Image: A tomb in MacDufie's Chapel, Oronsay, 1772

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Description: "A tomb in MacDufie's Chapel, Oronsay, 1772". Located on the island of Oronsay, in the Scottish, Inner Hebrides. The tomb of Murchardus Macdufie "close to the S wall of Macdufies Chapel Oransay", drawn by John Cleveley, junior, after a sketch taken on August 8th 1772. On the back of the drawing is inscribed, presumably by Sir Joseph Banks, the following: "We were told that this Mcfee [Macdufie] was a factor or manager for Macdonald King of the Isles upon these islands of Oransay and Colonsay & that for his mismanagement & tyranny he was executed by order of that prince".
Title: A tomb in MacDufie's Chapel, Oronsay, 1772
Credit: Unknown
Author: John Cleveley, Junr.
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