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Mr McClean's quarters
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Mr McClean's quarters

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A view of the McClean camp among the palms on Flint Island. In the foreground women are plaiting palm leaf mats used in constructing the huts in which some of the party lived during their stay.
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1908-02-08
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Kiribati
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By Sarah McLean-Orsborn | Aotearoa | 1 May 2024

I searched Kiribati because my husband is i-Kiribati and I was surprised to see an image about a Scotsman with a last name similar to mine. I know my husband has Irish whakapapa because they voyaged to Kiribati, I know Samoa went to Kiribati to take religion but I didn’t realise Scotsmen went as well. I’d be interested to learn more about why they went as well as whether this McClean is a distant relative of mine through my Scottish whakapapa

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