Original photocopy of map relating to enlargement of croft in Kenovay off Tom Barr`s farm in 1903.
Original photocopy of map relating to enlargement of Campbell`s croft in Kenovay off Tom barr`s farm. See 2009.21.2 for newer photocopy.
Pottery ink pot
Pottery ink pot thought to be around 100 years old. Dug up in garden in Cornaig by Archie MacKinnon. Belonged to his grandmother Mary-Flora Lamont of Cornaig.
Photograph of Johnnie MacInnes, Kirkapol, and three others from Vaul, ca. 1930.
Black & white photograph of Johnnie `the Lodge` MacInnes (uncle of Donald MacIntyre, Gott) who lived with Rosie MacIntyre. The three others in the photo are from `The Haven`, Vaul.
Black and white photograph of the grandchildren of Lachlan and Catherine MacFadyen of Salum.
The grandchildren of Lachlan and Catherine MacFadyen of Salum, photographed in Lindsay, Ontario in 1921. Lachlan and Catherine were married in Tiree on 2nd February 1831 and emigrated to Canada shortly afterwards. They settled in Brock Township, Ontario where they had eight children.
L-R: (standing) Hector Allan (1869-1950), Lachlan Martin (1871-1959), Annie Belle (1873-1948), Catherine Jane (1877-1944), George Charles (1878-1961), Neil Malcolm (1880-1928), Millie Hannah (1882-1952), Linnie Hughena (1884-1930), (front) their mother Melinda Gilson (1846-1831), widow of Lachlan and Catherine’s son Hugh.
Biography of Donald Ewen MacDonald (1925-2002) of Heanish by his son Dr John MacDonald.
Biography with photograph of Donald (Jock) Ewen MacDonald (1925-2002) of Heanish by his son Dr John MacDonald. He was a sailor in the Merchant Navy and eventually settled in Australia where he married, raised a family and worked for over twenty years with ICI.
Sepia photograph of descendants of Fingon MacKinnon from Salum and his wife Christena MacLean from Ruaig: Finnie MacKinnon (1868-1929), the son of John MacKinnon and his wife Christena Clark, with his first cousins Retta (Margaret) and Finnie George, two of the children of Archibald MacKinnon and his wife Catherine MacDonald.
List of Tiree mariners 1914-1920 extracted from documents at the National Archives at Kew.
Extracts from Crew Lists & Agreements 1914-1920 held at the National Archives at Kew giving, under each ship, the names of Tiree sailors, their age and address, rank, the dates of the voyage, and the sailor`s previous ship.
Black and white photograph of an iceboat crew at Pictou Island in the early 20th century.
An iceboat crew at Pictou Island in the first half of the 20th century. The Northumberland Strait is frozen during the winter and, before the advent of air services to the island in the 1920s or 1930s, iceboat was the only form of transportation to mainland Nova Scotia.
Black and white photograph of Christena and Flora Brown, the daughters of Neil Brown (1819-1905) from Heylipol.
L-R: Sisters Christena (b. 1876) and Flora (b. 1868), daughters of Neil Brown (1819-1905) from Heylipol and his wife Sarah Henderson. Christena married Frank Fowler in 1906 and settled in Seaforth, Ontario. Flora married Archie McKinnon and lived in Teeswater, Ontario.
Black and white photograph of Granny MacNeill in South Africa in the 1920s.
Mary Napier, wife of Donald MacNeill, with her daughter Sarah Currie MacNeill (b. 1892). Sarah married William Charles Vernon Hobden in September 1921.
