Sepia photograph of the daughters of Donald Lamont and Sarah MacDonald in the 1890s.
The daughters of Donald Lamont from Cornaigbeg and Sarah MacDonald from Salum, probably photographed in the 1890s. L-R: Belle, Janet, Ann, Hannah and Dot.
Sepia photograph of Peter and Elizabeth Lamont.
Peter Lamont (born 1863), the oldest son of Donald Lamont and Sarah MacDonald, and his wife Elizabeth Ann Carleton.
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.
Copy of a sepia photograph of Captain John Cambell of Coll around 1889.
Captain John Cambell of Coll, master of the SS Hebrides, possibly on his wedding day around 1889.
Copy of a postcard of the SS Hebrides.
Postcard of the SS Hebrides at Coll prior to 1913 when she had a conspicuous `bathroom` structure added between the aft boats.
Two extracts from `The Marine Engineer` about the SS Hebrides.
Two extracts from `The Marine Engineer` about the launch of SS Hebrides in 1898.
Plan of the S.S. Hebrides (1898-1955) prepared by Ewen McGee.
Plan of the S.S. Hebrides (1898-1955) prepared by Ewen McGee.
Book `Liebig Company`s Practical Cookery Book`.
Recipe book illustrated with drawings produced by the Liebig Company based on the river Uruguay in South America.
Copy of a black and white photograph of Donald Lamont (1829-1909) of Cornaigbeg.
Donald Lamont (1829-1909), the son of Peter Lamont and Ann MacLean of Cornaigbeg. Donald accompanied his parents, uncle, and eight siblings to Canada in July 1851 aboard the Conrad. They settled in Kincardine Township of Bruce County, Ontario, where Donald married Sarah (Marion) MacDonald about 1860. Donald and his wife moved to Detroit, Michigan, USA in 1894.
Black and white photograph of Hugh MacDonald (1850-1927) around 1888.
Hugh Macdonald, born in 1850, the son of John MacDonald, a blacksmith at Balinoe, and his second wife, Flora Campbell. In 1853 Hugh emigrated to Australia with his parents, brother Hector and stepsister Catherine on board the S.S. Utopia. He trained as a school teacher and in 1881 married a widow Mary Grace Hamilton. The couple had thirteen children. Hugh died in 1927 of heart failure. The photograph was taken around 1888.
