Family
Found in 204 Collections and/or Records:
Goat Keepers Near Eagle Pass, Texas, 1870s-1930s
Photograph of men, women and children who were goat keepers standing in front of a thatched building near Eagle Pass, Texas, [United States] in the early 20th century.
Group of Bhutias, Darjeeling, 1870s-1930s
Photograph of a group of Bhutias, possibly a family of a mother, father, son and daughter sitting and standing together for a portrait in Darjeeling, [India] in the late 19th or early 20th century.
Household and family items, c1920-c1960
Household and family items consists of:
- Account/bank books
- Cuttings of intimations
- Christmas cards (& list)
- Items relating to moving from New York to Canada
- Party games
- Recipes
In a Lean-To in Egypt, 1870s-1930s
Photograph of a Western man sitting in a lean-to in front of a wheat field next to two Egyptian women and a child, with another Egyptian woman standing nearby in the late 19th or early 20th century.
Incomplete story entitled 'Niean Gobha Ghriminis', 20 October 1870
Items relating to or assembled by Ian Fowler Baillie, 1909-1966
The items relating to or assembled by Ian Fowler Baillie consist of:
- biographical notes on John Baillie and the wider family
- papers relating to John Baillie
- press cuttings
- school reports
J. Duncan's Farm House, Deleau, Man[itoba, Canada], 1870s-1930s
Photograph of J. Duncan's farm house, vegetable patch, horse and buggy, and family in Deleau, Manitoba, Canada in the late 19th or early 20th century.
Journal account of departure of Eoghan Carmichael's departure for Africa, 6 May 1893 to 13 May 1893
Journal account written by Alexander Carmichael of the departure of his son Eoghan for Africa describing seeing him off at Waverley Station, Edinburgh, noting who met him in London and that he set sail on the 'SS Scot' from London, England for Chinde, East Africa [Mozambique]. Of his departure, Carmichael writes 'Poor darling boy! We shall not see him at the soonest for five years - perhaps never. God alone knows. This is the first break in the family.'
Letter from Joseph Black to his father, 01 June 1754
Letter from Joseph Black to his father, John Black, expressing a wish to stay longer in Edinburgh.
Letter from Joseph Black to his father, 04 April 1757
Letter from Joseph Black to his father, John Black, introducing Mr Somerville, grandson to John Gowdie, Principal of the University of Edinburgh.