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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
POLL NA GILE Port a' Ghil
Port a' Ghil
Port a' Ghil
"Poll na Gile"
L. McLachlan
D McDougall
J. McDougall
129 A small bay on the east side of Shuna Cottage.
Sig. [Signification] Pool of the White mark_
PORT NA SEA-REAMHACH Port nan Seà-ramhach
Port nan Seà-ramhach
Port nan Seà-ramhach
"Port nan Seà-ràmhach"
L McLachlan
D McDougall
J McDougall
GO [Gaelic Orthography]
129 A small creek nearly 1/2 a mile north of Rudha Trileachan.
Sig [Signification] Port of the ferry boat.
(The literal meaning is a Sixoared galley, but the natives hereabout call a large ferry boat, used for ferrying cattle, a Seà-ramhach)
RUDH' AN TRILLEACHAIN Rudha an Trileachan
Rudha an Trileachan
Rudha an Trileachan
"Rudh'an Trìlleachair" Pt of the Oyster Catcher
L McLaclan
D McDougall Toberonochy
J McDougall Toberonochy
Appd Ortho
129 A round point of the shore a short distance west of Shuna Cottage.
Sig [Signification] Unknown
SHUNA COTTAGE Shuna Cottage
Shuna Cottage
J Tompson, Tenant
L McLachlan, Black Mill Bay
129 A large & slated cottage neat the western shore of Shuna. The property of the Corporation of Glasgow.

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Poll a' Ghil is the popular form of the name it would be better use it on plan

Rudh'an Trilleachain - singular or plural?

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