File:Black and white photograph of Katherine Whyte Grant.jpg

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Black and white photograph of Katherine Whyte Grant

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English: Black and white photograph of Katherine Whyte Grant
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Source https://www.blogs.hss.ed.ac.uk/selcie/2017/10/20/dusgadh-agus-mosgladh-catriona-nicghille-bhain-ghrannd-dusgadh-na-feinne-1908-calum-mac-pharlain-am-mosgladh-mor-1914-15/
Author Frank Whyte, Henry and Mary: Portraits of Henry Whyte and Mary McIsaac 1807-1899 (Launceston, Tasmania F. Whyte, 1994).

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