Papers of Thomas Moffat Murchison, 1907-1984, Church of Scotland minister and Gaelic scholar c1935-1969

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Papers of Thomas Moffat Murchison, 1907-1984, Church of Scotland minister and Gaelic scholar c1935-1969

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Thomas Moffat Murchison, 1907-1984, was born on 27 July 1907 . He was educated at the High School in Portree, Isle of Skye, Scotland, and from 1926 to 1932 at the University of Glasgow, Scotland and Trinity College, Glasgow, Scotland, gaining an MA in 1929. He became Doctor of Divinity in 1964 . He was a Minister Church of Scotland, first in Glenelg, Highlands, Scotland, 1932-1937; then at St Columba, Copland Road, Glasgow, 1937-1966; and finally at St Columba Summertown Church, Glasgow, 1966-19...

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