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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| COTHOUSE INN | Cot House Inn Cot House Inn Cot House Inn |
Mr McKinnon prop [proprietor] Sign Board James Turnbull Dalilongart |
174 | A roadside Inn near the bridge over the "River Eachaig" |
| ARDBEG | Ardbeg | R. J. Unwin Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] | 174 | Two villas near the side of "River Eachaig", and which are considered the North West end of the village of "Kilmun" |
| KILMUN COTTAGE | Kilmun Cottage | Mr. Weir, Tenant | 174 | Two villas near the side of "River Eachaig", and which are considered the North West end of the village of "Kilmun" |
| ALLT NA SRUTHLAIG | Allt na Sruthlaig Allt na Sruthlaig Allt na Sruthlaig |
Duncan Campbell Gairletter Peter Crawford, Strone Donald White, Cnocan |
174 | A stream rising off Kilmun Hill and falling into Holy Loch at the village of Kilmun, From the words Allt & Sruthlag each signifying a stream, it is very probable that the original name was "Sruthlag" only and the word "Allt" came in course of time to be added to it, The name as it now stands was well known 50 years ago but is now only known to the elder portion of the people in its locality. |
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[Page] 16County of Argyll -- Ph. [Parish] of Kilmun
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