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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAGH EICH BHÀIN | Bay Eich Ban Bay Eich Ban Bay Eich Ban Bàgh Eich Bhàin |
Mr Duucan McKellar Mr Donald Leitch Mr Duucan Revie Barfad |
192 | A small creek on the foreshore a little to the north of Stonefield. Sign. [Signification] "White horse bay."(So called by its resemblance to a white horse when seen from the sea.) |
| PORT NAM PÅISD | Port nam Pàisde | Mr. Duucan McKellar Mr. Donald Leitch Mr. Duucan Revie Barfad |
192 | A small bay a little to the north of the above. Mr. McKellar one of the authorities quoted, states that in olden times children were brought from various parts of the country and buried in the small piece of ornamental ground adjoining this bay. Sign. [Signification] "Port of the children," |
| SGEIR MHAOL | Sgeir Mhaol | Mr. Duucan McKellar Mr. Donald Leitch Mr. Duucan Revie Barfad |
192 | Applicable to several flat rocks a few chains to the north of Barmore Island and which are visible at Low Water. Sign. [Signification] "Bald Rocks." |
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