Kirkpatrick

• Clan History
• Major Abraham Kirkpatrick and his descendents (1911) (pdf)
• The Samuel Kirkpatrick family, 1779-1938
  by Kirkpatrick, Albert R (1938) (pdf)
• Kirkpatrick of Closeburn
  by Kirkpatrick, Family of, of Closeburn; Kirkpatrick, Richard Godman (1858) (pdf)
• Memorials of Andrew Kirkpatrick, and his wife Jane Bayard
  by Wilson, James Grant (1870) (pdf)
• Letters from and to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe
  By Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick, Allardyce, Alexander, Bedford, W. K. Riland (William Kirkpatrick Riland) (1888) in two volumes.
• Kirkpatrick Scottish medallion
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Motto: Touch And I Pierce (First used by Sir Roger Kirkpatrick during the Wallace Campaigns; I Mak Sikkar (the current motto bestowed by King Robert Bruce for Sir Roger Kirkpatrick's support of Robert Bruce's claim to the crown, secured by Sir Roger Kirkpatrick's action at the Grey Friar's Church in Dumfries, Scotland.

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