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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
DÙN PUTICHANTUY Dun Putichantuy Fort
Dun Putichantuy Fort
Dun Putichantuy Fort
Malcolm McKeith, Putichantuy
Duncan McMillan Glenbarr
Matthew Kelly, Tangytavil
246 This name is applied to a prominent rock on the west coast, on the summit of which can be traced the remains of a building which is supposed by the authorities quoted to have been a place of defence, or a place for a beacon fire, for the purpose of alarming the inhabitants of the approach of an enemy, when Cantyre was subject to invasion.
FORT [Dùn Putichantuy] Dun Putichantuy Fort
Dun Putichantuy Fort
Dun Putichantuy Fort
Malcolm McKeith, Putichantuy
Duncan McMillan Glenbarr
Matthew Kelly, Tangytavil
246 This name is applied to a prominent rock on the west coast, on the summit of which can be traced the remains of a building which is supposed by the authorities quoted to have been a place of defence, or a place for a beacon fire, for the purpose of alarming the inhabitants of the approach of an enemy, when Cantyre was subject to invasion.
PORT NAN CLACHAN Port nan Clachan


Port nan Clach
Malcolm McKeith, Putichantuy
Duncan McMillan Glenbarr
Matthew Kelly, Tangytavil
246 A small port on the coast, a little to the north of Dun Putichantuy. Sig. [Signification] (Stoney Port)
KILLOCRAW Killocraw
Killocraw
Killocraw
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. J. L. Stewart, Factor for the Duke of Argyll

Mr. Andrew, Occr. [Occupier]
246 A good farmhouse with offices attached, property of the Duke of Argyll.

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