1. Branches: Lochiel, Erracht
2. Mottos: Aonaibh ri cheile (Gaelic: Unite), Mo righ's mo dhuchaich (Gaelic: For King and Country)
3. Slogan: Chlanna nan con thigibh a so's gheib sibh feail (Gaelic: Sons of the hounds come here and get flesh)
4. Septs: Chalmers, Chambers, Clark, Clarkson, Cleary, Clerk, Dowie, Gibbon, Gilbertson, Kennedy, Leary, Lonie, MacAldowie, MacAlonie, MacChlery, MacLair, MacCleary, MacGillery, MacGillonie, MacIldowie, macKail, MacKell, MacLear,MacLeary, Maclerie, MacMartin, MacOnie, MacOstrich, MacPhail, MacSorley, MacUrlig, MacVail, MacWalrick, Martin, Paul, Sorley, Sorlie,Taylor.

There are several theories concerning the origin of the name Cameron. The most probable is that the first Chief, Donald Dubh was descended from the MacGillonies or from the midieval Cameron family of Fife. Donald Dubh married the MacMartin heiress of Letterfinlay and through great skill united the confederation of the tribes that came to be known as the Clan Cameron.

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