Black and white photograph of the Cameron family house in Scarinish.
The Cameron family house in Scarinish, probably photographed in the 1930s.
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2002.56.20
Black and white photograph of Archibald MacLean and Robina Cameron.
Robina Cameron of Scarinish and Archibald MacLean of Mill House, Cornaig in Canadian Army uniform, taken during WWI.
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Black and white photograph previously attributed to Donald MacFadyen, Scarinish (b. 29/4/1852). Now attributed to his brother John MacFadyen (b. 2/10/1833, emigrated to Australia)
Previously attributed to Donald MacFadyen (b. 1852), storekeeper in Scarinish, son of Allan MacPhaiden and Amelia Stewart.
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Black and white photograph of Neil MacLean, Cornaigmore, and his family.
Neil MacLean, son of the miller at Cornaigmore, with his wife Jessie Hume and their children.
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Black and white photograph of Oban High School, Gaelic class, 1920.
Oban High School, Gaelic class, 1920.
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Black and white photograph of Amelia Cameron and Mrs Anderson, the gamekeeper`s wife.
L-R: Amelia Cameron nee Munn (grand-daughter of Allan MacFadyen (1800-1891) and Amelia Stewart (1812-1891) of Scarinish Hotel) and Effy Anderson née Low, the gamekeeper`s wife and sister of Hugh Alexander Low, taken c. 1915-25.
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Black and white photograph of Annie MacKinnon, Heanish with unknown man.
Annie MacKinnon of Heanish with unknown man.
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Black and white photograph of Annie MacKinnon, Heanish on the right.
Annie MacKinnon of Heanish (seated on right).
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Black and white photograph of Annie MacKinnon, Heanish.
Annie MacKinnon of Heanish (second left).
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Black and white photograph of Kate Cameron, July 1921.
L-R: Kate Cameron, 1896-1928, with an unknown woman from the Faith Mission in Tiree in 1921. Kate gained an MA at Glasgow University, trained as a teacher and taught at Duisky School in Ardgour when she dies of peritonitis resulting from a ruptured appendix.
