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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KILLMALUAG | Killmaluag Killmaluag Killmaluag |
John McMurchy Occr. [Occupier] Duncan McMillan Glenbarr John McDonald, Blary, Glenbarr |
241 | A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Col. [Colonel] Addinton of Glencraggan |
| SCULPTURED STONE [Killmaluag] | Standing Stone | John McMurchy Duncan McMillan Glenbarr John McDonald, Blary, Glenbarr |
241 | A small slab of standing stone situated immediately to the east of Killmaluag, about 3 feet high, by 18 inches broad. An emblem of a short sword is embossed on the east side, pointing towards the earth. There is no tradition regarding it except that, it is considered to have been a grave-stone. Evidently removed from the neighbouring burial-ground of Kil-maluag called 'Ach-nan-Cladh' (See next page ) - the device I take to be a cross rather than a sword. [Initialled] T.P.W |
| FORT [Amod] | Dun An Dùn |
John McMurchy Duncan McMillan Glenbarr John McDonald, Blary, Glenbarr The hillock, or Fort |
241 | A pretty large mound composed of earth, & hand stones, about 66 feet in dimeter. It is supposed the inhabitants of the locality to have been a fort. |
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