4 lb jam crock or pige.
Beige and brown Cleland Pottery 4 lb jam crock with ‘Wm. Farmer & Sons Hillhead & Bearsden 6d.` on the front. Originally from Taigh a` Ghreusaiche, Am Bail` Ur, Balephuil.
2003.115.1
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2000.55.1
Faxed account of the rescue of Charles Edward Stuart after the Battle of Culloden.
Account of the kidnap of a Donald MacLean of Ruaig in order to pilot the boat which rescued Charles Edward Stuart after the Battle of Culloden in 1745.
2000.59.13
Family tree for Hugh Clark and his wife Christina MacLean and four photographs of gravestones in Tiverton cemetery, Ontario.
Family tree for Hugh Clark (c.1783-1851) and his wife Christina MacLean (c.1794-1876) and four photographs of family gravestones in Tiverton cemetery, Ontario.
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1999.217.7
Recollections of the daughter of Catherine MacDonald who emigrated to Canada in 1910.
Recollections of the daughter of Catherine MacDonald who emigrated to Canada with her sister Ellen on board `Empress of Britain` in 1910.
1999.215.1
Photocopied journal extract about an Iron Age excavation at Balevullin submitted by Dr Euan Mackie.
Journal article by Dr Euan Mackie about the excavation of an Iron Age site at Balevullin by A. Henderson Bishop in 1912.
2003.111.6
Black and white photograph of Sarah MacFarlane at her spinning wheel in the 1920s.
Sarah MacFarlane carding wool at her spinning wheel behind her house in Vaull in the 1920s.
2003.105.15
Black and white photograph of spring-cleaning at Hough.
Spring-cleaning at Hough in the mid-1930s – note the mattresses and pillows airing in the sunshine.
1999.167.14
Photocopied letter dated 22/10/1900 from Heylipol manse to the Duke of Argyll.
Letter dated 22/10/1900 from the Rev Dugald MacLean to the Duke of Argyll informing him that the report on the condition of Heylipol Church omits the decayed state of the windows and suggesting that it might be cheaper to build a new church than to repair the existing one. (Bundle 2504)
1999.167.15
Photocopied letter dated 26/2/1909 from Donald MacFadyen to Hugh MacDiarmid.
Letter dated 26/2/1909 from Donald MacFadyen on behalf of the Free Church Congregation on Tiree to factor Hugh MacDiarmid asking for a church site at the sea shore on Gott Bay. (bundle 2522)
1999.155.1
Photocopied leaflet `Tiree Food Producers Sent To Prison`.
Leaflet produced by the Highland Land League about eight Tiree men who were sent to prison in 1918 for occupying land in Balephetrish leased by Thomas Barr.
