Paperback book `Caran an t-Saoghail` edited by Donald E Meek.
An anthology of 19th century Scottish Gaelic verse edited by Donald E Meek.
2003.74.4
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Dates: 1810s
2003.54.1
Microfilm of Old Parish Records for Bowmore, Gigha and Iona, Box No 601.
Old Parish Records for Bowmore (Births, deaths and marriages 1763-1854), Gigha (Births, deaths and marriages 1792-1854) and Iona (Births, deaths and marriages 1829-1854).
2003.54.2
Microfilm of Old Parish Records for Mull, Box No 603.
Old Parish Records for Mull: Kilmeny (Births, deaths and marriages 1802-1819, Births 1820-1854), Kilninian (Births and marriages 1766-1854), Oa (Births and marriages 1833-1854), Portnahaven (Births and marriages 1831-1854), Tobermory ((Births and marriages 1830-1854) and Torosay (Births and marriages 1772-1854)
2003.54.3
Microfilm of Old Parish Records for Coll, Box No 605.
Old Parish Records for Coll ((Births and marriages 1776-1854, Birth index 1776-1819).
2003.28.16
Newspaper cutting `The Quern-Dust Calendar` by Raghnall MacilleDhuibh.
Legend about John Brown who hid a ploughshare, died without revealing its whereabouts and thereafter his ghost haunted Dun Crosg in Glen Lochy.
1997.226.42
Book `Histoire de Charles XII Roi de Suede` by M. de Voltaire. 1809
History of King Charles XII of Sweden in French inscribed on flyleaf with `John Campbell 1820`.
2000.13.7
Photocopy from Mitchell Library, Glasgow – `The People`s Clearance` by J.M. Bumsted pp 42, 97
Duke of Argyll`s reaction to Tiree`s kelp and whisky production which encouraged emigration.
2002.144.1
Family tree for the desendants of Donald MacDougall and Marion MacLean.
Family tree for the descendants of Donald MacDougall (1803-1887) and Marion MacLean (1799-1885) of Tiree and Tiverton, Ontario.
2002.144.2
Family tree for the descendants of Hugh Clark and Christena MacLean.
Family tree for the descendants of Hugh Clark (1783-1851) and Christena MacLean (1794-1876) who were married in Ruaig in 1812. The family emigrated to Canada around 1846 with 10 of their 14 children.
2002.135.6
Black and white photograph of John MacEachern and Catherine Campbell.
John MacEachern (b. 1765) and his wife Catherine Campbell (b.1769) who were married in Balephetrish on 10/12/1788. Their son John was a blacksmith in Balephuil who emigrated to Australia on the `Brilliant` in 1837.
