OS1/2/54/153
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOM AN FHÉIDH | Tom an Fiadh Tom an Fiadh Tom an Fiadh Tom an Fhéidh |
Colin McArthur Tulloch Martin Munro Tulloch D. Campbell Drumfern Hill of the Deer |
125 | A conspicuous rocky top North side of stream, and about half a mile East of the Main Road. Sig. [Signification] "The Deer's Knoule [Knoll]" |
| ALLT SHEILEACHAN | Allt Seileichean Allt Seileichean Allt Seileichean "Allt Sheileachan" |
Colin McArthur Martin Munro D. Campbell Burn of the Willows |
125 | A mountain stream about 2 1/2 miles in length issuing from Lochan Seileachean, flowing westward & joining the River Airie near the County Road. (See under.) |
| LOCHAN SHEILEACHAN | Lochan Seileachean Lochan Seileachean Lochan Seileachean "Lochan Sheileachan" |
Colin McArthur Martin Munro D. Campbell Little loch of (the) Willows |
125 | A small sheet of water, very shallow, full of reeds, on the hilltop near the watershed. Sig [Signification] "The Willow Loch" |
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[Page] 153Sheet 125 Argyllshire
Tom an Féidh, Hill of the Deer, a note: "(s) [singular]"
"Allt Sheileachean", Burn of the Willows, a note: "perhaps those situated along the margin."
Transcriber's notes
Tom an Féidh, Signification: Knoule, Knowle ? A bit confused about correct accent, the Sheet 125 has acute e, this original page has one completley flat accent and one acute, the Index has "Fhèidh".Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
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