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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRÀIGH NA FRÌTHE | Bràigh na Frìthe Bràigh na Frìthe |
Mr McIntyre Barochreal Mr McIntyre Lagganbeg |
110 | A conspicuous hill immediately NW. [North West] of Lagganmore Sig. [Signification] The forest top |
| LAGGANMORE | Lagganmore Lagganmore |
Mr Annan Easdale Mr McIntyre Lagganbeg |
110 | Two small farmsteadings, on eihter side of the River Euchar, now conjoined The property of the Earl of Breadalbane |
| EAS RUADH | Eas Ruadh Eas Ruadh Eas Ruadh |
Mr McIntyre Lagganbeg Mr McIntyre Barochreal Mr Livingstone Barochreal |
110 | The stream which flows S. [South] ward nearly a mile & falls into the River Euchar at Lagganmore. Sig. [Signification] Red Stream. |
| CREAG NA STUIC | Creag a' Stuic Creag a' Stuic Creag na Stuic |
Mr McIntyre Lagganbeg Mr Livingstone GO [Gaelic Orthography] |
110 | A precipice immediately west of Lagganbeg- It is on the side of a small knoll from which it derives its name Rock of the Hillock |
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