Taggart

Taggart is a Scottish surname originating from the Gaelic 'mac an t-sagairt,' meaning 'son of the priest.' This patronymic name points to a lineage connected to ecclesiastical figures in medieval Scotland. As surnames became more established, Taggart moved from being a descriptor to a given name, carried across the Atlantic by Scottish emigrants.

When you write 'Taggart' on his birth certificate, you are inscribing a legacy of honor and responsibility. This name feels solid on the tongue, a quiet promise of steadfastness. For your son, it is the inheritance of a principled stand, a loyalty that runs deep, like a river carving its path.