| Name | MacDOUGALL, Archibald |
| Born | 26 July 1893 |
| Died | 21 April 1930 |
| Age | 36 |
| Cemetery | - |
| Grave Ref | - |
| Register | - |
| SPRI Ref: | 1228/17/60;D |
The inquest in the SPRI archive tells that MacDougall was from the 'Southern King', which was at Prince Olav Harbour. He was one of a party of five who took a small boat (pram) out for a picnic. He left the party and tried to row back to the ship alone in a snow squall and was never seen again, despite a two day search by the 'Southern Spray'.
A 2014 message from his great-grand-nephew tells us that Archibald MacDougall was born in North Uist, Scotland on 26 July 1893, the eldest son of Angus and second wife Margaret.