OS1/17/39/121
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLT AN FHUARAIN | Allt an Fhuarain | Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr MacIntyre South Laggan |
097 | A small stream rising in Glac Dubh on the East side of Balma Glaster Hill and flowing into the Caledonian Canal. |
| ALLT NA H-ATHA | Allt na h-Atha | Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr MacIntyre South Laggan |
097 | A small stream rising on Tom a' Poll and flowing into the Caledonian Canal. |
| CNOCAN NAN OSNADH | Cnocan an Osnadh | Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr MacIntyre South Laggan |
097 | A very small hillock on the north west side of Ceann Loch, it was to this place that the wounded were conveyed after the Battle of Blar Leine - hence the name. |
Continued entries/extra info
Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 121[ALLT AN FHUARAIN] Stream of the Well
[ALLT NA H-ATHA] Stream of the Kiln
[CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] Hillock of the Groans
[CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] It is evident from the descriptive remarks that this word should be plural - then would be many groans.
[CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] pronounced Oshna
[CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] Osnaich - adjective groaning ie
[CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] pronounced Oshnaide
[Blar Leine] not on Plan see also page 118
Transcriber's notes
CNOCAN NAN OSNADH I have added this row.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Celia Skelton
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