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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
KILBERRY HEAD Killberry Head
Killberry Head
Killberry Head
Colin McIsac Shoemaker Kilberry
Mr Colin McMillan Kilberry
Archibald Bell Cuilghailtro
200 Applied to a small headland rising abruptly on the west from the rocky shore of the North Channel situated about 1/2 mile to w. [west] of Kilberry Castle and close by Toll and Chill Bherry, the name is well Known.
TOLLAN KILBERRY Toll an Chill Bherry Colin McIsac Shoemaker Kilberry
Mr Colin McMillan Kilberry
Archibald Bell Cuilghailtro
200 A small hollow nearly covered by small bushes and said to have been used as a hiding place by Lord Bernard the proprietor of Kilberry. About the year seventeen hundred & twenty seven while Lord Benrard had been in Ireland he quarreled with one Captain Carsaig a duel was accordingly arranged between them for the following day. but during the night Kilberry assassinated his adversary in bed being pursued by the authorities to Scotland he took refuge in the above hollow, when the detectives disappeared he returned to Kilberry Castle but had to retreat several times to his hiding place while the police had been searching the Castle situated on the west side of Kilberry head within fifteen links of a precipise Sig: [Signification] Kilberry's hiding place & hollow
CURACHAN BERRY Curachan Bherry Colin McIsac Shoemaker Kilberry
Mr Colin McMillan Kilberry
Archibald Bell Cuilghailtro
200 A rough rock on the shore between Port a Churaidh and Port Mhic Bheathainn Sig: [Signification] Berrys Little Boat.

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Kilberry Head [Note] north Channel?

Tollan Kilberry [Note] These names appear to have all been derived from "St. Berry." I have consequently adopted the modern spelling of that name in them all Bruce H. Melville Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]

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