Description:
The CALICUT surname is derived from the Latin word 'calix' meaning a cup. The CALICUTs are a Scottish clan who originated in the county of Ayrshire in the 12th century. The CALICUTs were originally landowners who held lands in the parish of Kilmarnock. The CALICUTs adopted the surname in the early 16th century. The CALICUTs are a Protestant clan and are descendants of the Scottish nobleman, Sir John CALICUT. The CALICUTs are also known for their tartan.
