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DRISHAIG |
Drishaig
Drishaig
Drishaig |
Duncan Black. "Coille"
Hugh Brodie - Laglingartan
Alexander Mc Donald, Ardgenavan |
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A few dwelling houses on the farm of "Coille", for the estate of Mr Callender |
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DUNDERAVE |
Dundaraav
Dundarave
Dundarave
Dundarave
Dunderave
Dunduramh
Dunderave |
Revd [Reverend] Mr McPherson. Inverary
Hugh Brodie Laglingarten
Alexander McDonald. Ardgenavan.
Donald Black. "Coilles."
"Peter Luke" at Castle
Stat [Statistical] Account.
County Directory |
133.08 |
Dwelling houses on the farm of "Coilles". |
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CASTLE (Ruins of) |
"Castle" (In Ruins) |
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Near the point stands the Old Castle of "Dundarave", the walls of which are still in tolerable preservation, and are very strong. There are small turrets along the angles in the walls. The whole may be considered "in Ruins". |
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DUNDERAVE POINT |
Dundarave Point |
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South of the "old Castle" is a rocky projection into "Loch Fine", Known as "Dundarave Point", |
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[notes]
Dùn-dà-ràmh "Fort of the two Oars" Gael [Gaelic] Orthography.
"The castle of Dunduramh is a large and strong tower of an irregular figure with small
turrets along the angles in the wall; but, as it is built in a low situation, it could only be a
defence against the cursory attacks of the hostile neighbours. Above the gate of the castle
is the following inscription 1596 J.MAN. Behold the end of all Benought. Wiser
than the Hiestes I trust in God." Old Stat [Statistical] Account Vol [Volume] 3 p [page] 168. |
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FEADAN BLÀTH |
Feadan Blàth
Feadan Blàth
Feadan Blàth |
John Brodie Cairndow
Hector Arachar "ArdKinglas"
Peter Brodie Laglingarten |
133.08 |
A hollow space through which "Allt na Cruaidhlinn" flows - Sig: [Signification] "Warm Hollow" |
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RUDHA NO |
Rudha No
Rudha No
Rudha No |
John Brodie
Hector Arachar
Peter Brodie |
133.08 |
A projected portion of fore shore on the borders of "Loch Fyne" Sig: [Signification] "Rudha" a point, and "No" is thought by the first authority quoted to be derived from "Nodha" Sig: [Signification] New. We have however the famous No: "Ardno", we have Also "Allt Coire No" and "Coire No", which might be construed with "Allt Coire Nodha" and "Coire Nodha", |
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TOM DUBH |
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh
Tom Dubh |
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A strip of rising ground in woods N. W. [North West] of County road - Sig: [Signification] "Black Hill". |
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"Rudha Nodha," [note] Supposed Gaelic Sig: [Signification] Originally.
[Note]
RUDHA NO
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RUDHA BÀTHAICH BHÀIN |
"Rudha Bàthaic Bhàin,"
"Rudha Bàthaic Bhàin,"
"Rudha Bàthaic Bhàin," |
Hector Arachar, Ardkinglas.
Hugh Brodie Laglingarten.
John Brodie Cairndow, |
133.08 |
A projection in "Loch Fine" North-West of the Cottage of that name Sig;- [Signification] Point of (the) White Byres." |
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LEAC BHUIDHE |
Leac Bhuidhe
Leac Bhuidhe |
Hector Arachar.
Peter Brodie. |
133.08 |
A narrow strip of flat rock extending along the lines of "High Water". Sig: [Signification]: "Yellow Rock" |
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A' CHRUAIDHLINN |
A'Cruaidhlinn
A'Cruaidhlinn |
Hector Arachar
Peter Brodie. |
133.08 |
"The hard rocky ground:" which is the Signification of the name. Applies to the strip of rock at the foot of "Allt na Cruaidhlinn" |
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ALLT NA CRUAIDHLINN |
Allt na Cruaidhlinn.
Allt na Cruaidhlinn.
Allt na Cruaidhlinn. |
Peter Brodie
Hector Arachar
John Brodie |
133.08 |
Applicable to a burn thus named from the south-eastern limits of "Feadan Blath," flows in a north-westerly course into "Loch Fine". |
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[Note]
RUDHA BÀTHAICH BHÀIN
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ARDGENAVAN |
Ardgenavan
Ardgenavan
Ardgenavan |
Alexander McDonald. Occr [Occupier]
Hugh Brodie, "Laglingarten".
Donald Black, "Coille". |
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A small cottage on the farm of "Coille", the property of Mr Callander. |
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RUDHA MÒR |
Rudha Mòr
Rudha Mòr
Rudha Mòr |
Hector Arrachar, Ardkinglas
Peter Brodie. Laglingarten.
William Jones Village |
134.01 |
A portion of the foreshore of "Loch Fine" which courses around the mouth of "Ardkinglas Water," Sig:- [Signification] Great Point |
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RUDHA BEAG |
Rudha Beag
Rudha Beag
Rudha Beag |
Peter Brodie Laglingarten.
John Brodie Caindow
Hector Arrachar |
134.01 |
A small point in "Loch Fine", about ½ mile south-west of the above - Sig:- [Signification]: "Little Point." |
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CAMAS A' BHATA |
Camas a' Bhata
Camas a' Bhata
Camas a' Bhata |
Peter Brodie
John Brodie
Hector Arrachar |
134.01 |
A small bay or harbour of safety for fishing boats: on account of which the Sig:- [Signification] is given. "The Boat Bay" or "Creek". |
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STRONE |
Strone
Strone
Strone |
Peter Brodie
John Brodie
Hector Arrachar |
134.01 |
A few Cotters' dwellings south of "Cairndow." and close to the high road leading to "Inverary." |
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CAIRNDOW |
Cairndow
Cairndow
Cairndow |
William Jones - Villager
John Brodie - Villager
Peter Brodie - Laglingarten |
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A small village on the borders of "Loch Fine" through which passes public road from Glasgow to Inverary. - The hamlet comprises in chief - A Parish Church which in appearance is modern. A School with Post Office - An Inn together with a few settlement dwellings. - |
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CHURCH |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr McNaughton
William Jones - Inn Keeper
Peter Brodie - Laglingarten |
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A small octagonal shaped Building Modern - and is the Parish Church Within an enclosed wall is the burial ground. There is no "Manse" at present attached to the Church. |
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INN |
Inn |
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On the east side of high road distance about 6 chains from the Ch[urch] is the "Inn" - |
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School |
"School" (Parish) and Post Office. |
Mr John Brodie - Master.
Revd [Reverend] Mr McNaughton. M [Minister] |
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At the Northern extremity of the Village is the P[aris]h School with "Post Office" - there is a small croft attached attached to the school being the property of the heritors of the parish - |
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ARDKINGLAS HOUSE |
Ardkinglas Ho: [House]
Ardkinglas Ho: [House]
Ardkinglas Ho: [House] |
Hugh Brodie - Laglingarten
Mr Nicoll - Gardener
Hector Arrachar - Ardkinglas
Mr Wilson - factor - Inverary |
134.01 |
The mansion house of Ardkinglas is one of recent erection, it having been built after the Castle of that name had been destroyed by fire not many years since.
It is beautifully situated within the policy grounds. There are extensive "Offices", three Lodges, approaches from each towards the house.
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BAD DARACH |
Bad Darach
Bad Darach
Bad Darach |
Hugh Brodie - Laglingarten
Hector Arachar
John Brodie - "Cairndow" |
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A strip of Oak wood extending eastward from the bridge over the "Kinglas Water". Sig [Signification]: "Oak Clump" |
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BÀTHACH-BÀN COTTAGE |
Bàthach-bàn Cottage
Bàthach-bàn Cottage
Bàthach-bàn Cottage |
Peter Brodie "Laglingarten"
Hector Arachar. "Ardkinglas"
John Brodie Cairndow. |
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A neat small cottage on the estate of "Ardkinglas" Sig:- [Signification] "White-byre Cottage" |
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ALLT BÀTHAICH BHÀIN |
Allt Bàthach Bhàin
Allt Bàthach Bhàin
Allt Bàthach Bhàin |
Hector Arachar.
Peter Brodie.
John Brodie. |
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A narrow burn having its Source in the high grounds of Ardkinglas Estate, flows in a north-westerly course into "Loch Fine", Sig:- [Signification] "White Byre Burns." |
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ALLT CAMAS A' BHÀTA |
"Allt Camas a' Bhata"
"Allt Camas a' Bhata" |
Hector Arachar.
Hugh Brodie. |
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A stream having its source in the high grounds of "Ardkinglas", flows in a north-westerly direction into "Loch Fine", Sig:- [Signification] "The Boat Bay B. [Burn]." |
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ALLTAN FICHEAD SGILLINE |
Alltan Fithead Sgilline
Alltan Fithead Sgilline
Alltan Fithead Sgilline |
John Brodie, Cairndow
Peter Brodie, Laglingarten
Hector Arachar. Ardkinglas. |
134.05 |
A burn which rises in the grounds of "Ardkinglas," flows in a north-westerly direction into "Loch Fine" - Sig:- [Signification] "Twenty penny" or "Twenty pence B [Burn]." |
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CÀRN A' MHUILINN |
"Càrn a' Mhuilinn"
"Càrn a' Mhuilinn"
"Càrn a' Mhuilinn" |
Peter Brodie.
Hugh Brodie.
Hector Arachar. |
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An accumulation of large low rocks on the hill slopes situated south of "Kinglas Water"
Sig:- [Signification] "The Mill Cairns" , There having been a mill in this vicinity some years ago. |
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Croit-a'-chonnaidh |
Croit-a'-chonnaidh
Croit-a'-chonnaidh
Croit-a'-chonnaidh |
Peter Brodie
Hugh Brodie
Hector Arachar |
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A small house occupied by Cotters on the estate of "Ardkinglas" - Sig [signification] :-"Croft of the fuel" |
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Altan Fichead Sgilline [note] Agreeably to to Suggestion of O.S.O [Ordnance Survey Office] Southampton
[Signed] Bruce H. Melville
Capt R.E [Captain Royal Engineers]
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PARISH OF KILMORICH
ARGYLLSHIRE
[Date stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M S. STORE 21 APR. [APRIL] 1897 SOUTHAMPTON
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INDEX
Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
A' Chruaidhlinn -- 133 -- 8 -- 6
Allt na Chruaidhlinn -- 133 --8 -- 6
Ardgenavan -- 134 -- 1 -- 7
Ardkinglas House -- 134 -- 1 -- 11
Allt Barthaic Bhain -- 134 -- 5 -- 13
Allt Camas a' Bhata -- 134 -- 5 -- 13
Alltan Fichead Sgilline --134 --5 -- 14
Bad Darrach -- 134 -- 1 -- 11
Bathach-ban Cottage -- 134 -- 5 -- 13
Castle (Ruins of) -- 133 -- 8 -- 3
Camas a' Bhata -- 134 -- 1 -- 9
Cairndow -- 134 -- 1 -- 10
Church -- 134 -- 1 -- 10
Croit-a-chommaidh -- 134 -- 5 -- 14
Càrn a'Mhuiliun -- 134 -- 5 -- 14
Drishaig -- 133 -- 4 -- 1
Dundarave -- 133 -- 8 -- 3
Dundarave Point -- 133 -- 8 -- 3
Feadan Blath -- 133 -- 8 -- 5
Inn -- 134 -- 1 -- 10
Leac Bhuidhe -- 133 -- 8 -- 6
Post Office -- 134 -- 1 -- 10
Rudha No -- 133 -- 8 -- 5
Ruidha Barthaich Bhain -- 133 -- 4 -- 6
Rudha Mòr -- 134 -- 1 -- 9
Rudha Beag -- 134 -- 1 -- 9
Strone -- 134 -- 1 -- 9
School -- 134 -- 1 -- 10
Tom Dubh -- 133 -- 8 -- 5 |
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List of Proprietors Agents &c in the ph [parish] of Kilmorich 1/2500 scale
Names Address
G.F.W. Callander Esqr. Ardkinglass Hu. [House] by Inverary
W. Wilson Esqr Factor Inverary
R. Livingston Esqr. Drimsynie Lochgoilhead
Mr John Brodie Teacher Cairndow by Inverary
[Signed] Bruce H. Melville
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Drishaig |
Drishaig
Drishaig
Drishaig |
Duncan Black. "Coille".
Hugh Brodie -Laglingarten.
Alexander McDonald, Ardgenavan. |
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A few dwelling houses on the farm of "Coille," on the estate of Mr Callander. |
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