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Duncan McIntyre’s grave at Grave Hole, surmounted by a Celtic Cross. The inscription is in error when it states that Dalgonally was taken up in 1863. Donald McIntyre arrived on Dalgonally in March 1866. The Gaelic part of the inscription can be translated as: “Till the day breaks and the shadows flee away.” Photo by Dot Dickfos, originally printed 12 Mar 1951. |
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Digital scan or reproduction of Photo by Dot Dickfos, originally printed 12 Mar 1951. |
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Original Photo:12 March 1951 |
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Original Photo : Dot Dickfos |
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