Black and white photograph of Archie MacKinnon and his wife Christena Clark. John was the son of Fingon MacKinnon and Christena McLean of Salum, Tiree and was baptized 23 Nov 1832. The whole family (including John’s six younger brothers) left Tiree aboard the Conrad in September 1851. Christena Clark was the daughter of Hugh Clark and Christena McLean of Ruaig, Tiree. She was baptized 10 Jun 1833. The whole family came to Ontario about 1846, settling first in Brock Township. Christena and John were married in Ontario about 1857. They had eight children, but only one married and there were no grandchildren. John died 5 Feb 1919 and Christena died 24 Aug 1918. They are buried in Tiverton Cemetery.
Dates: 1850s
2008.36.1
Extract from the Register of Seamen`s Tickets 1845-1854.
Extract from the Register of Seamen`s Tickets 1845-1854 (BT113) from the National Archives at Kew, listing some Tiree seamen.
2007.129.1
Paperback book `The best man who ever served the crown?` by Ray Fargher.
The life of Sir Donald MacLean of Kilmoluaig and New Zealand.
2007.115.1.1
Two death certificates from New South Wales, Australia, for Catherine and John Lamont, 1903-7
Death certificates for Catherine Baker nee Lamont (1819-1820), dated 1903, and for John Lamont, born in Tiree in 1844, the son of Hector and Catherine Lamont, dated 1907.
2007.29.3
Copy of a letter dated 2nd Oct 1850 re Caoles in Coll.
Letter dated 2nd Oct 1850 re the sequestration of the Caoles estate in Coll, owned by Colin Campbell.
2007.25.9
Information about the family and descendents of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927)
Emailed information about the family and descendents of the daughters of Hugh MacDonald of Balinoe, who appear in photo J113, taken around 1870. Hugh and his parents and siblings emigrated to Australia in 1853.
2007.17.1
Brass name-plate inscribed with `Colin Campbell, Esq. V.D.L.`.
Brass name-plate inscribed with `Colin Campbell, Esq. V.D.L.`, found by Angus MacLean in Caoles, Coll, almost certainly belonging to the Colin Campbell of Balephetrish farm and father-in-law of Dr Alexander Buchanan. V.D.L. most likely stands for Van Diemans Land, the former name of Tasmania.
2006.90.2
Copied marriage certificate for James Sleven and Jane Muirhead who were married in 1856.
Marriage certificate for James Sleven, manager of the chemical works at the Glassary in 1868, and Jane Muirhead who were married in the Gorbals on 6th June 1856.
2006.73.2
Photocopied extract from periodical `An Deo-Greine` about teacher Donald MacKinnon.
Obituary for Donald MacKinnon (1845-1918) who taught in Scarinish and Cornagmore schools.
2005.157.1
Paperback book `Morvern Transformed` by Philip Gaskell.
A study of the social and economic change in the Highland Parish of Moervern in the 19th century.
De-accessioned 26.2.2026.











