OS1/2/26/11
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GARTLOSKAN HILL | Gartloskan Hill Gartloskan Hill Gartloskan Hill |
Mr Duncan McIntyre Game Keeper Pointhouse Mr Duncan Ferguson Dalbuy Mr John McDonald Pennygown |
262 | A prominent hill on the farm of Gartloskan & Dalbuy the property of the Duke of Argyle |
| GLEN MUCKLACH | Glen Mucklach Glen Mucklach Glen Mucklach |
Mr. Archibald Cambell Sheepherd Arinascavach Mr John McDonald Mr Matthew Corner Glenmucklach |
262 | This name applies to a Glen extending from about 1/2 a mile to the north west of Cnocnagreine till it joins Glen Kerran. The stream that flows thro [through] it bears the same name. There is a good deal of brushwood on both sides of the stream. |
| CNOC-NA-GRÈINE (Ruins) | Cnocnagrèine "Cnoc-na-greine" Cnocan-grianach |
Mr. Archibald Cambell Sheepherd Arinascavach Mr. John McDonald Mr. Matthew Corner Glenmucklach The correct Gaelic for "The Sun Knowe" Sunny Knowe |
262 | A ruin on the farm of Arinascavach Sign. [Signification] "The Sunny Knowe" |
| Arinascavach | Mr. Archibald Cambell Sheepherd Arinascavach Mr John McDonald Mr Matthew Corner Glenmucklach |
262 | A dwelling house with sheepfold attached the property of the Duke of Argyle. | |
| ALLT NA BOINE DUIBHE | Allt a' Boine duibhe Allt a' Boine duibhe "Allt na Boine Duibhe" |
Mr. Archibald Campbell Mr. Duncan McIntyre "The Black Cow's Burn". |
262 | A small stream rising about half a mile to the East of Arinascavach and flowing in a westerly direction till it forms a junction with Glen Kerran Water about 7 chains to the South of Arinascavach Sign. [Signification] "The Black Cow's Burn" |
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[Page] 11262.12 -- Parish of Southend
Arinascavach [note]
In Campbelton Ph. [Parish]
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Alison James- Moderator, hillhere
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