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    1. [DUNB] Coinlach or Crinaich Cottage at Tarbet - an old Macfarlan dwelling
    2. Cathy Dowie

    3. Hi everyone Happy New Year. My family lived in the above cottage said to be "the oldest cottage still inhabited" near Loch Lomond according to a local researcher who lived nearby. My family lived there at least from 1824 when the first child of George and Agnes Macfarlan was born, until 1888 upon the death of s daughter who never married. How do I obtain information about the cottage and who owned or leased it? It is mentioned in the inventory of possessions taken from the last Macfarlane chief before he left for America. George was a wood oversee, possibly for the Duke of Argyll? Regards Cathy

    01/08/2007 03:40:35
    1. Re: [DUNB] Coinlach or Crinaich Cottage at Tarbet - an old Macfarlan dwelling
    2. Glenda Mason

    3. Hi Cathy, Do you have a photo of the old cottage? What is the name of the local researcher who lived nearby. Happy and healthy new year to you. Glenda --- Cathy Dowie <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone > > Happy New Year. > > My family lived in the above cottage said to be "the > oldest cottage still > inhabited" near Loch Lomond according to a local > researcher who lived > nearby. > > My family lived there at least from 1824 when the > first child of George and > Agnes Macfarlan was born, until 1888 upon the death > of s daughter who never > married. > > How do I obtain information about the cottage and > who owned or leased it? It > is mentioned in the inventory of possessions taken > from the last Macfarlane > chief before he left for America. > > George was a wood oversee, possibly for the Duke of > Argyll? > > Regards > > Cathy > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to [email protected] with > the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message > Thoir aire/Take care Glenda Mason D.Urr Global Commissioner for Australasia The International Clan MacFarlane Society Inc [email protected] Help build the Clan MacFarlane Heritage Centre and Museum of Highland Life please visit http://www.macfarlane.org/claymore.htm __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

    01/07/2007 07:20:18