OS1/2/49/152
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CREAG NA CIRCE | Creag na Circe Creag na Circe Creag na Circe |
Mr John Grieve - "Castles" D. McKercher - Leitir W. Miller - Leitir |
101 | A small rocky Craig close to "Coille Driseag. "The Hen's Rock" or "Craig" |
| TOBAR NA CRAIGE BÀINE | Tobar na Craige Bàine Tobar na Craige Bàine |
John Grieve D. McKercher |
101 | A small spring on the north side of the public road leading to Oban, and close to Margin of "Loch Awe". |
| INNIS CHONAIN | Innis Chonain Innis Chonain Innis Chonain |
John Grieve D. McKercher John McKercher |
101 | A small wooded island in "Loch Awe" so named from an inhabitant named Conan having at one time resided on it. It is supposed that the "Ruin" near its centre is that of his dwelling. "Conan. One of the Fingalians a peevish person" McAlpine's Dictionary |
| LEITIR | Leitir Leitir Leitir |
D. McKercher - Occr. [Occupier] John Grieve - Castles W. Miller - Occr. [Occupier] |
This name applies to the two dwelling houses situated about 15 Chains apart. The name however has been written to the principal one. Sig: [Signification] "Slope of a hill". |
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