Collection of correspondence in relation to An Iodhlann
Large collection of letters and faxes between Dr. John Holliday and others including Ann Donaldson, Prof. Donald Meek, Patrick Lormimer, Mary Norton Scherbatskoy, Hugh MacLean, Margaret A. MacKay (School of Scottish Studies), Dr. J. Morton Boyd and Micheal Stanfield of the Hebridean Trust. The material contains information about the setting up of An Iodhlann.
Two merit certificates from the Scotch Education Department awarded to Grace Campbell (age 12) in 1901, and her brother Malcolm Campbell (age 13) in 1900, while attending Cornaigmore Public School. Signed by D MacKinnon, Head Master. The Campbells lived in the pink house, ‘Tullymet’, on Gott Bay.
Programme from Tiree Primary School Dance Olympics
Programme from Tiree Primary School`s Dance Olympics Performance at An Talla on Wednesday 11th June 2008. Contains running order, names of participants and `Thanks You` to all involved.
Photocopy of the marriage certificate of John MacLean, Caoles (Am Bard Thighearna Cholla; 1787-1848) and Isabella Black. They were married in Glasgow on 18th July 1808, where they were both residents and where John was a shoemaker. They later emmigrated to Nova Scotia.
Photocopy of a receipt dated 17th March 1845 for the purchase of oatmeal by John MacLean, Caoles (Am Bard Thighearna Cholla; 1787-1848), at Barney`s River, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Extract from the Tyree Old Parish Registers of the birth of Mary MacLean in 1844.
Extract from the Tyree Old Parish Registers of the birth of Mary MacLean, daughter of Alexander MacLean, merchant in Gortendonell and his wife Catherine MacLean on 7/10/1844. (From a collection of memorabilia belonging to Alexander C. MacLean)
Printed scan of a handwritten employment reference dated 9/11/1897 for former Post Office employee Alexander C. MacLean of Kilmoluaig, written by Hugh MacDonald, sub-postmaster at Cornaigmore PO.