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Photographs of people in Scotland, a photo of the home of the Stewarts at North [Cobalh?] (“Gleniris”)
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71-001/001(21)
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[18--] (Creation)
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21 photographs
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File consists of photographs, primarily cartes-de-visite and 2 photographs in cardstock frames. Photographs include the following inscriptions:
- Miss Stewart, Balnakeilly
- Mr. J.R. Anderson, Edinburgh
- Lucy Drummond-Hay, Seggieden
- Alice Drummond-Hay, Seggieden
- Miss B.A. Alston-Stewart, Urrard House, Killiecrankie
- Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson (Bessie Hay)
- Miss Drummond-Hay, Seggieden, Perth
- Mr. Stewart, Laird of Balnakeilly
- Mrs. J. [Macallis?], Dublin
- Mrs. Stewart, Balnakeilly
- Admiral Hay C.B, Edinburgh
- Mrs. Anderson
- Miss Hay (Aunt Jane), Airdaniar
- Edith Drummond-Hay, Seggieden
- Miss M.M. Stewart, Balnakeilly
- Miss Frood, Dublin
- Marie Antoinette
- Mr. McIuroy, Laird of Lude
One of the photos in cardstock frames is of three men pulling in the rope on a boat after salmon fishing on the Tay, Perth. The other photo in a cardstock frame is of one older woman, and two men in kilts, jackets, and ties in the Drummond-Hay family in Scotland.