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MANSE [Cumlodden] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLachlan
D Sinclair. Inverleckan
D McArthur. Feorline |
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CREAGAN NA BAIRNICH |
Creagan na Bairneaich
Creagan na Bairneaich |
D Sinclair
Alexander Irvine, Kenmore |
140 |
A name applied to a small portion of porphyry rock, between high & low water mark on the west shore of Loch Fine, situated about ¼ of a mile west of Inverleckan. Signification "The limpet rocks," |
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INVERLECKAN |
Inverleckan
Inverleckan
Inverleckan |
Rev. [Reverend] Neil McPherson, Inverary
Malcolm Clark, Saunach
D Sinclair, A Tenant. |
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Several rows of dwelling houses on the shore of Loch Fine, situated at confluence of Leackan Water & inhabited chiefly by Fishermen. It is the property of Sir Archibald Campbell Bart. [Baronet] of Carscube. |
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Argyllshire -- Parish of Kilmichael Glassary
Creagan na Bairneaich
Note - each of pollysables is always changed into ich in the as fitheach, a haven, filleich, of a raven |
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GOATFIELD |
Goatfield
Goatfield
Goatfield |
Donald McArthur, Feorline
Alexander Irvine, Kenmore
Mr. Inglis, Tenant |
140 |
A superior farmhouse and offices The property of Sir Archibald Campbell Bart. [Baronet] of Carscube |
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LOCHFINE POWDER WORKS |
Lochfyne Powder Works
Lochfyne Powder Works
Lochfyne Powder Works |
The Manager
Donald McArthur
Alexander Irvine |
140 |
Applicable to several buildings or erections situated on west side of county road from Inverary to Lochgilphead near Furnace, Used for the manufacture of gunpowder by the "Lochfyne Powder Works Company (Limited)" |
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LEACANN WATER |
Leckan Water
Leckan Water
Leckan Water |
James Robertson Esq. Factor
D McArthur
Alexander Irvine |
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A small river issuing from Loch Leckan, flows in a southerly direction over a somewhat rugged course, forms the parish boundary with the exception of small portion near county road throughout its entire length and falls into Loch Fine at Furnace |
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[Note]
Leacann Water
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SITHEAN MÒR |
Sithean Mòr
Sithean Mòr |
Duncan Brown Birdfield Cottage
Duncan McFarlane Lodge |
150 |
A promontory at the S. [South] western extremity of Siar Duirn & rising east of Bealach Gearvian with a steep declivity. Sig. [Signification] The large fairy hill. |
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BEALACH GHEARRAN |
Bealach Gearran
Bealach Gearran
Bealach Ghearran |
Duncan Brown Birdfield Cottage
Duncan McFarlane Lodge |
150 |
This name applies to the opening west of Sithean Mor. Sig. [Signification] The horses pass. |
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LOCH BEALACH-GHEARRAN |
Loch Bealach-Gearran
Loch Bealach-Gearran |
Duncan Brown Birdfield Cottage
Duncan McFarlane Lodge |
150 |
A beautiful loch situated at the foot of "Cnoc Buidhe". Sig. [Signification] The loch of the horses pass. |
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BIRDFIELD WOOD |
Birdfield Wood
Birdfield Wood |
Duncan Brown Birdfield Cottage
Duncan McFarlane Lodge |
150 |
This name is applied to the enclosed mixed wood (newly planted) south of the road leading thro' [through] Bealach Gearran. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmichael-Glassary -- Argyllshire
"Loch Bealach-ghearran," [note] Geldings'-pass loch |
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CNOC ACHADH EUN |
Cnoc Achaidh Eun
Cnoc Achaidh Eun |
Peter Smith, Crarae
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
150 |
A small knoll situated to the immediate SW [South West] of Birdfield.
Sig: [Signification] Hill of the birds' field. |
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SIARADH DRUIM |
Sian Druim |
Peter Smith, Crare
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
150 |
A long ridge overlooking Tighnahocan.
Sig. [Signification] The awry ridge |
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CREAG CHAISE |
Creag Caise |
Peter Smith, Crarae
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
150 |
A considerable rocky hill situated S [South] of Lochan Bealach Geanan
Sig. [Signification] Steep Craig. |
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CREAG FHEARGACH |
Creag Feargaich |
Peter Smith, Crarae
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
150 |
A very rocky hill situated a short distance E [East] of Lochan dubh.
Sig: [Signification] Angry rock. |
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Cnocachadh Eun [note] The "birds' field knowe
Cnoc Achadh Eun [note] Knowe (of the) birds' fields
Cnoc Achadh-eun [note] Knowe (of the) birds' fields
Siaradh Druim [note] Gael: Orth: [Gaelic Orthography]
Creag Chaise [note] Steep Craig
Craeg Fheargach [note] Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography] |
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BAR-LIATH |
Barliath
Barliath |
Peter Smith Crarae
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
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A well built cottage on the estate of Minard, occupied by workmen. |
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TIGHNA'BOCAN |
Tighnabocan |
Peter Smith Crarae
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
150 |
A small thatched cottage occupied by a shepherd. The property of W. Hamilton Esq: of Minard. |
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BIRDFIELD |
Birdfield |
Peter Smith Crarae
Duncan Brown Birdfield |
150 |
A well built cottage on the estate of Minard occupied by the gamekeeper |
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[Notes]
Bar-liath
The plural article, but the an is scarcely ever heard in the pronunciation therefore let it be elided & mark the omission by an apostrophe
"Barr-liath" or "Bar-liath" [note] Grey topped
Tighna'bocan one word
Tigh nam bocan pronounced Tigh na bocan
Tigh-an bhocan The bogle's house
Tighna'bocan - The Bogles' House
Tigh-na'-bocan [note] The bogle's house
Tigh-na-bocan is better than Tigh-an-bocan. Tigh-an-bocan is a form of words, that would not be used by any Gaelic scholar Therefore it is much better leave it as given by the authorities or use the apostrophe for the Elision of the letter m |
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KILMICHAEL BEG |
Kilmichael Beg
Kilmichael Beg |
Duncan Brown Birdfield Cottage
Duncan McFarlane Lodge |
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A well built farm-steading The property of William Hamilton Esq |
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EAS NA FHEANNAIGE |
Eas a Feannag
Eas a Feannag |
Duncan Brown Birdfield Cottage
Duncan McFarlane Lodge |
150 |
A small stream having its source on the water shed, flowing towards the east, north of Kilmichael Beg & falls into Loch Fine. Sig. [Signification] The crow burn. |
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Eas na Feannaige [note] The Crow's B. [Burn]
Eas Fheannag [note] Crows' B. [Burn]
Eas Feannaige [note] Crow's B. [Burn]
See Highland Societys Dicty [Dictionary]
McEachans Dicty [Dictionary]
McAlpine's Dicty [Dictionary]
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BEANNAN NAN STOC |
Binnein 'an Stoc
Binnein 'an Stoc
Binnein 'an Stoc |
Rev:[Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A. Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
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A small but conspicuous hill situated near the source of Allt na Ceardach Sig: [Signification] Hill of the Roots |
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CNOC BUACHAILLE BREIGE |
Cnoc Buachaille Breig |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachalan
Mr A. Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
150 |
A large and prominent hill situated near the source of Camlodden Burn. Sig: [Signification] Hillock of the false shepherd |
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ALLT NA CEARDAICH |
Allt na Ceardach |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A. Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
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A considerable stream rising on the S. W. [South West] slope of Binnein an Stoc, and falling into Lochfine at Blackstone Bay. Sig: [Signification] The Smithy Burn |
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"Beannan nan Stoc" [note] Gael ortho [Gaelic orthography]
Cnoc Buachaille Breige [note] better with the final e
"Allt na Ceardaich" [note] Gael ortho [Gaelic orthography] |
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COILLE MHINNEAN |
Coille Minnean
Coille Minnean
Coille Minnean |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
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A considerable belt of wood extending from Cumlodden on the N. E. [North East] to Crarae farm on the West. Sig: [Signification] The young kids' wood. |
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DRYNLEA |
Drynlea |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
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Two small thatched cottages at one time a farm, but now occupied by Crofters. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell. |
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CNOC NAN SGITHEACH |
Cnoc na Sgitheach |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
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A small hillock situated a short distance N. E. [North East] of Drynlea. Sig: [Signification] The Hawthorne Knoll |
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Coille Mhinnean [note] Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
Cnoc nan Sgitheach [note] Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography] add: |
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WHITEBRIDGE COTTAGES |
Whitebridge Cottages
Whitebridge Cottages
Whitebridge Cottages |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
Two well built cottages overlooking Whitebridge Bay. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell |
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CUMLODDEN COTTAGE |
Cumlodden Cottage |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
A small cottage on the estate of Cumlodden occupied by the forester. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell |
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WHITEBRIDGE BAY |
Whitebridge Bay |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
A small bay extending from a point between Cumlodden and Cumlodden Cottage, to a point situated about ½ a mile N. E. [North East] of Whitebridge Cottages |
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CUMLODDEN BURN |
Cumlodden Burn
Cumlodden Burn
Cumlodden Burn |
Rev. [Reverend]
D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
A considerable stream flowing in a S. E. [South East] direction and falling into Lochfine near Cumlodden Quarry |
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CUMLODDEN QUARRY [granite] |
Cumlodden Quarry |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
An extensive granite quarry on the estate of Cumlodden. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell |
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CUMLODDEN |
Cumlodden
Camlodden |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
D. McAlpine
New Stat [Statistical] Acccount |
151 |
A small thatched cottage. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell |
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SCHOOL [Cumlodden] |
School
School
School |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A. Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
A thatched building used as a school in connection with the Quoad Sacra Church of the District. The property of the Established Church of Scotland. |
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BLACKSTONE BAY |
Blackstone Bay |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A. Livingstone
D. McAlpine |
151 |
A small bay extending from the extremity of Whitebridge Bay to Cumlodden Quarry |
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GARVAUCHY |
Garvauchy
Garvauchy
Garvauchy |
Mr. Dewar Occupier
P. Smith
Mr. A Livingstone |
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A small farm house and outbuildings, the property of Sir A. J. Campbell. |
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CRARAE RIVER |
Crarae River |
Mr. Dewar Occupier
P. Smith
Mr. A Livingstone |
151 |
A considerable stream named from the junction of two streams at Gallanach, and falling into Lochfine near Crarae Point. |
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CRARAE [farm] |
Crarae |
Mr. Dewar Occupier
P. Smith
Mr. A Livingstone |
151 |
A small farmhouse overlooking Crarae Bay. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell. |
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CRARAE INN |
Crarae Inn
Crarae Inn
Crarae Inn |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A good building having considerable offices adjacent used as a Public house, and Farm house, and the occasional residence of the proprietor Sir A. J. Campbell |
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CREAG AN EIREACHDAIS |
Creag an Eireachdas |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
P. Smith |
151 |
A small precipice near Crarae Inn. Sig: [Signification] The handsome creag. |
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CRARAE BAY |
Crarae Bay |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A small bay extending from Crarae Point to the village of Crarae |
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"Creag an Eireachdais" [note] "The Pretty Craig" Litterally Craig of beauty not Pretty Craig
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CHURCH OF KILLEVIN (Site of) |
Church (ruins) |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
P. Smith
New Statistical Account |
151 |
The remains of an Ancient Church situated in the burying ground of Killevin. The walls are distinctly traceable being about six inches above ground -
not very distinct J.I.Tr
"The ancient ecclesiastical condition of this parish is made known to the present generation only, by the ruins of Chapels or Churches scattered over it. There are Kilbride in the West End and Killevin near Crarae on Lochfineside" New Statistical Account
"The church appears to have stood originally at Killevin or Killenewen near Crarae on Lochfine where a burying ground still exists. Origines Parochailes |
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BARRAN EOIN |
Barr an Eoin |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A prominent and rocky hillock overlooking Inverae. Sig. [Signification] Johns' Hill |
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INVERAE |
Inverae |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A Livingstone
P. Smith |
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This name applies to several houses occupied by fishermen, The property of Sir A. J. Campbell. |
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Barran Eoin [note] John's Top
Barr an Eoin [note] Summit of the Birds - Is not this the correct form? Eoin for John is used in sculpture only. It is Iain on all other occasions.
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CRARAE POINT |
Crarae Pont |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A. Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A well defined point situated at the N. E. [North East] extremity of Luba Cladh. |
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BARR MOR |
Barr Mor |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A. Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A considerable and prominent hill overlooking Inverae Sig: [Signification] The large hill |
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STRONE |
Strone |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr A. Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A farmhouse and outbuildings the property of Sir A. J. Campbell. |
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BURIAL GROUND [Crarae] |
Killevin Burial Ground |
Rev. [Reverend] D. McLachlan
H. McCallum
Peter Smith
Origines Parochailes |
151 |
An ancient burial ground situated a short distance S. W. [South West] of Crarae Inn. It is still used as a burying place for the district. Situated in the burial ground is an enclosure, formerly used as a place of interment by the proprietors of Minard, and now near the ruins of the old church is to be seen the two portions of an ancient Cross, sculptured, in another part is to be seen a sculptured tombstone said to have been brought from Iona. |
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SCULPTURED STONES [Crarae] |
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An ancient burial ground situated a short distance S. W. [South West] of Crarae Inn. It is still used as a burying place for the district. Situated in the burial ground is an enclosure, formerly used as a place of interment by the proprietors of Minard, and now near the ruins of the old church is to be seen the two portions of an ancient cross, sculptured, in another part is to be seen a sculptured tombstone said to have been brought from Iona. |
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STONE CISTS FOUND [Crarae] |
Stone Coffins containing Human bones & Ashes found |
Peter Smith
H. McCallum |
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Some time ago four stone coffins containing human bones, and ashes were found near the ruins of the old Church, and in a mound in a field below Crarae Inn another was found also containing Bones and Ashes. The mound at one time was surmounted by a Standing Stone. |
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[Note]
Killevin Burial Ground / Sculptured Stones
"The church appears to have stood originally at Killevin or Killenewen near Crarae on Lochfine where a burying ground still remains" Origins Parochiales.
Neither of these are of the Iona pattern, though the sculptured cross is of great age, doubtless. T. P. W.
[Diagram/drawing of Tombstone & Cross included on page]
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BINNEIN SEARRACH |
Binnein Searrach
Binnein Searrach
Binnein Searrach |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A. Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A prominent hill overlooking Lub-a-Cladh Sig. [Signification] The Colts pinnacle. |
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LÙB A' CHLADHA |
Lub a Cladh |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A. Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A well defined bay extending from Crarae Point to Rudha Driseach. Sig. [Signification] Bay of the Churchyard |
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RUDHA DRlSEACH |
Rudha Driseach |
Rev: [Reverend] D. McLachlan
Mr. A. Livingstone
P. Smith |
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A point of land situated at the S. E. [South East] extremity of Lub a Cladh. Sig. [Signification] The thorny point |
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Binnein Searrach ? [note] See Binnein Searraiche in page 33
"Binnein Searrach" [note] The Colts pinnacle,
[Note]
Why change it from Bennein to Beinn? See page 33 Binnein Searrach Binnein A pinnacle, A little conical hill Beinn A mountain, a hill. Beinn is generally applied to a mountain or large hill and the authorities give the meaning "Pinnacle" why not write "Bennein"?
"Lub a' Chladha" [note] Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
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CRARAE [village] |
Crarae
Crarae
Crarae |
Rev [Reverend] Donald McLachlan
Mr. Livingstone Crarae
D. McAlpine Gallanach |
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A small fishing village situated about ¼ a mile S. W. [South West] of Cumlodden Quarry. The property of Sir A. J. Campbell |
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FREE CHURCH [Crarae] |
Free Church
Free Church |
The Rd [Reverend] Mr Rose
Mr McNab |
151 |
A plain recently built edifice having neither a school nor a manse attached to it. It is situated on the Camlodden Estate. The property of the Free Church of Scotland. |
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AUCHGOYLE BURN |
Auchgoyle Burn
Auchgoyle Burn |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
A small stream flowing between "Inverae" & Auchgoyle
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TIGH-NA-COILLE |
Tigh na Coille
Tigh na Coille |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
A tastefully built cottage The property of William Hamilton Esqr |
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Tigh-na-coille [note] The Wood House litterally House of the Wood |
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AUCHGOYLE |
Auchgoyle
Auchgoyle |
Mr Duncan Stewart Schoolmaster
The Rd [Reverend] Mr Donald McLachlan |
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An extensive & well built range of buildings, containing a provision store & inhabited chiefly by fishermen & their families. The property of William Hamilton Esqr of Minnard |
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ALLTAN TOSDACH |
Allt na Tosdachd
Allt na Tosdachd |
Mr Smith Crarae
Mr Donald Munro Inverae |
151 |
A small stream rising near the water shed & falls into Loch Fine, near, & south of "Auchgoyle". Sig. [Signification] The burn of silence |
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BARR A' CHUILEIN |
Bar a Chuilein
Bar a Chuilein |
Mr Smith Crarae
Mr Donald Munro Inverae |
151 |
A small knoll to the immediate west of "Auchgoyle" Sig. [Signification] The whelps' knoll. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmichael Glassary -- Argyllshire
Allt Tosdach [note] Silent Burn
Alltan Tosdach [note] Silent Burn
"Barr a' Chuilein" [note] The whelp's knoll |
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ALLT NAN RUIDHLEAN |
Allt na Ruidhleain
Allt na Ruidhleain |
Mr McNab Inverae
The Rd [Reverend] Mr Donald McLachlan |
151 |
A small stream falling into Loch Fine, a little to the N. [North] of Tigh na Coille. Sig. [Signification] The Burn of the Wheel |
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AUCHGOYLE BAY |
Auchgoyle Bay
Auchgoyle Bay |
Mr McNab Inverae
The Rd [Reverend] Mr Donald McLachlan |
151 |
This bay extends from the point N. [North] of Auchgoyle to "Meall Gall" & affords good anchorage to vessels. |
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BARR |
Barr
Barr
Bar |
Mr Pollock Barr
Mr Duncan Stewart
The Rd [Reverend] Mr McLachlan |
151 |
A superior farm steading. The property of William Hamilton Esqr |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmichael-Glassary -- Argyllshire
"Allt nan Ruidhlean" [note] Adopted |
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BINNEIN NAN TARBH |
Binnein an' Tarbh
Binnein an' Tarbh |
Mr Duncan Stewart
Mr Peter Campbell |
151 |
A rocky peaked eminence to the N. W. [North West] of Barr Sig. [Signification] The bulls' peak |
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CREAGAN NAM MEANN |
Creagan na Meann
Creagan na Meann |
Mr Duncan Stewart
Mr Peter Campbell |
151 |
This name is applied to a small rock W. [West] of Tullochgorm Sig. [Signification] The small rock of the Kids |
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TULLOCHGORM |
Tullochgorm
Tullochgorm
Tullachgorm |
Mr Duncan Stewart
Mr Peter Campbell
The Rd [Reverend] Mr McLachlan |
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A row of dwelling houses with crofts attached. The property of William Hamilton Esqr |
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Binnein nan Tarbh [note] Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
"Creagan nam Meann" [note] Gael ortho: [Gaelic orthography] |
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CNOC A' BHARR LÉITH |
Cnoch a Bhar Léithe
Cnoch a Bhar Léithe |
Mr Duncan Stewart Schoolmaster
Mr P. Campbell Barr |
151 |
A wooded peak or eminence situated immediately South west of Tullochgorm. Sig. [Signification] The grey topped knoll. |
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LODGE [Minard House] |
Lodge
Lodge |
Mr Duncan Stewart Schoolmaster
Mr P Campbell Barr |
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An excellent cottage fronting the principal entrance to Minnaird Castle. The property of William Hamilton Esqr |
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SCHOOL AND POST OFFICE [Tullochgorm] |
School & P. O. [Post Office]
School & P. O. [Post Office] |
Mr Duncan Stewart
The Rd [Reverend] Donald McLachlan |
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A thatched cottage. A branch of the parochial school, to which is attached a sub Post Office having a registar for letters only. |
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Ph [Parish] of Kilmichael-Glassary -- Argyllshire
"Cnocach Barr Léith" [note] Gael ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
"Cnoc a' Bharr Léith" [note] Gael ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
An adjective must agree with the noun to which it refers in gender number & case |
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MEALL GAILL |
Meall Gall
Meall Gall |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
This name applies to a rugged point of rock & loose stones. Sig. [Signification] The lowland-man's heap. |
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SGEIR NAM MUC |
Sgeir na Muic
Sgeir na Muic |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
A name given to a diminutive flat rock a little to the south of Meall Gall. Sig [Signification] The pigs' rock. |
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BRAINPORT BAY |
Brainport Bay
Brainport Bay |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
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A fine bay extending from "Meall Gall" to Brainport Point. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Kilmichael-Glassary -- Argyllshire
Meall Gaill [note] The lowlander's Hill or Heap
Meall Ghall [note] Lowlanders' Hill
Sgeir nam Muc [note] The pigs' Rock |
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BRAINPORT POINT |
Brainport Point
Brainport Point |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
This name is applicable to the point at the southern extremity of Brainport Bay. |
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TOLL NAM MEIRLEACH |
Toll na Meirleach
Toll na Meirleach |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
A well known name applied to a small creek on the shore immediately south of Brainport Point. Sig. [Signification] The Thieves hole |
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AN OITIR |
An Oitir
An Oitir |
Mr McNab Inverae
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
This name applies to a sand bank in Loch Fine between Eilean Eoghann & Brainport Point which is entirely covered at high-water, having a beacon on the western point (erected in1847) as a guide to vessels sailing between the bank & the shore Sig. [Signification] A bank in the sea. |
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"Toll nam Meirleach" [note] The Thieves Hole
"Toll a' Mheirleich" [note] The Thief's Hole |
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BRIDEAGAN |
Brideagan
Brideagan
Brideagan |
Mr McNab
Norman Lamont
The Rd [Reverend] Mr McLachlan |
151 |
Three small islands to the n. [north] of "Eilean Eoghann" composed of bare rock & exhibited to view only at low water. Sig. [Signification] Small things. |
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SGEIR NA H-OITIRE |
Sgeir na Oitir
Sgeir na Oitir |
Mr McNab
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
A small rock at the extreme south point of the sand bank which is all but a small portion covered at high-water Sig, [Signification] - The rock of the bank in the sea |
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EILEAN FRAOCH |
Eilean Fraoch
Eilean Fraoch |
Mr McNab
Mr Smith Crarae |
151 |
An island adjacent to Eilean Eoghann upon which heather abounds, hence the name. Sig [Signification] Heather island. |
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[Note]
Sgeir na h-Oitire
Please add the letter - e
See page 88 Name Book for Sheet 151 (6 Inch) |
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LADY'S SEAT |
Ladys' Seat |
Donald Brown
Peter Smith |
151 |
A small but prominent knoll situated near the N. E. [North East] extremity of Coille Mor |
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BINNEIN SEARRACH |
Binnein Searraich |
Donald Brown
Peter Smith |
151 |
A small hillock situated near the centre of Coille Mor. Sig. [Signification] The foal's pinnacle |
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BEALACH MÒR |
Bealach Mòr |
Donald Brown
Peter Smith |
151 |
A depression on the hillside situated a little N. E. [North East] of Binnein Searraiche |
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MINARD HOUSE |
Minard House |
W. Hamilton Esq: occupier
D. Brown
P. Smith
Estate Plan |
151 |
A large and magnificent modern building, being the mansion house of Minard Estate, having extensive ornamental grounds, gardens and offices. The property and occasional residence of W. Hamilton Esq: |
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MINARD BAY |
Minard Bay |
W. Hamilton Esq: occupier
D. Brown
P. Smith
Estate Plan |
151 |
A small but well defined bay, opposite the offices of Minard House. |
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MINARD POINT |
Minard Point |
W. Hamilton Esq: occupier
D. Brown
P. Smith
Estate Plan |
151 |
A well defined point, at the southern extremity of Minard Bay |
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CNOC CÙL NA CEARDAICH |
Cnoc Cùl na Ceardach
Cnoc Cùl na Ceardach
Cnoc Cùl na Ceardaich |
Donald Brown Minard
Peter Smith |
151 |
A small hill overlooking Minard Bay
Sig. [Signification] Knoll at the back of the Smithy. |
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UNION BAY |
Union Bay
Union Bay |
Donald Brown Minard
Peter Smith
Estate Plan |
151 |
A small bay situated a short distance S. W. [South West] of Minard |
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COILLE MHÒR |
Coille Mòr
Coille Mhòr |
Donald Brown Minard
Peter Smith
Estate Plan |
151 |
A considerable wood bounded on the N. E. [North East] by the entrance road to Minard, and on the W. [West] by the Lodge Sig. [Signification] The large wood |
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EILEAN AOGHAINN |
Eilean Eoghann
Eilean Eoghann |
Mr McNab Inverae
Norman Lamont Strathlachlan |
151 |
The largest of the islands situated in Loch Fine between "Strathlachlan Castle" & "Minnaird Castle," on which is a well of spring water of a mossy description, & the ruins of a dwelling house. Sig. [Signification] Owen's island. |
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Eilean Aoghainn [note] Gael: ortho: [Gaelic orthography] |
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UISGE A' CHNUIC |
Uisge an Cnoc
Uisge an Cnoc
Uisge an Cnoc |
Mr. Campbell Knock
Mr. Gillies
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr, |
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A considerable stream or burn having its source from Loch Glashan and running in a Southeasterly direction to its influx with Loch Gair. Sig. [Signification] The burn of the hill |
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GORTANRONACH |
Gortanronach |
Mr. Campbell Knock
Mr. Gillies
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. |
161 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. of Lochgair Sig [Signification] The bracken field |
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CREAG NA SGROILLE |
Craig na Scriel |
Mr. Campbell Knock
Mr. Gillies
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. |
161 |
A rocky precipice on the farm of Gortanronah. Sig. [Signification] not certain. |
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[Note]
"Uisge a' Chnoic" or "Uisge a' Chnuic"
"Creag na Sgroille" [note] The paring or Seeling Craig - correct T. P. W.
? Screel - "a large rocky hill nigh the sea a haunt for the Fox Jameison
This name probably in allusion to the surface of the ground being peeled or scarred off - T. P. W. |
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LOCH GLASHAN |
Loch Glashan
Loch Glashan
Loch Glashan
Lochglaissean |
Mr. Gilies Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr.
Mr. Campbell Lochgair Inn
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
160 |
A tolerably sized lake on the Estate of Lochgair The property of D McIvar Patterson Esq. |
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FORT [Loch Glashan] |
Watch Tower (In Ruins) |
Mr. Gillies Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr.
Mr.Campbell Lochgair Inn
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
161 |
A short distance east of the above lake are the ruins of a circular building or tower. The inner side of the wall quite distinct and built without any appearance of mortar, the outer is crumbled down. Mr McIvar Campbell believes it to have been a Danish fort. Its form and size resembles that one at Ardafuar near Crinan and others already identified in the same parish or district |
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Loch Glashan
Written on 6 Inch Plan?
Lochglaissean [note] Sig.[Signification] Coal Fish Gaelic Dictionary
"The remains of ancient buildings, intended, as their
form & sites evidently indicate, as watch towers, built
in order to convey the most rapid intelligence of the
movements of any party on the coast to the internal
parts of the country - There are still 3 in number one is
called Tor a Bhlarain, on the top of a hill called Barnafuar
near Kilmichael, another is called Tunnan, and placed upon
a rock called Creag nan Tur in Glenacreidh. The third is
on Gortan Rainich by the side of Lochglaissean & it commands a view of the 2 former, being
in the centre between them. The whole thus forming one line of communication by which anything
might be intimated from either district to the other" New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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BRACKENBRAE LODGE |
Brackenbrae Lodge
Brackenbrae Lodge |
Mr. Campbell
D. McIvar Esqr. Lochgair |
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A Porters lodge on Lochgair The property of D. McIvar Patterson |
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KNOCK |
Knock
Knock
Knock |
D. Campbell Occr. [Occupier]
D. McIvar Patterson Campbell Pro. [Proprietor]
John McTavish Kames |
161 |
A farm house and offices The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr of Lochgair |
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LOCHGAIR |
Lochgair
Lochgair
Lochgair |
D. McIvar Patterson Campbell Esqr.
D. Campbell
Mr Gillies Ph. [Parish] Teacher |
161 |
A tolerably sized mansion, having Offices; a garden and ornamental ground attached. The property and residence of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. |
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CASTLE (Site of) [Lochgair] |
Site of Castle |
D, McIvar Patterson Campbell Esqr
D. Campbell
Mr Gillies Ph. [Parish] Teacher |
161 |
A short distance South Mr McIvar Patterson points out the site of a Castle or baronial residence which had been the Mansion of the estate prior to the present one, and which then went under the name of Ardcastle instead of Lochgair. |
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SUN DIAL [Lochgair] |
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This Sun-Dial as the date 1695 is upon it, is well admitted to have been of earlier date - as it is precisely similar in design & size to the one at L. [Loch] Goilhead. The presumption is that the Sun dials are of one date - J. R. W. |
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GALLANACH |
Gallanach
Gallanach
Gallanach |
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr.
D Campbell
Mr Gillies |
161 |
A few old thatched houses The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. of Lochgair. |
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LOCHGAIR INN |
Lochgair Inn
Lochgair Inn
Lochgair Inn |
D. Campbell
D. McIvar Patterson Esqr.
Sign Board |
161 |
A small public house or Inn. The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. of Lochgair. |
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LOCH GAIR |
Loch Gair
Loch Gair
Loch Gair |
D. McIvar Patterson
Mr Gillies
D. Campbell |
161 |
A considerable creek or bay on the sea shore of the lands of Lochgair, branching from Loch Fyne. |
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Site of CHAPEL AND BURIAL GROUND [Loch Gair] |
Site of Caipel Bhred
Site of Caipel Bhred
Site of Caipel Bhred |
John Kellop Schoolmaster Scotston
D McIvar Patterson Esqr.
Mr Gillies |
161 |
A small burial ground still used and in which had stood an ancient Chapel dedicated to St Bride, no remains of this building can now be seen
"In the year 1617 Mr Neil Campbell parson of Kilmartin leased to Archibald Campbell of Kilmorie ¾ths of the parsonage & vicarage of the chapel of Kilbryde at Lochgairside" Origines Parochiales |
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ARDCASTLE WOOD |
Ardcastle Wood
Ardcastle Wood
Ardcastle Wood |
D. McIvar Patterson, Lochgair
Mr. Campbell Knock
Mr. Campbell, Lochgair Inn |
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A large extent of forest wood on the estate of Lochgair formerly called Ardcastle The property of D. McI. Patterson Esqr |
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RUDHA-NAN-CAORACH |
Rudha-nan-caorich
Rudha-nan-caorich
Rudha-nan-caorich
Rudha-nan-caorach |
D McIvar Patterson, Esq
Mr Campbell
John Gillies Gortanach |
161 |
A small dwelling house and byre attached The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr. of Lochgair Sig. [Signification] The Sheep's Point |
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Plan 161-8 -- Parish of Kilmichael Glassary -- Argyllshire |
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SCOTSTON |
Scotston
Scotston
Scotston |
Robert Mitchell Occr [Occupier]
John Kellop Teacher
D McIvar Patterson Esqr. |
161 |
A small farm house and byre attached The property of D McIvar Patterson Esqr. of Lochgair |
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SCHOOL [Scotston] |
School
School
School |
John Kellop
Robert Mitchell
Mr.Gillies |
161 |
A small school house, the school master of which is supported by subscriptions and school fees, Only English are taught. |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse |
John Kellop
Robert Mitchell
Mr. Gillies |
161 |
A small farm house and offices The property of D McIvar Patterson Esqr. |
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EAS DUBH |
Eas Dubh |
John Kellop
Robert Mitchell
Mr. Gillies |
161 |
A considerable stream or burn having its rise on "Knock" farm and running easterly to its influx with Lochgair
Sig. [Signification] The Black Waterfall |
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DUN MÒR |
Dùn Mòr |
John Kellop
Robert Mitchell
Mr. Gillies |
161 |
A small rocky hill on the farm of Kames. The property of D McIvar Patterson |
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[Note]
Eas Dubh
Eas is a waterfall and very often applied to a coarse or rough stream as in this case
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BALIVULLING |
Balivulling
Balivulling
Balivulling |
John Kellop
D. McIvar Paterson Esq
Robert Mitchell |
161 |
2 Cottages with a garden attached The property of D. McIvar Patterson |
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POINTHOUSE |
Pointhouse |
John Kellop
D. McIvar Paterson Esq
Robert Mitchell |
161 |
A small house 2 stories high occupied by fishermen. The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esq |
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SGEIR DHUBH |
Sgeir Dubh |
John Kellop
D. McIvar Paterson Esq
Robert Mitchell |
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A rock on the strand of the Sea shore of the farm of Kames Sig. [Signification] "Black Rock". |
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RUDHA NA DROCHAIDE |
Rudha nan Drochaid |
John Kellop
D. McIvar Paterson Esq
Robert Mitchell |
161 |
A rocky point of land on the coast of Loch Fyne. Sig. [Signification] The bridge point. |
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Sgeir Dhubh [note] G: ortho: [Gaelic orthography]
"Rudha na Drochaide," [note] The Bridge point |
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KAMES |
Kames
Kames
Kames |
John Kellop
D. McIvar Patterson Esq.
Mr. Gillies |
161 |
A group of small thatched houses in bad repair The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esq. |
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MIDDLE KAMES |
Middle Kames
Middle Kames
Middle Kames |
Neil McTavish
John Campbell
D McIvar Patterson Esq |
161 |
A farm house and offices the property of D. McIvar Patterson Esq. |
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WEST KAMES |
West Kames
West Kames
West Kames |
J. McTavish
D McIvar Patterson Esqr
Mr. Gillies |
161 |
A farm house and offices the property of D Mcivar Patterson Esqr. of Lochgair |
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CLACH GHARBH |
Clachyaiv |
J. McTavish
D McIvar Patterson Esqr
Mr Gillies |
161 |
A small rock visible at low water. Sig [Signification] Rough Stone |
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CARRICK HILL |
Carrick Hill
Carrick Hill
Carrick Hill |
D McIvar Patterson Esq.
J. McTavish
Robert Mitchell |
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A small hill on the farm of Carrick The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esqr |
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WEST OTTER FERRY |
West Otter Ferry |
D McIvar Patterson Esq.
J. McTavish
Robert Mitchell |
171 |
2 small dwelling houses occupied by fishermen The property of D. McIvar Patterson Esq from the Quay here there is a ferry across Loch Fyne to Otterferry on Cowal side |
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GLAS EILEAN |
Glas Eilean |
D McIvar Patterson Esq.
J. McTavish
Robert Mitchell |
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A small rocky island in Lochfyne The property D McIvar Patterson Esqr of Lochgair. |
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171.3 -- Parish of Kilmichael Glassary
[Signed] T. P. White Lt. R E [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] |
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[Volume] 17 No 2
[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY STORE M. S. STORE 21 Apr [April] 1897 SOUTHAMPTON
NAME BOOK
OF THE
PARISH OF
KILMICHAEL GLASSARY (Part of)
ARGYLLSHIRE
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Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allt na Ceardaich -- 151 -- 2 -- 9
Auchgoyle Burn -- 151 -- 9 -- 25
Auchgoyle -- 151 -- 9 -- 26
Allt-an Tosdach -- 151 -- 9 -- 26
Allt nan Ruidhlean -- 151 -- 9 -- 27
Auchgoyle -- 151 -- 9 -- 27
An Oitir -- 151 -- 9 -- 31
Ardcastle Wood -- 161 -- 8 -- 45
Bealach Ghearran -- 150 -- 16 -- 3
Birdfield Wood -- 150 -- 16 -- 4
Bar-liath -- 150 -- 16 -- 6
Birdfield -- 150 -- 16 -- 6
Beannan nan Stoc -- 151 -- 2 -- 9
Blackstone Bay -- 151 -- 2 -- 13
Barran Eoin -- 151 -- 5 -- 19
Barr Mòr -- 151 -- 5 -- 20
Burial Ground -- 151 -- 5 -- 21
Beinn nan Searrach -- 151 -- 5 -- 22
Barr a' Chuilein -- 151 -- 9 -- 26
Barr -- 151 -- 9 -- 27
Binnein nan Tarbh -- 151 -- 9 -- 28
Brainport Bay -- 151 -- 9 -- 30
Brainport Point -- 151 -- 9 -- 31
Brideagan -- 151 -- 9 -- 32
Binnein Searraich -- 151 -- 13 -- 33
Bealach Mòr -- 151 -- 13 -- 33
Brackenbrae Lodge -- 161 -- 4 -- 41
Ballivulling -- 161 -- 11 -- 48
Craegan na Bairneich -- 140 -- 15 -- 1
Cnoc Achadh Eun -- 150 -- 16 -- 5
Creag Chaise -- 150 -- 16 -- 5
Craeg Fheargach -- 150 -- 16 -- 5
Cnoc Buachaille Breig -- 151 -- 2 -- 9
Coille Mhiunean -- 151 -- 2 -- 10
Cnoc nan Sgitheach -- 151 -- 2 -- 10
Cumlodden Cottage -- 151 -- 2 -- 11
Cumlodden Burn -- 151 -- 2 -- 12
Cumlodden Quarry -- 151 -- 2 -- 12
Cumlodden -- 151 -- 2 -- 12
Crarae River -- 151 -- 5 -- 15
Crarae -- 151 -- 5 -- 15
Crarae Inn -- 151 -- 5 -- 16
Creag an Eireachdais -- 151 -- 5 -- 16
Crarae Bay -- 151 -- 5 -- 16
Church of Killevin (Site of) -- 151 -- 5 -- 17
Crarae Point -- 151 -- 5 -- 20
Crarae -- 151 -- 6 -- 23
Craegan nam Meann -- 151 -- 6 -- 28
Cnoc a' Bharr Lèithe -- 151 -- 6 -- 29
Cnoc Cùl na Ceardaich -- 151 -- 13 -- 36
Coille Mhòr -- 151 -- 13 -- 36
Creag na Sgròille -- 161 -- 3 -- 39
Castle (site of) -- 161 -- 7 -- 43
Chapel & Burial Ground - 161 -- 7 -- 44
Clach Gharbh -- 161 -- 15 -- 51
Carrick Hill -- 171 -- 3 -- 53
Dryilea -- 151 -- 2 -- 10
Dùn Mòr -- 161 -- 11 -- 47
Eas a' Fheannaige -- 150 -- 16 -- 7
Eilean Fraoch -- 151 -- 9 -- 32
Eilean Aoghainn -- 151 -- 13 -- 37
Eas Dubh -- 161 -- 11 -- 47
Free Church -- 151 -- 9 -- 25
Fort -- 161 -- 3 -- 40
Goatfield -- 140 -- 15 -- 2
Garvauchy -- 151 -- 5 -- 15 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Gortanronach -- 161 -- 3 -- 39
Gallanach -- 161 -- 7 -- 44
Glas Eilean -- 171 -- 3 -- 53
Inverleckan -- 140 -- 15 -- 1
Inverae -- 151 -- 5 -- 19
Kilmichael Beg -- 150 -- 16 -- 7
Kames -- 161 -- 11 -- 49
Lochfine Powder Works -- 140 -- 15 -- 2
Leckan Water -- 140 -- 15 -- 2
Loch Bealachgherran -- 150 -- 16 -- 4
Lub a' Chladh -- 151 -- 5 -- 22
Lodge -- 151 -- 9 -- 29
Lady's Seat -- 151 -- 13 -- 33
Loch Glashan -- 161 -- 3 -- 40
Lochgair -- 161 -- 7 -- 43
Lochgair Inn -- 161 -- 7 -- 44
Loch Gair -- 161 -- 7 -- 44
Manse -- 140 -- 15 -- 1
Meall Gaill -- 151 -- 9 -- 30
Minard House -- 151 -- 13 -- 35
Minard Bay -- 151 -- 13 -- 35
Minard Point -- 151 -- 13 -- 35
Middle Kames -- 161 -- 11 -- 49
Newhouse -- 161 -- 11 -- 47
Pointhouse -- 161 -- 11 -- 48
Rudha Driseach -- 151 -- 6 -- 22
Rudha-nan-caorach -- 161 -- 8 -- 45
Rudha na Drochaide -- 161 -- 11 -- 48
Sithean Mor -- 150 -- 16 -- 3
Siaradh Druim -- 150 -- 16 -- 5
School -- 151 -- 2 -- 13
Strone -- 151 -- 5 -- 20
School & Post Office -- 151 -- 9 -- 29
Sgeir nam Muc -- 151 -- 9 -- 30
Sgeir na h-Oitir -- 151 -- 9 -- 32
Sun Dial -- 161 -- 7 -- 43
Scotston -- 161 -- 11 -- 47
School -- 161 -- 11 -- 47
Sgeir Dubh -- 161 -- 11 -- 48
Tigh-an-bocan -- 150 -- 16 -- 6
Tigh-na-coille -- 151 -- 9 -- 25
Tullochgorm -- 151 -- 9 -- 28
Toll nam Meirleach -- 151 -- 9 -- 31
Union Bay -- 151 -- 13 -- 36
Uisge a' Chuuie -- 161 -- 3 -- 39
Whitebridge Cottages -- 151 -- 2 -- 11
Whitebridge Bay -- 151 -- 2 -- 11
West Kames -- 161 -- 15 -- 51
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