Kirk. The last lineal MacPhail chief, Paul MacPhail died in Australia in the early 1900s. Clan Symbols Members of Clan MacPhail are entitled to wear a crest badge to show their allegiance to their clan chief. This crest badge contains the heraldic crest and heraldic motto of the clan chief. These elements, like the chief's coat of arms, are the heraldic property of the chief alone. Clan badges are usually worn on a bonnet behind the crest badge, or attached at the shoulder of a lady's tartan sash. Other Clans with small MacPhail Families Other Clans also have small smatterings of MacPhails: With Clan MacKintosh Since the 15th Century, Clan MacPhail was found mainly in the lands of Inverernie about 8 km west of Loch Moy, near the ancestral home of the MackIntosh's. In 1490, a Donald MacPhail witnessed a bond between the Lairds of Mackintosh and Kilravock and two years later between Mackintosh and the Dunbars. This MacPhail is identified as a tenant of Dullatur according to the Exchequer Rolls of Scotland. A MacPhail, the parson of Croy wrote the history of the MacKintoshes down to the murder of the 15th chief in 1550 and has come to be known as the Croy Manuscript. Some MacPhails intermarried with MacKintoshes and are entitled to also wear the tartan of Clan MacKintosh due to their close fraternity. With Clan Cameron The remnants of Clan MacPhail that stayed in the west and did not migrate with Clan MackIntosh in the 13th Century, eventually integrated with Clan Cameron. They appear to have lived on Loch Eil at Fassfern. Some of these MacPhails were cited for cattle raiding with a Ewen Cameron on the Register of the Privy Council in 1547. Variations on the name found with Clan Cameron include: MacKail, MacKell, MacPhail, MacVail, MacVaaile, MacVaill, MacVale and Paul. These MacPhails are entitled to also wear the tartan of Clan Cameron as they had become fully integrated and are considered a sept of that clan. With Clan Campbell Some MacPhails migrated later down to Argyll and integrated with Clan Campbell. Various MacPhails are recorded in Campbell