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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
ALLT NA CLACH-BHUAILE Allt na Clach-bhuaile
Allt na Clach-bhuaile
Allt na Clach-bhuaile
Allt na Clach-bhuaile
Allt na Cloich-aoil
Allt na Cloich-aoil
Allt na Clachvoil
Allt na Clachwall
Ault Clacharie
Robert Mackay, Strathan
Angus McKenzie, Rogart
G. McKay, Sheep manager Torboll
D Cumming Shepherd Alltanraibhach
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Joass Golspie
Ordnance Survey Examr. [Examiner]
Map of Sutherland 1852
Sketch of Torboll Farm 1852
Map of Skelbo Estate 1787
108 Means "Burn of the Stone Fold," and applies to a small stream running into Loch Buidhe from the south, about 20 chains from its East End. (The examiner appears to have given nearly the pronunciation, & Dr. [Doctor] Joass suggested Allt na Cloich-aoil, "burn of the limestone" which was adopted. But the examiner applied the name to the wrong stream.)
ALLT NA SEAN-AIRIDH Allt an t-Sionnaich
Allt na Sean-airidh
Allt na Sean-airidh
Allt na Sean-airidh
Alt Shinary
Ordnance Survey Examiner
Robert McKay Strathan
Angus McKenzie, Rogart
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Joass Golspie
Morrison's Map of Sutherland 1852
108 Means "Burn of the old shieling". See description in Name book.
(The examiner here collected the wrong meaning which was turned into a wrong Gaelic name meaning "Burn of the Fox")

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Allt na Clach-bhuaile [note]
Allt na Cloich-aoil - Ordnance Survey Examiner to an adjoining burn
but what he originally collected was "Clachual"
said to be pronounced Clackwell
Applied to
the stream
East of this one
Ault Clacharie - (This name has nearly the
same meaning, "burn of the stone
shieling", as Allt na Clach-bhuaile.)

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