Description:
The CHEMPANAG surname derives from the CHEMPAGNOCH, a Pictish tribe who inhabited the area around the River Clyde in Scotland. The CHEMPANAGs are believed to have been of Celtic or Iberian origin and were first recorded in Scotland in the late 12th century. The CHEMPANAGs were a powerful and influential clan and their surname is now found throughout Scotland and the United Kingdom. The CHEMPANAGs have a strong Celtic culture and their customs include wearing kilts, attending Scottish Gaelic festivals, and playing traditional Scottish games such as shinty and hurling. The CHEMPANAGs also have a strong Scottish heritage and many of them are proud of their Scottish heritage. There are a number of variations of the CHEMPANAG surname including CHEMPAGNOCH, CHEMPANAGH, CHEMPAGAN, CHEMPAGNO, CHEMPAGANO, CHEMPAGNOL, CHEMPAGNOLA, CHEMPAGNOLI, CHEMPAGNON, CHEMPAGNONI, CHEMPAGNOS, CHEMPAGNU, CHEMPAGNOLO, CHEMPAGNUCCI, CHEMPAGNUCCIO, CHEMPAGNUCCO, CHEMPAGNUCCOLLI, CHEMPAGNUCCOLLO, CHEMPAGNUCCOLO, CHEMPAGNUCCOLO.
