Charles Loch | Teàrlach Loch (1887–1960), born in London into a Scottish family, was a Gaelic learner who became an active supporter of the language, produced original writing in Gaelic, compiled dictionaries, and was also involved in the Gaelic diaspora in Australia. Erskine and Loch were close friends and maintained a correspondence.
- ‘Òran Dùthasach na h-Albann’ [letter, GD], Issue 41 (14 November 1908)
- ‘Comunn nan Gàidheal, Caisteal-Nodha, N. S. W.’ [article, GD], Issue 23 (May 1921)
Resources
- Anja Gunderloch, ‘The Quest for Gaelic: Charles Loch, Learner and Lexicographer,’ Charles Loch, Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness LXII (2000-2002): 110-155.
- Anja Gunderloch, The Gaelic Manuscripts of Glasgow University: A Catalogue (Department of Celtic, University of Glasgow, 2007)