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List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
CLACH A' PHEANAIS	Clach a Pheannais Clach a Pheannais Clach a Pheannais	The Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod F. C. [Free Church] Mr. McKenzie Mr. McArthur	028	A rude slab 5 feet high 2 feet broad and 9 inches thick, stands in front of the Inn,at Strontian. On Market days it was the Custom when any one became obstreperous, to chain him to this stone until he showed symptoms of repentance. Signifying, "Stone of punishment."
TOM AN T-SITHEAN	Tom an tiSithian Tom an tiSithian Tom an tiSithian	Revd. [Reverend] McLeod John Mcmillan, Anaheilt. Duncan Mcmastir, Scotstown.	028	A prominent feature about ½ mile Northe East from the Inn. Signifies,"The Knoll of the fairy's hillock."
	The Sergeant's grave The Sergeant's grave The Sergeant's grave	Sir Thomas Riddell Bart. [Baronet] Mr. McKenzie Mr. McArthur		Described on another Sheet
BARRACKS	Barracks Barracks Barracks	Sir Thomas Riddell Bart. [Baronet] Mr. McKenzie Mr. McArthur	028	This building was at one time temporally occupied by troops, though at present, the residence of the Factor, it still retains the name of Barracks.

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Sheet 28. Plan 9 -- Parish of Ardnamurchan -- Argyll Shire
CLACH A' PHEANAIS
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