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CRAIGNISH |
Craignish
Craignish
Craignish
Craignish
Craignish
Craignish |
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Old Statistical Account
Johnston's County Map
Johnston's Royal Atlas
County Directory of Scotland
Directory to Gentlemen's Seats |
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A Parish in Argyllshire which is bounded on the north by the Parish of Kilninver and Kilmelford, on the east by Kilmartin and Loch Craignish, And on the South & West
by the Atlantic Ocean.
"This Parish had in Ancient times, the two names of Kilmhorie and Craignish which were indiscriminately applied, . . Craignish is plainly a compound Gaelic word, and liKe most celtic nameS of places, it is descriptive. It denotes a RocKy peninsula; . .No fewer than twenty islets belong to the Parish, of these the largest on the east are islets McNiven and McLarty. A Chain of five islets stretches to the South-west, off the Southern extremity of the peninsula. The largest of these is called Garbhreisa, and forms, along with the extremity just mentioned. the well known Passage named Dorus Mor or Great Door."
New Statistical Account
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EILEAN AN DUIN |
Eilean an Dun
Eilean an Dun
Eilean an Dun
"Eilean an Dùin" |
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Colin Ferguson Barrichbean
Alexander McCallum Barravullin
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A small island on the west coast about a mile west of Barrichbean Corn Mill (130.14 T.2).
Sig" [Signification] "Island of the fort." |
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EILEAN BUIDHE |
Eilean Buidhe
Eilean Buidhe
Eilean Buidhe |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
Duncan Campbell |
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A large flat island lying about a quarter of a mile to the north east of Eilean an Duin.
Sig [Signification] "Yellow Island." |
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FORT |
Fort
Fort
Fort |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
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The remains of what is supposed to have been a Danish Fort. It is situated near the north end of Eilean an Duin. The walls composed of an enormous quantity of loose stone are still very complete, and upwards of ten feet high. |
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SGEIR CHAPULL |
Sgeir Chapuill
Sgeir Chapuill
Sgeir Chapuill
Sgeir Chapull |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
Alexander McCallum
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A small rock immediately west of Traigh nam Musgan Sign [Signification] "Mare's Rock." |
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SGEIR NAN RON |
Sgeir nan Ron
Sgeir nan Ron
Sgeir na Ron |
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Colin Ferguson Barrichbean
Alexander McCallum Ballavullin |
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Two small rocks lying to the north east of Eilean Buidhe. Sign [Signification] "Reef of the Seals." |
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TRAIGH NAM MUSGAN |
Traigh nam Musgan
Traigh nam Musgan
Traigh nam Musgan |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
Alexander McCallum |
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A flat sandy beach about ½ a mile north east of Eilean Buidhe.
Sign [Signification] "Beach of the hose-fish." |
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EILEAN ARSA |
Eilean Arsa
Eilean Arsa
Eilean Arsa |
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Colin Ferguson Barichbean
Alexander McCallum Barravullin |
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A large rocky island about half a mile to the south west of Eilean an Dun.
Sign. [Signification] "Eilean (Island) Arsa (unknown) |
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FRAOCH EILEAN |
Fraoch Eilean
Fraoch Eilean
Fraoch Eilean |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
Alexander McCallum |
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A small island separated from Eilean an Dun by a narrow channel which is dry at Low water.
Sign. [Signification] "Heather Island." |
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CARRAIG MHÒR |
Carraig Mhòr
Carraig Mhòr
Carraig Mhòr |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
J Sinclair Corran beag |
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A rocky point on the mainland immediately to the east of Fraoch Eilean.
Sign. [Signification] "Large Rock." |
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CARRAIG BHEAG |
Carraig Bheag
Carraig Bheag
Carraig Bheag |
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Colin Ferguson Barrichbean
J. Sinclair Corranbeag |
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A prominent point a quarter of a mile south of Carraig Mhor.
Sign. [Signification] "Little Rock." |
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BÀGH CARRAIGE MÒIRE |
Bàgh Carraig Mhor
Bàgh Carraig Mhor
Bàgh Carraig Mhor
Bàgh Carraige Mòire |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
J Sinclair
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A small creek a short distance east of Carraig Mhor.
Sign. [Signification] "Large Rock bay." |
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FORT [Bàgh Carraige Mòire] |
Fort
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Fort |
Dugald McLarty
Colin Ferguson
J. Sinclair |
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On an eminence about half a mile east of Bagh Carraig Mhor are the remains of an ancient British fort. The walls composed of of loose stones a [are] still very distinct. It commands a very extensive view all round and several other Forts can be seen from it. |
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BARRICHBEAN |
Barrichbean
Barrichbean
Barrichbean |
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
Colin Ferguson, Tenant
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
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A superior farm house and office a short distance south of County road, and about two miles west from Barbreck House. This name also applies to the corn mill about ¼ of a mile north west of farm house. The property of Admiral Campbell Barbreck. |
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LERGYCHONIEMORE |
Lergychoniemore
Lergychoniemore
Lergychoniemore |
Admiral Campbell
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Duncan Campbell |
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A number of small thatched houses on north side of County Road, about a quarter of a mile north east of Barrichbean. The property of Admiral Campbell Barbreck. |
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STAING MHÒR |
Staing Mhòr
Staing Mhòr
Staing Mhòr |
Admiral Campbell
Dugald McLarty
Duncan Campbell |
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Applicable to a large drain extending from about a quarter of a mile north west from Barrananoil farm house to Lergychonie Mhor.
Sign. [Signification] "Great ditch." |
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LERGYCHONIEBEAG |
Lergychoniebeag
Lergychoniebeag
Lergychoniebeag |
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
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Two inferior farm steadings on the Estate of Barbreck, as shewn encircled by yellow band. The property of Admiral Campbell. |
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MULLACH DUBH |
Mullach Dubh
Mullach Dubh
Mullach Dubh |
Dugald McLarty
John McLaren Barravullin
Alexander McCallum |
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A large rocky eminence on the grazing of Barrichbean, about ½ a mile south of farm house.
Sig [Signification] "Black Top." |
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130.14 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire
[Entry for Allt nan Cat has been crossed out with note]
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FORT [An Dùn] |
Fort (An Dùn)
Fort (An Dùn)
Fort (An Dùn) |
Alexander McCallum Barravullin
Dugald McLarty Lergychoniemore
Colin Feguson Barrichbean |
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A prominent and commanding eminence on south side of county road a short distance south of Barravullin on the summit of which are the remains of an ancient British fort. The walls cannot now be traced. It is well know by the country people as "An Dun" otherwise "the fort." |
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BARRAN AN AOIL |
Barran An Aoil
Barran An Aoil
Barran An Aoil |
Alexander McCallum
Dugald McLarty
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
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A small hill about a quarter of a mile south of school.
Sign. [Signification] "Little top of the lime." |
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ALLT A' CHAIT |
Alt a' Chait |
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BARRAVULLIN |
Barravullin
Barravullin
Barravullin |
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
Alexander McCallum Barravullin
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
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A number of inferior thatched, farm, and cottars houses on north side of County road, about half a mile north west of Barbreck Smithy,
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SCHOOL [Barravullin] |
School
School
School |
Admiral Campbell
Alexander McCallum
Duncan Campbell |
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A plain stone and slated building a quarter of a mile east of Barravullin used as a school house. - It is supported wholly by fees from the scholars.
"In the north end of the Parish there is a small school taught on the Teacher's own adventure.
New Stat: [Statistical] Account." |
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130.14 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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DRUIM BÀN |
Druim Bàn
Druim Bàn
Druim Bàn |
Mr Crawford Killride
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
John McLaren Barravullin |
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A prominent green eminence a quarter of a mile east from Lergychonie beag.
Sign. [Signification] "White ridge." |
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TURNALT |
Turnalt
Turnalt
Turnalt |
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
John Cummin Turnalt
Duncan Campbell |
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A superior slated farm Steading about a quarter of a mile north of Sluggan. The property of Admiral Campbell Barbreck. |
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ALLT NAN TRI-CHRIOCH |
Allt an Tri-chriche |
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ALLT A' HOSHUIM |
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BARBRECK RIVER |
Barbreck River |
Admiral Campbell
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130.15 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire
Allt nan Tri-chrioch [note]
Allt nan Tri Chrioch See Remark on 6 Inch Plan
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CNOC AN T-SEÒIL |
Cnoc an Seòil
Cnoc an Seòil
Cnoc an Seòil
Cnoc an t-Seòil |
Mr Crawford Kilbride
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
John Cummin Turnalt
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A small eminence situate about a quarter of a mile south from Kilbride farm house.
Sign. [Signification] "Hill of the sail." |
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KILBRIDE |
Kilbride
Kilbride
Kilbride |
Mr Crawford, Tenant
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
John McLaren Barravullin |
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A farm house and offices about half a mile north west of Turnalt. The property of ___ Campbell Esq. of Asknish. |
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Site of CHAPEL AND BURIAL GROUND [Kilbride] |
Cill Bhride (Site of)
Cill Bhride (Site of)
Site of "Chapel & Burial Ground" (G.T. [General Trace]) |
Mr Crawford
Duncan Campbell
John McLaren
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Near place marked by cross on Trace is said to have been the site of an ancient Chapel or Burying ground. No trace of any foundations can now be seen, or any information got regarding it. |
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BARRANANAOIL |
Barrananaoil
Barrananaoil
Barrananaoil |
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
Archibald McLarty Tenant |
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A thatched farm house and offices on side of County road about 1/2 a mile south east of Lergychoniebeag. The property of Admiral Campbell Barbreck. |
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Site of DÙNAN AULA [Tumulus] |
Dùnan Aula (Site of Tumulus)
Dùnan Aula (Site of Tumulus)
Dùnan Aula (Site of Tumulus) |
Admiral Campbell
Duncan Campbell
Archibald McLarty |
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A small wooded eminence on the summit of which is a small stone & slated building, the private burying place of the proprietors of Barbreck. There was a Tumulus on this height, which was destroyed when the above building was being erected.
"The Danes having in some measure recovered themselves made an unsuccessful stand where they first joined battle. Olave and the Scottish King are here said to have fought in single combat. The former was slain and his remains were interred in a tumulus since called Dunan Aula about a quarter of a mile from Drimree where he fell."
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BURIAL VAULT (Campbell Family) [Dùnan Aula] |
"Burial Vault" (Campbell family) |
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A small wooded eminence [Dùnan Aula] on the summit of which is a small stone & slated building, the private burying place of the proprietors of Barbreck. |
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"In this action Olaus said to have been a son of the King of Denmark, was slain. Near the field of battle there is a little mount or tumulus which is dignified by the name of this hero; it is callled to this day Dunan Aula or the little mount of Olaus. There it seems he was interred, and not many years ago as some workmen were employed in enclosing the spot they discovered, after removing some loose stones a grave composed of four flags. - Upon inspecting this repository, they found an urn. Imagining they had got a treasure, they broke it, but to their great disappointment they found nothing there but the ashes of Olaus. General Campbell converted this mount into a family burying place. It is enclosed and planted. On the top of it a neat monument is built and there the General lately deposited the remains of his son."
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DRUIM BEAG |
Druim Beag
Druim Beag
Druim Beag |
Mr McPherson Achanarnich
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
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A conspicuous eminence on the grazing of Barachan
Sig. [Signification] Little Ridge |
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BÀGH BÀN |
Bagh Bhan
Bagh Bhan
Bagh Bhan
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Mr McPherson
D.McFarlane
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A small bay a short distance south of the above
Sig. [Signification] White Bay |
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CREAGACH CHROSGACH |
Creagach Crosgach
Creagach Crosgach
Cross Rock
"Creagach Chrosgach |
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Mr McPherson
Admiralty Chart |
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Off the above, a flat schist rock cut nearly at right angles by a trap dike,
Sig. [Signification] Transverse Rock |
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DRUIM AN ACHANARNICH |
Druim an Achanarnich
Druim an Achanarnich
Drumach na nearna
Drim Auchnearnich |
Mr Mc Pherson Achanarnich
Dugald McFarlane
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Estate Plan (no date) |
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A very prominent ridge on the grazing of Achanarnich. On the summit can be traced the site of an ancient British or Danish Fort.
Sig. [Signification] Not Known. |
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FORT [Druim an Achanarnich] |
Druim an Achanarnich
Druim an Achanarnich
Drumach na nearna
Drim Auchnearnich |
Mr Mc Pherson Achanarnich
Dugald McFarlane
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Estate Plan (no date) |
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A very prominent ridge on the grazing of Achanarnich. On the summit can be traced the site of an ancient British or Danish Fort. Sig. [Signification] Not Known. |
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BONNACH MÒR |
Bonnach Mòr
Bonnach Mòr
Bonnach Mòr |
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Mr McPherson
D. McFarlane |
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A remarkable Trap dike situated a few yards west of the south end of Druim Beag |
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Plan 137-12 -- Craignish Ph. [Parish] |
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EILEAN ONA |
Eilean Ona
Eilean Ona
Island Ona |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
Estate Plan (no date) |
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A small rocky island on the farm of Achanarnich.
Sig. [Signification] Not known |
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ACHANARNICH BAY |
Achanarnich Bay
Achanarnich Bay
Achanarnich Bay |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Dugald McFarlane
Mr McPherson Achanarnich |
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A small well sheltered bay to the immediate east of Eilean Ona |
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NA GAIRNEAL |
Na Gairneal
Na Gairneal
Na Gairneal |
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D. McFarlane
Mr McPherson |
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A long trap rock lying in the sea a short distance S. [South] of Eilean Ona.
Sig. [Signification] Not Known |
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Plan 137-16 -- Craignish Ph. [Parish]
Na Gairneal [note]
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AN NIGHEAN CLÉIRICH |
An Nighean Cléirich
An Nighean Cléirich
An Nighean Cléirich |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
Mr Livingstone Aird |
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Applies to a small trap rock covered at High Water.
Sig. [Signification] The Clerk's Daughter |
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DRUIM A' CHAISTEIL |
Druim a Chaisteal
Druim a Chaisteal
Druim a Chaisteal
Druim a Chaisteil |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Admiralty Chart |
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Applies to a long rocky ridge extending from a point a short distance west of Criagnish Castle to Sron an Druim
Sig. [Signification] The Castle Ridge |
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LOCH BEAG |
Loch Beag
Loch Beag
Little Loch Craignish
Little Loch Craignish |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Admiralty Chart
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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A considerable loch situated on the west coast of Craignish. It possesses good shelter and anchorage for small craft.
Sig. [Signification] Little Loch. |
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CHAPEL (Private) [Craignish CastIe] |
(Chapel Private)
(Chapel Private)
(Chapel Private) |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr Morgan Factor
D. McFarlane |
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A small neat edifice within the policy of Craignish Castle, used as a place of worship by the family of the proprietor |
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CRAIGNISH CASTLE |
Craignish Castle
Craignish Castle
Craignish Castle
Penny Castle |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr Morgan Factor
New Stat Accot [Statistical Account]
Estate Plan (no date) |
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A considerable building the chief part of which is a restoration of the ancient castle. It is the property and occasional residence of F.C.T. Gasgoine Esq. |
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Plan 137-16 -- Craignish
Craignish Castle [note]
"In the Southern part of the Parish stands Castle Craignish.....the lower story of this building is very ancient,
the upper part modern. It is a square tower, terminating above in embrasures, The ancient portion of the
wall is 9 feet in thickness. Within, on the ground story, is a vaulted apartment, extending the whole length
and breadth of the tower, which is said to have been used as a dungeon. In the centre of this apartment, an
excavation, of 12 ft. [feet] deep by 8 in width , was made in the solid rock on which the castle stands."
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RUDH' A' CHÙIRN |
Rudha Chuirn
Rudha Chuirn
Rudha Chuirn
"Rudh' a' Chùirn" |
James Sinclair Carron beag
Donald Sinclair Daill
J. Mc Callum Gemmil
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A flat point about 1/2 a mile north west of Daill.
Sign [Signification] "The Cairn point". - (so called from the numbers of boulders near it.) |
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BÀGH AN TIGH-STÒIR |
Bàgh an Tigh-Stòir
Bàgh an Tigh-Stòir
Bàgh an Tigh-Stòir |
James Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
J. McCallum |
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A small harbour lying between Rudha Chuirn and Carraig Bheag. (130/13).
Sign. [Signification] "Storehouse bay." |
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PORT MHIC ISAAIC |
Port Mhic Isaaic
Port Mhic Isaaic
Port Mhic Isaaic |
James Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
J. McCallum |
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A small bay about 1/2 a mile south of Rudha Chuirn.
Sig. [Signification] "Isaac's son's port." |
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LIATH SGEIR |
Liath Sgeir
Liath Sgeir
Liath Sgeir |
James Sinclair Corranbeag
Donald Sinclair Daill
J. McCallum Gemmil |
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A small rocky island upwards of 1/4 a mile west of Rudha Chuirn.
Sign. [Signification] "Grey rock." |
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DAILL |
Daill
Daill
Daill
Dail |
James Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
J. McCallum
New Stat: [Statistical] Account |
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A plain modern building the mansion house of Daill Estate. The property of J. McDougall Esq. It is situated about 2 miles to the north west of Ardfern.
"On the west coast is the house of Dail, the residence of John McDougall Esq of Lunga. New Stat Acc: [Statistical Account] |
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BEALACH ARSA |
Bealach Arsa
Bealach Arsa
Bealach Arsa |
James Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
J. McCallum |
138 |
A narrow pass about a quarter of a mile south east of the mansion house of Daill.
Sign [Signification] "Bealach (pass) Arsa (unknown) |
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ALLT BEALACH ARSA |
Allt Bealach Arsa
Allt Bealach Arsa
Allt Bealach Arsa |
James Sinclair Corran beag
Donald Sinclair Daill
J. McCallum Gemmil |
138 |
Applicable to the small stream flowing thro [through] Bealch Arsa, past Daill House and falling into the sea at Port Mhic Isaaic.
Sig [Signification] "Bealach Arsa burn." |
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CNOC SMÙDAIN |
Cnoc Smudan
Cnoc Smudan
Cnoc Smudan
"Cnoc Smùdain" |
James Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
J. McCallum
GO. [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A prominent eminence on the grazing of Daill, about 1/4 of a mile north of the mansion house, where bonfires are erected on any occasions of rejoicing, hence the name.
Sign [Signification] "Smoke Hill." |
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GEMMIL |
Gemmil
Gemmil
Gemmil |
J. McCallum Tenant
James Sinclair
Donald Sinclair |
138 |
A small thatched farm house & offices about a mile south of Daill. The property of J. McDougall Esq of Lunga & Daill. |
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138.1 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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ALLT DUBH |
Allt Dubh
Allt Dubh
Allt Dubh |
J. McCallum Gemmil
J. Sinclair Carron beag
Donald Sinclair Daill |
138 |
A small mountain stream rising about a quarter of a mile east of Gemmil and falling into the sea a short distance south of Port Caol.
Sign [Signification] "Black stream." |
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CNOC NAN GOBHAR |
Cnoc nan Gobhar
Cnoc nan Gobhar
Cnoc nan Gobhar |
J. McCallum
J. Sinclair
Donald Sinclair |
138 |
A small eminence immediately to the north west of Gemmil farm house.
Sign. [Signification] "Hill of the Goats." |
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CREAG NAM MÙRAN |
Creag na Mùrain
Creag na Mùrain
Creag na Mùrain
Creag nam Mùran |
J. McCallum
J. Sinclair
Donald Sinclair
GO. [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
Applied to part of a trap dyke about 40 feet high, a short distance west of Cnoc nan Gobhar
Sign. [Signification] "Rock of the sea bent." |
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PORT CAOL |
Port Caol
Port Caol |
J. McCallum
J. Sinclair |
138 |
A small boat port about 16 Chains South of the above.
Sig: [Signification] - Narrow port. |
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138.1 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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BARR NA MOINE |
Barr na Moine
Barr na Moine
Barr na Moine |
J. McCallum Gemmil
J. Sinclair Corranbeag
Donald Sinclair Daill |
138 |
A conspicuous eminence on the grazing of Gemmil, about 1/2 a mile north east of the farm house.
Sign. [Signification] "Top of the Moss." |
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FORT (Dùn Glas) |
Fort Dùn Glas
Fort Dùn Glas
Fort Dùn Glas |
J. McCallum
J. Sinclair
Donald Sinclair |
138 |
A very prominent height a short distance north of Barr na Moine. It appears to have been used as a place of defence or as a signal tower. The walls can not be traced, but it has a natural protection of rocks nearly all round.
Sign. [Signification] "Grey fort." |
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138.1 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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CREAG BHREAC |
Creag Bhreac
Creag Bhreac
Creag Bhreac |
J. McCallum Gemmil
J. Sinclair, Carronbeag
Donald Sinclair Daill |
138 |
A rocky face immediately to the south of Bealach Arsa.
Sign. [Signification] "Spotted Craig." |
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SOROBA HILL |
Soroba Hill
Soroba Hill
Soroba Hill |
J. McCallum
J. Sinclair
Donald Sinclair |
138 |
A prominent eminence a little to the south of County Road and about 1/2 a mile south east of Daill. |
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138.1 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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MEALL REAMHAR |
Meall Reamhar
Meall Reamhar
Meall Reamhar |
Mr. McCallum Acharonach
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
Archibald McEwan Ardlarach |
138 |
A prominent eminence on the grazing of Achnaronach, about 1/2 a mile south west from the farm house of that name.
Sign [Signification] "Fat Hill". |
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LOCH A' MHADAIDH |
Loch a' Mhadadh
Loch a' Mhadadh
Loch a' Mhadadh
"Loch a' Mhadaidh" |
Archibald McEwan Ardlarach
Duncan Campbell
J. Sinclair, Corran beag
GO. [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small loch situate about 1/2 a mile north west of Ardlarach farm house.
Sign. [Signification] - "Dogs Loch." |
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LOCH NA H-ARDLARACH |
Loch na h-Ardlarach
Loch na h-Ardlarach
Loch na h-Ardlarach |
Archibald McEwan
Duncan Campbell
J. Sinclair |
138 |
A small loch lying about 1/4 of a mile south west of Ardlarach farm house.
Sign. [Signification] "Ardlarach loch" |
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Loch na h-Ardlarach [note]
No authority for writing Ardla? |
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ARDLARACH |
Ardlarach
Ardlarach
Ardlarach |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
J. Sinclair (Corranbeag) Ground Officer |
138 |
A modern stone and slated building and several thatched houses a short distance south, situate about a mile to the north of Ardfern. The property of Mr. MacDougall of Dail. |
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LOCH NA BÉISTE |
Loch na Béiste
Loch na Béiste
Loch na Béiste |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Duncan Campbell
J. Sinclair |
138 |
A small loch situate about a quarter of a mile north east of Ardlarach.
Sign [Signification] "Loch of the beast." |
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138.2 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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ACHARONACH |
Acharonach
Acharonach
Acharonach |
Mr. McCallum, Occupier
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
Duncan Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
An inferior farmhouse and offices situate on the west side of public road leading from Barbreck to Kilmelford. The property of Admiral Campbell of Barbreck |
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BARR CREAGACH |
Barr Creagach
Barr Creagach
Barr Creagach |
Mr. McCallum
Duncan Campbell
Duncan Campbell |
138 |
Applied to a prominent hill situate immediately west of the above. Sig. [Signification] "Rocky Top" |
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BARBRECKMORE |
Barbreckmore
Barbreckmore
Barbreckmore |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish manse
Mr Longwill Occupier
Duncan Campbell, Gartcharran |
138 |
A superior - new - farmhouse and offices situate about half a mile from Barbreck Lodge on the road from there to Craignish Ferry. It is the property of Admiral Campbell |
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Sheet 138. plan 2. -- Argyllshire |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dubh
Creag Dubh
Creag Dubh
"Creag Dhubh." |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael, Craignish manse
Mr. Longwill, Barbreckmore
Duncan Campbell, Gartcharran
GO. [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
Applied to a conspicuous rocky feature adjoining Barbreckmore .
Sig. [Signification] "Black rock" |
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BURIAL GROUND [Barbreckmore] |
Burial Ground
Burial Ground
Burial Ground |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr. Jackson, Kintraw
Mr. Jackson Junr. [Junior] Kintraw |
138 |
A public Burial Ground lying on the west side of road between Barbreckmore and Barbreck Lodge |
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LOCHAN A' CHLAIGINN |
Lochan a Claigionn
Lochan a Claigionn
Lochan a Claigionn
"Lochan a' Chlaiginn" |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Jackson Junr. [Junior]
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
GO. [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small loch lying about 20 chains N.W. [North West] from Barbreckmore,
Signiifies "Lochan of the Skull" |
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TOM DUBH |
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Jackson. junr. [junior]
Duncan Campbell, Barbreck |
138 |
Applied to an eminence situate a short distance north from the above. Sig. [Signification] "Black Hill" |
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Sheet 138, plan 2 -- Argyllshire |
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BARBRECK HOUSE |
Barbreck House
Barbreck House
Barbreck House |
Admiral Campbell, Proprietor
Mr Jackson Kintraw
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
138 |
A large modern building situate about two miles north of Ardfern the mansion house of Barbreck. The house of Barbreck the seat of Captain Campbell R.N. [Royal Navy] the principal proprietor stands on the north eastern part of the Parish. It is a large and commodious building.
"New Stat [Statistical] Account." |
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DRUIM RIGH |
Druim Righ
Druim Righ
Druim Righ |
Admiral Campbell
Duncan Campbell
Donald Ferguson Barbreck |
138 |
A flat ridge round the base of which Barbreck river once flowed lying immediately to the north of Barbreck house. Tradition says that a battle took place here between the Danes and the natives but the date is unknown. Sign. [Signification] King's Ridge."
"Tradition relates that a severe engagment took place in ancient times between the Danes under Olave or Olaus, the son of their monarch, and the natives headed by their king, in the valley of
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Site of CONFLICT between the Scots and Danes [Druim Righ] |
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Tradition says that a battle took place here between the Danes and the natives but the date is unknown. Sign. [Signification] King's Ridge."
"Tradition relates that a severe engagment took place in ancient times between the Danes under Olave or Olaus, the son of their monarch, and the natives headed by their king, in the valley of
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of Barbreck. The battle began it is said on a spot called Drimree. In the first encounter the natives were obliged to give way and retreat up the valley. Opportunely receiving a reinforcment they rallied, at a place named Sluggan, and renewed the action with such vigour that the foreigners were in their turn compelled to give ground. The Danes having in some measure recovered themselves made an unsuccessful stand where they first joined battle."
New Stat [Statistical] Account
"This place is reported by tradition to have been the scene of a bloody engagment between the Danes and the natives &c
Though it is impossible to fix the date of the above battle it must certainly be very remote, previous at least to the conversion of these northern nations to the Christian faith; for the practice of burning the dead if it was common in these countries, was discontinued upon the establishment of Christianity among them."
Old Stat: [Statistical] Account: |
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138.3 -- Parish of Kilmartin -- Argyllshire |
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CAIRN (Remains of) [Druim Righ] |
Circle (Remains of)
Cairn (Remains of) |
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
Donald Ferguson Barbreck |
138 |
About ten chains north east of Barbreck House and on the place called Druim Righ are the remains of what appears to have been a stone Circle. Several of the pieces can be seen merely protruding thro [through] the ground. It is not known for what purpose they were put there but supposed by Admiral Campbell to mark the place where some one was slain in the battle which took place in the valley.
This is evidently the remains of a cairn which has been removed, leaving a circular form but no standing stones like a stone circle. [Initialled] B.H.M. |
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STANDING STONES [Barbreck House] |
Standing Stones (Circle) |
Admiral Campbell
Donald Ferguson
Duncan Campbell Barbeck |
138 |
Near the Kennel in the wood are four large slabs. They seem to have been erected in a circular form but one is wanting. The one in the centre is about seven feet high the other three appear to have been broken and are about 2 1/2 and 3 feet high. In the wall near Barbreck house are other two slabs, the one to the north about four
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138.3 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire
Standing Stones [note]
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four feet high, the other about 7. They are also supposed to have been erected as monuments for those who were slain at Druim Righ.
"At Drimree a number of rude monuments were erected in honour of the warriors to whom the engagement had proved fatal. Of these some still remain. One large grey stone together with others of smaller dimensions which stood in a circular form were removed in order to furnish a proper site for the modern house of Barbreck". New Stat [Statistical] Account.
In the strath of the parish many monuments of death appear, which in an artless but striking manner record the battles of former times. These many grey stones rear their heads in the heath to mark the graves of fallen heroes. A cluster of these rude obelisks is to be seen quite close to General Campbells house of Craignish. This curious collection, the General with a laudable respect for antiquity, has allowed to stand unmolested. |
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138.3 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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RUDHA BARR NA COILLE |
Rudha Bharr a' Choille
Rudha Bharr a' Choille
Rudha Bharr a' Choille
Rudha Bharr na Coille. |
J. McCallum Gemmil
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer
Donald Sinclair Daill
Point of the head of the wood. |
138 |
A rocky point on the coast about ¾ of a mile south west of Gemmil farm house.
Sign. [Signification] "Point of the top of wood." |
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BARR NA COILLE |
Barr a' Choille
Barr a' Choille
Barr a' Choille
"Barr na Coille" |
J. McCallum
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer
Donald Sinclair
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small eminence a short distance east of the above.
Sign. [Signification] "Top of the wood." |
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CULBHAIC |
Culbhaic
Culbhaic
Culbhaic |
J. McCallum
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer
Donald Sinclair |
138 |
Four small rocks which are covered at High water, upwards of ¼ of a mile north west of Rudha Bharr a' Choille.
Sign. [Signification] "Unknown". |
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138.5 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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CLACH BHARR |
Clach Bharr
Clach Bharr
Clach Bharr |
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer
J McCallum Gemmil
Donald Sinclair Daill |
138 |
A conspicuous rocky eminence on the grazing of Gemmil about ¾ of a mile south from the farm house.
Sign. [Signification] "Stone top". |
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LOCHAN DIOL CHOINNICH |
Loch an Diola Coinneach
Loch an Diola Coinneach
Loch an Diola Coinneach
"Lochan Diol Choinnich" |
Mr. Sinclair
J. McCallum
Donald Sinclair
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small mountain loch about ¼ of a mile south east of Clach Bharr.
Sign. [Signification] "Loch of Kenneth's recompense or payment"
So called from its supplying the mill at Ardfern (now disused) with water.
Kenneth being the Millers name. |
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138.5 -- Parish of Craignish -- Argyllshire |
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DÙN AILNE |
Dùn Ailne
Dùn Ailne
Dùn Ailne |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Mr McPherson Achanarnich
Mr Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
The site of an ancient Danish or British Fort, situated on a small abrupt eminence on the grazing of Barrachan.
Sig. [Signification] Beautiful Fort |
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FORT [Dùn Ailne] |
Dùn Ailne
Dùn Ailne
Dùn Ailne |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Mr McPherson Achanarnich
Mr Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
The site of an ancient Danish or British Fort, situated on a small abrupt eminence on the grazing of Barrachan.
Sig. [Signification] Beautiful Fort |
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LOCH FADA |
Loch Fada
Loch Fada |
Mr Johnstone Barrfada
Mr Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
A small shallow Loch on the grazing of Barrachan.
Sig. [Signification] Long Loch. |
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Plan 138-5 -- Craignish Ph [Parish] |
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DAIL NAN CEANN |
Dail nan Cìnn
Dail nan Cìnn
Dail nan Cìnn
Dail nan Ceann |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Mr McPherson Achanarnich
New Statistical Account
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
Tradition asserts this to be the site of a great conflict, 3000 heads are said to have been found on the field, & two cairns standing on a small eminence N.W. [North West] of the field are supposed to contain the remains of some great men who fell in the engagement. |
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CAIRNS [Dail nan Ceann] |
Cairns |
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two cairns standing on a small eminence N.W. [North West] of the field are supposed to contain the remains of some great men who fell in the engagement. |
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Site of CONFLICT between the Scots and Danes [Dail nan Ceann] |
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"Another engagement between the Danes and the natives is said to have taken place on the Western shore of the parish. Two Cairns still mark its scene, and its severity may be argued from the name which it bears. It is called "Dail-nan-Ceann", that is "The field of heads".
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] p. [page] 52
"Date of Conflict unknown". |
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BÀGH DAIL NAN CEANN |
Bàgh Dail nan Cìnn
Bàgh Dail nan Cìnn
"Bàgh Dail nan Ceann" |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small gravelly bay forming the N. [North] boundary of Dail nan Cìnn
Sig [Signification] Field of Heads Bay. |
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SOROBA |
Soroba
Soroba
Soroba |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish
Duncan Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer |
138 |
A thatched farm house and offices situate on south side of County road leading to Dail also a few houses 10 chs. [chains] south, and about ½ a mile north of Ardfern. The property of J McDougall Daill. |
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BEINN AN DÙIN |
Beinn an Dùin
Beinn an Dùin
Beinn an Dùin |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Sinclair Ground Officer |
138 |
A conspicuous eminence on the grazing of Soroba about ¼ of a mile North east of the farm house. On the summit of this hill are the remains of what is said to have been an ancient Danish Fort. The walls which are about two feet high can be traced all round.
Sign. [Signification] "Still of the tower or fortress." |
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FORT [Beinn an Dùin] |
Fort (Remains of)
Fort (Remains of)
Fort (Remains of) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer |
138 |
On the summit of this hill [Beinn an Dùin] are the remains of what is said to have been an ancient Danish Fort. The walls which are about two feet high can be traced all round.
Sign. [Signification] "Still of the tower or fortress." |
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LEARIGOLIGAN |
Learigoligan
Learigoligan
Learigoligan |
Archibald Taylor Occupier
Admiral Campbell Barbreck
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish |
138 |
A small farm about ½ a mile to the north east of Soroba. The property of Admiral Campbell of Barbreck. |
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EILEAN CÀRNAICH |
Eilean Carnach (Cairn)
Eilean Carnach (Cairn)
Eilean Carnach (Cairn)
Eilean Càrnaich |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
GO [Gaelic Orthograhy] |
138 |
A small island about a quarter of a mile south east of Leargoligan. Near the centre there is a large cairn of loose stones, hence the name.
Sign. [Signification] "Cairn Island". It is not known for what purpose they were gathered there, whether to mark the spot where some hero fell or site of a battle. |
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CAIRN [Eilean Càrnaich] |
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Near the centre [of Eilean Càrnaich] there is a large cairn of loose stones, hence the name.
Sign. [Signification] "Cairn Island". It is not known for what purpose they were gathered there, whether to mark the spot where some hero fell or site of a battle. |
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INSHAIG COTTAGE |
Inshaig Cottage
Inshaig Cottage
Inshaig Cottage |
Mr. Stevenson Tenant
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Duncan Campbell |
138 |
A neat stone and slated cottage at side of County road, about ¼ of a mile south west of Eilean Carnach. The property of J. McDougall of Daill |
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EILEAN TRAIDH |
Eilean Traidh
Eilean Traidh
Eilean Traidh |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Criagnish
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Duncan Campbell Barbreck |
138 |
A small island close to the main land about ½ a mile south of Barbreckmor.
Sign. [Signification] "Fishing spear island." |
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ARDFERN |
Ardfern
Ardfern
Ardfern |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Johnstone Ardfern |
138 |
Applicable to a number of Cottages on west side of public road, extending from the Church in a north east direction for about ½ a mile. |
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CHURCH [Ardfern] |
Church
Church
Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Johnstone |
138 |
A plain stone and slated building used as a place of worship. The property of the Heritors. It is seated for about 500.
"The present Church stands on a little green on the eastern side of the parish. It was erected in 1826. It is neat, commodious and conveniently situated There is only one family more than 4 miles distant.
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr Johnstone Ardfern
Mr Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
A superior stone & slated building situate a little west of the church, the residence of the minister of the Parish. |
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CORRAN-BEAG |
Corran-beag
Corran-beag
Corran-beag |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Johnstone
Mr. Campbell |
138 |
A substantial farm house situate about ¼ of a mile west of the Manse. The property of J. McDougall Esq of Daill |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Johnstone
Mr. Campbell |
138 |
A neat modern building used as the parish school. It was erected at the expense of Mr. & Mrs. Gascoigne of Castle Craignish and by them bequeathed to the Parish. |
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POST OFFICE [Ardfern] |
Post Office
Post Office |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish
Sign Board |
138 |
In a building immediately south of School, the residence of the Teacher. Mails arrive and depart from this daily. |
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CLACH AN T-SAGAIRT |
Clach an t-Sagairt (Cist)
Clach an t-Sagairt (Cist)
Clach an t-Sagairt (Cist) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer |
138 |
In a small piece of uncultivated ground a few north of School is a stone Cist. The slabs forming the bottom and sides are entire. It is about 4 feet long by 2½ broad, and about 2 feet deep.
"On a sloping field a little to the west of it a Popish priest was interred" New Stat [Statistical] Account |
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[Note under Clach an t-Sagairt:]
"Clachan an t-Sagairt" The priest's Burial ground. Ortho: [Orthography] given by Authorities preferred. [Initialled] RH |
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FREE CHURCH [Ardfern] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer |
138 |
A plain stone slated edifice about half a mile north of Ardfern, wsed as a place of worship. |
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TIGH NA H-URNUIGHE (Site of) |
Tigh an Urnuighe
Tigh an Urnuighe
Tigh an Urnuighe
"Tigh na h-Urnuighe" |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Mr. Sinclair Ground officer
GO [Gaelic orthography] |
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This name is applied to the spot on which the above Church is built. It is supposed to be the site of an old Chapel, and is known by the natives as Tigh an Urnuighe or House of Prayers.
"The ruins of two religious houses can still be traced Of one of these indeed few vestiges remain. It stood near the shore a little to the north east of the present Church and from its being called by the natives a house of prayer it seems to have been a popish oratory." "New Stat [Statistical] Account" |
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[Note between Free Church and Tigh na h-Urnuighe:]
Free Church
on site of
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EILEAN INSHAIG |
Eilean Inshaig
Eilean Inshaig
Eilean Inshaig |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish
Duncan Campbell Barbreck
Mr. Johnstone Ardfern |
138 |
A small island about ¼ of a mile west of Free Church.
Sign. [Signification] Eilean (island) Inshaig (unknown) |
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SGEIR DHUBH |
Sgeir Dubh
Sgeir Dubh
Sgeir Dubh
"Sgeir Dhubh" |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Duncan Campbell
Mr. Johnstone
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small reef bisable at High Water and lying about ½ a mile south of Eilean Inshaig.
Sign. [Signification] "Black reef." |
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BARACHAN |
Barachan
Barachan
Barachan |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish Manse
Mr. McPherson Achanarnich
Admiralty Chart |
138 |
A Superior farmhouse and offices with a few thatched cottages situate on the west shore of the Craignish peninsula and about a mile N. [North] east from Craignish Castle. The property of J. McDougall Esqr. of Lunga. |
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BARR MÒR |
Barr Mòr
Barr Mòr
Barr Mòr |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Malcolm Shaw Barachan |
138 |
A prominent hill lying a short distance South from Barachan,
Sig [Signification] "Great Top" |
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LEAC AN DUINE-CHÒIRE |
Leac an Duine Choir
Leac an Duine Choir
Leac an Duine Choir
Leac an Duine-chòire |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Malcolm Shaw
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
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Applied to an ancient grave Situate a short distance N.W. [North West] from Barachan. There are a few upright stones and one lying flat with these symbols, [sketch] hewn on it.
Sig. [Signification] "Tombstone of the just man" |
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LOCH MHIC MHÀIRTEIN |
Loch a Mhic Mhairtean
Loch a Mhic Mhairtean
Loch a Mhic Mhairtean
Loch Mhic Mhàirtein |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Malcolm Shaw
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small mountain lake lying between Barachan and Gartcharran,
Sig [Signification] "Loch of McMartin" |
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CREAG A' CHAIT |
Creag a' Chait
Creag a' Chait
Creag a' Chait |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Malcolm Shaw |
138 |
A remarkable rocky eminence situate a short distance from the north end of the above loch
Sig [Signification] "Rock of the Cat" |
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BARRFADA |
Barrfada
Barrfada
Barrfada |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Johnston Occupier
Malcolm Shaw |
138 |
Applied to a few thatched Cottages situate about half a mile south-west from the Village of Ardfern.
Sig. [Signification] "Long top" |
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CORRANMORE |
Corranmore
Corranmore
Corranmore |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael, Craignish Manse
Mr. Johnston, Barrfada
Mr. McLauchlan, Occupier |
138 |
An inferior thatched farmhouse and offices situate about a mile S.W. [South West] from the village of Ardfern, on the west side of Loch Craignish.
The property of J. McDougall Esqr. |
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ACHANARNICH |
Achanarnich
Achanarnich
Achanarnich |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson Occupier
Malcolm Shaw Barachan |
138 |
A superior farmsteading situate about half a mile Northeast from Craignish Castle and is the property of F.C.T Gascoigne. |
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DRUIM BEAG |
Druim Beag
Druim Beag
Druim Beag |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Malcolm Shaw |
138 |
Applied to a low moorland ridge situate immediately Southwest of the above.
Sig [Signification] "Little Ridge" |
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CNOC FRAOICH |
Cnoc Fraoch
Cnoc Fraoch
Cnoc Fraoch
Cnoc Fraoich |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish manse
Mr. McPherson, Achanarnich
Malcolm Shaw, Barachan
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
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Applied to a conspicuous Knoll lying a short distance north from Achanarnich.
Sig [Signification] "Heath Hill" |
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SOUTH CORRANMORE |
South Corranmore
South Corranmore
South Corranmore |
Revd [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Mr. Johnston Barrfada |
138 |
A small farmhouse and offices situate about a mile and a half S. [South] West from Ardfern on the west side of Loch Craignish. It is the property of J McDougall Esqr. of Lunga. |
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FORT [South Corramore] |
Fort (Remains of)
Fort (Remains of)
Fort (Remains of) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. Johnston
Mr. McPherson |
138 |
The remains of an ancient British fort adjoining the above. It differs from the other forts in this vicinity from having been, apparently, entirely composed of earthen embankments portions of which are still traceable. |
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EILEAN NA NIGHINN |
Eilean a Nighim
Eilean a Nighim
Eilean a Nighim
"Eilean na Nighim" |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish Manse
Mr. Johnston, Barrfada
Mr. Johnston, Ardfern
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
Applied to a small islet lying between Eilean Mhic Crion and Eilean Dubh on the summit and about the centre of which is the remains of an ancient British Fort |
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FORT [Eilean Na Nighinn] |
Fort (Remains of) |
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remains of an ancient British Fort which appears to have been of vast strength. A portion of the wall is still traceable and is about four feet in thickness. From the site of this a good many of the surrounding forts can be seen. |
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EILEAN MHIC CHRION |
Eilean Mhic Crion
Eilean Mhic Crion
Eilean Mhic Crion
"Eilean Mhic Chrion" |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael Craignish
Mr. McPherson Achanarnich
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
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A large wooded island in Loch Craignish, lying about ½ a mile east of Ardfern. It is separated from the mainland by a very narrow sound.
Sign. [Signification] "Eilean (Island) Mhic Crion Son of Niven" (?) |
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DÙN MHUILIG |
Dùn Mhuilig (Remains of)
Dùn Mhuilig (Remains of)
Dùn Mhuilig (Remains of)
"Dùn a' Mhullaig" |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael, Craignish manse
Mr. McPherson, Achanarnich
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
Hillock of the Cover." (?) Ortho: [Orthography] as given approved. [Initialled] RH |
138 |
An ancient fort, supposed to be of British or Danish origin, situate on the summit of a rocky, wooded eminence on the policies of, and about a quarter of a mile east from Craignish Castle. The remains consist of a circular dry-stone wall, about three-fourths of which is in a fair state of preservation and from three to four feet in height and six or seven feet in thickness. - Sig. [Signification] not known. |
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FORT [Dùn Mhuilig] |
Dùn Mhuilig (Remains of)
Dùn Mhuilig (Remains of)
Dùn Mhuilig (Remains of) |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael, Craignish manse
Mr. McPherson, Achanarnich
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
An ancient fort, supposed to be of British or Danish origin, situate on the summit of a rocky, wooded eminence on the policies of, and about a quarter of a mile east from Craignish Castle. The remains consist of a circular dry-stone wall, about three-fourths of which is in a fair state of preservation and from three to four feet in height and six or seven feet in thickness. - Sig. [Signification] not known. |
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BÀGH DÙN MHUILIG |
Bàgh Dùn Mhuilig
Bàgh Dùn Mhuilig
Bàgh Dùn Mhuilig
Bay Vulig |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Mr. Campbell
Estate Plan |
138 |
A small inlet of Loch Craignish lying a short distance S.E. [South East] from the above.
Signifies Dun Mhuilig Bay |
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CREAG NAN TIGH |
Creag nan Tigh
Creag nan Tigh
Creag nan Tigih |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish manse
Mr McPherson Auchanarnich
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
Applied to a conspicuous rocky ridge situate a short distance north from Dun Mhuilig
Sig. [Signification] "Craig of the houses" |
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GARTCHARRAN |
Gartcharran
Gartcharran
Gartcharran |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Mr. Campbell Occupier |
138 |
An inferior farmhouse situate about a mile east from Criagnish Castle and the property of F.C T. Gascoigne Esqr. |
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EILEAN BUIDHE |
Eilean Buidhe
Eilean Buidhe
Eilean Buidhe |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
Mr. Johnston Barrfada |
138 |
A small island lying about a quarter of a mile Southeast from Gartcharran. It is in the occupation and the property of F.C.T. Gascoigne Esqr. of Craignish Castle. Sig. [Signification] "Yellow Island" |
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[Note under Creag nan Tigh:]
Creag nan Tighean |
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CHAPEL (In Ruins) [Cill Mairi] |
Cill Mhairi (Burial Ground)
Cill Mhairi (Burial Ground)
Cill Mhairi (Burial Ground)
"Cill Mairi" |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McMichael, Craignish manse
Mr. McPherson Achanarnich
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
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A burial-ground, with the ruin of an ancient Chapel, situate on the south side of road near the main entrance to Craignish Castle.
"The other religious house appears to have been the parish Chapel. The walls are still standing. It is situated on the eastern side of the Parish and about a mile and a half from its Southern extremity. Around it lies the principal burying ground - New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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BURIAL GROUND |
Cill Mhairi (Burial Ground)
Cill Mhairi (Burial Ground)
Cill Mhairi (Burial Ground) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McMichael, Craignish manse
Mr. McPherson Achanarnich
Mr. Campbell Gartcharran |
138 |
A burial-ground, with the ruin of an ancient Chapel, situate on the south side of road near the main entrance to Craignish Castle.
"The other religious house appears to have been the parish Chapel. The walls are still standing. It is situated on the eastern side of the Parish and about a mile and a half from its Southern extremity. Around it lies the principal burying ground - New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McMichael
Mr. McPherson
Mr. Campbell |
138 |
Applied to a few thatched cottages adjoining the above |
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SGEIR DHUBH MHIC LARTAI |
Sgeir Dubh MacLarty
Sgeir Dubh MacLarty
Sgeir Dubh MacLarty
Sgeir Dhubh Mhic Lartai. |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish manse
Mr Johnston Barrfada
Mr. Johnston Ardfern
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
138 |
A small bare rock standing about four feet above Highwater mark and situate about 13 chains south from Eilean Buidhe.
Sig. [Signification] "McLarty's Black rock" |
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EILEAN DUBH |
Eilean Dubh
Eilean Dubh
Eilean Dubh |
Mr. Johnstone Barrfade
Mr. Johnstone Ardfern
Mr. Kennedy Corranmore |
138 |
A small island in Loch Craignish lying immediately north east of Eilean Buidhe.
Sig. [Signification] "Black Island" |
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LOCH CRAIGNISH |
Loch Craignish |
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SRÒN AN DROMA |
Sron an Druim
Sron an Druim
Sron an Druim
"Sròn an Droma" |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
Mr Livingstone Aird
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
148 |
Applies to a rocky promontory forming the S. [South] extremithy of Druim a Chaisteal & the western boundary of Loch Beag.
Promontory of the Ridge |
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AIRD |
Aird
Aird
Aird |
Mr Morgan Factor
Estate Plan
D. McFarlane |
148 |
A good farmhouse & offices on the Craignish Estate. |
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SRÒN MHADADH |
Sròn Mhadadh
Sròn Mhadadh
Sròn Mhadadh |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Mr Livingstone |
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A small but prominent ridge situated a few yards north of Aird.
Sig. [Signification] Wild Dogs' Promontory |
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BÀGH NA CILLE |
Bàgh na Cille
Bàgh na Cille
Bàgh na Cille |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
Mr Livingstone Craignish |
148 |
A small bay on the shore to the immediate east of Aird.
Sig. [Signification] Bay of the Church. |
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PORT NAN ATHLAICH |
Port na Athlaich
Port na Athlaich
Port na Athlaich
Port na Aull
"Port nan Athlaich" |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Mr Livingstone
Estate Plan (no date)
GO [Gaelic orthography] |
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A small bay on the western shore of the parish & a short distance south of Aird. Tradition asserts that a Conflict took place here between some Athol men & the natives, in which the former were worsted. Neither the names of the chiefs or the date is known. |
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STAC NA H-IOLAIRE |
Stac na h-Iolaire
Stac na h-Iolaire
Stac na h-Iolaire |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Mr Livingstone |
148 |
A remarkable Trap dike in the coast a few yards south of the above.
Sig. [Signification] The Eagle's Rock . |
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Plan 148-4 -- Craignish Ph. [Parish]
[Note underwritten to GO for Port nan Athlaich:]
This is mentioned in Stat Accot [Statistical Account] please write
extract.
[Initialled] M.C. |
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DRUIM LOISGTE |
Druim Loisgte
Druim Loisgte
Druim Loisgte |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
Mr Livingstone Craignish |
148 |
A rocky ridge on the grazing of Aird.
Sig. [Signification] Burnt Ridge. |
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DRUIM BEITHE |
Druim Beithe
Druim Beithe
Druim Beithe |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Admiralty Charth |
148 |
A conspicuous ridge on the grazing of Aird, & a short distance S.E. [South East] of the above.
Sig. [Signification] Birch Ridge |
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PORT AN LIONAIDH |
Port an Lionaidh
Port an Lionaidh
Port an Lionaidh |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
D. McFarlane
Mr Livingstone |
148 |
A small shingley bay on the eastern shore of the parish.
Sig. [Signification] Bay of the flowing (of the Tide) |
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RUDHA NA TRÀIGHE |
Rudha an Traidh
Rudha an Traidh
Rudha an Traidh
Rudha na Tràighe |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
Mr McPherson Achanarnich
Dugald McFarlane Craignish
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
148 |
Applies to the extreme S.W. [South West] point of Craignish
Sig. [Signification] Point of the Ebb. |
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AN FHANG |
An Faing
An Faing
An Faing
"An Fhang" |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
D. McFarlane
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
148 |
A small natural feature somewhat resembling a sheepfold. Persons conveying Cattle &c. from Jura &c. have the right of landing them here.
Sig. [Signification] The Fold. |
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RUDH' A' CHRAINN |
Rudha na Crainn
Rudha na Crainn
Rudha na Crainn
Rudh' a' Chrainn |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
D. McFarlane |
148 |
A small point to the immediate east of the above
Sig. [Signification] Point of the Mast. |
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DORUS MÒR |
Dorus Mòr
Dorus Mòr
Dorus Mòr
Dorus Mòr |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish
D. McFarlane Craignish
Admiralty Chart
New Stat Accot [Statistical Account] |
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Applies to a navigable channel between the south of Craignish and the north of Garbh Reis.
Sig: [Signification] Large Gate |
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Rudha an Lionaidh
Rudha an Lionaidh
Rudha an Lionaidh
"Rudh' an Lionaidh" |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
D. McFarlane
GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
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Applies to the extreme S.E. [South East] point of Craignish.
Sig. [Signification] Point of the flowing (of the Tide) |
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Craignish Point
Craignish Point
Craignish Point |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr McPherson
Admiralty Chart |
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Plan 148-8 -- Craignish Ph. [Parish] |
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AM PRÌOSAN |
Am Prìosan
Am Prìosan
Am Prìosan |
Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael
Mr Campbell Gartcharran
D. McFarlane Craignish |
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Plan 149-1 -- Craignish Ph. [Parish]
[Volume signed]
B.H. Melville
Capt R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
July 1872 |
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Note,
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 21 APR. 1897
NAME BOOK
FOR THE
PARISH OF CRAIGNISH
ARGYLLSHIRE
1/2500 Scale
Kilmartin District
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Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allt a' Chait -- 130 -- 14 -- 9
Allt an Tri-chrioch -- 130 -- 15 -- 11
Allt a' Hoshuim -- 130 -- 15 -- 11
Achanarnich Bay -- 137 -- 16 -- 17
An Nighean Clèirich -- 137 -- 16 -- 18
Allt Bealach Arsa -- 138 -- 1 -- 23
Allt Dubh -- 138 -- 1 -- 24
Ardlarach -- 138 -- 2 -- 28
Acharonach -- 138 -- 2 -- 29
Ardfern -- 138 -- 6 -- 41
Achanarnich -- 138 -- 9 -- 49
Aird -- 148 -- 4 -- 59
An Fhang -- 148 -- 8 -- 63
Am Prìosan -- 149 -- 1 -- 65
Bàgh Carraige Mòire -- 130 -- 13 -- 6
Barrichbean -- 130 -- 14 -- 7
Barran an Aoil -- 130 -- 14 -- 9
Barravullin -- 130 -- 14 -- 10
Barbreck River -- 130 -- 15 -- 11
Barrananaoil -- 130 -- 15 -- 13
Burial Vault (Campbell family) -- 130 -- 15 -- 13
Bàgh Bàn -- 137 -- 12 -- 15
Bonnach Mòr -- 137 -- 12 -- 16
Bagh an Tigh-Stoir -- 138 -- 1 -- 21
Bealach Arsa -- 138 -- 1 -- 22
Barr na Moine -- 138 -- 1 -- 25
Barr Creagach -- 138 -- 2 -- 29
Barbreckmore -- 138 -- 2 -- 29
Burial Ground -- 138 -- 2 -- 30
Barbreck House -- 138 -- 3 -- 31
Barr na Coille -- 138 -- 5 -- 35
Bàgh Dail nan Ceann -- 138 -- 5 -- 38
Beinn an Dùin -- 138 -- 6 -- 39
Barachan -- 138 -- 9 -- 47
Barr Mòr -- 138 -- 9 -- 47
Barrfada -- 138 -- 9 -- 48
Bàgh Dùn Mhuilig -- 138 -- 13 -- 55
Burial Ground -- 138 -- 13 -- 57
Bàgh na Cille -- 148 -- 4 -- 60
Carraig Mhòr -- 130 -- 13 -- 5
Carraig Bheag -- 130 -- 13 -- 6
Cnoc an t-Seoil -- 130 -- 15 -- 12
Creagach Chrosgach -- 137 -- 12 -- 15
Chapel (Private) -- 137 -- 16 -- 19
Craignish Castle -- 137 -- 16 -- 19
Cnoc Smùdain -- 138 -- 1 -- 23
Cnoc nan Gobhar -- 138 -- 1 -- 24
Creag nam Mùran -- 138 -- 1 -- 24
Creag Bhreac -- 138 -- 1 -- 26
Creag Dubh -- 138 -- 2 -- 30
Cairn (Remains of) -- 138 -- 3 -- 33
Culbhaic -- 138 -- 5 -- 35
Clach Bharr -- 138 -- 5 -- 36
Cairns -- 138 -- 5 -- 38
Cairn -- 138 -- 6 -- 40
Church -- 138 -- 6 -- 41
Corran-beag -- 138 -- 6 -- 42
Clach an t-Sagairt -- 138 -- 6 -- 43
Creag a' Chait -- 138 -- 9 -- 48
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Cnoc Fraoich -- 138 -- 9 -- 50
Creag nan Tigh -- 138 -- 13 -- 56
Chapel (in ruins) (Cill Mairi) -- 138 -- 13 -- 57
Craignish Point -- 148 -- 8 -- 64
Druim Bàn -- 130 -- 15 -- 11
Druim Beag -- 137 -- 12 -- 15
Druim an Achanarnich -- 137 -- 12 -- 16
Druim a' Chaisteil -- 137 -- 16 -- 18
Daill -- 138 -- 1 -- 22
Druim Righ -- 138 -- 3 -- 31
Dail nan Ceann -- 138 -- 5 -- 38
Druim Beag -- 138 -- 9 -- 49
Druim Loisgte -- 148 -- 4 -- 61
Druim Beithe -- 148 -- 4 -- 61
Dorus Mòr -- 148 -- 8 -- 64
Eilean an Dùin -- 130 -- 13 -- 3
Eilean Buidhe -- 130 -- 13 -- 3
Eilean Arsa -- 130 -- 13 -- 5
Eilean Ona -- 137 -- 16 -- 17
Eilean Carnaich -- 138 -- 6 -- 40
Eilean Traidh - 138 -- 6 -- 41
Eilean Inshaig -- 138 -- 6 -- 45
Eilean na Nighinn -- 138 -- 9 -- 51
Eilean Mhic Chrion -- 138 -- 10 -- 53
Eilean Buidhe -- 138 -- 13 -- 56
Eilean Dubh -- 138 -- 13 -- 58
Fort -- 130 -- 13 -- 3
Fraoch Eilean -- 130 -- 13 -- 5
Fort -- 130 -- 13 -- 6
Fort (An Dùn) -- 130 -- 14 -- 9
Fort -- 137 -- 12 -- 16
Fort (Dun Glas) -- 138 -- 1 -- 24
Fort (Dun Ailne) -- 138 -- 5 -- 37
Fort -- 138 -- 6 -- 39
Free Church on the site of Tigh na h-Urnuighe -- 138 -- 6 -- 44
Fort -- 138 -- 9 -- 50
Fort -- 138 -- 9 -- 51
Fort (Dun Mhuilig) -- 138 -- 13 -- 55
Gemmil -- 138 -- 1 -- 23
Gartcharran -- 138 -- 13 -- 56
Inshaig Cottage -- 138 -- 6 -- 40
Kilbride -- 130 -- 15 -- 12
Kirkton -- 138 -- 13 -- 57
Lergychoniemore -- 130 -- 14 -- 7
Lergychoniebeag -- 130 -- 14 -- 8
Loch Beag -- 137 -- 16 -- 18
Liath Sgeir -- 138 -- 1 -- 22
Loch a' Mhadaidh -- 138 -- 2 -- 27
Loch na Ardla -- 138 -- 2 -- 27
Loch na Bèiste -- 138 -- 2 -- 28
Lochan a' Chlaiginn -- 138 -- 2 -- 30
Lochan Diol Choinnich -- 138 -- 5 -- 36
Loch Fada -- 138 -- 5 -- 37
Learigoligan -- 138 -- 6 -- 40
Leac an Duine-chòire -- 138 -- 9 -- 47
Loch Mhic Mhàirtein -- 138 -- 9 -- 48
Loch Craignish -- 138 -- 13 -- 58
Mullach Dubh -- 130 -- 14 -- 8
Meall Reamhar -- 138 -- 2 -- 27
Manse -- 138 -- 6 -- 42
Na Gairnial -- 137 -- 16 -- 17
Port Mhic Isaaic -- 138 -- 1 -- 21
Port Caol -- 138 -- 1 -- 24
Post Office -- 138 -- 6 -- 43
Port nan Athlaich -- 148 -- 4 -- 60
Port an Lionaidh -- 148 -- 4 -- 61
Rudh' a' Chùirn -- 138 -- 1 -- 21
Rudha Barr na Coille -- 138 -- 5 -- 35
Rudha na Traighe -- 148 -- 8 -- 63
Rudh' a' Chrainn -- 148 -- 8 -- 63
Rudh' an Lionaidh -- 148 -- 8 -- 64
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Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Sgeir Chapull -- 130 -- 13 -- 4
Staing Mhòr -- 130 -- 14 -- 7
School -- 130 -- 14 -- 10
Site of Chapel & Burial Ground -- 130 -- 15 -- 12
Site of Tumulus (Dunan Aula) -- 130 -- 15 -- 13
Soroba Hill -- 138 -- 1 -- 26
Site of Conflict between the Scots and Danes -- 138 -- 3 -- 31
Standing Stones -- 138 -- 3 -- 33
Site of Conflict between the Scots and Danes -- 138 -- 5 -- 38
Soroba -- 138 -- 6 -- 39
School -- 138 -- 6 -- 42
Sgeir Dhubh -- 138 -- 6 -- 45
South Corranmore -- 138 -- 9 -- 50
Sgeir Dhubh Mhic Larty -- 138 -- 13 -- 58
Sron an Droma -- 148 -- 4 -- 59
Sròn an Droma -- 148 -- 4 -- 59
Sròn Mhadadh -- 148 -- 4 -- 59
Stac na h-Iolaire -- 148 -- 4 -- 60
Traigh nam Mùsgan -- 130 -- 13 -- 4
Turnalt -- 130 -- 15 -- 11
Tumulus (Dunan Aula) Site of -- 130 -- 15 -- 13
Tom Dubh -- 138 -- 2 -- 30
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