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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CARN AN T-SAIGHDEIR | Carn an Saighdear Carn an Saighdear Carn an Saighdear |
Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich |
060 | A small pile of stones about 20 yards west of the main road and a quarter of a mile north of Ba Bridge. A soldier was found murdered here about a century ago, hence the name. |
| CREAG AN FHIRICH | Creag na Fhirich Creag na Fhirich Creag na Fhirich Creag na Fhirich |
Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLean, Dalmally (Gaelic Orthography) |
060 | A large and precipitous rock about a mile west of Ba Bridge. The signification of the name is unknown. |
| DROCHAID AN T-SAIGHDEIR | Drochaid an t-Saighdear Drochaid an t-Saighdear Drochaid an t-Saighdear |
Mr. Robertson, Forrester, Forest Lodge Allan McIntyre, Forrester, Clashgobhair Peter Dewar, Forrester, Barravurich |
060 | "The Soldiers Bridge"; a small bridge on the main road near Carn an Saighdear. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 65"Carn an t-Saighdeir" - The Soldier's Cairn.
"Creag an Fhiaraidh", The Slanting Craig, which is disposed to be the signification of the name.
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