Tour Scotland video of the Tait memorial stained glass window on ancestry visit to Logie Kirk by Stirling, Scotland. In memory of John Tait, Elder of this church, and his brother James Tait, members of Logie Church from 1838 to 1878.
Tait is an Anglo Scottish surname, probably of Norse Viking origin, deriving from the pre 7th century Old Norse word " teitr ", meaning glad or cheerful. The name was first recorded in Scotland in 1329 when a debt due by the king was paid to Thomas Tayt, a clerk who was connected with the hospital of Montrose.
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