OS1/2/5/123
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EAG NA BÉISTE | Eige na Beiste Eige na Beiste Eige na Beiste "Eag na Béiste". |
Colin McNeil Neil McGougan Mr Murray factor for J Morton Esq Gael: ortho. [Gaelic orthography] |
234 | A prominent opening on the hill a short distance south of Cnoc Mor. So called from its affording shelter to Cattle in stormy weather. Sign. [Signification] "Notch of the Beast" |
| FANG BHEAG | Fang Beag Fang Bheag |
Colin McNeil Neil McGougan Mr Murray factor for J Morton Esq Little Sheepfold |
234 | An enclosure formed by rocks on the north and south sides a little to the south of Eige na Beiste" Sig [Signification] "Small Fank" |
| GARBH CHLADACH | Garbh Cladach Garbh Cladach Garbh Cladach "Garbh Chladach" |
Colin McNeil Neil McGougan John Graham Rough Beach |
234 | Applicable to the foreshore on the west side of the Island of Cara extending from Port na Seralac southwards to Maol a Mhor Rain. Sign [Signification] "Rough Beach" |
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Garbh Chladach [note]
Unimportant
Transcriber's notes
Note: a "Fank" is a sheep-pen or sheepfold.Garbh Cladach is marked as "Unimportant"; it is not named on the map nor listed in the index.
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Alison James- Moderator, hillhere
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