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Page 97 of 134 of 1606 Records
Miss Catherine Ross, Fearn.
Reference: 31617a
Miss Catherine Ross, Fearn. ...
Mrs Capaldi Jan 1938. This image was to be super-imposed onto photograph 31608a, with the child's hand resting on Mrs Capaldi's knee.
Reference: 31608b
Mrs Capaldi Jan 1938. This ima...
Mrs Capaldi Jan 1938. Image 31608b of a child was to be super-imposed onto this photograph, with the child's hand resting on Mrs Capaldi's knee.
Reference: 31608a
Mrs Capaldi Jan 1938. Image 31...
Miss Isobel Stewart. Captain of the Inverness Royal Academy Hockey Team.
Reference: 31606
Miss Isobel Stewart. Captain o...
Mrs MacDougall, Castle Wynd, Inverness. Copy of man from group c.1938. Taken from 31605a.
Reference: 31605b
Mrs MacDougall, Castle Wynd, I...
Mrs MacDougall, Castle Wynd, Inverness.
Reference: 31605a
Mrs MacDougall, Castle Wynd, I...
Miss Jean Chisholm. Colour tint instructions and lock of hair inside envelope. Eyes blue-grey, scarf red with white spots and red belt.
Reference: 31600
Miss Jean Chisholm. Colour tin...
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newstead Abbey, near Linley, Notts. In 1861, the African explorer William Frederick Webb, bought Lord Byron's home Newstead Abbey. After his death in 1899, the estate passed to each of his surviving children and finally to his grandson Charles Ian Fraser. Fraser sold Newstead to philanthropist Sir Julien Cahn, who presented it to Nottingham Corporation in 1931. At the time of this portrait, Fraser was still at Newstead Abbey.
Reference: 24580d
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newst...
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newstead Abbey, near Linley, Notts. In 1861, the African explorer William Frederick Webb, bought Lord Byron's home Newstead Abbey. After his death in 1899, the estate passed to each of his surviving children and finally to his grandson Charles Ian Fraser. Fraser sold Newstead to philanthropist Sir Julien Cahn, who presented it to Nottingham Corporation in 1931. At the time of this portrait, Fraser was still at Newstead Abbey.
Reference: 24580c
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newst...
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newstead Abbey, near Linley, Notts. In 1861, the African explorer William Frederick Webb, bought Lord Byron's home Newstead Abbey. After his death in 1899, the estate passed to each of his surviving children and finally to his grandson Charles Ian Fraser. Fraser sold Newstead to philanthropist Sir Julien Cahn, who presented it to Nottingham Corporation in 1931. At the time of this portrait, Fraser was still at Newstead Abbey.
Reference: 24580b
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newst...
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newstead Abbey, near Linley, Notts. In 1861, the African explorer William Frederick Webb, bought Lord Byron's home Newstead Abbey. After his death in 1899, the estate passed to each of his surviving children and finally to his grandson Charles Ian Fraser. Fraser sold Newstead to philanthropist Sir Julien Cahn, who presented it to Nottingham Corporation in 1931. At the time of this portrait, Fraser was still at Newstead Abbey.
Reference: 24580a
Charles Ian Fraser Esq., Newst...
Jessie Macleod (nee Macrae) with Colin, Lorne, Duncan, Dodo and Ishbel. Jessie was a stage actress (see 26822b - the 1927 production of 'The Geisha'). Her husband was Colin Macleod. This family portrait was taken c1925. The boy Colin Macleod served during WWII in the Royal Navy. After being de-mobbed in 1946, he joined the merchant navy, where he rose to the rank of captain. During the early 1960s, he left the service and became Harbour Master at Inverness. He held this position for several years before re-joining the merchant navy. Lorne Macleod became a dentist and had his own practice in Huntly Street until he emigrated to Australia in 1967. Duncan Macleod also became a dentist with a practice in Boness and later Edinburgh. Donald 'Dodo' Macleod remained in Inverness and played football in his younger days for Inverness Thistle Football Club. Information kindly provided by Jessie's grandson Duncan Phillips.
Reference: 26575b
Jessie Macleod (nee Macrae) wi...