Black and white photograph of Neil MacKinnon, Moss.
Neil MacKinnon of Greenbank, Moss.
2003.105.10
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1999.92.2
Black and white photograph of Neill MacArthur, Balephuil.
Neil MacArthur (fear gille Ruaidh an t-sleibh) of Balephuil who was married to Mary Catherine Campbell of Cornaigbeg.
1998.89.14
Photograph of Donald Archie MacLean, Millhouse, Cornaigmore, and family ca. 1910
Black & white photograph of L-R: Neil MacLean, Donald MacLean, Annie MacLean, and Donald Archie MacLean, Millhouse, Cornaigmore, in his sailor`s uniform around 1910. Neil was the father of Neil Beag, Kenovay, and of Lachie MacLean, Corrairigh, Cornaig(?). Annie was the mother of Ailig Beag, Heylipol. Donald Archie was the father of Archie Dubh, Kenovay (?) and possibly also of Donald Archie MacLean, butcher, Kenovay.
1998.203.1
Paperback book `From Tiree to New Zealand
The memoirs of Dugald Lamont from Balemartine
1998.150.1
Photocopied newspaper cutting about local news on Tiree in 1912.
Local news about harvesting, teachers` examinations, the Rev. D. MacPherson, the death by drowning of Archibald MacDonald aged 25 of Balemartine and Tiree School Board.
1998.163.1
Tiree Roll of Honour for 1939-1945.
Roll of Honour for those who lost their lives during World War II.
1999.27.1
Photocopied extract of account of vessels passed through the Crinan Canal in 1892.
One page record of vessels passing through the Crinan Canal in 1892 showing D Lamont on the `Bloomer` with a cargo of kelp bound for Glasgow.
1997.226.25
Book `A Grammar of the Portuguese Language` by Alfred Elwes.
Portuguese grammar inscribed `James Guy S.S. Jacu . . .Port Glasgow Feb, 3 1885`.
2000.28.19
Black and white photograph of Dougall Lamont, Cornaigmore.
Dougall Lamont, son of Archie Lamont (Eairdsidh Mor) of Cornaigmore, died as a result of an accident aboard the `Baron Polwarth` on 3/1/1916. His remains were brought home to Tiree and interred in Kirkapol cemetery. His fellow crew members (see T16) clubbed together and bought a marble book which was placed on Dougall`s grave.
2000.28.20
Black and white photograph of the crew of the `Baron Polwarth` around 1916.
The crew of the Baron Polwarth around 1916. Front row: John MacKinnon, Balephetrish (1st left); possibly Walter MacDonald, Moss (2nd left); Hugh Cameron, Cornaigmore (4th left); Hector MacMillan, Cornaigmore (5th left). Back row: Charles MacDonald, Middleton (2nd left); John MacArthur, Middleton (4th left) .
