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KILCALMONELL AND KILBERRY |
Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
Kilcalmonell & Kilberry |
Sherrifs' Returns
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Old Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Origines Parochiales
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell Ph. [Parish] Minister |
Various |
Kilcalmonell is the most northerly part of the peninsula of Kintyre, being bounded on the North by the isthmus at Tarbert. For a short distance it comprehends the whole breadth of the peninsula from Loch Tarbert on the West to Loch fine on the E [East] till separated from the latter by the narrow but long parish of Saddel and Skipness. The name is of Gaelic derivation, & signifies the burying-place of Malcolm O'Neill.
Kilberry is situated in the district of Knapdale is separated from Kilcalmonell by West Loch Tarbert, and bounded by the sea on all sides except on the North where it is bounded by the parish of South Knapdale. The name is supposed to be derived from Cill-a-Mhairi. the burying-place of Mary. |
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Kilberry is separated from Kilcalmonell
by West Loch Tarbert. There is no portion
of any other Parish contained within
the boundary of this Parish.
[Note below description:]
The above is unreliable
as to derivations
[Initialled] T.P.W |
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CHURCH |
Church |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Fraser
D. Sinclair Esqr.
Mr. McIntyre. Eascaird |
192 |
A plain edifice Situated on an eminence outside the village of Tarbert, used as a Chapel of Ease, in Connection with the parish church of Kilcalmonell. The burial ground is situated about 5 chains South east |
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SCHOOL |
School |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Fraser
D. Sinclair Esqr.
Mr. McIntyre Eascaird |
192 |
A small building adjoining and in connection with the above. |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Murray
James E McLarty |
192 |
An oblong edifice, (plain) used by, and the property of the Free Church Congregation |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL |
School |
Revr. [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. Murray
James E McLarty |
192 |
A commodious & neat building, in connection with the above. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
[Note under Church:]
Chapel of Ease? |
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BANK [Union Bank, Tarbert] |
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch of)
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch of)
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch of) |
W Calman Esqr. Banker
James E McLarty
Ticket on Window |
192 |
A handsome building used as an office for conducting the business in connection with the Union Bank of Scotland. The property of the same. |
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EAST LOCH TARBERT |
East Loch Tarbert
East Loch Tarbert
East Loch Tarbert |
Mr. Murray
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
James E McLarty Tarbert |
192 |
An irregular shaped arm of Loch Fyne. It contains several rocky islands, and forms a good & safe anchorage for small vessels. The village of Tarbert is built around its head. |
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CASTLE (In Ruins) [Tarbert] |
Castle (Ruins) |
Mr. Murray
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilmhamaig
James E McLarty Tarbert
Old Stat: [Statistical] Account
New Stat: [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
192 |
An extensive ruin situated on a commanding eninence a little east of Tarbert. The walls are much dilapidated (varying in height from 1 to 8 feet, and about 5 feet thick) with the exception of tower on south east side, which is pretty entire, with 2 vaults underneath. The north western is nearly level with the ground, but the foundation stones are still distinctly seen, (shown by 2 lines on trace) On the northern extremity are two round towers; the southern defended by a circular, and a square tower, the former at the South west angle is not very distinct although traceable. In the south portion of the riun, there is what appears, and is said, to have been a well. Tradition hath it, that it was supplied with water from a strong spring called 'Tobar Bhealaich Carrach' (trace 2) & situated on opposite side of the above loch. "The entrance to Kintyre was formerly defended by a chain of forts, one at each end of the isthmus at Tarbert and one in the centre. The principal of them the Castle of Tarbert is at this day a fine old ruin. It is said that it was supplied with water." Old Statistical Account. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
[Additional quotation re. Castle:]
"A more interesting ruin exists in the
Castle of Tarbert situated on the southern
side of East Loch Tarbert. The neighbouring
isthmus, about a mile in breadth, from
which both lochs & castle take their
name (said to be derived from two Gaelic
words 'draw-boat') & across which it is
alleged that in 1098 Magnus Berfaet King
of Norway, in order to establish his claim
to Kintyre as an island, caused himself to
be drawn in a galley, a similar event
was witnessed in the time of King Robert Bruce
by whom the Castle was built. In the year
1315 that King visited the isles & within the
next 10 years commenced to build the Castle in which
in 1326 he seems to have resided for some time" Origines Parochiales |
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CARNBAAN |
Carnbaan
Carnbaan
Carnbaan |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor for Stonefield
Ronald McDougall. Lochend
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor Tarbert |
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A range of dwelling houses on a County road about half a mile west of Tarbert. The property of George Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor for Stonefield
Ronald McDougall Lochend
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor Tarbert |
192 |
A steep rocky bank on south side of county road, a little east of the above. Signification "Black Crag" |
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AUCHNAGLAICK |
Auchnaglaick |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor for Stonefield
Ronald McDougall Lochend
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor Tarbert |
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A small farmsteading, The property of G C. Campbell Esqr. |
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LAGLOINN |
Lagloinn |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor for Stonefield
Ronald McDougall Lochend
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor Tarbert |
192 |
A range of old dwelling houses a little west of the village of Tarbert.
Derivation Lag A hollow Lonn "A piece of timber put under a boat to facilitate launching." |
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BRUACHSÙIBH |
Bruacha Sùibh
Bruacha Sùibh
Bruacha Sùibh
"Bruachsùibh" |
D Sinclair Esqr.
A. McMillan
Mr. Murray Tarbert
Berryhill |
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A small farm steading. The property of G. C. Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. |
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TARBERT |
Tarbert
Tarbert
Tarbert
Tarbert |
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr. Murray Road Surveyor
Postal Stamp
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
192 |
A village of considerable size, situated at head of an arm of Loch Fyne called "East Loch Tarbert, There is part of it in the parish of South Knapdale, It contains two Churches, an established, and a free, two schools respectively in connection with the same, a Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland, a Post Office & Savings bank, a Hotel, and Quay accommodation. The inhabitants are chiefly engaged in the herring fishing |
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BAILE-UACHDARACH |
Baile-uachdarach
Baile-uachdarach
Baile-uachdarach |
Mr. Murray
A McMillan
James E. McLarty Tarbert |
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Several old dwelling houses a little above the village of tarbert
Derivation, "Upper Town" |
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Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry.
[Note above Bruachsùibh:]
?Accent -- an t-Suibh |
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CRUACH BHUIDHE |
Cruach Bhuidhe
Cruach Bhuidhe
Cruach Bhuidhe |
Angus McMillan
D McColl, Barran
Dr. [Doctor] Campbell, Tarbert |
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A conspicuous hill of considerable height overlooking the mouth of East Loch Tarbert. Signification "Yellow hill". |
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TOBAR TIGHEARNA |
Tobar Tighearna
Tobar Tighearna
Tobar Tighearna |
Angus McMillan
D McColl, Barran
Dr. [Doctor] Campbell, Tarbert |
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A fine spring of water, at northern base of the above hill.
Sign. [Signification] "Lord or Chiefruler's well or spring". |
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MEALDARROCH COTTAGE |
Mealdarroch Cottage
Mealdarroch Cottage |
Angus McMillan
D McColl, Barran
Dr. [Doctor] Campbell, Tarbert
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Factor |
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A good dwelling house and offices, occupied by Mr. McFarlane, farmer of Mealdarroch. It is the property of George Colin Campbell
Esqr. of Stonefield. |
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CNOC A' CHALLA |
Cnoc a' Challa
Cnoc a' Challa |
A McMillan
D. McColl |
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A steep and rocky hill immediately east of the above.
Sign. [Signification] "The calamity hill"
Probably so called from a man having drowned himself near the spot.
[Initialled] T.P.W. |
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RUDH' A' MHADAIDH BHUIDHE |
Rhudha Mhadaidh Bhuidhe
Rhudha Mhadaidh Bhuidhe
Rhudha Mhadaidh Bhuidhe
Rhudh' a' Mhadaidh Bhuidhe |
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
Neil McMillan, Carnbuie
Mr McFarlane, Larkfield
The Yellow dog's Point. |
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A rocky point jutting into East Loch Tarbert. Signification, "Yellow dog promontory" |
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MADADH MAOL |
Madadh Maol |
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
Neil McMillan Carnbuie
Mr. McFarlane, Larkfield |
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A very small rock covered at high water & situated a little off the above.
Sign. [Signification] "Bald dog" |
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RUDH' AN T-SERGEANT |
Rudh' ant-Sergeant |
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
Neil McMillan Carnbuie
Mr. McFarlane, Larkfield |
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A small point at mouth of East Loch Tarbert & on which is erected a substantial wooden pier, for the landing & embarking of passengers only. The property of G. C. Campbell Esqr. |
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BREACLARAICH (Ruins) |
Breaclaraich |
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
Neil McMillan, Carnbuie
Mr. McFarlane, Larkfield |
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A small ruin, a little south of the above.
Sign. [Signification] 'Speckled ruin' |
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SRÒN GHARBH |
Sròn Garbh
"Sròn Gharbh" |
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
Neil McMillan, Carnbuie
Mr. McFarlane, Larkfield
G:ortho: [Gaelic orthography] |
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A prominent & rocky projection on the grazing of Mealdarroch.
Sign. [Signification] "Rough nose" |
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MEALDARROCH (Ruins) |
Mealdarroch
Mealdarroch
Mealdarroch
Mealldarrach |
D Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr McFarlane, Tenant
Mr Murray, Road Surveyor Tarbert. |
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Several ruins formerly a farmsteading. The property of G C Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. Derivation "Oak hill". |
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MEALDARROCH POINT |
Mealdarroch Point
"Mealldarach Point" |
D Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr McFarlane
Mr Murray, Road Surveyor Tarbert.
Oak hill point |
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Applicable to a bold & rocky headland, on the west shore of Loch Fyne, a little east of the above. |
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GLAC DHOMHAIN |
Glac Dhomhain
Glac Dhomhain
Glac Dhomhain |
Angus McMillan Tarbert
Donald Leitch Barfad
D McColl Barran |
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A name applied to a rocky ravine, on south side of the above point.
Signification, "Deep hollow" |
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GLAC CHALLTUINN |
Glac Challtuinn
Glac Challtuinn
Glac Challtuinn |
A McMillan
D Leitch
D McColl |
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A rocky hollow aituated a little south of Mealdarroch Point. Sign. [Signification] "Hazel dell, or hollow" |
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RUDHA LOISGTE |
Rudha Loisgte |
A McMillan
D Leitch
D McColl |
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A small & rocky point jutting into Loch Fyne about 20 chains north of Mealdarroch.
Sign. [Signification] "Burnt promontory" |
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ALLT A' BHACAIN |
Allt a' Bhacain |
A McMillan
D Leitch
D McColl |
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A small stream flowing into Loch Fyne a little west of the above point.
Signification "The stake burn" |
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RHU POINT |
Rhu Point
Rhu Point
Rhu Point |
D. Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Neil McMillan, Carnbuie
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig |
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A wooded point of land jutting into West Loch Tarbert, about ¼ of a mile south of Rhu (201.12 trace 1). |
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EILEAN EÒGHAINN |
Eilean Eoghann
Eilean Eòghainn |
D. Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Neil McMillan, Carnbuie
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig |
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A well known name applied to a small rocky island, in West Loch Tarbert, situated a little south of the above.
Signification "Ewan's island" |
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[Rhu Point] See Page 13 |
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RHU |
Rhu
Rhu
Rhu |
D Sinclair Esq. Factor Kilhamaig
Mr. McIntyre Eascaird
Neil McMillan Carnbuie |
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A finely situated dwelling house, with offices & ornamental grounds attached. It is presently used as a shooting Lodge. The property of George Colin Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. Derivation, Point or "promontory" |
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ACHADACAIE |
Acha-da-caie
Achadacaie |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor Kilhamaig
Mr. McIntyre Eascaird
Neil McMillan Carnbuie |
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A cothouse on the farm of Achnancarrnan. The property of G C Campbell Esqr.
Der. [Derivation] not known.
Probably - achadh - + dachaidh
Field of the home or dwelling-place.
[Initialled] T.P.W. |
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ABHAINN BARDARAVINE |
Abhainn Bardaravine |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor Kilhamaig
Mr. McIntyre Eascaird
Neil McMillan Carnbuie |
201 |
A small river bearing this name from Allt Tarsuinn (201 trace 8) being continuation of the same, flows in a westerly direction and falls into West Loch Tarbert, about 30 Chains north of Rhu.
Sign [Signification] "Bardaravine Water" |
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BARDARAVINE |
Bardaravine |
D Sinclair Esqr. Factor Kilhamaig
Mr. McIntyre Eascaird
Neil McMillan Carnbuie |
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Applicable to a small farmsteading, the farm now, blended with Eascaird. The property of G C Campbell Esqr.
Derivation not known. |
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DUPPIN (Ruins) |
Duppin (Ruins)
Duppin (Ruins)
Duppin (Ruins) |
D Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr. McIntyre
Neil McMillan |
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Several ruins, formerly a farmsteading, the buildings are nearly demolished, but the name is well known, & should be retained. Signification not known. |
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ACHNANCARRANAN |
Achnancarranan |
D Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr. McIntyre
Neil McMillan |
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A superior farmsteading, and grazing. The property of G. C. Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield |
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ALLT AN DÒBHRAIN |
Allt an Dòbhrain
Allt an Dòbhrain
Allt an Dòbhrain |
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig
Mr. McIntyre,
Neil McMillan |
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A small stream rising about ¼ of a mile east of the above farm, flows in a westerly direction and falls into West Loch Tarbert, near Rhu Point (201.11) Sign. [Signification] "The otter's burn" |
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EASAN NA CAORACH |
Easan na Caorach |
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig
Mr. McIntyre
Neil McMillan |
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A stream rising off Cnoc na Caorach, (201.16 trace 3) flows northerly, & falls into Abhainn Bardaravine
Sign. [Signification] "Small Cataract of the Sheep" |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry -- Argyllshire
[Note above Allt an Dòbhrain description:]
Sth [South] East ½ |
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EILEAN ARAICH MHÒIR |
Eilean Arimhor
Eilean Arimhor
Eilean Arimhor
Eilean Araich Mhòir |
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
Island of great Strength, or Island (of the ) Stronghold in reference to the fort. |
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Applicable to a rocky knoll nearly surrounded by water at full tide, on eastern shore of West Loch Tarbert. And on the summit of which is situated the remains of a small Fort. |
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FORT [Eilean Araich Mhòir] |
Fort |
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig
Angus McMillan, Tarbert |
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And on the summit of which [Eilean Araich Mhòir] is situated the remains of a small Fort, oval in form, about 66 ft [feet] in length, and 33 in breadth, no information further than that it is an old fort, can be obtained in the locality. |
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CEANN-NA-CRAIGE |
Ceannacraig
"Ceann-na-craige" |
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
The Craig Head |
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A good farmsteading. The property of George Colin Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. |
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EILEAN CEANN NA CRAIGE |
Eilean Ceannacraig
"Eilean Ceann na Craige" |
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
Gilbert Sinclair, Ceannacraig
Angus McMillan, Tarbert
The Craig Head Island |
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A name applied to a rocky island of considerable prominence, in West Loch Tarbert. |
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[Note to Eilean Araich Mhoir]
N.B. More probably from Arach, aich - a field of battle,
hence this name could be
'Island of the great battle-field'
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ALLT RHU |
Allt a' Rhu
Allt a' Rhu
Allt Ruadh
Allt an Rudha
Allt Rhudh |
Gilbert Sinclair Ceannacraig
Neil McMillan Carnbuie
Red Burn
Burn of the Point
Burn (of the) Plants. |
201 |
A good stream rising a little east of Cnoc na Caorach (trace 3), pursues a westerly, & somewhat rugged course, and falls into West Loch Tarbert.
Signification, "Rhu burn". See House of "Rhu". |
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CNOC NA CAORACH |
Cnoc na Caorach or
Cnoc nan Caorach |
Gilbert Sinclair Ceannacraig
Neill McMillan Carnbuie
Hill of the Sheep |
201 |
A feature of considerable prominence, on the grazing of Achnancarranan
Sign. [Signification] "Hill of the Sheep". |
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CLADH BHRIDE |
Cladh Bhride
Cladh Bhride
Cladh Bhride
Cloadh-Bhride |
Gilbert Sinclair Ceannacraig
Neill McMillan Carnbuie
Mr McIntyre Eascaird
Dr. [Doctor] Campbell Glenralloch
D Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig |
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This name is applied to the burial place of the Campbells of Stonefield family, & used prior to the erection of Mausoleum situated a little north of the mansion house of Stonefield. Derivation, Bride's burying ground or place; from (a priest of that name) St. Bride. [Initialled] T.P.W |
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CHAPEL (Ruins of) [Cladh Bhride] |
Chapel (Ruins) |
Gilbert Sinclair Ceannacraig
Neill McMillan Carnbuie
Mr. McIntyre Eascaird
Dr. [Doctor] Campbell Glenralloch
D Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig |
201 |
A small ruin adjoining the above. In length about 30 ft. [feet] and about 15 in breadth, the walls about 3 ft [feet] in height, said by the Authorities quoted, to have been a place of worship, at some remote period. |
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PH [Parish] of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
[Note under Chapel (Ruins of) Cladh Bhride]
St Bride's Chapel (Ruins of)? |
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CNOC AN FHREACADAIN |
Cnoc an Fhreacadain |
G Sinclair
Neil McMillan Carnbuie |
201 |
A good feature, rocky on the south side side, & situated about half a mile east of Ceannacraig (201.15 trace 6)
Signification, "The watch hill". |
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CRUACH BHIORACH |
Cruach Bhiorach |
G Sinclair
Neil McMillan Carnbuie |
201 |
A prominent rocky hill a little east of the above.
Sign. [Signification] "Sharp or pointed hill" |
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CNOC AN TOBAIR |
Cnoc an Tobar
"Cnoc an Tobair" |
G Sinclair
Neil McMillan Carnbuie
Correct Gaelic |
201 |
Applicable to a hill of considerable height & prominence, on the grazing of Achnancarranan.
Sign. [Signification] "Eminence of the well or spring" |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
[Note under Cnoc an Tobair]
Written on Plan 211 |
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DUNMORE FERRY |
Dunmore Ferry
Dunmore Ferry
Dunmore Ferry |
Mr. McLean, Factor
Mr. Rankine Ph. [Parish] School master
Mr. Walker, Tighnafraoch |
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A public Ferry crossing "West Loch Tarbert from Kilchamiag to Dunmore. |
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DUN KILCHAMAIG |
Dun Kilchamaig |
Mr. McLean, Factor
Mr. Rankine Ph. [Parish] School master
Mr. Walker, Tighnafraoch |
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A small hill on a ridge like shape. The surface of whcih is covered with Brushwood. |
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PLOC ARD |
Ploc-ard
Ploc Ard |
Mr. McLean, Factor
Mr. Rankine Ph. [Parish] School master
Mr. Walker, Tighnafraoch |
212 |
A small hill covered with forest wood. Sig [Signification] the round mass
Sig. [Signification] The high hump
[Initialled] T.P.W. |
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GARTNAGRENACH BAY |
Gartnegrenach Bay |
Mr. McLean, Factor
Mr. Rankine Ph. [Parish] School master
Mr. Walker, Tighnafraoch |
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A small creek or bay on the sea coast of the farm of Gartnagrenach |
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EILEAN NAN CRAOBH |
Eilean nan Croabh
Eilean nan Croabh
Eilean nan Croabh
Eilean nan Craobh |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Walker
Mr. Rankine |
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A small rocky island situated between High and Low water on the sea shore of the farm of Kilchamaig. Sig. [Signification] the tree island. |
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KILCHAMAIG BAY |
Kilchamaig Bay |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Walker
Mr. Rankine |
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A small sandy creek or Bay on the sea coast of the farm of Kilchamaig. |
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WHITEHOUSE |
Whitehouse
Whitehouse |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Walker
Mr. Rankine
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
212 |
A small hamlet the property of Colin Campbell Esqr. of Barmore |
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SCHOOL [Whitehouse] |
School |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Walker
Mr. Rankine |
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A school under the direction of the Society for propagating Christian Knowledge. The ordinary branches of an English education are taught. |
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Plan 212.3 Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry |
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CORN MILL [Whitehouse] |
Corn Mill
Corn Mill
Corn Mill |
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. McLean |
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A Corn Mill immediately south of Whitehouse, and adjacent is a small Saw Mill. The property of Colin Campbell Esqr. of Barmore near Tarbert. |
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REDHOUSE |
Redhouse |
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. McLean |
212 |
A small Cottage the property of Colin Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield - South Knapdale |
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ARIVORE |
Arivore |
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. McLean |
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A few Cottages in bad repair formerly a farm of land was attached which is now blended with that of "Arivore Farm" |
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CNOC DONN |
Cnoc Donn |
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. McLean |
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A small eminence planted with mixed wood lying west of Arivore. Sig. [Signification] The brown hill |
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KILCHAMAIG |
Kilchamaig
Kilchamaig
Kilchamaig |
Mr. Sinclair Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. McLean
Mr. Rankine |
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A fine farm house and Offices Occupied by Mr. Sinclair, Factor, and the property of Colin Campbell Esqr. |
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HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HEREABOUTS [Kilchamaig] |
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Mr. Rankine says that it is supposed that a chapel had once been here about, altho' [although] no evidence of such can now be found further than the name. And the remains of the burial ground.
"Other chapels dependent on the mother church of St. Colmanell appear to have been situated at Kilmichael & Kilchamaig, both on the Western Coast. The former near the Southern and the latter near the northern end of the parish". Origines Parochiales |
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CNOCNAGAIBHRE |
Cnoc-na-gaibhre
Cnocnagabhar
Cnocnagobhar
Cnocnagobhar
Cnocnagobhar |
Hill of the goat
Mr. McLean Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Sinclair |
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2 Cottages on the farm of Kilchamaig the property of Colin Campbell Esqr. |
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GATEHOUSE |
Gatehouse |
Mr. McLean
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Sinclair |
212 |
A small Cottage on the Co. [County] road side north of Tighnafraoich |
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[Notes to Human Remains found hereabouts]
Site of chapel & Grave yard?
Is not this remains of the graveyard?
In the field South of the farm
house of Kilchamaig a considerable
quantity of human remains were found
in the course of levelling the ground for
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TIGH-AN-FHRAOICH |
Tighnafraoich
Tighnafraoich
Tighnafraoich Tigh-an-fhraoich |
Mr. McLean
Mr Sinclair
Neil Walker
The Heather House. |
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A Cottage on the Co. [County] road side and the farm of Kilchamaig The property of C. Campbell Esqr. Sig. [Signification] The heather house |
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GRASSFIELD BURN |
Grassfield Burn
Grassfield Burn
Grassfield Burn |
Mr. McLean
Mr Stewart, Grassfield
Neil Walker |
212 |
A considerable stream or burn having its source from Loch Freasdail and running in a Northerly direction to "Whitehouse Burn" |
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ARIVORE FARM |
Arivore Farm
Arivore Farm
Arivore Farm |
Mr. Sinclair Factor
Mr. Mundell Occr [Occupier]
Mr. McLean Sub Factor |
212 |
A fine fam house and Offices the property of Colin Campbell Esqr. This was formely called Stonefield, but is recenly changed to "Arivore Farm" On the burn side west of the house is a small enclosure or Family Burial Tomb in which is a stone bearing the inscription "Archibald Campbell 1777" |
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WHITEHOUSE BURN |
Whitehouse Burn
Whitehouse Burn
Whitehouse Burn |
Mr. McLean
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine |
212 |
A Considerable stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Lonlea and running in a south easterly direction to its influx with "West Tarbert Loch" |
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REDHOUSE BURN |
Redhouse Burn
Redhouse Burn
Redhouse Burn |
Mr. McLean Teacher Whitehouse
Mr. McLean Factor
Mr. Rankine |
212 |
A Considerable stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Lonlea and running in a Westerly direction past Redhouse to West Loch Tarbert. |
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LONLIA |
Lonlia |
Mr. McLean Whitehouse
Mr. Donald Campbell - Lonlia
Mr. R. Stewart Grassfield |
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A farmhouse having offices attached the property of C. Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. |
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SGEIR NA LÙIB |
Sgeir an Luib
Sgeir an Luib
Sgeir an Luib |
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster
Lachlan McLean Corran
Mr. McLean, Factor |
212 |
A small rocky island Covered at high water On the sea shore of the farm of Loop hence the name. |
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WEST LOCH TARBERT |
West Loch Tarbert
West Loch Tarbert
West Loch Tarbert
West Loch Tarbert
West Loch Tarbert
West Loch Tarbert |
Mr. McLean, Cnocnagobhar,
Mr. Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Old Stat [Statistical] Account |
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A branch of the Atlantic separating the 2 divisons of the united parish of Kilcalmonell and Kilberry. It commences between Clachan and Ardpatrick and terminates at West Tarbert |
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Plan 212.5 Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry Argyllshire |
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DÙN LEUM NA MUIC |
Dun Leamnamuck
Dun Leamnamuck
Dun Leamnamuck
Dun Leum na Muic |
Donald McWhilkin, Leamnamuck
Mr. Rankine Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Mr. Sinclair, Factor, Kilchamaig |
212 |
A small fort on the summit of Dun Leum na Muic, an eminence on the farm of Leamnanamuck. This is one of a chain of forts along this coast, and as to their age or by whom they may have been founded, there is no tradition can be gleaned, farther than they are believed to be of a very early period. |
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FORT [Dùn Leum na Muic] |
Dun Leum na Muic |
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A small fort on the summit of Dun Leum na Muic, an eminence on the farm of Leamnanamuck. This is one of a chain of forts along this coast, and as to their age or by whom they may have been founded, there is no tradition can be gleaned, farther than they are believed to be of a very early period. |
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GARTNAGRENACH |
Gartnegrenach
Gartnegrenach
Gartnegrenach |
Mr. Sinclair Factor
Mr. Rankine
Neil Walker, Tighnafraoich |
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A farm house and offices the property of Colin Campbell Esqr. of Barmore near Tarbert. |
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DÙN GARTNAGRENACH |
Dun Garnegrenach |
Mr Sinclair Factor
Mr Rankine
Neil Walker, Tighnafraoich |
212 |
A natural hill planted with mixed wood on the farm of Gartnegrenach. |
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Plan 212-6 Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry Argyllshire
[Note to Dùn Leum na Muic:]
Signif. [Signification]
Dun of the hog's leap.
Dun Leum na Muic
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apparently to a hill of a ridge like shape
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LEAMNAMUIC |
Leamnamuck
Leamnamuck
Leamnamuck
Leamnamuic |
Donald McWhikan Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Sinclair, Factor
Rental
Adopted - See Leam-na-Muic |
212 |
A farm house and offices. The property of Colin Campbell Esqr. of Barmore near Tarbert. |
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ALLTAN FHEARACHAIR |
Alltan Fhearachar
Alltan Fhearachair |
Donald McWhikan
Mr. Sinclair, Factor |
212 |
A small stream or burn having its source from Loch Dughall, and running in a North westerly direction to its influx with West Loch Tarbert. Sig. [Signification] Farqur's burn |
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BURIAL GROUND [Cladh MhìcheiI] |
Claogh Mhichail
Claogh Mhichail
Claogh Mhichail
Cladh Mhìcheil |
Mr. Rankine Ph. [Parish] Teacher
Mr. McLean
Mr. Sinclair Kilchamaig
Michael's Burial Ground. |
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A Old Burial ground presently used as a place of interment for the inhabitants of the neighbourhood.
"In Claogh Mhichail are interred the mortal remains of the peasantry of the neighbourhood, no doubt of diversified characters, but swept away in the flood of time, and unknown"
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Plan 212-7 Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
[Note]
Burial Ground (Cladh Mhìcheil) as written on Plan
but rather too far
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LOCH FREASDAIL |
Loch Freasdail
Loch Freasdail
Loch Freasdail |
History of Kintyre, by P. Macintosh
John McMillan, Clachan
Neill Thomson, Scotmill |
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A loch situated about haf a mile to the south-west of Grassfield on the estate of C. Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. Sig. [Signification] (Loch of Supply) |
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CNOC NA CUAIRTE |
Cnoc na Cuairteach
Cnoc na Cuairteach
Cnoc na Cuairteach
"Cnoc Cuairteach".
Cnoc na Cuairte |
Mr. McLean, Cnocnagobhar
Neill Thomson
John McMillan
Round Hill
The Circle Hill |
212 |
A hill on the estate of C. Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield situated immediately to the north-west of Loch Freasdaile. Sig. [Signification] (Whirling Hill) |
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GRASSFIELD |
Grassfield
Grassfield
Grassfield |
R. Stewart, Grassfield
Mr McLean, Schoolmaster, Whitehouse
Neill Thomson |
212 |
A farmhouse having offices attached, property of C. Campbell Esqr. of Stonefield. |
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ALLT MHIC-AN T-SAOIR |
Allt Mhic-an t-Saoir |
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Plan 212:8 Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry |
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PORTACHOILLAN |
Portachoillan
Portachoillan
Portachoillan |
Malcolm McPhail Occr. [Occupier]
Lachlan McLean, Corran
Mr. Rankin, Schoolmaster, Clachan |
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A dwelling house with offices and pendicle attached, property of A. McAlister Esqr. of Torrasdale. A feryy-boat plies between this & Ardpatrick. |
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CORRAN |
Corran
Corran
Corran |
Lachlan McLean
D. Sinclair, Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr. Rankin Schoolmaster |
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A farmhouse having offices attached, property of A. McAlister Esqr. of Torrasdale |
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DALACHLARIE |
Dalachlarie |
Lachlan McLean
D. Sinclair, Esqr. Kilhamaig
Mr. Rankin Schoolmaster |
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An old farmsteading on the farm of Corran, property of A. McAlister Esqr. |
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LOOP |
Loop
Loop
Loop
Loup |
Mr Jerrand Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. McLean, Factor
Rental
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
212 |
A farm house and Offices the property of _ McAlister Esqr. of Torasdale |
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CRUACH NA LÙIB |
Cruach na Lùib |
Mr Jerrand
Mr. McLean, Factor |
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A small hill on the farm of Loop, the surface of which consists of R.H. [Rough Heathy] Pasture |
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CREAG NA H-INGHEAN |
Creag-na-Highean
Creag-na-Highean
Creag-na-Highean
Creag na H'inghinne
Creag na h-Inghean |
Duncan Reid, Clachan
Mr Jerrand
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster |
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A precipitous craig at the west end of Lochan Dughall. Sig. [Signification] the Damsel's craig |
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LOCHAN DÙGHAILL |
Lochan Dùghall
Lochan Dùghaill |
Duncan Reid, Clachan
Mr Jerrand
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster |
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A small lake on the farm of Leamnamuick. Sig [Signification] Dougald's Loch |
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SHEIRDRIM HILL |
Sheridrim Hill
Sheridrim Hill
Sheridrim Hill |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Reid |
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A small hill on a farm formerly called Sheridrim which is now blended with that of Achavraid |
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CREAG CAIRBH |
Creag a Chairb
Creag Gharbh
Creag a' Charbaid
"Creag Cairbh" |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine
Mr. Reid
Rough Craig
The Chariot Craig
Ship Rock |
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A rocky precipice near the Co. Rd [County Road] on the farm of Loop. Sig [Signification] The chariot or ship's rock. |
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ACHAVRAID |
Achavraid
Achavraid
Achavraid |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine
Mr McLean Factor |
212 |
A farm house and Offices the property of _ McAlister Esqr. of Torrasdale. |
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ALLT A' CHREAGAIN |
Allt a-Creagan
Allt a' Chreagain |
Mr. Sinclair
Mr. Rankine
Mr McLean Factor |
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A small stream running south easterly to its influx with Loch nan Gad |
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DÙN SKEIG |
Dun Skeig
Dun Skeig
Dun Skeig
Dùn Sgeachaig
Dùn sgeige |
John McIntyre Esqr. Ronachan
Mr Rankine Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
J. McMillan Clachan
Dun of (the) Hawthorn-berry
The dun or fort of Mockery |
212 |
A very prominent and remarkable hill on the summit of which are the remains of what appears to have been a very strong circular tower, and a vitrified fort, the wall or rampart of the latter has evidently been under the action of fire, as it is wholly a mass of congealed matter or charred stones. The tower or building has had its entrance on the north East side where the walls are distinctly seen and measures about 14 links in thickness. No local information can be gleaned regarding these objects, further than the tower is believed to be of Danish origin. |
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FORT [Dùn Skeig] |
Dun Skeig
Dun Skeig
Dun Skeig
Dùn Sgeachaig
Dùn sgeige |
John McIntyre Esqr. Ronachan
Mr Rankine Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
J. McMillan Clachan
Dun of (the) Hawthorn-berry
The dun or fort of Mockery |
212 |
A very prominent and remarkable hill on the summit of which are the remains of what appears to have been a very strong circular tower, and a vitrified fort, the wall or rampart of the latter has evidently been under the action of fire, as it is wholly a mass of congealed matter or charred stones. The tower or building has had its entrance on the north East side where the walls are distinctly seen and measures about 14 links in thickness. No local information can be gleaned regarding these objects, further than the tower is believed to be of Danish origin. |
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FORT (Vitrified) [Dùn Skeig] |
Dun Skeig
Dun Skeig
Dun Skeig
Dùn Sgeachaig
Dùn sgeige |
John McIntyre Esqr. Ronachan
Mr Rankine Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
J. McMillan Clachan
Dun of (the) Hawthorn-berry
The dun or fort of Mockery |
212 |
A very prominent and remarkable hill on the summit of which are the remains of what appears to have been a very strong circular tower, and a vitrified fort, the wall or rampart of the latter has evidently been under the action of fire, as it is wholly a mass of congealed matter or charred stones. The tower or building has had its entrance on the north East side where the walls are distinctly seen and measures about 14 links in thickness. No local information can be gleaned regarding these objects, further than the tower is believed to be of Danish origin. |
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212-13 Parish of Kilcalmonell & Kilberry
"There are the remains of many other old forts in the parish
particularly one with vitrified walls, and another with a
very thick wall of dry stones, both built on the hill of
Dun Skeig, which commands the opening of Loch Tarbert"
Old Stat [Statistical] Account.
"The forts at Dunskeig, mentioned by my predecessor, and
belonging to a chain of forts built at certain distances from
each other along the coast of Kintyre, appear to have been
erected at a very early period in the history of this Kingdom.
Dunskeig is admirably adapted by nature for being a place
of defence. The view it commands is varied & extensive. It
rises almost perpendicularly from the level of the sea to the
height of 400 ft. [feet] The remains of the vitrified fort are not
very entire, but sufficiently marked to prove that its
magnitude was considerable" New Stat: [Statistical] Account.
"Near Clachan there is on the sea-coast
a hill of considerable height named Dunskeig
having on its summit a circular fort, 15 yards
in diameter, composed of dry stones, and a
little lower, at the distance of about 60 yards
a vitrified fort 21 yards in Diameter, but
of an irregular form" Origines Parochiales |
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DUNSKEIG BAY |
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Dunskeig Bay
Dunskeig Bay
"Dùn-Sgeig (Bay) or ("Bàgh",) |
John McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine
J. McMillan |
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A small sandy creek or Bay on the sea shore of the farm of Dunskeig. |
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QUEENHILL |
Queenhill
Queenhill
Queenhill |
Dr. [Doctor] McKellar Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Rankine
Rent receipt |
212 |
A small farm house and Offices the property of McAlister Esqr. of Torasdale |
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STEWARTFIELD |
Stewartfield
Stewartfield
Stewartfield |
John McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine
John McMillan |
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A very extensive farm steading. The property of Allan Pollock Esqr. of Ronachan. |
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DUNSKEIG |
Dunskeig
Dunskeig
Dunskeig
Duns-sgeig |
J. McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine
J. McMillan |
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A farm house and offices The property of McAlister Esqr. of Torasdale |
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CLACHAN |
Clachan
Clachan
Clachan |
Mr. Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. McMillan |
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A small hamlet or village having the Parish Church, An Independent Chapel, the Ph. [Parish] School and a small Inn. |
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SHEANAKILL |
Sheanakill |
Mr. Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. McMillan |
212 |
That portion of the village [Clachan] north of Clachan Burn is known by the name of "Sheanakill" from a Burial ground or Kil, which the Authorities here quoted, say had been formerly in that little arable plot north of the houses. |
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Site of CHAPEL AND BURIAL GROUND [Sheanakill] |
Site of Burial Ground |
Mr. Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. McMillan |
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That portion of the village north of Clachan Burn is known by the name of "Sheanakill" from a Burial ground or Kil, which the Authorities here quoted, say had been formerly in that little arable plot north of the houses. |
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MANSE [Clachan] |
Manse |
Mr. Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. McMillan |
212 |
Also on the north side of the Burn lyes [lies] the Parish Manse a good 2 storey house and offices with a garden and a small Glebe of land attached |
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CHURCH [Clachan] |
Church |
Mr. Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
Mr. McMillan |
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Ronachan Inn
Ronachan Inn
Ronachan Inn |
J. McIntyre Esqr.
Sign Board
Mr. Rankine |
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A small Inn having stabling attached. The property of Allan Pollock Esqr. |
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SCHOOL [Clachan] |
School |
J. McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine |
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A neatly built edifice being the parish School, in it are taught the ordinary branches of an English education including French & Latin. |
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INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [Clachan] |
Independent Chapel |
J. McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine |
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A small plain built edifice, it was built and is still the property of the "Independents" who has it presently let to the Free Church Community. |
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DUNULTACH |
Dunultach |
J. McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine |
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A house occupied Agricultural labourers. The property of Allan Pollock Esqr. |
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CLACHAN BURN |
Clachan Burn
Clachan Burn
Clachan Burn |
Mr Rankine
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Campbell
J. McMillan |
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A considerable stream or burn having its source from some Lochs and running in a Westerly direction to its influx with the sea at Dunskeig Bay. |
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BALLINAKILL |
Ballinakill
Ballinakill
Ballinakill
Ballnakill |
J. G. McMillan Esqr.
Mr Rankine
J. McMillan
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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A fine mansion having offices a large garden and some ornamental ground attached. The property and family residence of J.G. McMillan Esqr. |
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BRAVALL |
Bravall |
J. G. McMillan Esqr.
Mr Rankine
J. McMillan |
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Some dwelling houses lying east of the Village, the property of J. G. Mc Millan Esqr. |
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TOMB [Bravall] |
Burial Tomb |
J. G. McMillan Esqr.
Mr Rankine
J. McMillan |
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In the plantation immediately east [of Bravall] is a small burial tomb which had been the family burial of a former proprietor |
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TUMULUS [Bravall] |
Tumulus |
J. G. McMillan Esqr.
Mr Rankine
J. McMillan |
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A little to the north [of Bravall] a small tumulus with a small rude standing stone on its summit. Mr. Rankine says that a number of Urns had been found here some years ago. |
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ACHAVEALLICH |
Achaveallich
Achaveallich
Achaveallich |
Mr Rankine
Rent receipt
J. McMillan |
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A small farm house and offices. The property of __ McAlister Esqr. of Torasdale. |
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RONACHAN POINT |
Ronachan Point
Ronachan Point
Ronachan Point |
John McIntyre Esqr. Factor, Ronachan House
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster
J McMillan, Clachan |
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A rocky point of land on the sea Shore of the lands of Ronachan. |
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RONACHAN BAY |
Ronachan Bay |
John McIntyre Esqr. Factor Ronachan House
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster
J McMillan, Clachan |
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A small creek or Bay on the sea coast of the farm of Ronachan |
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RONACHAN HOUSE |
Ronachan House |
John McIntyre Esqr. Factor Ronachan House
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster
J McMillan, Clachan |
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A fine mansion having a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property & summer residence of Allan Pollock Esqr.. |
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DÙN RÒNACHAIN |
Dun Ronachan
Dùn Rònachain |
John McIntyre Esqr. Factor Ronachan House
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster
J McMillan, Clachan
"Hill resembling a Seal" |
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Northeast a short distance on the summit of Dun Ronachan a very prominent hill is an ancient Dun or Fort of an oval shape. No information can be gleaned in the locality regarding these Duns, further than they are supposed by some to be Danish forts. |
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FORT [Dùn Rònachain] |
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Northeast a short distance on the summit of Dun Ronachan very prominent hill is an ancient Dun or Fort of an oval shape. No information can be gleaned in the locality regarding these Duns, further than they are supposed by some to be Danish forts. |
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TOMB [Dùn Rònachain] |
Burial Tomb |
John McIntyre Esqr. Factor Ronachan House
Mr. Rankine Parish Schoolmaster
J. McMillan, Clachan |
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A short distance farther N. [North] East is a small Burial Tomb in which are interred the remains of the late Capt. [Captain] Stewart a former propietor of Stewartfield |
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[Notes to Dùn Rònachain]
Dùn Ronachan is written on Plan to a hill
& not to a fort as here described
Dùn Rònachain "Hill resembling a Seal" - The Gaelic form for this
name has been retained, the same in reference to
the "burn", but it would be imprudent to adopt
any other spelling than that given by the
Authorities for "Ronachan Point", Ronachan Bay,
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LAGNAGORTAN |
Lagnagortan
Lagnagortan
Lagnagortan |
John McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine
J McMillan |
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A row of Cottages the property of Allan Pollock Esqr. |
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FORT [Lagnagortan] |
Fort |
John McIntyre Esqr.
Mr. Rankine
J McMillan |
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A small Dun or Fort having no particular name. The most intelligent of the people in the locality believes this and other forts along the Kintyre Coast to be of Danish origin. |
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NORTH CARNBEG (Ruins) |
North Carnbeg
North Carnbeg
North Carnbeg |
D. Murray Esqr. Factor, Largie
Mr. McKinven, Clerk, Largie
Mr Rankin, Schoolmaster, Clachan |
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A old farmsteading in ruins, having a grazing farm attached, property of C. McDonald Morton, Esqr. of Largie |
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ALLTAN SHIONNACH |
Allt na Shionach
Allt na Shionach
Allt na Shionach
"Allt an t-Shionnach".
"Alltan Shionnach". |
D. Murry Esqr.
Mr. Kinvan, Clerk, Largie
John McMillan, Clachan
The fox's Stream
Foxes' Stream - Adoped, being nearly in accordance with the Ortho. [Orthography] Authorized by Exm. [Examiner] [Initialled] RH |
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A small stream gathering in the moors to the south of North Carnbeg, and flowing in a north westerly direction till it empties itself into the sea immediately to the south-west of Ronachan House. Sig. [Signification] (Foxe's Stream) |
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RONACHAN |
Ronachan
Ronachan
Ronachan
Ronachan |
J. McIntyre, Factor, Ronachan Hose. [House]
Mr. Rankin, Schoolmaster
John McMillan
Old Stat [Statistical] Account |
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A Gamekeeper's house with offices attached property of A. Pollack, Esqr. Ronachan House |
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CARNBEG |
Carnbeg
Carnbeg
Carnbeg |
Mr. Russel, Shepherd, Carnbeg
D. Murray Esqr. Factor, Largie
J. McIntyre Esqr. Ronachan House |
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A farmhouse with offices attached, property of C. McDonald Morton Esqr. of Largie |
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CAIRN [Carnbeg] |
Cairn |
Mr. Russel, Shepherd, Carnbeg
D. Murray Esqr. Factor Largie
J. McIntyre Esqr. Ronachan House |
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A large cairn of stones situated on a rising ground immediately to the north west of Carnbeg, having all the appearance of being a sepulchral cairn, it never has been opened, nor is ther any tradition regarding it. |
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CNOC DONN |
Cnoc Donn
Cnoc Donn
Cnoc Donn
"Cnoc Donn" |
John McMillan, Clachan
Mr Rankin, Schoolmaster, Clachan
Mr Russell
Brown Hill |
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A prominent hill situated about a mile to the south-east of Carnbeg, on the estate of C. McDonald Morton Esqr. of Largie. |
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SOUND OF GIGHA |
Sound of Gigha |
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Authorized & described in Name Book of "Gigha Island". |
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BALLOCHROY |
Ballochroy
Ballochroy |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Mr. Rankine, Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A few Cottages and a Corn Mill The property of Charles McDonald Morton Esqr. of Largie. |
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KILMICHAEL |
Kilmichael |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Mr. Rankine, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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This name applies to an old Burial ground also a few small Cottages in bad repair. The property of Charles McDonald Morton Esqr. In the west corner of the burial ground are 2 small Gravestones (and the only 2) one of which bearing date 1756. There is no tradition existing in the locality of a Chapel having been here. The Origines Parochiales has the following -
"Other Chapels dependent on the mother church of St Colmonel appear to have been situated at Kilmichael and Kilchamaig, both on the western coast, the former near the southern and the latter near the northern end of the Parish." |
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BURIAL GROUND [KilmichaeI] |
Old Burial Ground |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Mr. Rankine, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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This name applies to an old Burial ground, also a few small Cottages in bad repair. The property of Charles McDonald Morton Esqr. In the west corner of the burial ground are 2 small Gravestones (and the only 2) one of which bearing date 1756. There is no tradition existing in the locality of a Chapel having been here. The Origines Parochiales has the following -
"Other Chapels dependent on the mother church of St Colmonel appear to have been situated at Kilmichael and Kilchamaig both on the western coast, the former near the southern and the latter near the northern end of the Parish." |
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I also found
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NORTH CARNMORE |
North Carnmore
North Carnmore
North Carnmore |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Rental |
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A farm house and offices in bad repair. The property of Charles McDonald Morton Esqr. of Largie |
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SOUTH CARNMORE |
South Carnmore |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Rental |
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A farm house and offices. The
property of Charles McDonald Morton
Esqr. of Largie. |
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STANDING STONES [South Carnmore] |
Standing Stones |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk |
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On this farm [South Carnmore] and a short distance west of the houses are 3 Standing Stones. They are of a slab form, unpolished, and without any hierglyphics |
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CIST [South Carnmore] |
Stone Cist |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk |
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and near them [Standing Stones] on the surface of the ground without any mound or Cairn, is to be seen a large Stone cist |
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BALLOCHROY GLEN |
Ballochroy Glen
Ballochroy Glen
Ballochroy Glen
Bealachruadh Glen |
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
John Stewart, Tayinloan
P. McIntoshes History |
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A small Glen or hollow betwixt hills extending from Ballochroy for nearly 2 miles eastwards, through it runs a considerable stream bearing the same name. |
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A small Glen or hollow betwixt hills extending from Ballochroy for nearly 2 miles eastwards, through it runs a considerable stream bearing the same name. |
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ALLT BHILE |
Allt a Vile
Allt a Vile
Allt a Vile
Allt Bhile |
Mr. Murray
Mr. McKinvin
John Stewart
Blossoms' Burn |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on the high grounds N.E. [North East] of the farm of Glacantarry, and running S. [South] Westerly to its confluence with Ballochroy Burn
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GLACANTARRY (Ruins) |
Glacantarry |
Mr. Murray
Mr. McKinvin
John Stewart |
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The ruins of an old farm house and offices. The property of Charles McDonald Morton. |
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AUCHINAFAUD |
Auchinafaud
Auchinafaud
Auchinafaud |
Duncan McMillan, Occr [Occupier]
D. Murray Esqr. Factor, Largie
Charles Tennant, Rhunahaorine |
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A farmhouse with offices attached, property of C. McDonald Morton Esqr. of Largie |
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ALLT CAOLACHAIDH |
Allt Caolacha
"Allt Caolachaidh" |
Duncan McMillan
D. Murray Esqr. Factor, Largie
Charles Tennant, Rhunahaorine
Narrow (or attenuated) Burn. Applicable probably to the narrow channel through which this water flows. [Initialled R.H. |
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A small stream gathering to the east of Auchinafaud and running in a south-westerly direction till it joins the Sea. Sig. [Signification] |
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AUCHINADRIAN |
Auchinadrian
Auchinadrian
Auchinadrian
Auchinadrian |
Mr. McMillan Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Murray, Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Rental |
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A farm house and Offices The property of Charles McDonald Esqr. of Largie. |
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REFLUICH |
Refluich
Refluich
Refluich |
Mr. Murray,Factor
Mr. McKinvin, Clerk
Rental |
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A farm house and Offices The property of Charles McDonald Esqr. of Largie. |
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ALLT RÒNACHAIN |
Allt Ronachan
Allt Ronachan
Allt Ronachan
Allt Rònachain |
J McIntyre Esqr.
Mr Rankine
J. McMillan
Adopted. See Dùn Rònachain |
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A small stream or burn flowing past Lagnagortan & Ronachan House to Ronachan Bay |
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CNOC DUBH MÒR |
Cnoc Dubh Mor
Cnoc Dubh Mor
Cnoc Dubh Mòr |
John McMillan, Clachan
John Higat, Gamekeeper, Ballinakill |
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A rocky hill immediately to the south of Clachan. Signification, (Big Black hill) |
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CREAG LOISGTE |
Creag Loisgte |
John McMillan, Clachan
John Higat, Gamekeeper, Ballinakill |
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This name is applied to a bald rocky face situated a little to the south of Cnoc Dubh Mor. Signification, (Burnt Craig) |
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ALLT MÒR |
Allt Mòr |
John McMillan
John Higat
Mr. Rankin Schoolmaster, Clachan |
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A pretty large stream issuing out of Loch Kerran, & flowing in a northly direction till it joins Clachan burn immediately to the west of Clachan. Sig. [Signification] (Big Burn) |
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LOCH NA BÉISTE |
Loch a Beist
Loch na Béiste |
John McMillan
John Higat
Mr Rankin Schoolmaster, Clachan |
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A small loch adjacent to the west end of Loch Kerran. Sig. [Signification] (Loch of the Beast of Prey) |
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 22 MAY 1897
Parish described in this Book
No. 2.
NAME BOOK
of the
PARISH OF
KILCALMONELL & KILBERRY
ARGYLLSHIRE
1/2500 Scale
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Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Auchnaglaick -- 192 -- 13 -- 5
Allt a' Bhacain -- 192 -- 14 -- 10
Achadacaie -- 201 -- 12 -- 13
Abhainn Bardaravine -- 201 -- 12 -- 13
Achnancarranan-- 201--14-- 14
Allt an Dobhrain -- 201 -- 12 -- 14
Allt Rhu -- 201 -- 16 -- 17
Arivore -- 212 -- 3 -- 22
Arivore Farm -- 212 -- 3 -- 24
Alltan Fhearachain -- 212 -- 6 -- 32
Allt Mhic an t-Saior -- 212 -- 8 -- 37
Achavraid -- 212 -- 10 -- 42
Allt a' Chreagain -- 212 -- 10 -- 42
Achaveallich -- 212 -- 10 -- 48
Alltan Shionnach -- 223 -- 4 -- 51
Allt Bhile -- 223 -- 4 -- 57
Auchinafaud -- 223 -- 12 -- 59
Allt Caolachaidh -- 223 -- 12 -- 59
Auchinadrain -- 223 -- 15 -- 61
Allt Ronachan -- 224 -- 1 -- 63
Allt Mòr -- 224 -- 1 -- 65
Bank -- 192 -- 13 -- 4
Bruachsuibh -- 192 -- 13 -- 6
Baile-uachdarach -- 192 -- 13 -- 6
Breaclaraich (Ruins) -- 192 -- 13 -- 8
Bardaravine -- 201 -- 12 -- 13
Burial Ground Cladh Mhicheil -- 212 -- 7 -- 33
Burial Ground (Site of) -- 212 -- 13 -- 45
Ballinakill -- 212 -- 13 -- 47
Bravall -- 212 -- 13 -- 47
Ballochroy -- 223 -- 12 -- 55
Burial Ground -- 223 -- 12 -- 55
Ballochroy Glen -- 223 -- 12 -- 57
Ballochroy Burn -- 223 -- 12 -- 57
Church -- 192 -- 13 -- 3
Castle (In Ruins) -- 192 -- 13 -- 4
Carnbaan -- 192 -- 13 -- 5
Creag Dhubh -- 192 -- 13 -- 5
Cruach Buidhe -- 192 -- 13 -- 7
Cnoc a' Challa -- 192 -- 13 -- 7
Ceann-na-Craige -- 201 -- 15 -- 15
Cnoc na Caorach -- 201 -- 16 -- 17
Cladh Bhride -- 201 -- 16 -- 17
Chapel (Ruins of) -- 201 -- 16 -- 17
Cnoc an Fhreacadain -- 201 -- 16 -- 18
Cruach Bhiorach -- 201 -- 16 -- 18
Cnoc an Tobair -- 201 -- 16 -- 18
Corn Mill -- 212 -- 3 -- 22
Cnoc Donn -- 212 -- 3 -- 22
Cnocnagaibhre -- 212 -- 3 -- 23
Cnoc na Cuairte -- 212 -- 7 -- 35
Corran -- 212 -- 9 -- 39
Cruach na Luib -- 212 -- 10 -- 41
Creag na h-Inghean -- 212 -- 10 -- 41
Creag Cairbh -- 212 -- 10 -- 42
Clachan -- 212 -- 13 -- 45
Church -- 212 -- 13 -- 45
Clachan Burn -- 212 -- 13 -- 47
Carnbeg -- 223 -- 8 -- 53
Cairn -- 223 -- 8 -- 53
Cnoc Donn -- 223 -- 8 -- 53
Cist -- 223 -- 12 -- 56
Cnoc Dubh Mor -- 224 -- 1 -- 65
Creag Loisgte -- 224 -- 1 -- 65
Duppin (Ruins) -- 201 -- 12 -- 14
Dunmore Ferry -- 212 -- 2 -- 19
Dun Kilchamaig -- 212 -- 2 -- 19
Dun Leum na Muic -- 212 -- 6 -- 31
Dun Gartnagrenach -- 212 -- 6 -- 31 |
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Dalachlarie -- 212 -- 9 -- 39
Dun Skeig -- 212 -- 13 -- 43
Dunskeig Bay -- 212 -- 13 -- 44
Dunskeig -- 212 -- 13 -- 44
Dunultach -- 212 -- 13 -- 46
Dun Ronachain -- 223 -- 4 -- 51
East Loch Tarbert -- 192 -- 13 -- 4
Eilean Eoghainn -- 201 -- 11 -- 11
Easan na Caorach -- 201 -- 12 -- 14
Eilean Araidh Mhoir -- 201 -- 15 -- 15
Eilean Ceann na Craige -- 201 -- 15 -- 15
Eilean nan Craobh -- 212 -- 3 -- 21
Free Church -- 192 -- 13 -- 3
F.C. [Free Church] School -- 192 -- 13 -- 3
Fort -- 201 -- 15 -- 15
Fort -- 212 -- 6 -- 31
Fort -- 212 -- 13 -- 43
Fort (Vitrified) -- 212 -- 13 -- 43
Fort -- 223 -- 4 -- 50
Glac Dhomhain -- 192 -- 14 -- 9
Glac Challtuinn -- 192 -- 14 -- 10
Gartnagrenach Bay -- 212 -- 2 -- 19
Gatehouse -- 212 -- 3 -- 23
Grassfield Burn -- 212 -- 3 -- 24
Gartnagrenach -- 212 -- 6 -- 31
Grassfield -- 212 -- 7 -- 35
Glacantarry (Ruins) -- 223 -- 12 -- 57
Human Remains found hereabouts -- 212 -- 3 -- 23
Independent Chapel -- 212 -- 13 -- 46
Kilchamaig Bay -- 212 -- 3 -- 21
Kilchamaig -- 212 -- 3 -- 23
Kilmichael -- 223 -- 12 -- 55
Lagloinn -- 192 -- 13 -- 5
Lonlia -- 212 -- 4 -- 27
Leamnamuic -- 212 -- 6 -- 32
Loch Freasdail -- 212 -- 7 -- 35
Loop -- 212 -- 10 -- 41
Lochan Dughaill -- 212 -- 10 -- 41
Lagnagortan -- 223 -- 4 -- 50
Loch na Beiste -- 224 -- 1 -- 65
Mealdarroch Cottage -- 192 -- 13 -- 7
Madadh Maol -- 192 -- 13 -- 8
Mealdarroch (Ruins) -- 192 -- 14 -- 9
Mealdarroch Point -- 212 -- 14 -- 9
Manse -- 212 -- 13 -- 45
North Carnbeg (Ruins) -- 223 -- 4 -- 51
North Carnmore -- 223 -- 12 -- 56
Ploc Ard -- 212 -- 2 -- 19
Portachoillan -- 212 -- 9 -- 39
Queenhill -- 212 -- 13 -- 44
Rudh' a' Mhadaidh Bhuidhe -- 192 -- 13 -- 8
Rudh' an t-Sergeant -- 192 -- 13 -- 8
Rudha Loisgte -- 192 -- 13 -- 10
Rhu Point -- 201 -- 11 -- 11
Rhu -- 201 -- 12 -- 13
Redhouse -- 212 -- 3 -- 22
Redhouse Burn -- 212 -- 4 -- 27
Ronachan Inn -- 212 -- 13 -- 46
Ronachan Point -- 223 -- 4 -- 49
Ronachan Bay -- 223 -- 4 -- 49
Ronachan House -- 223 -- 4 -- 49
Ronachan -- 223 -- 4 -- 51
Refluich -- 223 -- 15 -- 61
School -- 192 -- 13 -- 3
Sron Garbh -- 192 -- 13 -- 8
School -- 212 -- 3 -- 21
Sgeir na Luib -- 212 -- 5 -- 29
Sheirdrim Hill -- 212 -- 10 -- 42
Stewartfield -- 212 -- 13 -- 44
Sheanakill -- 212 -- 13 -- 45
School -- 212 -- 13 -- 46
Sound of Gigha -- 223 -- 11 -- 54
South Carnmore -- 223 -- 12 -- 56
Standing Stones -- 223 -- 12 -- 56
Tarbert -- 192 -- 13 -- 6
Tobar Tighearna -- 192 -- 13 -- 7
Tigh-an-fhraoich -- 212 -- 3 -- 24
Tomb -- 212 -- 13 -- 47
Tumulus -- 212 -- 13 -- 47
Tomb -- 223 -- 4 -- 49 |
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Whitehouse Burn -- 212 -- 3 -- 25
West Loch Tarbert -- 212 -- 5 -- 29 |
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