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Murchadh Beachd, Padruig's brother married Padruig's wife's sister, Effy (also known as Euphemia or Henrietta in the various records) in 1874. He built this house just across the burn from Padruig. He seems also to have prospered at the fishing - so much so that he and his wife employed a domestic servant who lived with them at the time of the 1881 census. Effy's own family had a hard life before coming to Molinginish. She was born in the island of Pabbay (pictured below - acknowledgement to Wikipedia) in about 1844, the daughter of Norman Campbell and his wife Marion Morrison. The family along with the whole of the rest of the population of Pabbay were evicted in 1846. They then moved to Berneray where Margaret, Padruig's wife was born, probably shortly after they arrived in Berneray. Norman at first had land in Berneray - in 1851 he had ten acres - but later he lost that land, as latterly he was described as a cottar. After Effy died in 1922 Murchadh, like his brother Padruig moved to stay with their neice Ann - daughter of their brother Finlay - Fionnlagh Shodhaidh - of whom more later. Murchadh died in 1926. The top end of his house was converted into a byre and the stone taken from the other walls for this. At the bottom end of the house and obscured by trees is the little house built and occupied by his nephew John Campbell - Am Balbhan, after his moving from the Shiants - of whom also more later.