Dr Elizabeth Ross, Letter from Serbia, 11th Feb. 1915
A letter to Lucy Ross from the Scottish Women's Hospitals, informing her that her sister Elizabeth has become ill with Typhus whilst working in Serbia.
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A letter to Lucy Ross from the Scottish Women's Hospitals, informing her that her sister Elizabeth has become ill with Typhus whilst working in Serbia.
Read MoreIn 1589 James Dunbar of Tarbat complained to the Privy Council of James VI, accusing George Ross of Balnagown of attempting to kill him with a pistol and continually 'molesting' his tenants.
Read MoreA letter from Helen McDougal describing the terrible conditions that Dr Elizabeth Ross faced in Serbia.
Read MoreExtract from S.W. PERSIA Letters and Diary of a Young Political Officer 1907 – 1914 by Sir Arnold Wilson.
Read MoreA letter from Dr Elizabeth Ross, sent to her sister Jane in Madras, informing her of coming to visit Madras.
Read MoreA letter to Lucy Ross informing her that her sister Elizabeth had died of typhus on the 14th of February.
Read MoreA letter from Dr Elizabeth Ross, sent to her sister Jane in Madras, telling of her she has left her job to go and work with the chiefs of the Bakhtiari.
Read MoreA letter from Dr Elizabeth Ross, sent to her mother in Tain, telling of her arrival at Julfa, modern-day Iran, where she will work for the next few years.
Read MoreA letter from Dr Elizabeth Ross, sent to her mother in Tain, telling of her arrival in Persia, modern-day Iran, where she had taken work as a Doctor.
Read MoreAn account of 'The Battle of Altcharrish', fought between Clan Mackay and Clan Ross in 1487, by James Fraser of Phopachy.
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