Documents and letter re the medical studies of Dr Hugh MacDougall, Vaul (1857-1929), at Glasgow University, 1876-9.
Photocopied pages from Glasgow Unversity Degree and Prize Lists between 1876 and 1880 showing entries for Hugh McDougall, from Glasgow University Album Session 1878-9 showing Hugh MacDougall with matriculation number 1782, and a letter dated 6/10/94 from Glasgow University Archives giving a summary of the classes Dr McDougall attended.
Click here to view 1997.50.2
Scan of photograph of John MacFadyen.
John MacFadyen, Scarinish, b. 1833.
Photocopy of petition to William Sproat from the owners and masters of vessels frequenting Scarinish harbour.
Petition to Willian Sproat, Porcurator Fiscal, to take legal steps to have the hulk of the `Laverock Scott` owned by Archibald Brown of Mannal removed from Scarinish harbour where it is poses a danger to other vessels.
Photocopy of letter written by John Brown of Tiree.
History of the bagpipes reputed to have been played at Culloden and how John Brown came into their possession.
Photocopied newspaper cutting about Pipe-Major John MacDonald.
Photograph and article about Pipe-Major John MacDonald of Tiree who served in the Seaforth Highlanders and saw service in both the Crimean War and the Indian Mutiny.
Click here to view 2017.29.1
Copy of High Court Indictment of 1886 against eight Tiree men, with photocopy.
Indictment against Alexander McLean, Colin Henderson, Hector McDonald, John Sinclair , John McFadyen and Gilbert McDonald, all from Balemartine, George William Campbell from Balinoe, and Donald McKinnon from Balephuil, for mobbing and rioting, and deforcing an officer of the law in the execution of his duty. The men occupied the farm at Greenhill and prevented a writ being served to quit the property.
Article about the late Rev. Dugald MacFarlane, 1908
Photocopied article from the Scottish Baptist Magazine, November 1908 re the late Rev. Dugald MacFarlane.
Extract from `Na Baird Thirisdeach` re James MacFarlane, Balemartine
Extract from `Na Baird Thirisdeach` re James MacFarlane, Balemartine (whose forename should be William), the father of four ministers.
Article about the Rev. Duncan McFarlane, 1895
Article about the Rev. Duncan McFarlane, Balimartine, from `The Scottish Baptist Magazine`, 1895.
Articles about the deaths of James and John MacFarlane, 1881 and 1876
Three articles from the Oban Times, 21/5/1881 and the Scottish Baptist Magazine, July 1876 re the deaths of James and John MacFarlane.
