Back Row L-R Mrs Jardine, (Marbrack) Miss Jessie Richardson, Miss Nicky Jardine, Mrs Caroline Bell, Mrs Nellie Stewart, Miss Kate Blythe, ?? Front Row L-R Mrs Agnes Thorburn, Mrs Mary Martin, Mrs Jean Bell, Mrs Sarah Hastings, Mrs Pringle, Mrs Bella McMillan, Miss Jeannie Howatson, Mrs Jeannie Belford
L-R Mrs Buchanan(later teacher at Carsphairn) Mr Bob Buchanan, Miss Allan, Miss Allan, Mrs Ferguson, Reverend James Allan (United Presbyterian Minister 1921 -1924) Mrs Allan
Making New Zealand :Negatives and prints from the Making New Zealand Centennial collection. Ref: PAColl-8550-29. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/23085183
Photograph of Alexander McKay. McKay, Alexander, 1841-1917 : Fragments of the life history of Alexander McKay. Ref: MS-1177-001. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/22503350
Land Agent and Head Gamekeeper, Isle of Mull to Niall Diarmid Campbell, 10th Earl of Argyll, Lived in Tombrek . Born 14th May 1872-1934 23rd May. In loving memory of Angus Cameron, beloved husband of Anne Harrower, ? Glenmore, Perthshire 14th May 1872 died Burnessan, Mull, 23rd May 1934. The above Anne Harrower born Clonmel 31st Dec 1877 died Laurieston 24th Sept 1949. Their daughter Nancy died 11th Nov 1970 aged 67 years, tehir son Duncan died 25th Sept 1976 aged 66 years, interred at Carsphairn “RESURGAM”.
Thomas Hastie’s sister taken in early 1900s. She married James Bone in 1849. He was a leadminer at Woodhead for over 10 years. At least two of the younger women in this photograph are her daughters and the youngest may be a grandaughter. The entire family emigrated to Pittston Pa. in 1876 after spending about 20 years in Dalmellington.
They are studying what looks like a picture of the late Prince Albert. Emily Cathcart joined the royal household in 1885 at the age of 21 and stayed until she was 46 in 1880.
Thomas Hastie with his eldest son John Gladstone Hastie born in Scotland in 1854, his eldest Grandson Thomas born 1876 and his eldest great grandson Charles born 1906.
