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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MERK BURN | Merk Burn Merk Burn Merk Burn |
W. Turnbull Clachan John McNicol Clachan beag D McIntyre Glenfyne |
126 | A mountain stream rising near the summit of Newton Hill and flowing southwards for upwards of a mile, till it joins the River Fyne, about 2 miles north of Clachan farm house. |
| EAS NAM BÀ | Eas na Bà Eas na Bà Eas na Bà "Eas nam Bà" |
W. Turnbull Clachan John McNicol Clachan beag D. McIntyre Glenfyne G.O.[Gaelic Orthography] |
126 | A small rough stream flowing into Merk burn, near the junction of the latter with the River Fyne. Sign. [Signification] "Cataract of the Cows." |
| TOM GOBHAIR | Tom Gobhair Tom Gobhair |
W. Turnbull Clachan John McNicol Clachan beag |
126 | A small knoll on the west side of and near the top of the Merk Burn. Sign [Signification] "Goat Knoll." |
| GLENFINE LODGE | Glen Fyne Lodge Glen Fyne Lodge "Glenfine Lodge" |
G.F.W. Callander Esquire W. Turnbull Clachan Appd [Approved] form |
126 | A superior stone and slated building situate about 3 miles from the head of Loch fyne. Used as a shooting Lodge by the proprietor G.F.W. Callander Esq of Ardkinglass. |
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Eas nam Bà: "Bò" written in pencil above "Bà", a note follows the entry: "Genitive plural definite nam Bò, sometimes but incorrectly Bà"
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