Photocopied letter dated 28/3/1847 from the Rev. Dr. Norman MacLeod of Glasgow to Lord Lorne.
Letter dated 28/3/1847 from the Rev. Dr. Norman MacLeod of Glasgow to Lord Lorne about the dreadful state of destitution and expressing disapproval of the channelling of relief funds through members of the Free Church.
Photocopied letter dated 30/11/1847 from Rev MacLean to the Duke of Argyll.
Letter dated 30/11/1847 from Rev Neil MacLean to the Duke of Argyll about the destitution on Tiree resulting from the potato blight.
Photocopied letter dated 11/1/1871 from Dr Buchanan to William Sproat.
Letter dated 11/1/1871 from Dr Buchanan to County Clerk William Sproat asking settlement of an unpaid account.
Letter dated 27/12/1956 addressed to Hugh MacEachern of Cornaigbeg.
Letter to Hugh MacEachern, Cornaigbeg which accompanied the present of `The Blacksmith`s Manual`.
Handwritten information about the Mary Stewart by Donald MacKinnon, Sandaig.
Information about the Mary Stewart written by Donald MacKinnon, Sandaig, with typed transcript.
Musical score and lyrics of `Tir an Aigh` by Neil Brownlie and Margaret Kirkwood.
Lyrics of `Tir an Aigh` by Neil Brownlie and musical score by Margaret Kirkwood.
Letter from Jean Inglis giving information about photograph J46.
Letter from Jean Inglis dated 22/1/2000 giving information about photograph J46 and her time as a WAAF during WWII. (Not indexed)
Township history for Baugh researched and written by Hector MacPhail.
Information about prominent people in Baugh – Dr Buchanan and the MacFarlane family – and about Port a` Mhulinn and the Poor House.
Photocopied letter from MSP Tommy Sheridan to Michael Holliday, Baugh, dated 11/2/2003.
Solidarity message dated 11/2/2003 from MSP Tommy Sheridan to Michael Holliday, Baugh, expressing support for the Tiree demonstration against the proposed war on Iraq.
Letter from Helen MacDonald dated 16/2/2003 about Dr Thomas Stewart.
Letter from Helen MacDonald dated 16/2/2003 about the first baby Dr Thomas Stewart delivered, a Robert MacDonald. Dr Stewart arrived on Tiree in June 1920 newly qualified from Edinburgh.
