Colour photograph of a Lynday family gathering in the late 1990s.
A Lyndsay family gathering in the late 1990s in Canada. They are descendants of Arnold and Stella Lindsay; Stella was the grand-daughter of Neil Brown (1919-1905) from Heylipol who emigrated to Canada in the late 1840s.
Colour photograph of John Brady of Cornaigbeg in 1999.
Business Centre Manager John Brady of Cornaigbeg, photographed in 1999. (Mounted original in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of Allina Langley of Crossapol in 1999.
Community Care Assistant Allina Langley of Crossapol, photographed in 1999. (Mounted original in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of Gill Sharp of the Green in 1999.
Community Care Assistant Gill Sharp of the Green, photographed in 1999. (Mounted original in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of Iain MacKinnon of Balephetrish in 1999.
Social Worker Iain MacKinnon of Balephetrish, photographed in 1999. (Mounted original in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of Alison MacKinnon in 1999.
Argyll & Bute Council Office Clerical Assistant Alison macKinnon, photographed in 1999. (Mounted original in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer 1)
Colour photograph of Ian Gillies of Scarinish in 1999.
Argyll & Bute Councillor Ian Gillies of Scarinish, photographed in 1999. (Mounted original in Filing Cabinet 9 drawer 1)
Newsletter of the St Andrews`s Society of Winnipeg titled `The Saltire`, September 1992.
Newsletter of the St Andrews`s Society of Winnipeg, September 1992, with an article about a Scots memorial at Fort Douglas made from stones gathered from some 400 Scottish parishes, some sent by Neil MacKinnon of Balevullin.
Colour photograph of Annabella MacNeill and John MacFadyen, from Annabella MacNeill`s collection.
Annabella MacNeill and her brother John MacFadyen in the 1990s. (Original stored in filing cabinet 8 drawer 4)
Printout from website `Navy News` of an article by Lt. Cdr. Michael J Gibson RN RD (Rtd).
An account of the shipwreck of HMS Sturdy in October 1940 by Michael Gibson, the son of E J A Gibson, Engineer Officer of the Sturdy who was injured during the incident.
