Horne Photographic Archive

People

HPA041 Anna-May and Andrew Slater. The dog is Ben. Small shop at Otterswick

HPA047 Traill Family, Upper Breckan, burning kelp c.1890.

HPA050 Shell sand gathering, Start c.1946

George Hay, Bill Tullock, David Rousay, Bobby Tullock, Bill Moodie
James Cooper

HPA051 Shell sand gathering Start c.1946

HPA052 Shell sand gathering Start c.1946

HPA053 Shell sand gathering Start c,1946

HPA056 David Towrie, Clickimin c.1970s

HPA057 John (Jock) Brown c.1950’s

HPA059 Jock Brown and Duke 1950’s

HPA060 George (Geordo) Brown

HPA061 Jock Brown and his sister Jean

HPA083 Peter Skea and Geordo Brown

HPA084 Jock Brown with accordian

HPA086 Peter Skea with gig

HPA103 William Tulloch, Quivals Farm 2004/5

HPA107 James Lee (Sergeant, RAF) and Jessie Jane Tuloch Marwick (farmer’s daughter) 14th July, 1943

HPA109 Charlie Hitchen and Violet. Call-up: 1941 Served on Sanday

HPA113 The Sanday Band

Jackie Wallace, John Wallace, Christine Wallace,Melville Wallace

HPA114 The Sanday Band, 1989/90

Jackie Wallace, John Wallace, Christine Wallace, Oliver Drever

HPA122 David Sinclair & Margaret Jean (wife)

HPA123 Sanday Pipe Band 1912

Back row: Walter, Willie & James Meil (Parlgo), David Lennie (Howland)
Front Row: Peter Fotheringham (Nearhouse), John Tulloch (Braeswick)
Jock Ritch, Blacksmith (Cott), Sam Walls (West Howar)

HPA124 Jane Groundwater, nee Louttit (Hanover) 1866 - 1937

HPA126 Nether Breckan

Back Row: Jessie, Jim Muir, Jean Jessie Muir (Towrie)
Front Row: John Muir, Jim Muir’s Mother with Netta, Tommy Muir

HPA132 Mr & Mrs A Lennie and family, Howland, 1888?

Back: Mary, James, Sis, Elizabeth, Jeanie
Middle: Father, William, Mother, Kitty, Tommy, Andrina
Front: Bill (grandson), Agnes, David, George

HPA161 Minna & John Hay (sister & brother)

HPA166 Lillian Hay (on bike) and Minna Hay, Kettletoft (their birthplace)

HPA167 Robert Hay (1865 - 1933). Born at Purgatory. Father of Minna. Miller at Mill of Bea

HPA173 R. F. Muir and Jock Peace (Sinclair)

HPA174 Robina Muir (nee Flett) 1851 - 1918 Eliza Muir’s mother

HPA178 Billy Cutt, John Hay, Bab Cutt

HPA180 William Muir (1845 - 1935) Eliza Muir’s father

HPA181 Eliza Hay nee Muir (1876 - 1950) Minna Firth’s mother

HPA182 Minna Hay, Granny Hay, Mrs Flynn

HPA183 Jock Tulloch, Minna Hay, Peter Goar

HPA192 Sanday Band

Eddie Sinclair, William Sinclair, Howie Firth, Hilda Meil
Back: Leslie Cooper, John Thomson

HPA212/2 James (Jimmy) Wilson, 2007 (Andrew Thompson)

HPA258

HPA264 Stuart Christie, ‘Over the Water’, 1980 Editor and Publisher

HPA268 Bert Earl, Little over the Water in background, 1982

(Stuart Christie)

HPA276 The Scotts of Sanday, 1902?

HPA330 George Henderson

HPA332 David Sinclair, first horse and cart that went to the post

HPA334 Andrew Sinclair, Postman

HPA335 Four Sanday Postmen

Thomson, J. Muir
D. Sinclair, K. Sinclair

HPA336 Miss R Muir at the telephone exchange

HPA346 Cutt family c.1903/04

Back Row: Peter, Elizabeth, Robert, James, Mary, John
Front: Billy (William Towrie Cutt), John (Father), Charlie, Barbara, Bessie (Mother), George

HPA347 Bishop Geddes, visited Saville 1790

HPA383 Christina Peace Drever and Robert Cursiter

HPA392 Lord Kinnear, Baron of Spurness

HPA395

HPA404 David Towrie’s (Clickimin) father, mother and siblings

HPA405 David Towrie’s (Clickimin) mother's family

HPA406 John & Meta Scott, Lady (formerly Roadside)

HPA429

HPA430 Margaret & Ian Dearness

HPA434 Harry Scott (L) and parents

HPA437 Harry Scott, ? , Minna Scott (MacKay)

HPA441 ? , Ian Dearness, ? Harry Scott

HPA444

Back: Val Walls
Middle: Hughie Nan & Alfred John
Front: Sam & Mary Ann Walls

HPA453 Maggie Muir, Scarrigar

HPA456 Charlie Fotheringhame

HPA457 Mary Ann Fotheringhame, Christina, Trygve and Amanda

HPA458 Mary Ann’s mother, Bethia

HPA459 Mary Ann’s Mother, Bethia

HPA460 James Grieve (Mason)

HPA461 James Grieve (Mason)

HPA464 George Skea and father

HPA466 John Skea, Jeemie Wilson, Tom Goar

HPA467 George Skea

HPA473 David Moodie’s (Noutland) mother and grandmother

HPA474 David Moodie’s Great-Grandfather William (M) and Grandparents

HPA476 Mary Moodie and Bill Sinclair’s wedding day

HPA477 John Skea, Harbourmaster

HPA480 John Thomson, Jackie Drever, J. D. Mackay, Sheila Drever

HPA489 David Moodie, Sanday Show 1963

HPA490 William Moodie and Willie Moodie, Longbiggin c.1923

HPA491 The Moodies at Noutland c.1923

HPA492 Moodies at Noutland c.1958

HPA494 Benna Fotheringhame

HPA496 Andrew Thompson, Lady P.O., 2015

HPA500 Elspeth Sinclair, Emma Popplewell from Eday

HPA576 Group at Woodhouse c.1904.

I. Sinclair, M. Sinclair, M. Melville, Mary Sinclair

HPA578 Hugh Horne, Lydia Horne and Fraser Horne, Warsetter

HPA579 The Horne Brothers, Warsetter

HPA580 Hugh, Lydia, Angela Moar, Fraser Horne

HPA581 Fraser, Lydia, Angela Moar and Hugh Horne

HPA582 Lydia in Warsetter garden

HPA583 Alice, Fraser, Lydia & Hugh at Warsetter

HPA584 Morag, Lydia, Sandy, Fraser, Alison & Hugh July 1966

HPA597 Bessie Horne (nee Marwick) Mother of the Horne Brothers

HPA598 David Muir and Miss Lizzie Thomson

HPA601 Sinclair family at Lochend (1920s?)

Back: Dora, Geordie, Edith, Bella, Ian, Bessie, Roberta, Bill, Mamie
Front: Bella, Margaret, Virtue, George

HPA602 Sinclair family, Lochend.

HPA603 Kettletoft Pier

L-R: William Sinclair?, Jim Sinclair, Andrew Sinclair, William Wilson (1961)

HPA606 Davie Muir and A. Wallace

HPA607 Lizzie Janet Muir

HPA608 Davie and Lizzie Janet Muir and others

HPA609 Jock and Ruby Sinclair, Palgo

HPA610 Jackie and Sheila Drever, 1979

HPA611 Ben Drever, Smiths Cott

HPA613 Mr & Mrs J Wallace

HPA615 Lizzie Janet Muir’s father & step-mother

HPA616 Jemima Aitkin

HPA617 Mary Cumming (servant at Scofferland), Miss Wilson, Miss Learmonth

HPA618 Mrs Marwick, Coo

HPA622 Sapper J I Mathewson & Mrs Mathewson nee Bethia Sinclair (Kettletoft)

HPA624 Gunner J Foubister & Mrs Foubister nee Helen Sinclair (Kettletoft 1917

HPA628 Top: George Peace & William Tulloch Bottom: Ean & George Peace

HPA626 George and Annie Peace, and the boys Ean and George

HPA415 Johnnie Scott at his boats, Castlegreen

HPA442 James L. Alexander of Thorness

HPA475 George Skea and Mum

HPA625 George Peace - Top: On Sanday? Bottom: Between Sanday and North Ronaldsay

HPA626 George and Annie Peace, and the boys Ean and George

HPA628 Top: William Tulloch & George Peace Bottom: Ean & George Peace

HPA668

HPA679 Sir Peter Maxwell Davies’ grave, Burness Cemetary

HPA682 Thomas Drever and Sibella (nee Scott) of Hynegreenie. He farmed Tresness for 50 years

HPA681 Albert Towrie at Riv?

HPA682 Thomas Drever and Sibella (nee Scott) of Hynegreenie. He farmed Tresness for 50 years

HPA683 One of the three Drever families of Hammerbrake, early 20th century. (taken in Aberdeenshire)

HPA685 Oliver Drever of Hammerbrake with his children Ella and James

HPA687 Drevers of Hillside c. 1940

Back - Benny, Olive, Ella, Jim
Front - Oliver, a young Mary Ann Fortheringham of Templehall, Margaret (nee Sandison)

HPA689 Feas at Boloquoy early 1920s

Back - Farm Servant, Jim Muir, William Fea
Front - Robina Muir, John Fea, Violet Fea

HPA690 At Boloquoy c.1950

Back - Margaret and Marina Towrie
Mid - Oliver Drever, Violet Sinclair, 3 visitors
Front - William Drever (The grey mare is Maggie)

HPA691 Fea family

Back - William Fea (1813-1890)
Mid - John Fea, Robina Fea
Front - Jane, Annie, Jim, William

William Fea (senior) was born at Boloquoy and became a teacher.
He taught in North Ronaldsay for c. 30 years, then retired to
Roadside in Lady village.
His son John moved home from Leith in 1889 to take over Boloquoy
when his uncle died.

HPA692 Fea Family

HPA693 Fea Family at Boloquoy

HPA697 Family at Cliff shop.

Back: David Muir (1877-1955), John, Robina, Willie, Jane (nee Fea), Jim
Front: Davy, Maggie

HPA698 Mrs D. B. Muir (The Cliff) and Annie

HPA700 Near the Cliff, popular meeting place for youths (1960’s)

Back: Billy Sinclair (Villafield), William Sinclair (Cliff)
Front: Eddie Sinclair (Villafield), Gordon Bain (Warsetter Cottage), Oliver Drever (Boloquoy)