ERECTED BY
NEIL Mc.CALLUM
TO THE MEMORY OF
HIS FATHER NEIL Mc.CALLUM
SMITH BALINOE WHO
DIED JANUARY 19 1864
AGED 30 YEARS AND OF
HIS SISTER CATHERINE
WHO DIED
14TH FEB.Y 1877 AGED
17 YEARS
ALSO HIS WIFE MARY Mc.INTYRE
DIED DEC 22 1910 AGED 84 YEARS
IN
LOVING MEMORY OF
CATHERINE MACLEAN
WHO DIED 14TH MARCH 1915
BELOVED WIFE OF
ARCHIBALD D MACEACHERN
WHO DIED 19TH MAY 1943
ALSO THEIR DEAR CHILDREN
ARCHIE (LAPEN)
WHO DIED 3RD MARCH 1946
HUGH
WHO DIED 8TH DECEMBER 1981
MARY
WHO DIED 14TH OCTOBER 1992
IN MEMORY
OF
ARCHIBALD MACLEAN
KILMOLUAG
WHO DIED 4TH SEPTEMBER 1918
AGED 76 YEARS
ALSO HIS DAUGHTER
MARION
WHO DIED 3RD SEPTEMBER 1903
AGED 25 YEARS
HIS SON DIED IN INFANCY
HIS WIFE
JESSIE MACLEAN
WHO DIED 5TH JUNE 1978
AGED 86 YEARS
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
DUNCAN MCLEAN
WHO DIED
CORNAIGBEG 2ND MAY 1891
AGED 50 YEARS
AND HIS WIFE
MARY CAMPBELL MCLEAN
WHO DIED 8TH DECEMBER 1918
AGED 79 YEARS
ALSO OF RACHEL THEIR DAUGHTER
WHO DIED 3RD NOVEMBER 1880
AGED 3 ‘ YEARS
IN
LOVING MEMORY
OF
ALEX.R MCFADYEN
WHO DIED AT MANNAL
20TH MAY 1909
ALSO HIS WIFE
MARION MCPHAIL
DIED 30TH MARCH 1917
AND THEIR TWO SONS WHO
DIED IN INFANCY
ALSO
THEIR DAUGHTER
ANNIE
DIED 2ND APRIL 1934
AGED 68 YEARS
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR FATHER
HECTOR MACDONALD
DIED AT BALEMARTINE TIREE
5TH FEB 1939 AGED 92 YEARS
OUR MOTHER
CHRISTINA CAMPBELL
DIED 9TH AUG 1919 AGED 66 YEARS
THEIR SONS
ARCHIBALD
DROWNED AT SEVILLE SPAIN
30TH AUGUST 1912 AGED 23 YEARS
HECTOR NEIL
DIED OF HIS WOUNDS IN FRANCE
26TH AUGUST 1916 AGED 22 YEARS
THEIR DAUGHTERS
MARY FLORA
WIFE OF ALEX.r MATHEWSON
DIED AT GLASGOW
2ND DEC.R 1938 AGED 56 YEARS
ANNE
DIED IN INFANCY
AIG FOIS
IN LOVING
MEMORYOF
OUR DEAR BELOVED SON
ARCHIBALD
MACDONALD
WHO DIED
LAGNACRUACH FARM
CORNAIGBEG TIREE
23RD JUNE 1917
AGED 20 YEARS
VERY SADLY MISSED
AND DEEPLY MOURNED
GEB D FHAG THU SINNE BRONACH
AN GLEAN NAN DEOIR NAD DHEICH
CHAN ANN MAR DHREAM GUN DOCHAS
NACH COMHLAICH SINN A CHEILL
THA IADSAN DIUGH CHO SGIAMHACH
CHO GEAL RI GRIAN NAN SPEUR
‘S NUAIR BHITHEAS OBAIR CRIOCHNAICHT
BITHIDH SINNE TRIALL NAD DHEIGH
Gaelic: THIS A VERSE FROM A HYMN BY THE REV. PETER GRANT
Though you have left us in sadness
In the vale of tears after your departure,
We are not like a people without hope
Who will never meet one another again:
They are now as beautiful,
As bright/white as the sun in the skies,
And when [the] work is done
We will follow you on our journey.
