Black and white photograph of John Brown of Cornaigbeg in a car.
John Brown of Cornaigbeg at the wheel of a car. He was John Neil Brown`s uncle and Pearl and Mary Brown`s father. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer3)
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Black and white photograph of the three Brown brothers of Cornaigbeg.
The three Brown brothers of Cornaigbeg, probably taken in the 1940s. L-R: Alasdair, father of John Neil Brown; Neil; John, a captain in the Merchant Navy and father of Pearl and Mary Brown. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer3)
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Black and white photograph of John Brown of Cornaigbeg.
John Brown of Cornaigbeg, captain in the Merchant Navy. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer3)
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Black and white photograph of Captain John MacFadyen in Scarinish.
Former pier-master Captain John MacFayden (on the right) with a horse and cart on Scarinish machair. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer3)
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Black and white photograph of Donald MacLean of Cornaigbeg.
Donald MacLean (Domhnall Chailein) of Cornaigbeg on the left. (Original in Filing Cabinet 8 drawer3)
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Colour photograph of Joan Mackechnie and Tiree High School dux medallists in 1997.
President of the Tiree Association Joan MacKechnie who gave out the prizes at Tiree High School Awards Ceremony in 1997 with dux medallists (L-R) policeman`s son Craig Lapsley of Scarinish, headteacher`s son Duncan Hunter of Cornaigmore and Baptist minister`s son Ben Williams.
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Colour photograph of Eilidh and Alan Campbell and Micheal and Sarah Holliday in 1991.
Coll in 1991. L-R: Eilidh Campbell, Michael and Sarah Holliday, Alan Campbell.
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Colour photograph of Donnie Campbell and Sarah Holliday in 1991.
Teacher Donnie Campbell from Kilmoluaig with Dr John Holliday’s daughter Sarah in Coll in 1991.
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Colour photograph of Ailig MacArthur and Lachie MacLean in 1996.
L-R: Ailig MacArthur of Heylipol and Lachie MacLean of Kilmoluaig in 1996.
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Colour photograph of the Tiree Pipe Band on board the `Lord of the Isles` in 2003.
The Tiree Pipe Band on board the CalMac ferry `Lord of the Isles` on a day cruise to Barra in August 2003.
