Black and white photograph of Vaul in the 1920s.
Vaul in the 1920s. L-R: Margaret Doig; her aunt Maggie MacKinnon; (seated) Maggie`s brother-in law joiner, boatbuilder and carpenter John MacKinnon (Iain Mac Eoghainn Ruaidh); Margaret Johnston nee Pettigrew, Margaret Doig`s mother; Maggie`s brother-in-law Lachlan MacKinnon (Lachann Mac Eoghainn Ruaidh). The father of Iain and Lachie, Eoghann Ruadh, was Alasdair Sinclair`s grandfather`s father. Outside the MacKinnon home, Gunna View, Vaul.
Photocopied newspaper article about Malcolm Campbell, Balemartine, who survived four sinkings in the two World Wars.
Newspaper article ‘Survived Four Sinkings in Two Wars’ published in the Campeltown Courier, 8th May, 1943. The story of Malcolm Campbell, a ship`s carpenter from Tiree, whose ship was sunk twice in World War I and who was torpedoed twice in four months during World War II.
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Copied newspaper artcicle about New Zealand pioneer Archibald MacLean.
Obituary for Archibald MacLean (1844-1929) originally from Greenhill who was one of the Hawke`s Bay pioneers.
Black and white photograph of Kate, Colin and Katina MacDonald of Balephuil in 1929.
Kate MacDonald, her uncle Colin MacDonald (Cailean Fhearchair) and her daughter Katina MacDonald of Balephuil in 1929.
Black and white photograph of Effie MacKinnon in 1929.
Effie MacKinnon outside her house Taigh Oighrig in Balephuil in 1929.
Black and white group photograph taken at the Lodge in the 1910s or 1920s.
The Lodge in the 1910s or 1920s. L-R: (back) Hugh MacIntyre, Gott; Mary Ann MacLean, Scarinish; John MacKinnon, Kirkapol; Annie MacIntyre, the Lodge; Jessie MacPhee, Scarinish; Malcolm MacIntyre, Gott; Duggie M MacDonald, Scarinish; James MacIntyre, Gott; Alice Lauder, London; Peggy MacKinnon, Heanish; (seated) Malcolm MacLean, Scarinish; Mrs Allan MacFadyen, Gott; John Campbell, the Lodge; Mrs Flora MacPhail, Kirkapol; Hector MacInnes, the Lodge; John macPhail, Vaul; nurse from London.
Photocopy of `Se Tiriodh an t-Eilean` by Neil MacLaine.
Gaelic poem of seven verses by bard Neil MacLaine.
Copy of a newspaper photograph titled `The First Since May: An MP at the coal boat`.
Photograph of Mr Macquisten, MP for Argyll, on the quay at Tiree when the first cargo of coal was brought to the island after a stoppage in 1924 or 1925. L-R: (standing) Mr Macquisten, Conservative MP for Argyll; (to the right of the cart) Hugh MacIntyre, Gott (Eoghann a` Ghobhain); Malcolm MacLean, Kirkapol (Calum Mor); unknown; Ground Officer Alick MacLean.
Photocopied black and white photograph of the MacLeans of Machair House, Ruaig.
Wedding photograph of Duncan MacLean of Machair House, Ruaig, and Alix MacDonald of Skye taken in the 1920s. Additional information on the back of the photocopy.
Book `Laoidhean Molaidh` by Rev. Alan MacDougall.
Gaelic hymns of praise written by the Rev. Alan MacDougall of Caoles.
