Paperback book `Na Nuadh Bhatichean` by Ailean Boyd.
Illustrated history of the MacBrayne fleet from 1928-1964 in Gaelic and English
2007.27.6
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Dates: 1920s
1998.13.1
Daily Record Diploma of Merit.
Daily Record Diploma of Merit awarded to Hugh MacEachern of Cornaigbeg for proficiency in the Scottish National Scholarship Competition in 1926.
1998.13.2
Day School Certificate for Higher Education.
Day School Certificate for Higher Education awarded to Mary MacEachern (Mairi Brady) of Cornaigbeg in 1929.
2006.169.1
Admissions Register for Ruaig School 1919-1969, giving date of admission, pupils’ full name and date of birth, name of parent or guardian, relationship, address, name of last school, date of leaving, and cause of leaving or where gone. Birth dates range from 1911 to 1963. Lists the previous schools of 76 boarded-out children. Includes four separate daily registers for years ending July 1967, 68, 69 and 70, recorded by teacher J M McFarlane, and miscellaneous other papers.
This, and all other school admission registers that we held, has now been returned to Argyll & Bute Council archives
2006.108.1
Copied Register of Admissions for Ruaig School, 1919-1969.
Register of Admissions for Ruaig School, 1919-1969, giving pupils date of birth, name of parent or guardian, address, name of last school, date of leaving, and cause of leaving or where gone.
This, and all other school admission registers that we held, has now been returned to Argyll & Bute Council archives
2006.100.1
Framed black and white photograph of Mod silver medallist Peggy Campbell in 1923.
Framed photograph of silver medallist Peggy Campbell at the Inverness Mod in 1923. Peggy was born on 28th September 1907, the daughter of Niall Sinclair Campbell, one of the founder members of the Tiree Association. (Copy photo in binder Photographs J100-199)
2006.100.2
Framed 1923 Mod certifcate.
Framed certifcate for 1st prize for `Priomh sheinn orain` by Peggy S. Campbell at the 1923 Mod in Inverness.
2006.100.3
Framed 1923 Mod certifcate.
Framed certifcate for 1st prize for `Sein `san t-seann nas` by Peggy S. Campbell at the 1923 Mod in Inverness.
2006.98.6
Hardback book `Too Much Land?` by Alan L. Scarfe.
An illustrated history of Maraekakaho Station at Hawkes Bay, New Zealand 1877-1929.
2006.90.3
Copied death certificate for Charles Robert Sleven who died in 1924.
Death certificate for Charles Robert Sleven, a chemical worker, who died on 1st June 1924. Charles was born in Middleton Cottage on 2nd August 1868, son of James Sleven, manager of the Glassary, and his wife, Jane Muirhead.