Angela Lewis
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Angela Lewis
Items in the Angela Lewis Collection
Sitting on the pier at Brough Harbour.
From left to right: unknown, Helen Dunnet (Nellies mother), unknown, crooked Jock (Stroma), Nellie Johnson (nee Dunnet), Wilde (Stroma)
Sitting on the pier at Brough Harbour.
From left to right: unknown, Helen Dunnet (Nellies mother), unknown, crooked Jock (Stroma), Nellie Johnson (nee Dunnet), Wilde (Stroma)
Rowing at Brough harbour.
From left to right: unknown, Sinclair Coghill, William Coghill, Annie Frary (nee Coghill), Alexanderina Coghill, unknown, unknown
All in the boat.
From left to right: Annie Frary (nee Coghill), William Coghill, unknown, Sinclair Coghill
Playing down at Brough Harbour.
Ian Dunnet and Angela Lewis.
On the photo it says: Ian and myself in Brough.
On the photo it says: Ian and myself in Brough.
Ian Dunnet and Angela Lewis.
On the photo it says: Sitting on a hill with Ian, watching a ship at sea.
Breahead Brough 1948.
Alexanderina Coghill, Annie Calder, Annie Coghill, with Angela Lewis (nee Frary) at the front.
Cutting Peats.
Peat Cutting on the moss of Brough. Left to right: Tom Calder, John Dunnet, Nellie Johnson
Three generations - down at Brough Harbour.
Three generations, left to right: Angela Lewis (nee Frary), Annie Frary (nee Coghill - Angela's mother), Alexanderina Coghill (great aunt), Annie Coghill (nee Calder - grndmother).
Paddling.
From left to right: Clair Coghill, Tom Calder, Sinclair Coghill, William Goghill. Paddling at Brough Harbour.
Swimming at Brough Harbour
From left to right: Sinclair Coghill, William Coghill, ? Calder, Elizabeth Coghill.
Cod - landed at Brough Harbour.
Angela Lewis (nee Frary) and John Alistair Coghill Frary with a catch of cod landed at Brough Harbour. 1959.
Captain Thomas Calder
The Liverpool of Liverpool launched in 1888, the largest sailing vessel ever built on the Clyde, taking jute from Calcutta to Dundee. Captain Thomas Calder of Scarfskerry took command on her maiden voyage at the age of 36. Also on board was ship's…
