Black and white photograph of the old mill at Cornaigmore.
The old mill, Cornaigmore.
Black and white photograph possibly of Tiree Association event.
Tiree Association Gathering, year unknown. L-R: unknown; Dr John Edward MacKinnon; Mariona MacLaine, Scarinish; Nancy MacLean, Corraire, Cornaigbeg; Rev. Hector Cameron, `Locheil`, Cornaigmore; Hugh Cameron, `Lochiel`, Cornaigmore; Rev. Alexander MacKinnon, Kilmon; unknown; unknown; unknown; unknown.
Black and white photograph of the wedding of Hugh Cameron and Margaret MacLaine,`Lochiel`, Cornaigmore, in Glasgow on 23rd December 1923, with best man Dr John Cameron and bridesmaid Marion MacLaine.
Courtesy of Mrs Mairi Campbell
The bride Margaret MacLaine and the bridesmaid, her sister Marion, are dressed in the fashion of the day with elaborate bouquets. The groom, Hugh Cameron, is in full Highland regalia.
Both families took a keen interest in the Tiree Association which was founded in 1900 to provide a focal point for islanders living in Glasgow. The bride’s father, Neil, was a well-known bard and was prominent in the Celtic movement in Glasgow.
The best man was the groom’s brother, Dr John Cameron. He married Mae Smillie who raised funds for a holiday cottage by the shore in Morvern for the families of ex-servicemen.
Cornaigmore School in 1927
Photograph of Cornaigmore School with headmaster Donald MacLean in 1927.
Courtesy of Mrs Annie Kennedy
Cornaig School pupils in 1927 along with their headmaster Mr Donald MacLean who is seated in the centre of the picture.
Black and white photograph of Cornaig School, 1927.
Cornaig School, 1927. D. O. MacLean in centre.