The Clan of Tubal Cain (USA), The Ancient Keltic Church

In 1976, Ann and David Finnin, with the aid of the Cochrane writings and material contributed by other British traditionalists, began working to recreate Roy’s tradition, forming an experimental/experiential group called The Roebuck.

In 1982, The Roebuck contacted Evan John Jones (1936-2003), one of the surviving members of the original Clan of Tubal Cain. After a two year apprenticeship, Ann and Dave were adopted into the Clan by John, and instructed and empowered to operate as the Clan of Tubal Cain in America. This, they have done with remarkable and commendable effort and the Clan lineage has strong roots now, in the USA and the UK alike.

The Clan of Tubals Forge:

A Lincolnshire Cuveen engaged in the research, practice and teaching of Traditional Witchcraft in the spirit of the late Magister, Robert Cochrane. The Clan are committed to the re-awakening of patterns of power within old local folk tales and are dedicated to the re-consecration of forgotten altars. The Clan welcomes correspondence with genuine, sincere and hard working applicants, experienced or not.

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Cuveen of the Four Wentz Ways

Residing in rural North Lincolnshire, we are Son's of the Coal Black Smith who have been working together for many years within the Elder Craft and are looking to expand our working group.

The cuveen has developed it's own ways of working within Craft, influenced by Northern and local streams and informed by outside sources we have encountered on our journey.

We tread the 'Crooked, Well Worn Path' and honour The Old Covenant, working with the Guardians and Spirits of our Craft and Land in a reverential style which places an emphasis on direct contact and experience.

If you wish to meet with us then please contact us with the proviso that any correspondence by e-mail will be short and only with a view to arranging a meeting as we believe there is more to be gained from face to face contact for both parties.

Contact Skirnis via: caerochren@hotmail.co.uk