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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CORRIE OF CREAG MHEANN Corrie of Craig Meann
Corrie of Craig Meann
Corrie of Craig Meann
Rev [Reverend] Mr McHardy
Mr William Shaw
Mr Alexander McRae
067 This name applies to a circular hollow at the head of Allt Craig Meann.
CARN BAD A' GHUAIL Cairn Bad a Guil
Cairn Bad a' Gual
Cairn Bad a' Gual
Cairn Bad a' Gual
Estate Plan by George Stephen 1816
Rev [Reverend] Mr McHardy
Mr William Shaw
Mr Alexander McRae
067 A large hill feature situated about a mile north of Lagganauld.
BREAC LEITIR Breac-leitir Rev [Reverend]
Mr McHardy Mr William Shaw, Mr Alex[ander] McRae Lagganauld Mr John Gordon Lagganault
067 This name applies to a hill feature situated about a quarter of a mile north of Lagganauld and is very rough and rocky, on the Banffshire side property of Sir Charles Forbes, Bart. [Baronet] and Duke of Richmond.
CNOC GUIBNEACH Cnoc Guibneach
Cnoc Guibneach
Cnoc Guibhneach
Cnoc Guibhneach
Rev [Reverend] Mr McHardy
Mr William Shaw
Mr Alexander McRae
Mr James Farquharson, Corgarff
067 This name is applied to a small green hillock, situated about a half a mile east of Lagganauld. Tradition says that a detachment of the Clan Campbells encamped here about 1745. or after the battle of Culloden. The Campbells were then called "Gubhneach in the same way as the English were called Sasunnach and hence the name Gubhnach.

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Parish of Strathdon

[Note beside 'Carn Bad a' Ghuail']
?Carn Bad a' ghobhail, C of the clump of the fork." [Initialled] JMcD
The tufted coal Hill {Bad. A tuft, Cluster, bunch, A tuft of hair, A thicket, A clump of trees or shrubs: a grove.
The tufted coal Hill {Gual. Coal

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[Note beside 'Cnoc Guibneach'] - The name must be much older than Culloden [Initialled] JMcD

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