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Laminated photocopy of the Sanitary Inspector`s report on the Parish of Tiree in 1892.
Report of the Sanitary Inspector who visited Tiree in conjunction with the Medical Officer in 1892. Subjects include the water supply, scarletina and typhus fever. From the minutes of Mull District Committee.
Photocopied extract `Parish of Tiry` from `The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791-99`.
Information about the geography and topography of Tiree, its agriculture and livestock, water mills, climate, diseases and population, fuel, industries and fishing, local customs, education, travel and religion.
Photocopied extract from `The Old and New Hebrides` by James Cameron, pp 89-100.
The formation of a Land League in Tiree, the possession of Greenhill farm and the subsequent sending of warships to Tiree to arrest the men who had put stock on the vacant farm.
Photocopied newspaper article about the death of Rev. John MacFarlane.
Obituary for the Rev. John MacFarlane, Baptist minister on Tiree for over 30 years until 1879.
Photocopied letter from Sheena MacFarlane, Glasgow dated 14/9/1996.
Letter from the great-granddaughter-in-law of Rev. Robert MacFarlane with information about Balinoe House which was known as the Minister`s widow`s house.
Photocopy of obituary for Rev. Duncan MacFarlane, with transcript.
Obituary for the Rev. Duncan MacFarlane, Baptist minister in Tiree from 1879 until his death (?) in 1908.
Card with Tiree Association constitution and rules.
Card giving the Tiree Association constitution, rules and subscriptions for annual and life membership.
Tiree Association membership card.
Tiree Association life membership card in the name of Mrs Hugh Cameron, Mosspark and dated 1922.
Tiree Association membership card.
Tiree Association life membership card in the name of Hugh Cameron, Mosspark and dated 9/3/1917.
Three commemorative badges.
Two `Comunn na h-Oigridh` badges, brass with white and pink enamelled fronts, and one Blue enamelled `Cornaigmore Higher Grade` badge in the shape of a shield, with the Tiree crest and the words `Mo cridhe`. Originally belonged to the girls at Corrairigh, Cornaigbeg.
