OS1/2/28/143
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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DUN MOR A' CHAOLAIS | Dun Mor a Chaolais Dun Mor a Chaolais Dun Mor a Chaolais |
Huggh MacDonald Grocer Caoles John MacKinnon Crofter Ruaig Revd. [Reverend] John G. Campbell Tiree |
065 | Remains of which is on the highest point in the East end of the Island of Tiree From a very faint mark which is still in existence the Building appears to have been nearly Circular. in the centre of this Ruin is a stronghold concealed on the surface by a number of large flags very much resembling the remainder of the Building The Building is said to have been erected by the "Danes" as a Watch Tower, there are about 14 on the island all within sight of one another |
CAOLES | Caoles Caoles Caoles |
M. Geekie Factor Island House Rev [Reverend] John G. Campbell Tiree Mr. John MacKinnon Crofter Ruaig |
065 | Applies to the most easterly portion of the Island of Tiree and extends from "Dun Mor a Chaolais" Esatwards. The district is occupied by Crofters and the cultivation is important The property of His Grace the Duke of Argyll. |
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[Page] 143Parish of Tiree
in the County of Argyll
Hamish Campbell C/a [Civilian/assistant]
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