Copy of a black and white photograph of Donald Lamont (1829-1909) of Cornaigbeg.
Donald Lamont (1829-1909), the son of Peter Lamont and Ann MacLean of Cornaigbeg. Donald accompanied his parents, uncle, and eight siblings to Canada in July 1851 aboard the Conrad. They settled in Kincardine Township of Bruce County, Ontario, where Donald married Sarah (Marion) MacDonald about 1860. Donald and his wife moved to Detroit, Michigan, USA in 1894.
Newsletter of the St Andrews`s Society of Winnipeg titled `The Saltire`, September 1992.
Newsletter of the St Andrews`s Society of Winnipeg, September 1992, with an article about a Scots memorial at Fort Douglas made from stones gathered from some 400 Scottish parishes, some sent by Neil MacKinnon of Balevullin.
Copied autobiography of Lachlin MacKinnon sent by Ann Kemp.
Autobiography of Lachlin MacKinnon, grandson of Donald MacKinnon and Annabella MacLean who were married on 24th February 1830 in Tiree. Donald and Annabella emigrated to Ontario with their children some time between 1842 and 1851.
Handwritten family tree of the descendants of Donald MacKinnon and Annabella MacLean, with letter from donor Ann Kemp.
Handwritten family tree of the descendants of Donald MacKinnon and Annabella MacLean, with letter from donor Ann Kemp.
Copied newspaper article written by Archie MacKinnon of Guelph.
Article written by Archie MacKinnon of Guelph about a trip to Tiree in 1955.
Newspaper cutting about A` Bhuain written by Allan Thompson.
Article about emigration from Scotland written by Allan Thompson who attended A` Bhuain.
Paperback book `The Wheat City` by Fred McGuiness.
A pictorial history of Brandon in Manitoba, Canada.
Composition about three MacLean sisters who emigrated to Canada with their husbands and children in 1885.
An account by Barry Beesley of three daughters of Neil Maclean (1809-1886) of Cornaigbeg, Effie, Mary and Flora who emigrated with their husbands (brothers Neil and Donald MacFadyen and cousin Donald MacFadyen) and their children to Canada in 1885. The families settled around Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Extract from a family history titled `John MacLean & Christina MacDonald`.
Family history of the descendants of John MacLean (c.1828- 1886) and his wife Christina MacDonald who emigrated with their seven children to Canada in 1878. They settled in Cadurcis in Manitoba.
Hardback book `Toils, Tears & Triumph` edited by Wanita Hollands Fletcher and Isabelle Munro.
A history of Kincardine Township, Ontario ordered by concessions and lots, with photographs.
