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ARDENTRAIVE |
Ardentraive
Ardentraive
Ardentraive
Ardentraive
Ardintraive |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Mrs Black occupier
Estate Plan of Bute Island.
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A superior Farm building with Offices attached. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall |
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THE KNOWE |
The Knowe |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Mrs Black occupier Estate Plan of Bute Island
County Map |
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A small rocky eminence at little to the west of Ardentraive |
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POST OFFICE |
Post Office |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq Auchinbeck
Mrs Black Occupier
Estate Plan of Bute Island
County Map |
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A small stone Building near Colintraive Ferry. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell Southhall. |
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COLINTRAIVE INN |
Colintraive Inn
Colintraive Inn
Colintraive Inn |
Mr. M. McDougall
D.Buchanan Esq Auchinbeck
Peter Campbell |
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A small Inn situated a short distance from Colintraive pier. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell Southhall |
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CORN MILL |
Mill |
Mr. M. McDougall. D. Buchanan Esq Auchinbeck
Peter Campbell |
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A Mill ajoining Colintraive Inn. used for the purpose of grinding corn. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall |
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AN SLIABH |
Shleoa
Shleoa
Shleoa |
James McIntyre
Mr N. McDougall,
Mr. J. Brown, |
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A considerable Hill having a flat top on the Farm of Milton |
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PIER [Colintraive] |
Colintraive Pier
Colintraive Pier
Colintraive Pier
Colintraive Pier |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
Mr McDougall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Peter Campbell |
182 |
A long wooden pier projecting into the Kyles of Bute. it's the property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell on whoes land it stands. Dues are levied here in common with landing places along the coast. |
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COLINTRAIVE FERRY |
Colintraive Ferry
Colintraive Ferry |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell, South Hall
Mr McDougall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Peter Campbell
Estate Plan of Bute Island |
182 |
A public ferry across the Kyles of Bute from Colintraive Pier to Rue Bodach |
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AN SLIABH
"Sliabh," - A Mountain
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MILTON BURN |
Milton Burn
Milton Burn
Milton Burn |
Mr. W. McDougall.
D Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Mr. J. Brown
Peter Campbell |
182 |
A considerable stream having it's rise in a small Loch near Cnoc-an-Loch. It takes the name of Milton Burn from it's junction with [Allt-a-Ba?] running in a Southerly direction to influx with the Kyles of Bute |
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MILTON |
Milton |
Mr. McDougall
D. Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Mr. J Brown
Peter Campbell |
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An inferior farm steading. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall |
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CNOC MÒR |
Cnoc Mhor
Cnoc Mòr |
Mr. McDougall
D. Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Mr. J Brown
Peter Campbell
Corr: Gael [Correct Gaelic] |
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A very rocky Hill overlooking the Kyles of Bute. |
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Plan 182 - 16 -- Parish of Inverchaolain
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MILTON BURN
Arrangement of name comes upon
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ALLT GARBH-ACHAIDH |
Allt Garavachoan. Allt Gairbeachadh |
Mr. Brown Altgaltraig
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell |
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A small stream a little to the west of Allt Breac. Sign: [Signification] Burn of the Rough Field |
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ALTGALTRAIG POINT |
Altgaltraig Point
Altgaltraig Point
Altgaltraig Point |
Mr. Brown Altgaltraig
Rev: [Reverend] Mr Russell
Col: [Colonel] Campbell
Mr. J. Brown
Mr. W. McDougall |
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A well defined point of land below the Farmhouse of Upper Altgaltraig |
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ALLT BREAC |
Allt Breac |
Mr. Brown Altgaltraig
Rev: [Reverend] Mr Russell
Col: [Colonel] Campbell
Mr. J. Brown
Mr. W. McDougall |
182 |
A considerable and very rough stream, rising at the back of Cnoc Breac and falling into the Kyles of Bute a little to the east of Altgaltraig Point Sig: [Signification] Spotted Burn |
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ALLT GARBH-ACHAIDH
The letter i out
"Allt Gairbeach-achaidh," Cor: Gael: [Correct Gaelic]:
"ALLT GARBH-ACHAIDH," Cor: Gael [Correct Gaelic] |
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MILTON WOOD |
Milton Wood
Milton Wood
Milton Wood
Milton Wood |
Col [Colonel] Campbell
Mr. McIntyre Milton
Mr J. Brown Altgaltraig
Mr McDougall |
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A large tract of wood extending from Milton Farmhouse to Altgaltraig point |
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MILTON COTTAGE |
Milton Cottage |
Col [Colonel] Campbell
Mr. McIntyre Milton
Mr J. Brown Altgaltraig
Mr McDougall |
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A small cottage a little to the westward of Altgaltraig point, property of Col [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall |
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CRAIG NA SGÉITH |
Creag na Sgieth |
Col [Colonel] Campbell
Mr. McIntyre Milton
Mr J. Brown Altgaltraig
Mr McDougall |
182 |
A small cliff, a little to the west of of Milton Cottage, Sign. [Signification] Winged Craig |
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CRAIG NA SGÉITH
accent wanted
"CRAIG NA SGÉITH", Cor: Gael [Correct Gaelic], |
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CNOC BREAC |
Cnoc Breac
Cnoc Breac
Cnoc Breac |
Mr. Brown Upper Altgltraig
Mr. W. McDougall
Neil Brown |
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A small but conspicuous hill overlooking the Farmhouse of Upper Altgaltraig. Sign [Signification] Spotted Knoll |
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CREAG A' CHROM-BAGH |
Creag a Chrombag
Creag a Cromboiah
Creag a Chrombaigh |
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. J. Brown
Mr. McDougall |
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A small craig a little to the east of Cnoc Breac . Sign: [Signification] Craig of the crooked recess or bay. |
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UPPER ALTGALTRAIG |
Upper Altgaltraig
Upper Altgaltraig
Upper Altgaltraig
Upper Altgaltraig |
Col [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
Mr. J Brown Occupier
Mr. McDougall
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell |
182 |
A name applied to a Farmhouse and cottages. The property of Col [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall |
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CREAG A' CHROM-BAGH
Creag a Chrom-bàgh: Cor: Gael [Correct Gaelic].
Crom (adj.) [adjective] crooked
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Colintraive] |
School
School
School |
Col [Colonel] Campbell
Mr. McDougall
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell |
182 |
A small building used as a school in connection with the Free Church. The property of Col [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall. Supported by Col [Colonel] Campbell and small fee from the School |
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SOUTHHALL COTTAGES |
South Hall Cottages
South Hall Cottages
South Hall Cottages
South Hall Cottages |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
D.Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Neil Brown
Mr W. McDougall |
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This name applies to three small Cottages situated about a mile west from South Hall. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall. |
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ALLT DUBH |
Allt Dubh |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall D.Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Neil Brown
Mr W. McDougall |
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A considerable stream rising off Meallan Dubh and falling into the Kyles of Bute. |
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LOWER ALTGALTRAIG |
Lower Altgaltraig |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
D.Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Neil Brown
Mr W. McDougall |
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A Farm steading East of Upper Altgaltraig. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall |
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FREE CHURCH [Colintraive] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
Rev. [Reverend] A. Russell
Mr W. McDougall |
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A small Church with burying ground attached. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall |
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MEALLAN DUBH |
Meallan Dubh
Meallan Dubh
Meallan Dubh |
Mr W McDougall
Neil Brown
Peter Campbell |
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A considerable Hill overlooking the Kyles of Bute |
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GLEN NEIL |
Glen Neil
Glen Neil
Glen Neil |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Neil Brown |
194 |
A name applied to a glen through which the Inverneil Burn flows |
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INVERNEIL BURN |
Inverneil Burn |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Neil Brown |
194 |
A considerable stream rising near the head of Ben Breac. flowing through Glen Neil and falling into the Kyles of Bute. |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq: Auchenbeck
Mr. W. McDougall |
194 |
A small Farm steading. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall. |
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OLD BURIAL GROUND [Newton] |
Old Burying ground
Old Burying ground
Old Burying ground |
Mr. W. McDougall
Neil Brown
Peter McLean |
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A small piece of ground enclosed by what are now only the remains of banks which formerly served as a Burial Ground for the District |
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PRIEST'S WELL |
Priests' Well
Priests' Well |
John Black South Hall
Mr Morrison Colintraive |
194 |
Four chains North West and near the farm house of Newton there is a spring well known by a few as the Priests' Well but there is no tradition in the locality of any Church or Chapel having been near it |
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LODGE [Newton] |
Lodge |
John Black South Hall
Mr Morrison Colintraive |
194 |
A small building occupied by the gate keeper. the property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell on whose ground it [stands] |
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BARGEHOUSE POINT |
Bargehouse Point
Bargehouse Point
Bargehouse Point |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Mr. W. McDougall |
194 |
A well Known name applied to a point of land jutting into the Kyles of Bute |
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SOUTH HALL |
South Hall |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq: Auchinbuik
Mr. W. McDougall |
194 |
A fine Mansion having offices a Garden and a considerable portion of ornamental ground attached. The seat of the proprietor Col: [Colonel] Campbell |
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INVERNEIL |
Inverneil |
Col: [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D Buchanan Esq: Auchinbuik
Mr. W. McDougall |
194 |
A Farm steading and outbuildings. The property of Col [Colonel] Campbell Southall |
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BURIAL GROUND (Private) [South HaII] |
Family Burying Ground
Family Burying Ground
Family Burying Ground |
Col: [Colonel ]Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq. Auchinbeck
Revd. [Reverend] A Russell |
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A small piece of ground enclosed by stone walls, used as a burying place for the family of South Hall |
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MEALLAN GLAIC |
Meallan Glaic
Meallan Glaic
Meallan Glaic
Meallan Glaic |
Col. [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
D.Buchanan Esq:
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. McLean, Glaic |
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A considerable hill on the eastern side of Glen Neil Sign. [Signification] Hill (of the) Hollow |
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TOM LEANN MHÒIR |
Tom leann Mor
Tom Leann Mhòir |
Col. [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
D.Buchanan Esq: Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. McLean, Glaic |
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A large Knoll a little to the southof Meallan Glaic. Sign. [Signification] Big Hill of the swampy plain. |
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TOM LEANN BHIG |
Tom leann Bheag
Tom Leann Bhig |
Col. [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
D.Buchanan Esq: Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. McLean, Glaic |
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A small Knoll immediately to the south east of Tom leann Mor. Sign: [Signification] Little hill of the swampy plain |
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CREAGAN |
Creagan
Creagan
Creagan |
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. McLean Glaic
Neil Brown |
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A craig overlooking the Farmhouse of Glaic |
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GLAIC |
Glaic
Glaic |
Rev: [Reverend]
Mr. Russell
Mr. McLean Glaic
Neil Brown
Colonel Campbell |
194 |
A name applied to a Farm House and four Cottages. The property of Col [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall. |
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ALLT GLAIC |
Allt Glaic |
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. McLean Glaic
Neil Brown
Colonel Campbell |
194 |
A small stream rising a little above and flowing past the Farm house of Glaic, into the Kyles of Bute |
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CREAGAN
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TOM IOLAIRE |
Tom Iolaire
Tom Iolaire
Tom Iolaire |
Mr. McLean Glaic Mr. Clark Coustonn
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Russell |
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A small hill situated between Tom leann Bheag and Tom Buiahe. Signification - Eagle's Hill |
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Site of CONFLICT [Glaic] |
Site of Conflict
Site of Conflict
Site of Conflict |
Mr. McLean Glaic
Mr. McLean Inverneil
Neil Brown |
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Situated to the immediate north of [Glaic] and well known to the natives of this district as the Site of a Conflict between the Lamonts of Knocdu & the Campbells of [ ] Mr. McLean of Glaic thus narrates the tradition.
A farmer of Little Neil having died the farm fell to his widow. "The Lamonts of Knocdu taking [advantage] of a widow being in possession of the [farm] made frequent incursions for the purposes of robbery. The widow having complained to Sir Neil Campbell of Isla Craig, he assembled his tenants and on a favourable occasion marched to Little Neil & caught the Lamonts buisily engaged, Sir Neil fell on them before they could prepare and slaughtered nearly evryone." |
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ALLT A' MHUILINN |
Allt a Mhuileann
Allt a Mhuileann
Allt a Mhuileann |
Mr. Clark Coustonn
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Neil Brown |
194 |
A small stream. On the northern side are the ruins of a Mill. Sig: [Signification] Mill Stream |
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ALLT NA CNÒ |
Allt a Cno |
Mr. Clark Coustonn
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Neil Brown |
194 |
A small stram south of Allt a Mhuileann. Sig: [Signification] Nut Burn. |
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ALLT DARAICH |
Allt Darach
Allt Daraich |
Mr. Clark Coustonn
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Neil Brown |
194 |
A considerable stream, rising near Tom Cann Mor. Sig: [Signification] Oak Burn. |
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ALLT A' MHUILINN
"Allt a' Mhuilinn," The Mill burn
ALLT NA CNÒ
Allt na Cnò The nut burn |
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TOM BUIDHE |
Tom Buidhe
Tom Buidhe
Tom Buidhe |
Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. Clark Coustonn
Mr. McLean Glaic |
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A conspicuous hill, immediately above Strone point. Sig: [Signification] Yellow Knowe |
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BOAT HOUSE |
Boat House
Boat House
Boat House |
Col. [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq Auchinbeck
Mr. W. McDougall |
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A substantial stone building. The property of Col: [Colonel] Campbell Southall. |
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STONE CISTS & URNS FOUND [Boathouse] |
Stone Coffins and Urns found |
Col. [Colonel] Campbell South Hall
D. Buchanan Esq: Auchinbeck
Peter McLean |
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Col: [Colonel] Campbell states that stone coffins and Several Urns were found here when ploughing the field. |
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STRONE POINT |
Strone Point
Strone Point
Strone Point
Strone Point
Strone Point |
Col. [Colonel] Campbell of South Hall
Mr. McLean Glaic
Rev [Reverend] Mr Russell
Admiralty Chart
County Map |
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A well known name applied to a point of land, at the junction of Loch Striven and the Kyles of Bute |
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[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M. S. STORE 21 APR. [APRIL] 1897 SOUTHAMPTON
NAME BOOK
OF THE
PARISH OF INVERCHAOLAIN (Part of)
ARGYLLSHIRE
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Ardentraive -- 182 --16 -- 1
Allt Garbh-achaidh -- 182 --16 -- 5
Altgaltraig Point -- 182 --16 -- 5
Allt Brae -- 182 --16 -- 5
Allt Dubh -- 193 -- 4 -- 9
Allt Glaic -- 194 -- 1 -- 16
Allt a' Mhuilinn -- 194 -- 2 -- 19
Allt Na Crò -- 194 -- 2 -- 19
Allt Daraich -- 194 -- 2 -- 19
Bargehouse Point -- 194 -- 1 -- 3
Burial Ground (private) -- 194 -- 1 -- 14
Boathouse -- 194 -- 5 -- 22
Colintraive Inn -- 182 -- 16 -- 2
Corn Mill -- 182 -- 16 -- 2
Colintraive Ferry -- 182 -- 16 -- 3
Cnoc Mòr -- 182 -- 16 -- 4
Craig na Sgeith -- 182 -- 16 -- 6
Cnoc Breac -- 182 -- 16 -- 7
Creag a' Chrom-bagh -- 182 -- 16 -- 7
Creagan -- 194 -- 1 -- 16
F.C. [Free Church] School -- 182 -- 16 -- 8
Free Church -- 193 -- 4 -- 10
Glen Neil -- 194 -- 1 -- 11
Glac -- 194 -- 1 -- 16
Inverneil Burn -- 194 -- 1 -- 11
Inverneil -- 194 -- 1 -- 13
Lower Altgaltraig -- 193 -- 4 -- 9
Lodge -- 194 -- 1 -- 12
Milton Burn -- 182 -- 16 -- 4
Milton -- 182 -- 16 -- 4
Milton Wood -- 182 -- 16 -- 6
Milton Cottage -- 182 -- 16 -- 6
Meallan Dubh -- 194 -- 1 -- 11
Meallan Glaic -- 194 -- 1 -- 15
Newton -- 194 -- 1 -- 12
Old Burial Ground -- 194 -- 1 -- 12
Priest's Well -- 194 -- 1 -- 12
Post Office -- 182 -- 16 -- 1
Pier -- 182 -- 16 -- 3
Sliabh -- 182 -- 16 -- 3
Southall Cottages -- 193 -- 4 -- 9
South Hall -- 194 -- 1 -- 13
Strone Point -- 194 -- 6 -- 23
The Knowe -- 182 -- 16 -- 1
Tom Leann Mhoire -- 194 -- 1 -- 15
Tom Leann Bhig -- 194 -- 1 -- 15
Tom Iolaire -- 194 -- 1 -- 17
Tom Buidhe -- 194 -- 2 -- 20
Upper Altgaltraig -- 182 -- 16 -- 7 |
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