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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KENTALLEN | Kentallen Kentallen Kentallen |
John McIntyre Esqr. Mr John Menzie Mr. Hugh Cameron |
044 | A few scattered dwelling houses occupied by men employed at the neighbouring quarries; situated at the head of the small Bay of the same name. |
| EAS A' CHOIN | Eas a' Choin Eas a' Choin Eas a' Choin |
John McIntyre Esqr. Mr John Menzie Mr. Hugh Cameron |
044 | A small, but rapid stream on the west side of "Beinn a' Bheithir" The name does not apply further than "Lagnaha" |
| STEWART'S CAVE | Stewart's Cave Stewart's Cave Stewart's Cave |
John McIntyre Esqr. Mr John Menzie Mr. Hugh Cameron |
044 | Situated on the north side of "Eas a' Choin", and a short distance from the farmhouse of "Lagnaha." "It is in the sides of a deep ravine, through which a precipitous stream tumbles its rapid Course, and it served for a Considerable time, after the battle of Culloden, to a gentleman of the name of Stewart who served with Prince Charles in 1745" New Statistical Account. This was Stewart of Ardsheal, and the time spent in the Cave is said to have been Six weeks. |
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