Archivist Talk, October 2005

by | 31 Oct 2005 | Events

At the invitation of the Comann Eachdraidh Lios Mor, Murdo MacDonald, Argyll and Bute archivist, gave a talk in the hall. He spoke on four topics:

  1. The Clearances and the different ways that evictions were carried out;
  2. The Redcoats and the route they regularly took when moving between garrisons at Fort William and Castle Duart on Mull via Lismore;
  3. The limeworkings and their importance to the community and, lastly, he spoke about
  4. Ministers of the church on Lismore including the Rev. Donald MacNichol 1766 – 1802 and the Rev. Gregor MacGregor 1836 – 1885

The talk was informal and interactive with the audience contributing from their own local knowledge and family histories. It was a most enjoyable and informative evening.

The vote of thanks was given by Archie MacColl, vice chairperson of Comann Eachdraidh Lios Mor.