History Pages

Direct family geneology Lindsays and MacDougalls using family portraits I have tried to put them in vague time order with wives beside husbands and children below. Each picture is a Link with information about that person

Some Estate Photos: and local scenes

More contemporary photos from the 1930's to the 70's

Some useful geneological Links

• The Clan MacDougall Societyof Great Britain Eire and Europe
• Clan MacDougall Society of the USA and Canadathis site has lots of MacDougall related bits although very American orientated. I have taken a few things from the site which can be downloaded here:
  • GIF and JPEG images
  • Tartan - 748 x 748 GIF Save this one as a bitmap and use as Windows wallpaper. Do not tile it. (46kb)
  • MacDougall badge 300x312 (37kb)
  • Map of Scotland from Walter M. MacDougall's book, Journeying in MacDougall Country. Black and white 578x442 (65kb)
  • The Raven (57kb download)
        According to the best authorities, the symbol of the Raven comes to Clan MacDougall from it's Viking ancestors. It comes as a bird of state and the companion of gods. Two Raven rode upon the shoulders of Odin. Their names were "thought" and "memory", for the Raven is said to be the wisest of birds. Some scholars have seen in the pictorial representations of the prows of the MacDougall galley a raven rather than the traditional dragon head. A tradition among the MacDougalls of Lunga says that the MacDougall galleys flew a "raven flag".
  • Sheet music for the pipes of the tune MacDougall of Lunga and another version by Paterson
  • The macdougall newsletter

   

• Tune of MacDougall's of Lunga from Pipe Major Bill Robertsons Tutorials page
• Netherlorn and its neighbourhood from Electric scotland written in 1909 by Patrick H Giillies
• More Craignish pagescan be found on the Edinburgh University site under their Scottish Gazeteer.

   

• A fascinating account of the Galley of Lorne Era of the Galley from the Scottish Australian Heritage Council Inc
• A fascinating account of Kilbrandon and Kilchatan Parish 1841-1871 Including local Census details
• MacDougalls on Jura
• Some MacDougall History
• Some Castles in the area
• Dunnolie and Dunstafnage Castles from McHale family pages
• the Lorn Archaeological and Historical Society
• Ordance Survey name book 1868-1878 Craignish

Some Geneology Pages

• A seriously well researched collection of pages from around scotland well worth looking at. Scotlandsfamily.com
• Welcome to the Clan McPhail site Kilmartin, Argyll, Scotland. Web Site. This web site is for genealogist who are researching their heritage in Kilmartin, Argyll, Scotland.
• Information on Geneology of families who originated on Mull
• More Kilmartin geneology
• Argyll and Bute Archives in Lochgilphead Argyll and Bute archives a fantastic source of local information
• Oban Times Newspaper and the Argyllshire Courier archives are held by the British newspaper archive

• A useful source of Birth Marriage and death certificates for UK. BMD certificates

• Familysearch:
• rootsweb
• Tartans.com
• rootschat.com
• General Register Office for Scotland
• Barrichebean and Craignish Campbells
• Ancestry.com on http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/ 
• Some usefull tips on how to go about rearching Family geneology with other Links kindly suggested by Elliot Phillips :Mapcon article on researching geneology
• More information on how to get started on your geneoplogical journey from Emily Fletcher at Homeguides
• For some info on how to get started tracing your past, particularly if you are in  America https://www.vodien.com/blog/education/getting-started-genealogy-web.php
• A blog with useful tips and tricks and info on their main page if you are interested in DNA uses for genelogy The ultimate beginners guide to Geneology
• Marc McDermotts from Geneology explained has a  flow chart to apply GPS to sound genelogical research a useful print out for your desk

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