Hardback book `Early Congregational Independency in the Highlands and Islands and the North-East of Scotland` by William D. MacNaughton.
The rise and fall of Scotland`s rural Congregational churches with particular reference to the impact and influence of the missionaries and ministers who served in the Congregational Union.
Account of the emigration of Allan MacLean from Coll and his wife Janet MacFarlane to Australia in 1837.
The emigration of Allan MacLean from Coll and his wife Janet MacFarlane to Australia on the `Brilliant` in 1837.
Family tree for John MacPhaiden of Mannal and two colour photographs of gravestones in Tiverton, Ontario.
Family tree for John MacPhaiden, cottar then crofter at Mannal and his wife Effy Campbell (c.1803-1868) of Gortendonell, some or all whom emigrated to Canada; photograph of Effy`s gravestone; photograph of the gravestone of Captain Duncan MacFadyen (1846?-1902) and his wife Annie.
Hardback book `The History of the County of Bruce` by Norman Robertson.
History of the Bruce County, Ontario, with photographs and maps of concessions.
Hardback book `The Highland Clearances` by John Prebble.
The desertion and betrayal of the Highlanders by their clan chiefs and the resulting clearances.
De-accessioned 21.3.2026.
Photocopied paper `The Gospel Fisherman` by Donald Meek.
Paper by Donald Meek subtitled `The Gaelic Hymns and Cultural Perspectives of Duncan MacDougall of Tiree`.
Photocopied plan of Hynish Point showing the land proposed to be acquired for the Skerryvore Lighthouse workshops.
Map of Hynish Point dated 18/12/1837 showing the land proposed to be acquired for the Skerryvore Lighthouse workshops.
Family history of Allan MacLean from Coll who emigrated to Australia on the `Brilliant`.
Family history of Allan MacLean, a boat builder and carpenter from Coll who emigrated to Australia on the `Brilliant` with his wife Janet MacFarlane and their eight children.
Photocopied extract from `A Star for Seamen` by Craig Mair, pp 147-161.
Account of the building of Skerryvore by Alan Stevenson.
Hardback book `Roughing it in the Bush` by Susanna Moodie.
Account by the author of her first seven years in Canada during which she and her husband failed to make a living from two farms.
