Isle of North Uist Volume 04 – Orasaigh (Orinsay) to Boirearaigh (Boreray)

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The fourth volume of the Croft Histories of North Uist, published in 2004, covers the island of Orasaigh (Orinsay), the villages of Ath Mhor (Ahmore), Trumaisgearraidh (Trumisgarry), Bhalacuidh (Vallaquie), Reumaisgearraidh (Reumisgarry), Clachan Shannda (Clachan Sands), Goulabaidh (Goulaby), Baile Mhic Coinein (Newton (part)), Baile Mhic Phail (Newton (part)), Port nan Long (Newton Ferry) and Caolas Bhearnaraigh (Kyles Berneray), and the island of Boirearaigh (Boreray). With a foreword by Alastair MacDonald and reminiscences by Chirsty MacLean and Ewen MacAskill. 157 pages, spiral bound, genealogies and local history, illustrated with photographs. ISBN: 1872598439

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The fourth volume of the Croft Histories of North Uist, published in 2004, covers the island of Orasaigh (Orinsay), the villages of Ath Mhor (Ahmore), Trumaisgearraidh (Trumisgarry), Bhalacuidh (Vallaquie), Reumaisgearraidh (Reumisgarry), Clachan Shannda (Clachan Sands), Goulabaidh (Goulaby), Baile Mhic Coinein (Newton (part)), Baile Mhic Phail (Newton (part)), Port nan Long (Newton Ferry) and Caolas Bhearnaraigh (Kyles Berneray), and the island of Boirearaigh (Boreray).

With a foreword by Alastair MacDonald and reminiscences by Chirsty MacLean and Ewen MacAskill.

157 pages, spiral bound, genealogies and local history, illustrated with photographs.

ISBN: 1872598439

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