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Seton Tartan Kilt Macleod of Harris Kilt and the artsSeton Tartan Kilt The Seton name first appears in historical records around 1150, when Alexander Seton witnessed a charter from King David I, which included a grant to the Church of Lesmahagow by Gillmor Filius Gilleconel. Another notable figure, Alexander de Seton, is recorded in 1225, indicating a strong family connection. Over the centuries, the Seton clan rose to prominence, with its members playing vital roles in Scotland's medieval history.