South Uist Inverness-shire Scotland
Found in 356 Collections and/or Records:
Story entitled 'Crodh Marra' [sea-cattle], 4 February 1895
Story entitled 'Cu Du Mhic a Phi' and accompanying alternative version, 28 October 1872
Story entitled 'Cugarbhad, 'Righ nan Cat'', 16 May 1872
Story entitled 'Do'ull Gearr no Cearr' including a short verse, 24 January or February 1865
Story entitled 'Duke of Tarentum', 6 April 1877
Story entitled 'Dun -Ra'ail', 29 January 1875
Story entitled 'Faire Chlaidh' and accompanying notes about graveyards, 26 May 1869
Story entitled 'Faire Chlaidh' probably collected from Penelope MacLellan, Ormacleit/Ormaclete, Uibhist a Deas/South Uist and accompanying notes about graveyards.
Story entitled 'Flora MacDonald', 1892
Story entitled 'Flora MacDonald' telling how she met Bonnie Prince Charlie and how MacDonalds and MacEachens helped him to escape from Uist, including details of a priest's encounter with government officers and the various cordons through which they managed to pass unobserved. Text has been scored through as if transcribed elsewhere.
Story entitled' 'Lamertine and Ossian', 10 January 1865
Story entitled' 'Lamertine and Ossian' collected from 'the kind hearted' Father [James] Mac Grigor RCP [Roman Catholic Priest], Ardchaoinnich [Àird Choinnich/Ardkenneth, Uibhist a Deas/South Uist] in which Lamertine [Alphonse de Lamartine], when asked if he thought the poems of Ossian published by James MacPherson were forgeries or not, replied that 'MacPherson was as capable of the poems of Ossian as he was of forging the hills and dales of the Scottish Highlands.'