Article about the Rev. Duncan McFarlane, 1895
Article about the Rev. Duncan McFarlane, Balimartine, from `The Scottish Baptist Magazine`, 1895.
Article about the Rev. Duncan McFarlane, 1895
Article about the Rev. Duncan McFarlane, Balimartine, from `The Scottish Baptist Magazine`, 1895.
Articles about the deaths of James and John MacFarlane, 1881 and 1876
Three articles from the Oban Times, 21/5/1881 and the Scottish Baptist Magazine, July 1876 re the deaths of James and John MacFarlane.
Photographs of William MacFarlane`s gravestone and the ruins of Balinoe House.
Three photocopied photographs of William MacFarlane`s gravestone in Sorobaigh and two of the ruins of Balinoe House.
Photocopied extract from RCAHMS `Argyll` re Old Parish Church and Burial-ground, Soroby and drawing of Balinoe Church where Robert Maxwell MacFarlane once lived.
Photocopied extract from RCAHMS `Argyll` re Old Parish Church and Burial-ground, Soroby and drawing of Balinoe Church where Robert Maxwell MacFarlane once lived.
Information from OPRs and 1851 Census re the MacFarlane family of ministers
Information from OPRs and 1851 Census re Duncan, William, Margaret, Donald, Robert Maxwell, Alexander and James MacFarlane.
Extracts regarding the Very Rev. Dugald MacFarlane and his daughter
Extract from Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae and two newspaper articles re the Very Rev. Dugald MacFarlane and photographs of his gravestone and that of his daughter.
Newspaper article and cartoon re Dr. Dugald MacFarlane, 1936
Photocopied article from the Glasgow Herald, 26/10/1936, re Dr. Dugald MacFarlane, plus cartoon.
Article about the late Rev. Dugald MacFarlane, 1908
Photocopied article from the Scottish Baptist Magazine, November 1908 re the late Rev. Dugald MacFarlane.
Family tree for Robert Maxwell MacFarlane (1819-1893)
Photocopy of hand-drawn family tree for Robert Maxwell MacFarlane, minister, whose father , William, was a crofter at Balinoe.
Day School Certificate (Lower)
1928 school certificate listing subjects and proficiency for Elizabeth McGill on completion of a two-year course at Ruaig School