Argyll volume 56

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  4. Argyll volume 56
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/2/56/1 ARD LUING Ard Luing Ard Luing Ard Luing L McLachlan D McDougall Toberonochy D McLarty Largahoney (Craignish) 137 The southern portion of the island of Luing, extending from between Eilean an h-Aih & Camas nan Gall Southwards to the extremity of the island.
OS1/2/56/1 RUDH' ARD LUING Rudha Ard Luing Rudha Ard Luing Rudha Ard Luing 'Rudh' Ard Luing L McLachlan D McLarty D McDougall G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 137 A promontory forming the S. [South] west corner of what is at high water an island seperated by a narrow channel from the mainland of Luing Sig. [Signification] Ard Luing point.
OS1/2/56/1 CAOLAS AN EILEIN Caolas an Eilean Caolas an Eilean Caolas an Eilean Caolas an Eilein L McLachlan I Welsh Black Mill Bay D McLarty G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 137 A gravelly channel which makes an island of a part of Ard Luing at high water Sig. [Signification] The island straight.
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OS1/2/56/2 BAGH NA H-AIRD Bàgh na h-Ard Bàgh na h-Ard Bàgh na h-Ard Bàgh na h-Aird L McLachlan Black Mill Bay D McDougall Toberonochy J McDougall ToberonochyG.O.[Gaelic Orthography] 137 Trace 3 A small gravelly bay to the north east of Caolas an Eilean Bay of the height
OS1/2/56/2 SGEIR NAM FIGHEADAIR Sgeir nam Figheadear Sgeir nam Figheadear Sgeir nam Figheadair L McLachlan D McDougall G.O.[Gaelic Orthography] 137 trace 3 A small rock a short distance south of the East end of Caolas an Eilean. Sig. [Signification] "Rock of the Weavers"
OS1/2/56/2 SHUNA POINT Shuna Point Shuna Point Shuna Point D McDougall J McDougall L McLachlan 137 trace 4 A bold promontory being the extreme Southern point of the island of Shuna
OS1/2/56/2 LAIR BHAN Làir Bhàn Làir Bhàn Làir Bhàn D McDougall J McDougall L McLachlan 137 trace 4 Two small rocks, covered at high water situate about 30 chains north east of Shuna point Sig. [Signification] The white mare
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OS1/2/56/3 DEARG SGEIR Dheaig Sgeir Dheaig Sgeir Deaig Sgeir Sgeir Dheag Dugald McFarlane Mr McPhelan Admiralty Chart Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael 137 A small rock lying off the NW [Northwest] of Reis Mhic Faidean Sig. [Signification] Red Rock
OS1/2/56/3 REIS MHIC PHAIDEAN Rèis Mhich Faidean Ris an Vic Faden Island Ris Vic Faddan Rèis Mhic Phaidean Rev Mr McMichael Craignish Dugald McFarlane Craignish New Statistical Account Admiralty Chart Estate Plan of Craignish GO [Gaelic Orthography] 137; 148 A small rocky Island lying in the sound of Jura, the property of F.C.T Gaigoinely Craignish Castle Sig. [Signification] Mhic Faiaeu's Race
OS1/2/56/3 SGEIR NAM FAOILEANN Sgeir nan Faoileann Sgeir nan Faoileann Sgeir nan Faoileann Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Dugald McFarlane Mr McPherson Achauarnich 137 A small rock lying a few yards off N [North] end of above. It is covered at high water Sig. [Signification] Rock of the Sea Gulls
OS1/2/56/3 [Page] 3 Sheet 13 Argyllshire Reis Mhic Phaidean. - Pencil note - Macfadden is a Irish name signifying Little Paddy's Son
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OS1/2/56/5 ALLT ATH MHIC MHÀIRTEIN Allt Ath Mhic Mhairtean Allt Ath Mhic Mhairtean Allt Ath Mhic Mhairtean "Allt Ath Mhic Mhàirtein" Rev. [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin James McKechnie Esq Torran John McNicol Ford GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A considerable stream rising on Cruach an Eachlich & flowing in a southerly direction through the valley of Kilmartin. It retains this name only as far as Ath Mhic Mhairtean. Sig. [Signification] Burn of McMartin's Ford.
OS1/2/56/5 ATH MHIC MHÀIRTEIN Ath Mhic Mhairtean Ath Mhic Mhairtean Ath Mhic Mhairtean "Ath Mhic Mhàirtein" Rev [Reverend] D Jackson James McKechnie Esq John McNicol GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A ford across the stream on the old road from Ford to Craignish & distant about a mile from the former. Tradition asserts that a conflict took place here between the Martins of Craignish and the Campbells of Fuicharn, in which the Martins were beaten. Sig. [Signification] McMartins Ford.
OS1/2/56/5 HUMAN REMAINS FOUND [Ath Mhic Mhairtein] Human Remains found Human Remains found Human Remains found Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Alexander Orr Tibertich John McNicol Ford 138 When making the new road at spot marked by cross a large quantity of Human Remains were found. Tradition states that the bodies of the slain were interred here after the conflict at Ath Mhic Mhairtean.
OS1/2/56/5 [Page] 5 Sheet 138 Argyllshire Allt Ath Mhic Mhàirtein & Ath Mhic Mhàirtein ]Note] accent wanted Please to insert on Plan
OS1/2/56/6 CRUACH AN EACHLAICH Cruach an Eachlich Cruach an Eachlich "Cruach an Eachlaich" James McKechnie Esq Torran John McNicol Ford The post-boy's Hill 138 Applies to a rocky eminence situated about a mile west of Torran Sig. [Signification] Not Known
OS1/2/56/6 SRÒN NA SAOBHAIDHE Sròn an Saobhaidhe Sròn an Saobhaidhe "Sròn na Saobhaidhe" A McNair Torran John McNicol Ford GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A considerable & rocky promontory a short distance south of the above. Sig. [Signification] Promontory of the Foxe's Den
OS1/2/56/6 CRUACH NAN DEARC Cruach nan Dearc Cruach nan Dearc Rev [Reverend] D. Jackson Kilmartin James McKechnie Esq 138 A small hill a few yards East of the above. Sig. [Signification] Hill of the Berries
OS1/2/56/6 AN SAMHLADH An t-Samhlaidh An t-Samhlaidh An Samhladh A. McNicol Ford A. McNair Torran Rev. [Reverend] D. Jackson Kilmartin 138 A small hill of peculiar shape on the grazing of Salachary. Sig. [Signification] The Apparition
OS1/2/56/6 [Page] 6 An Samhladh [Note] i - not to be inserted masculine, not feminine
OS1/2/56/7 BEALACH MÒR Bealach Mòr Bealach Mòr Bealach Mòr Mr. Jackson, Kintraw Duncan Gillies, Salachary Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin 138 A narrow pass on the Road from Barbreck to Kilmartin and about a mile from the former place Sig. [Signfication] "Great pass"
OS1/2/56/7 LOCHAN NA GOIRT Lochan na Gort Lochan na Gort Lochan na Gort Lochan na Goirt Mr. Jackson Duncan Gillies Rev [Reverend] D Jackson G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 138 Applied to a small loch situate about half a mile N.W. [North West] from Bealach Mòr Sig. [Signfication] "Lochan of Famine or Scarcity"
OS1/2/56/7 SALACHARY Salachary Salachary Salachary Mr. Jackson Duncan Gillies Rev [Reverend] D. Jackson 138 A farmhouse and offices situate about two miles from Barbreck on the road from there to Kilmartin The property of J. Malcolm Esq. of Poltalloch
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OS1/2/56/8 KINTRAW Kintraw Kintraw Kintraw Mr Jackson Occupier Duncan Gillies, Salachary Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin 138 A farmhouse and offices situate at the head of Loch Craignish on the Estate of Admiral Campbell of Barbreck
OS1/2/56/8 KINTRAW BURN Kintraw Burn Kintraw Burn Kintraw Burn Mr Jackson Duncan Gillies Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Applied to a good sized stream having its source near Salachary and flowing into Loch Craignish. It derives its name from its joining the sea at Kintraw.
OS1/2/56/8 CURACHAN Curachan Curachan Curachan Mr Jackson Duncan Gillies Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Applied to a few cottages situate about half a mile S. [South] from Kintraw and on the shore of Loch Craignish
OS1/2/56/8 DÙN NA BAN-ÒIGE Dun a Bhanoig Dun a Bhanoig Dun a Bhanoig "Dùn na Ban-òige" Mr Jackson Duncan Gillies Rev. [Reverend] D. Jackson G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A rocky Knoll situate about half a mile west from Kintraw Sig. [Signification] Hill of the Young woman
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OS1/2/56/8 Dùn na Ban-òige: on Sheet 138 it is east of Kintraw.
OS1/2/56/9 FORD Ford Ford Feord Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin James McKechnie Esq. Estate Map 1790 138 A small hamlet situated on the County road between Ardrishaig & Kilchrenan & distant 14 miles from the former. Two Inns, a Mission Church, a school, a smithy, a Post Office & a few laborers huts comp[r]ise the hamlet.
OS1/2/56/9 CHURCH [Ford] Church Church Rev [Reverend] D Jackson John McNicol 138 A small building used as a mission station by the Church of Scotland, the property of that body.
OS1/2/56/9 SCHOOL [Ford] School School John McNicol Schoolmaster Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 A small thatched hut used as a school. Supported by the proprietor & the School Tees [Trustees].
OS1/2/56/9 TUMULUS AND STONE CIST [Ford] Cist Cist John McNicol Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 An ancient stone cist situated in a Tumulus, the side of which has been dug away exposing the cist, on the opening of it a a number of Human bones were found.
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OS1/2/56/10 DÙN DUBH Dùn Dubh Dùn Dubh Dundon Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin James McKechnie Esq Torran Estate Map 1790 138 A prominent & very rocky hill overlooking Ford from the N.W. [North West]. Sig. [Signification] Black Hill
OS1/2/56/10 ALLT NA CILLE Allt na Cille Allt na Cille James McKechnie Esq John McNicol Ford 138; 139 A small burn rising on Cruach nan Dearc & falling into An Lodan. There is no tradition of a burial ground or cell in the vicinity. Sig. [Signification] Stream of the Cille
OS1/2/56/10 FORT [Dùn Chonallaich] Dùn Chonallaich Dùn Chonallaich Dùn Chonallaich Rev [Reverend] D. Jackson Kilmartin Alexander Orr Tibertich John McNicol Ford 138 The remains of an ancient British Fort situated on a rocky eminence about a mile west of Ford. The remains consist of a sloped wall of great thickness & formed of loose stones. Sig. [Signification] Not Known
OS1/2/56/10 [Page] 10 Eas Mòr -- Authorised and described in name Book of Kilmartin Parish.
OS1/2/56/11 TIBERTICH Tibertich Tibertich Tibertich Alexander Orr, resident Colin McPherson, Creag an Tairbh Cottage Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin 138 A clachan of small farmhouses and cottages, situated about 3 miles from Kilmartin on the road from there to Barbreck. The property of J.B. McLachlan Esqr.
OS1/2/56/11 CNOCAN SGEULACHAN Cnoc an Sgeulachan Cnoc an Sgeulachan Cnoc an Sgeulachan "Cnocan Sgeulachan" Alexander Orr Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 Applied to a small Knoll adjoining Tibertich It gets its name from the inhabitants loitering and telling tales there, Sig [Signification] "Hill of the fable etc"
OS1/2/56/11 CNOCAN PEASRACH Cnoc an peasrach Cnoc an peasrach "Cnocan Peasrach" Alexander Orr Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D Jackson GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 Applied to a Knoll a short distance west from Tibertich. Sig. [Signification] "Hill of (the) pease"
OS1/2/56/11 BUACHAILLE BRÉIGE Buachaille a Breig Buachaille a Breig Buachaille a Breig "Buachaille Bréige" Alexander Orr Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D Jackson G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 138 Applied to a low hill situate about half a mile west from Tibertich, It gets its name from its having a slight resemblance to a shepherd when viewed from certain points, Sig. [Signification] "The false Shepherd"
OS1/2/56/11 [Page] 11 Argyllshire Buachaille Bréige [Note] This Descriptive name occurred sometime on other Plans & always in the form Buachaille Bréige
OS1/2/56/12 A' BHEINN A' Bheinn A' Bheinn A' Bheinn Mr. McInnes, Carnassary Alexander Orr, Tibertich Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin 138 Applied to a low hill situate a short distance N.E. [North East] from, and on the grazings of Tibertich. Sig. [Signification] "The Hill"
OS1/2/56/12 CREAGANTAIRBH BEAG Creag an Tairbh Beg Creag an Tairbh Beg Creag an Tairbh Beg "Creagantairbh Beag" Alexander Orr Mr. McNair Occupier Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 An inferior farmhouse and offices Situate about 3 miles from Kilmartin on the road from there to Ford. The property of J.B. McLachlan of Ardrishaig "Bulls Rock - Little"
OS1/2/56/12 CREAGANTAIRBH MÒR Creag an Tairbh Mòr Creag an Tairbh Mòr "Creagantairbh Mòr" Mr Jackson, Occupier Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D. Jackson Appd. [Approved] see above. 138 Farmhouse and offices situate a short distance West from Creag an Tairbh Beg.
OS1/2/56/12 AM BARR Am Barr Am Barr Mr Jackson Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D. Jackson 138 A conspicuous hill situate a short distance North from Creag an Tairbh Mòr Sig. [Signification] "The top"
OS1/2/56/12 [Page] 12 Argyllshire Creagantairbh Beag [Note] in Keeping with the Object.
OS1/2/56/13 LOCH A CHOIRE Loch a' Choire Loch a' Choire Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin John McNicol Ford 138 A large pool on the Ford River, a few yards from the N. [Northern] end of Loch Ederline Sig. [Signification] The Caldron Pool.
OS1/2/56/13 LOCH EDERLINE Loch Ederline Loch Ederline Rev [Reverend] D Jackson James Reid Esq Auchinellan 138 A considerable Loch situated between the Houses of Auchinellan & Ederline Sig. [Signification] Not Known
OS1/2/56/13 BURIAL GROUND [Loch EderIine] Burial Ground Burial Ground Rev [Reverend] D Jackson James Reid Esq 138 Two enclosures on a small island at the head of Loch Ederline - which were used as places of burial by former proprietors of the Ederline estate.
OS1/2/56/13 CLACHANDUBH Clachandubh Clachandubh Rev [Reverend] D Jackson John McNicol 138 Three cottar's dwellings on the north side of the River of the same name, & near Loch Ederline. The property of H. Bruce Esq Ederline
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OS1/2/56/14 FORD RIVER Ford River Ford River Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin John McNicol Ford 138 A small river flowing from Loch Ederline to Loch Awe.
OS1/2/56/14 AUCHINELLAN Auchinellan Auchinellan James Reid Esq Pro & Occ. [Proprietor & Occupier] Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 A neat dwelling situated about 1/2 a mile south of Ford.
OS1/2/56/14 STANDING STONES [Ford] Standing Stones Standing Stones James Reid Esq Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Two standing stones situated in a field a few yards north of Auchinellan. One of the stones is about 10 ft. [feet] high the other only a few inches. The are supposed to mark the site of an ancient grave.
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OS1/2/56/14 A very small portion of the Ford River also appears on Sheet 139.
OS1/2/56/15 AMHAINN AIRIDHCHEODUIS Amhainn Airidhcheoduis Amhainn Airidhcheoduis Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin Alexander Orr Tibertich 138 Applies to that portion of stream flowing through the valley of Kilmartin, from Ath Mhic Mhairtean to Carnassary - From Carnassary the stream is Known as Kilmartin River. Sig. [Signification] Not Known
OS1/2/56/15 CREAG A' CHAPUILL Creag a Chapuill Creag a Chapuill Rev [Reverend] D Jackson John McNicol Ford 138 A very rocky & prominent hill situated about a mile west of Loch Ederline. Sig. [Signification] The Mare's Rock.
OS1/2/56/15 CREAGAN TAIRBH Creag an Tairbh Creag an Tairbh Craiginterane or Bull Rock Rev [Reverend] D Jackson John McNicol New Statistical Accot. [Account] 138 A very bold rock situated a few yards S.E. [South East] of the above. Sig. [Signification] The Bull's Rock
OS1/2/56/15 [Page] 15 Amhainn Airidhcheoduis [Notes] Airidhdeoduis or Airidhcheoduis -- ch cannot be articulated between dh, and d, and if ch is sounded before d. then d is silent. "The river which flows through the valley of Kilmartin, is still named the river of Skeodnish" New Statistical Acct. [Account]
OS1/2/56/16 FORT [Dùn na Nighinn] Dùn an Nigheinn Dùn an Nigheinn Dùn an Nighean "Dùn na Nighinn" James McKechnie Esq. Torran John McNicol Ford Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin GO. [Gaelic Orthography] 138 The remains of An ancient British Hill Fort occupying a commanding position, & within view of the Forts Dun Conallich, & Dun Mhic Choish, The remains consist of a wall composed of loose stone, & of great thickness. Sig. [Signification] The Daughter's Fort.
OS1/2/56/16 LOCH CRAIGNISH Loch Craignish Loch Craignish Loch Craignish Loch Craignish New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Johnston's Royal Atlas Admiralty Chart 130; 138 "Loch Craignish, which divides the peninsular part of the parish from Kilmartin, extends into the Country in a north-easterly direction. It is about 6 miles long. Its breadth varies. At its mouth it approaches three miles, and at a little distance from its head, it is scarcely one. Its Average depth is 12, and where deepest 16 fathoms. It is adorned with a number of green islets, a few of which are decorated with trees" New Statistical Account
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OS1/2/56/17 CRUACH CRUINN Cruach Cruinn Cruach Cruinn Mr McInnes Carnassary Colin McPherson Creag and Tairbh (Cottage) 138 A little Knoll a short distance north from "Meall a Bruiahuin" Sig. [Signification] "Round Hill"
OS1/2/56/17 CÀRN BÀN Càrn Bàn Càrn Bàn Càrn Bàn Mr McInnes Colin McPherson Rev. [Reverend] D. Jackson 138 The remains of an ancient cairn occupying a prominent position on the hill to the immediate N. [North] of Carnassary. There is no tradition regarding it. Sig. [Signification] "White Cairn"
OS1/2/56/17 CREAGANTAIRBH COTTAGE Creag an Tairbh cottage Creag an Tairbh cottage "CreaganTairbh Cottage' Colin McPherson, Occupier Mr McInnes Rev. [Reverend] D. Jackson Appd. Ortho. [Approved Orthography] 138 A good-sized cottage situate on the road from Kilmartin to Barbreck. This is the proprietor's residence when living on the Estate.
OS1/2/56/17 BARR SAILLEACH Barr Sailleach Barr Sailleach Barr Sailleach Colin McPherson Alexander Orr, Tibertich Rev. [Reverend] D. Jackson 138 Applied to a low Hill situate about two miles North from Kilmartin and on the grazings of Lergie, Sig. [Signification] "Fat Hill"
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OS1/2/56/18 CREAG NAM FITHEACH Creag na Fitheach Creag na Fitheach Creag na Fitheach "Creag nam Fitheach" Mr Jackson, Kintraw Mr McInnes, Carnassary Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin GO [Gaelic Orthograph] 138 A conspicuous rock situate about a mile and a half S.W. [South West] from Barbreck and on the grazings of Ormaig. Sig. [Signification] "Raven's Rock"
OS1/2/56/18 STANDING STONE [Ormaig] S.S. [Standing Stone] and Cairns S.S. [Standing Stone] and Cairns S.S. [Standing Stone] and Cairns Mr Jackson Duncan Gillies, Salachary Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 A standing stone
OS1/2/56/18 CAIRNS [Ormaig] 138 and the remains of 4 cairns, one of which is nearly entire. Cinerary urns containing Human remains were found in the Cairns on their demolition some time ago, and tradition asserts the spot to be the site of a conflict but between whom is not Known
OS1/2/56/18 MEALL NA BRUITHEINN Meall a Bruiahinn Meall a Bruiahinn Meal a bhruithean "Meall na Bruitheinn" Mr McInnes, Carnassary Alexander Orr, Tibertich Rev [Reverend] D Jackson GO [Gaelic Orthograph] 138 A small hill on the road from Kilmartin to Craignish and about 3 miles from Kilmartin. Sig. [Signification] Hill of Conversation
OS1/2/56/18 [Page] 18 Argyllshire Meall na Bruitheinn - Hill of the Skirmish
OS1/2/56/18 CAIRNS [Ormaig]: in the Name Book this is not a separate entry but rather part of the Standing Stone entry. I have been unable to locate either feature near Ormaig on Sheet 138. The Index has one entry for each without specifying the location. Found at Kintraw on sheet 138 [just north of Creag nam Fitheach] : one standing stone and four cairns are marked and named separately [although close together].
OS1/2/56/19 DRUIM BUIDHE Druim Bhuidhe Druim Bhuidhe Druim Bhuidhe "Druim Buidhe" Mr McInnes. Carnassary Alexander Orr. Tibertich Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 Applied to a low portion of moor on the grazings of, and about a mile north from Lergie Sig. [Signification] "Yellow Back"
OS1/2/56/19 LOCHAN DROMA BHUIDHE Lochan Druim Bhuidhe Lochan Druim Bhuidhe Lochan Druim Bhuidhe "Lochan Droma Bhuidhe" Mr McPherson Creag an Tairbh Cottage Alexander Orr Rev [Reverend] D Jackson G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A small marsh at Druim Bhuidhe Sig. [Signification] "Lochan of the yellow Back"
OS1/2/56/19 CREAG MHÒR Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr Colin McPherson Alexander Orr Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 A conspicuous rock situate a short distance East of, and on the grazings of Ormaig. Sig. [Signification] "Great Rock"
OS1/2/56/19 SRÒN AN TIGHE DHUIBH Sròn an Tigh Dhubh Sròn an Tigh Dhubh Sròn an Tigh Dhubh Sròn an Tighe Dhuibh Mr McInnes Alexander Orr Rev [Reverend] D Jackson GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A small hill a short distance east from Creag Mòr, and on the grazings of Tibertich. Sig. [Signification] "Promontory of the Black House"
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OS1/2/56/20 BARR AN DAIMH Barr an Daimh Barr an Daimh Barr an Daimh Mr McInnes Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Applied to a conspicuous hill about a mile west from Fiberlich Sig. [Signification] "Hill of the Ox"
OS1/2/56/20 CNOC CREACH Cnoc Creach Cnoc Creach Cnoc Creach Alexander Orr Fiberlich Mr McInnes Carnassary Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin 138 Applied t o a district of moor about a mile N.W. [North West] from Carnassaig Sig. [Signification] "Gray Hill"
OS1/2/56/20 LOCH FEARPHUIRN Lochan Fearphuirn Lochan Fearphuirn Mr McInnes Colin McPherson 138 A small loch about a mile N.W. [North West] from Fiberlich. Sig. [Signification] not Known
OS1/2/56/20 LOCHAN DRUIM AN RATHAD Lochan Druim an Rathaid Lochan Druim an Rathaid Colin McPherson Alexander Orr 138 A small loch situate about a mile N.E. [north east] from the farmhouse at Ormaig Sig. [Signification] "Lochan of the road ridge"
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OS1/2/56/21 ATH CEANN A' CHLAIR Ath Ceann a clàir Ath Ceann a clàir Sichin a chair Ath Ceann a Chlàir Mr McInnes Carnassary Colin McPherson Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin GO [Gaelic Orthography] for first Sig [Signification] 138 Applied to the junction of roads at the head of the Valley of Kilmartin. Sig. [Signification] "Ford of the head of the plain" Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Sig. [Signification] "The gusset or gushet land"
OS1/2/56/21 CREAG BHREAC Creag Breac Creag Breac Creag Bhracha "Creag Bhreac" Mr McInnes Mr McPherson Rev [Reverend] D Jackson Kilmartin GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A conspicuous rocky Knoll nea "Ath Ceam a Clair." Sig. [Signification] "Spotted Craig"
OS1/2/56/21 DUN MHIC CHOISH Dùn Mhic Choish Dùn Mhic Choish Dùn Mhic Choish Mr McPherson Mr Jackson, Creag an Fairbh Mor Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 A prominent hill near the head of the valley of Kilmartin on the summit of which there is the remains of an ancient fort supposed to be of British origin. The remains of fort consist of a circular embankment formed of stones and earth. From it a view is obtained of some surrounding forts which implies it's being one of a chain of forts existing in this district. Sig. [Signification] "McChoish's fort"
OS1/2/56/21 FORT [Dun Mhic Choish] 138
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OS1/2/56/22 CARNASSARY Carnassary Mr McInnes, Occupier New Statistical Account Rev [Reverend] Jackson Kilmartin 138 Farmhouse and offices situate about two miles from Kilmartin on the road from there to Ford. It is the property of JB McLachlan Esq of Ardrishaig
OS1/2/56/22 CARNASSARY CASTLE (In Ruins) Carnassary Castle Carnassary Castle Carnassary Castle Mr McInnes Statistical account Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 An ancient castle, in ruins. The walls of which are in a good state of preservation, almost entire, and of great thickness, It is stated to have been the residence of the Bishop of Argyll & the Isles. " Bishop Carswell resided at Carnassary Castle, (now in ruins) which stands on an eminence at the head of the valley of Kilmartin ancient lay called Stratmore," New Stati [Statistical] account
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OS1/2/56/23 CLACHANDUBH HILL Clachandubh Hill Clachandubh Hill Clachandubh Hill Mr McNair Mr McLevin Rev [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Applied to a low hill situate about half a mile west from and on the grazings of Stronisker
OS1/2/56/23 EURACH Eurach Eurach Eurach Mr McNair, Creag an Fairbh Beg Alexander Orr Fiberlich Revd [Reverend] D Jackson, Kilmartin 138 An inferior farmhouse and offices situate about two miles from Ford on the road from there to Kilmartin. The property of J B McLachlan Esq of Arduishaig
OS1/2/56/23 GLENNAN Glennan Glennan Glennan Mr McNair Creag an Fairbh Beg Mr McLevin Creag an Fairbh Beg Revd [Reverend] D Jackson 138 An inferior farmhouse situate a short distance east from Eurach The property of J Malcolm Esq.
OS1/2/56/23 LOCHAN CEANN A' CHOIN Lochan Chean a Choin Lochan Chean a Choin Lochan Chean a Choin Lochan Ceann a Choin Revd [Reverend] D Jackson Mr McKechnie, Forrais Mr McLevin GO [Gaelic Orthography] 138 A small loch situate at the hea of Loch Ederline and about a mile from Ford on the road to Kilmartin Sig [Signification] "Lochan of the dog's head"
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OS1/2/56/24 FREE CHURCH [nr Ford] Fr [Free] Church Fr [Free] Church Fr [Free] Church Mr McLiven, Creag an Fairbh Beg Mr McKechnie. For ran Revd [Reverend] D Jackson, Kilmartin 138 A small plain building belonging to the Free Church body, situate about a mile from Ford on the road to Kilmartin, Since the erection of a superior building near Kilmartin service is seldom held in this Church.
OS1/2/56/24 STANDING STONE [Creagantairbh Beag] Standing Stone Standing Stone Standing Stone Mr McLiven Mr McKechnie Revd [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Said to mark the burial place of an ancient warrior. The stone is about 12 feet high and about 3 feet diameter.
OS1/2/56/24 STANDING STONES [Carnassary] Standing Stones Standing Stones Standing Stones Mr McLiven Mr McKechnie Revd [Reverend] D Jackson 138 Two remarkable standing stones situate a short distance south west from Carnassary Castle, They are each about 10 feet high and about 3 feet dia [diameter]: and said to mark the burial place of some unknown warrior
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OS1/2/56/25 INVERLIVER Inverliver Inverliver Inverliver Beg James McKechnie Esq. Torran W.J.B. Martin Esq. Factor Estate Map 1790 139 A superior dwelling used as a Shooting Lodge. The property of J. Malcolm Esq of Poltalloch
OS1/2/56/25 CNOC SGLIATACH Cnoc Sgliata Cnoc Sgliata "Cnoc Sgliatatach" James McKechnie Esq. Torran Archibald McNair Torran G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] Also. 139 A considerable eminence on the grazings of Torran, situated about a mile north of the farmhouse. Sig. [Signification] Slate Hill
OS1/2/56/25 CNOC NA MOINE Cnoc na Moine Cnoc na Moine James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair 139 A small hill a few yards N.E. [North East] of the above. Sig. [Signification] Hill of the Peats
OS1/2/56/25 CNOCAN CHAORUNN Cnoc an Chaorruinn Cnoc an Chaorruinn "Cnocan Chaorunn" James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A small hillock situated about 1/2 a mile east of Cnoc Sgliata. Sig [Signification] Hill of the Mountain Ash.
OS1/2/56/25 [Page] 25 Sheet 139 Argyllshire Cnocan Chaorunn [Note] See "Caol Chaorunn" [Page 32] at foot of hill.
OS1/2/56/26 CREAGAN FAING Creag an Faing Creag an Faing "Creagan Faing" "Creag na Faing: James McKechnie Esq. Torran A. McNair Torran GO [Gaelic Orthography] Creag of the Sheepfold. 139 A small rock situated a few yards south of Cnoc an Chaorruinn. Sig. [Signification] Creag of (the) Sheepfold
OS1/2/56/26 CNOC NAN CÀRNACH Cnoc na Carnaich Cnoc na Carnaich "Cnoc nan Càrnach" James McKechnie Esq R. Cameron Arinechtan G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A small hill on the grazings of Inverlive[r] & situated a short distance East of the dwelling. Sig [Signification] Hill of the Heaps or piles
OS1/2/56/26 CNOC AN T-SASUNNAICH Cnoc an t-Sasunnaich Cnoc an t-Sasunnaich James McKechnie Esq. R. Cameron Arinechtan 139 A small hillock a few yards south of the above. Sig. [Signification] Hill of the Englishman
OS1/2/56/26 ARICHAMISH (Ruins) Aricamus Aricamus Arichamish Arichamish James McKechnie Esq R. Cameron Estate Map 1790 W.J.B. Martin Esq. Factor 139 The ruins of a farmhouse & offices situated on the road about a mile N.E. [North East] of Inverliver
OS1/2/56/26 [Page] 26 Sheet 139 Argyllshire Creagan Faing [Note] The object being small.
OS1/2/56/27 RUDHA BARAIN Rudha Barain Rudha Barain James McKechnie Esq. Torran R. Cameron Arinechtan 139 A small rocky promontory on the west side of Loch Awe, & near the ruins of Aricamus. Sig. [Signification] "The" Baron's Point
OS1/2/56/27 RUDHA CUlLlNN Rudha Cuileoinn Rudha Cuileoinn "Rudha Cuilinn" "Rudha Chuilionn" John McEwan Arany John McArthur Durran (s [singular]) G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] (pl [plural]) G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A point on the shore of Loch Awe opposite the above. Sig. [Signification] Holly Point
OS1/2/56/27 CREAG LAGANACH Creag Laganaiche Creag Laganaiche Creag Laganach John McEwan John McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A crag situated on the hill face a few yards south of the above. Sig. [Signification] Creag of the Hollows
OS1/2/56/27 ALLT GARBH Allt Garbh Allt Garbh James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair 139 A small rough stream flowing past Torran & falling into Loch Awe at Caol Chaorruinn. Sig. [Signification] Rough Burn
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OS1/2/56/28 TORRAN Torran Torran Torran James McKechnie Esq Torran W.J.B. Martin Esq. Factor Estate Map 1790 139 A superior farmhouse situated on the road about 1/2 a mile N [North] of Ford. The property of J. Malcolm Esq of Poltal[loch]
OS1/2/56/28 STANDING STONE [Torran] Standing Stone Standing Stone James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair 139 An upright stone measuring about 8 ft [feet] by 1 1/2 ft [feet]. It is supposed to mark the grave of some ancient warrior.
OS1/2/56/28 FORT [Dùn Toiseach] Dùn Toiseach Dùn Toiseach Dounan Toskie James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair Estate Plan 1790 139 The remains of a small circular hill fort. It occupies a commanding position & measures about 90 links in dia [diameter]. The remains consist of a great number of loose stones arranged in a circle. It is supposed to be of British Origin Sig. [Signification] Not Known
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OS1/2/56/29 ARDARY Ardrary Ardrary Ardrary John McEwen Shepherd John McArthur Durran W.J.B. Martin Esq. Factor 139 A small thatched cottage on south side of Loch Awe, about 5 miles north east from Ford. The property of J. Malcolm Esquire of Poltalloch.
OS1/2/56/29 ALLT MÒR Allt Mòr Allt Mòr John McEwan John McArthur 139 A mountain stream flowing into Loch Awe near the above cottage. Sign [Signification] "Large Burn".
OS1/2/56/29 ALLT BÀN Allt Bàn Allt Bàn John McEwan John McArthur 139 A small stream immediately east of Allt Mor. Sign [Signification] "White Burn".
OS1/2/56/29 ALLT AIRIDH LOISTEIN Allt Airidh Loistean Allt Airidh Loistean "Allt Airidh Loistein" John McEwan John McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A small stream rising near Meall na Sron, and flowing into Loch Awe about 1/4 of a mile east of Ardrary. Sign [Signification] "Lodging House (or Sheiling) Burn".
OS1/2/56/29 MEALL NA SRÒINE Meall na Sron Meall na Sron Meall na Sròine John McEwan John McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A prominent eminence on the grazing of Ardrary, about a mile east of the cottage of that name. Sign [Signification] "Hill of the Promontory (or nose.)"
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OS1/2/56/30 ALLT DOIRE NAN SOBHRACHAN Allt Doire na Sobhrachean Allt Doire na Sobhrachean "Allt Doire nan Sobhrachan" John McEwan Ardrary John McArthur Durran Burn (of the) thicket of the primroses. 139 A mountain stream rising a little to the south of Meall na Sron and flowing into Bravallich River. Sign [Signification] "Burn of the Primrose Thicket"
OS1/2/56/30 ABHAINN LOBHAIR Abhainn Lobhar Abhainn Lobhar "Abhainn Lobhair" John McEwan John McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 Applicable to a good sized stream issuing from Loch Leachd and flowing into Bravallich River. Sign [Signification] "Leper River".
OS1/2/56/30 ALLT FEARNA Allt Fearna Allt Fearna John McEwan John McArthur 139 A small stream rising about 1/4 of a mile west of Loch nan Eilean (T [Trace] 8) and flowing into Abhainn Lobhar. Sign [Signification] "Alder Tree Burn"
OS1/2/56/30 LEAC A' CHAORUINN Leac a' Chaoruinn Leac a' Chaoruinn John McEwan John McArthur 139 Applicable to a part of the moor on the East side of Abhainn Lobhar. Sign [Signification] "Declivity of the mountain Ash".
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OS1/2/56/31 CHURCH (In Ruins) [Kilneuair] Kilneuair Ruins Ruins Ruins Kil-neuair James McKechnie Esq Torran John McArthur Durran Origines Parochiales New Statistical Account 139 The ruins of the ancient Church, Oratory, & Burial Ground of Kilneuair, in a good state of preservation, the walls being almost entire, & the Font still in position. The stone work of the Church & Oratory is highly ornamental, & in the Burial Ground are several beautifully sculptured Tombstones. The Burial Ground is still used as a place of interment.
OS1/2/56/31 KILNEUAIR 139 "There is also a very fine ruin of a Church, with an oratory close by it, at Kil-neuair on Lochaweside. This seems to have been an important station, as indicated by the beauty of the workmanship, & the traditions connected with the Church. This Church was held in superstitious veneration long after it ceased to be used as a place of worship. A village was once ranged round it, & it was the station in which a market called A' Marghadh Dhun was held; but now the ruins stand alone by the side of a road which few travellers frequent." New Statistical Account.
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OS1/2/56/32 EILEAN LIVER Eilean Liver Eilean Liver James McKechnie Esq Torran A McNair Torran 139 A portion of land at the mouth of Abhainn Liver which in wet weather becomes an Island.
OS1/2/56/32 RUDHA MHIC CHAISCIN Rudha Mhic Caiskin Rudha Mhic Caiskin Ruarb ashkin "Rudha Mhic Chaiscin" James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair Estate Map 1790 G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A point on Loch Awe a short distance west of the above. Sig. [Signification] McCaiskins's Point
OS1/2/56/32 CAOL CHAORUNN Caol Chaorruinn Caol Chaorruinn "Caol Chaorunn" James McKechnie Esq. A. McNair G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] for Strait of (the) Rowantrees. 139 A narrow channel connecting "An Lodain" with Loch Awe, Sig. [Signification] Rowantree Narrow
OS1/2/56/32 AN LODAN An Lodain An Lodain "An Lodan" James McKechnie Esq A McNair G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 Applies to a small Pool forming the southern extremity of Loch Awe. Near its north end is a Pier from which the Loch Awe Steamer starts. Sig. [Signification] "The" Little Pool
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OS1/2/56/33 FINCHARN RIVER Fincharn River Fincharn River Fincharn River Robert Laurie Fincharn John McEwan Ardary John McArthur Durran 139 A large mountain stream flowing out of Fincharn Loch, joi[n]ing Loch Awe a little east of Fincharn Castle.
OS1/2/56/33 ALLT DUBH UISGE Allt Dubh Uisge Allt Dubh Uisge Allt Dubh Uisge Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 A small stream rising near Sith Mor and flowing into Loch Awe upwards of 1/2 a mile north east of Fincharn farm house. Sign [Signification] "Black water burn."
OS1/2/56/33 CREAG LIATH Creag Liath Creag Liath Creag Liath Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 Applicable to a rocky face on the north east side of Allt Dubh Uisge. Sign [Signification] "Grey Rocks."
OS1/2/56/33 SÌTH MÒR Sìth Mòr Sìth Mòr Sìth Mòr Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 A conspicuous eminence on the grazing of Fincharn upwards of a mile east of Fincharn farm house. Sign [Signification] "Large Hill."
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OS1/2/56/34 FINCHARN Fincharn Fincharn Fincharn John McEwan Ardary Robert Laurie Tenant John McArthur Durran 139 A superior stone and slated farm house and offices, situate about 2 miles from Ford. The property of H. Bruce Esq of Ederline.
OS1/2/56/34 CAIRN [Fincharn] Cairn Cairn Robert Laurie Fincharn John McEwan Ardary 139 Between the stream and Fincharn farm house are the remains of a Cairn. It is now nearly level. Mr Laurie one of the authorities states that it was used as a place of Burial 80 years ago.
OS1/2/56/34 FINCHARN CASTLE (In Ruins) Fincharn Castle Fincharn Castle Fincharn Castle Fionn-chairn Castle Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur New Statistical Account 139 On a point of Land jutting into Loch Awe about 1/4 of a mile north west of Fincharn farm house stand the remains of Fincharn Castle. It would appear to have been a place of some strength, being built on a rock, the only entrance being on the west side. The walls are pretty thick and stand at present about 30 feet high all round.
OS1/2/56/34 FINCHARN CASTLE (In Ruins) Fincharn Castle Fincharn Castle Fincharn Castle Fionn-chairn Castle Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur New Statistical Account 139 On a point of Land jutting into Loch Awe about 1/4 of a mile north west of Fincharn farm house stand the remains of Fincharn Castle. It would appear to have been a place of some strength, being built on a rock, the only entrance being on the west side. The walls are pretty thick and stand at present about 30 feet high all round.
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OS1/2/56/35 [Continued from Page 34] Fionn Chairn Castle "Fionn-chairn" Castle New Statistical Account New Statistical Account 139 "There is a ruin on the northern banks of that lake called Fionn-chairn Castle which is pointed out as the residence of Mac Mhic Iain. It stands upon a rock, which rises up from the waters of the lake on one side, & is all around steep & rugged, without a pathway, so that it is entered by climbing with some difficulty. It is a square building of small dimensions, having an area in the centre, surrounded by what appears to have been rooms, or rather cells, one tier above another, & the uppermost of them roofed in by flags of a large size. Tradition says it was destroyed by fire, & the account given of it's fall is illustrative of the times." New Statistical Account
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OS1/2/56/36 A' CHRUACH A' Chruach A' Chruach Duncan Dewar Glasbharr D McCallum Ederline 139 A large flat topped hill about a 1 1/2 miles S.E. [South East] of Loch Ghianach. Sig. [Signification] The Hill.
OS1/2/56/36 CREAG AN FHITHICH Creag an Fhithich Creag an Fhithich Duncan Dewar D. McCallum 139 A large precipice on the west side of the River Add a little more than a mile S E. [South East] of Loch Ghianach Sign. [Signification] The Raven's rock.
OS1/2/56/36 TOM SOILLEIR Tom Soilleir Tom Soilleir D. McCallum Donald McDonald Craigenure 139 A small hill about half a mile east of Creag an Fhithich Sig. [Signification] Shining knoll.
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OS1/2/56/36 A' Chruach: I have ignored the correction [SW] to the direction from "Loch Ghianach" because South East is correct. A second "A' Chruach" [Page 44] is to the West of that Loch.
OS1/2/56/37 FINCHARN LOCH Fincharn Loch Fincharn Loch Fincharn Loch Robert Laurie Fincharn John McEwan Ardary John McArthur Durran 139 A large fresh water Loch about 2 1/2 miles east fo Fincharn farm house.
OS1/2/56/37 DUBH LOCH Dubh Loch Dubh Loch Dubh Loch Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 A small mountain Loch a short distance east of the above. Sign [Signification] "Black Loch."
OS1/2/56/37 LOCH NAN EILEAN Loch nan Eilean Loch nan Eilean Loch nan Eilean Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 A small loch upwards of 1/4 of a mile east of Dubh Loch. Sign [Signification] "Loch of the islands."
OS1/2/56/37 LOCH GÈOIDH Loch Geadh Loch Geadh Loch Geadh "Loch Gèoidh" Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A small loch immediately south east of Loch nan Eilean. Sign [Signification] "Goose Loch."
OS1/2/56/37 [Page] 37 Sheet 139 Argyllshire Loch Gèoidh [Notes] Loch Gheadh? plural? -- Singular given
OS1/2/56/38 BEINN DUBH AIRIDH Ben Dubh Airidh Ben Dubh Airidh Ben Dubh Airidh "Beinn Dubh Airidh" Robert Laurie Fincharn John McEwan Ardary John McArthur Durran G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A large and very conspicuous eminence about a mile east of Loch nan Eilean. Sign. [Signification] "Black Sheiling Mountain."
OS1/2/56/38 LOCH NAN LOSGANN Loch na Losgann Loch na Losgann Loch na Losgann "Loch nan Losgann" Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur Loch of the Frogs. Appd. Sig. [Approved Signification] 139 A small fresh water loch upwards of 1/4 of a mile south of Ben Dubh Airidh. Sign [Signification] "Loch of the Frog."
OS1/2/56/38 LOCH NAN SGILLEOG Loch nan Sgelag Loch nan Sgelag Loch nan Sgelag "Loch nan Sgalag" "Loch nan Sgeallag" "Loch nan Sgilleog" Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur Loch of the Farm servants. Loch of the wild mustard seeds. Loch of the Pebbles or Splinters. 139 A small narrow lake a little to the north of Ben Dubh Airidh. Sign [Signification] "Unknown."
OS1/2/56/38 LOCH LEACHD Loch Leachd Loch Leachd Loch Leachd Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 A good sised Loch about 1/4 of a mile north of Loch nan Sgelag. Sign [Signification] "Flag Loch."
OS1/2/56/38 GARBH CHRUACH Garbh Chruach Garbh Chruach Garbh Chruach Robert Laurie John McEwan John McArthur 139 A rocky eminence a short distance north west of Loch nan Eilean. Sign [Signification] "Rough Hill."
OS1/2/56/38 [Page] 38 Sheet 139 Argyllshire Loch nan Sgilleog [Notes] Sgeallag Keep the same sound as given by the authorities. -- See page 55 [Allt nan Sgilleog] The two should be spelled alike - i.e the one in page 55 & this one
OS1/2/56/39 EDERLINE Ederline Ederline Ederline Mr McDougall Auchinellan Inn D. McCallum Ederline New Statistical Accot [Account] 139 A large handsome edifice being the newly erected mansion of the Ederline estate. The property of Mr. Bruce
OS1/2/56/39 SRÒN MHÒR Sròn Mòr Sròn Mòr Sròn Mhòr D. McCallum Dugald Dewar Glasbharr GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A conspicuous hill about half a mile east of Ederline. Sign. [Signification] Big Hill
OS1/2/56/39 GARBHALLT Garbhallt Garbhallt Dugald Dewar D. McCallum 139 One small house and several ruins which were once a farm steading, about a mile east of Ederline. The property of Mr Bruce.
OS1/2/56/39 LOCH NAN CUINNEAG Loch nan Cuineige Loch nan Cuineige Loch nan Cuinneag Dugald Dewar D. McCallum 139 A loch about 30 chains long, in the moor about 3 miles east of Ederline. Sig. [Signification] Loch of the milk pails.
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OS1/2/56/40 LOCH NAN CÈARD MÒR Loch nan Cèard Mòr Loch nan Cèard Mòr Loch nan Cèard Mòr Dugald Dewar Glasbharr D. McCallum Ederline J McArthur Durran 139 A small loch about 30 chains S.E. [South East] of Loch nan Cuineige. Sig. [Signification] Big loch of the tinkers. (The adjective is so placed by the authorities in this and the following name)
OS1/2/56/40 LOCH NAN CÈARD BEAG Loch nan Cèard Beag Loch nan Cèard Beag Loch nan Cèard Beag Dugald Dewar D McCallum J McArthur 139 A small loch immediately east of the above. Sig [Signification] Little loch of the tinkers.
OS1/2/56/40 COIRE NAN DEARC Coire nan Dearc Coire nan Dearc Coire nan Dearc Dugald Dewar D McCallum J McArthur 139 A small glen about 1/4 mile east of Loch nan Cuineige Sig [Signification] Hollow of the berries
OS1/2/56/40 CRUACH A' BHEARRAICHE Cruach na Bearraiche Cruach na Bearraiche Cruach na Bearraiche Cruach a' Bhearraiche Dugald Dewar D McCallum J McArthur G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A sharp topped rock hill immediately south of the above. Sig. [Signification] The barber's hill.
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OS1/2/56/40 Loch nan Cèard Mòr described as "South East of Loch nan Cuineige", on Sheet 139 it is to the South West of that place.
OS1/2/56/41 CREAG GHRÀNDA Creag Granda Creag Granda Creag Granda "Creag Ghrànda" Dugald Dewar. Glasbhar D. McCallum Ederline J McArthur Durran GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A large precipice about 1/2 a mile east of Coire nan Dearc. Sig. [Signification] Ugly rock.
OS1/2/56/41 LOCHAN CRAIGE GRÀINDE Lochan Creag Granda Lochan Creag Granda Lochan Creag Granda "Lochan Craige Gràinde" Dugald Dewar D. McCallum J McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 The small loch immediately south of the above rock. Sign. [Signification] Little loch of (the) ugly rock.
OS1/2/56/41 MEALL NAN GOBHAR Meall nan Gobhar Meall nan Gobhar Meall nan Gobhar Dugald Dewar D. McCallum J McArthur 139 A conspicuous hillock about half a mile north of Greag Granda Sig. [Signification] Hill of the goats.
OS1/2/56/41 CÀM LOCH Càm Loch Càm Loch Càm Loch Dugald Dewar D. McCallum J. McArthur 139 A long narrow loch about 1/2 a mile N.E. [North East] of Creag Granda. Sig. [Signification] Crooked Loch.
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OS1/2/56/42 LOCH SITHEANACH Loch Shianach Loch Shianach "Loch Sitheanach" Dugald Dewar Glasbharr D. McCallum Ederline GO [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A small loch, about 3 miles north of Craiginure farm, in which the River Add takes its rise. Sign. [Signification] Loch of the many knolls. (?)
OS1/2/56/42 CRUACH AN SGLIATA Cruach na Sgliata Cruach na Sgliata Cruach nan Sgliat Cruach an Sgliata Dugald Dewar D. McCallum Hill of the Slates (s. [singular]) Hill of the Slate. Appd. [Approved] form 139 A rocky hill about half a mile west of Loch Shianach Sig. [Signification] the Slate hill.
OS1/2/56/42 CRUACH MHIC CHAOLIE Cruach Mhic Chaolie Cruach Mhic Chaolie Dugald Dewar D. McCallum 139 A rocky & prominent hill about 20 chains east of Cam Loch. Sign. [Signification] McKinlay's hill. (Name spelled from pronunciation)
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OS1/2/56/43 STRONESKER Stronesker Stronesker Stronesker Mr. D. Dewar, Teacher, Kilmichael Mr. McNeil, Glasvar W.J.B. Martin Esq Factor 139 A farmhouse and offices situated about a mile [south] east from the village of Ford. The property of J. Malcolm Esq. of Poltalloch
OS1/2/56/43 CNOC NA H-UAIREIN Cnoc na-h- Uairean Cnoc na-h- Uairean "Cnoc na h-Uairein" Mr. D. Dewar Mr. McNeil G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 Applied to a small Knoll on the farm of "Stronescar" so called from having a sun-dial formerly on it Sig. [Signification] "Knoll of the hour or time"
OS1/2/56/43 GLASVAR Glasvar Glasvar Glasvar Mr. D. Dewar Mr. McNeil, Occupier W.J.B. Martin Esq. Factor 139 A farm house and offices situate about a mile and a half S.E. [South East] from Ford. The property of J Malcolm Esqr Sig. [Signification] "Gray top"
OS1/2/56/43 CAIRN [GIasvar] Stone circle Stone circle Cairn Mr D. Dewar Mr J. McArthur, Durran Appd. [Approved] by Captain Melville - R Eng [Royal Engineers] 139 The circle is Composed of a number of boulders, and the centre appears to have been occupied by a cairn, a great number of small stones being there, Tradition asserts it to be the burial place of one of the Chiefs who accompanied Coll McDonnell during his raid in this district
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OS1/2/56/44 LÒN GLAS Lòn Glas Lòn Glas Mr D. Dewar Kilmartin Mr. McNeil, Glasvar 139 A marshy meadow situate between the farmhouses of Stronescar and Glasva[r] partly belonging to each farm, Sig. [Signification] "Gray Meadow",
OS1/2/56/44 A' CHRUACH A' Chruach A' Chruach Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil 139 Applied to a prominent hill situate about two miles S.E. [South East] from the Village of Ford and on the grazings of Glasvar Sig. [Signification] "The Hill"
OS1/2/56/44 BEALACH RUADH Bealach Ruadh Bealach Ruadh Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil 139 Applied to a narrow pass or defile on the old road from Kilnuer, Loch Awe, to Craignure and about 3 miles from the latter place, Sig. [Signification] "Red pass"
OS1/2/56/44 LÒN BEALAICH RUAIDH Lòn Bealach Ruadh Lòn Bealach Ruadh Lòn Bealaich Ruaidh Mr. Dewar Mr. McNeil G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A flat portion of moor adjoining Bealach Ruadh. Sig. [Signification] "Meadow of the Red pass"
OS1/2/56/44 ALLT BEALAICH RUAIDH Allt Bealach Ruadh Allt Bealach Ruadh "Allt Bealaich Ruaidh" Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A small stream having its source at Lon Bealach Ruadh and falls into the River Add. Sig. [Signification] "Stream of the Red pass"
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OS1/2/56/45 LOCH GAINEAMHACH Loch Gaineamhaiche Loch Gaineamhaiche "Loch Gaineamhach" Mr D. Dewar Kilmartin Mr. McNeil Glasvar G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 139 A large Loch situated on the old road from Kilnuer, Loch Awe, to Craignure and about four miles from the latter place. It is a loch of Considerable extent being about a mile in length, Sig: [Signification] "Sandy Loch".
OS1/2/56/45 LOCH TUNNAIG Loch Tunnaig Loch Tunnaig Loch Tunnaig Loch Tunnag Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil (s [singular]) GO [Gaelic Orthography] (pl [plural]) 139 A small loch situated a short distance N.W. [North West] of Loch Gaineamhaiche, Signification, "Duck's Loch"
OS1/2/56/45 TOBAR AN T-SAGAIRT Tobar an t-Sagairt Tobar an t-Sagairt Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil 139 A small well situated on the old road from Kilnuer to Craignure and about a quarter of a mile from "Bealach Gaoithe" Sig. [Signification] "Priest's Well."
OS1/2/56/45 BEALACH GAOITHE Bealach Gaoithe Bealach Gaoithe "Bealach Gaothach" Bealach Gaoithe Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] Pass of the Wind 139 A narrow pass on the old road from Kilnuer to Craignure and about a mile and a half N.W. [North West] from the latter. Sig. [Signification] "Windy pass."
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OS1/2/56/46 SÌTH MÒR Sìth Mòr Mr D. Dewar Kilmartin Mr. McNeil Glasvar 139 A conspicuous hill situate about two miles West from Craignure Sig. [Signification] Big "Hill"
OS1/2/56/46 LOCH A' CHAORUINN Loch a Chaoruinn Mr Dewar Mr. McNeil 139 A small lake situate on the road fr[om] Kilnuer, Loch Awe, to Craignure an[d] a mile N.W. [North West] from the latter. Sig. [Signification] "Loch of the Rowantree"
OS1/2/56/46 DUBH LOCH Dubh Loch Mr Dewar Mr McNeil 139 A small loch situate about half [a] mile east from Loch a Chaoruinn Sig. [Signification] "Black Loch"
OS1/2/56/46 CLACHANDUBH BURN Clachandubh Burn Mr. McNeil Mr McDougall, Ford 138; 139 A small stream being the continuatio[n] of "Socach Burn" and flowing in a N. [North] West direction to its influx with Loch Ederline at the Southern extremity thereof
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OS1/2/56/47 ALLT NAN SAC Allt nan Sac Allt nan Sac J. McArthur Durran D. McArthur Durran 140 The stream which leaving Loch nan Sac flows in a S. [South] westerly direction and falls into Abhainnn Bhealich Sig. [Signification] Burn of the Sacks.
OS1/2/56/47 ALLT NIGHINN Allt Nighinn Allt Nighinn P. McArthur D. McArthur 140 A small stream flowing South westwards & falling into Allt nan Sac near the public road. Sig. [Signification] The maiden's stream.
OS1/2/56/47 CARN CHAILEIN Carn Chailean Carn Chailean Càrn Chailein P. McArthur D. McArthur 140 A small heap of stones on the roadside about 3 miles from Durran. It is supposed some man named Colin had died here in a snow stornm and the stones heaped on the spot, hence the name 'Colins Cairn.'
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OS1/2/56/48 ALLT FEARNA Allt Fearna Allt Fearna Duncan McArthur Durran P. McArthur Durran 140 A small stream flowing in a S. [South] Easterly direction and falling into Abhainn Bhealich. Sig. [Signification] The Alder tree burn.
OS1/2/56/48 ALLT NAM MUC Allt nam Muic Allt nam Muic "Allt nam Muc" D. McArthur P. McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A somewhat larger stream which after flowing S. [South] Eastwards about 1 1/2 miles falls into the Abhainn Bhealach. Sig. [Signification] Burn of the pigs.
OS1/2/56/48 CATHAIR DHONNCHA DHUIBH Cathair Donncha Duibh Cathair Donncha Duibh "Cathair Dhonncha Dhuibh" D. McArthur P. McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A rude seat on the side of the public road from Durran to Furness about 2 1/2 miles from Durran. The seat was formed by a shepherd called Black Duncan, hence the name. Black Duncan's Chair.
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OS1/2/56/48 Allt Fearna flows south west to Abhainn Bhealaich, as does Allt nam Muc.
OS1/2/56/49 LOCH DUBH-GHLAS Loch Dubh-Ghlas Loch Dubh-Ghlas Loch Dubh-Ghlas Malcolm Munro Auchindrain Duncan McArthur Durran Donald Munro Auchnagol 140 A small mountain Loch situate about 2 1/2 miles south east of Durran (131.T12 [Sheet 131 Trace 12]). The River Douglas rises out of this Loch. Sign [Signification] "Black grey Loch."
OS1/2/56/49 LOCH NAN SEILEACH Loch nan Seileach Loch nan Seileach Loch nan Seileach Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro 140 Two small lakes situate about half a mile east of Loch Dubh-ghlas. Sign [Signification] "Loch of the Willows"
OS1/2/56/49 LOCH NAN SAC Loch na Saic Loch na Saic Loch na Saic "Loch nan Sac" Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A small loch situate about a mile south west of Loch Dubh-ghlas. Sign [Signification] "Loch of the Sacks"
OS1/2/56/49 LOCHAN GAINEAMHACH Loch Gaineamha Loch Gaineamha Loch Gaineamha "Loch Gaineamhach" Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro Sandy Lochs 140 Two small mountain lochs bearing this name a little south of Loch na Saic. Sign [Signification] "Sand Lochs."
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OS1/2/56/50 BEINN DEARG Beinn Dhearg Beinn Dhearg Beinn Dhearg "Beinn Dearg" Malcolm Munro Auchindrain Duncan McArthur Durran Donald Munro Auchnagol G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A prominent mountain the south east side is very rocky, situate about two miles west of Auchindrain. T. [Trace] 7. Sign [Signification] "Red mountain."
OS1/2/56/50 LOCHAN DUBH Lochan Dubh Lochan Dubh Lochan Dubh Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro 140 A small lake on the grazing of Auchindrain 1/2 a mile north east of Beinn Dhearg. Sign. [Signification] "Little Black Loch."
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OS1/2/56/51 COIRE A' BHEALAICH Coire Bhealaich Coire Bhealaich "Coire a' Bhealaich" D. McArthur Durran J. McArthur Durran GO [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A large flat hollow thro: [through] which Abhainn Bhealaich flows. a little over a mile north of Beinn Laoigh. Sig. [Signification] Coire of the passage.
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OS1/2/56/53 ABHAINN A' BHEALAICH Abhainn a' Bhealaich Abhainn a' Bhealaich R. McArthur D. McArthur 139; 140 A large stream rising in Loch Garth and flowing west ward & then NWward [North Westward] to its confluence with Loch Awe, near Braevallich Farm Ho [House]. Sig [Signification] : 'Stream of the passage-"
OS1/2/56/53 LOCH AN FHIDHLEIR Loch an Fhìdhleir Loch an Fhìdhlier R McArthur Durran D McArthur Durran 140 A small loch on the south side of the road about a mile east of Carn Chailean Sig. [Signification] The fiddler's loch-
OS1/2/56/53 LOCH GARBH Loch Garbh Loch Garbh J. McArthur D McArthur 140 A small loch about 30 chains SW [south west] of Loch an Fhidhleir Sig. [Signification] Rough Loch -
OS1/2/56/53 LOCH NAM BREAC BUIDHE Loch na Breac Buidhe Loch na Breac Buidhe 'Loch nam Breac Buidhe" J. McArthur D McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A small loch about 1/4 mile north west of the above- Sig. [Signification] Loch of the yellow trout
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OS1/2/56/54 ALLT AOIL Allt Aol Allt Aol Allt Aoil D. McArthur D. McDonald GO [Gaelic Orthography] 140 The small stream which leaves Lochan Anam and flows S.wards [Southwards] - to its confluence with Sig [Signification] The liuse burn
OS1/2/56/54 BEINN LAOIGH Beinn Larigh Beinn Larigh D McDonald Craigemire D McArthur Durran 140 A large flat topped hill about 2 miles northwest of Craigemire. Sig. [Signification] The Calf's mountain.
OS1/2/56/54 CREAG MHOR Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr D McArthur D McDonald 140 A large rock a short distance east of Lochan Anam. Sig. [Signification] Great rock
OS1/2/56/54 LOCH AN ANAMA Lochan Anam Lochan Anam D McDonald D McArthur 140 A small loch about 1 1/2 miles east of Beinn Larigh. Sig. [Signification] Little loch of the spirit ['soul' crossed out].
OS1/2/56/54 [Page] 54 Sheet 140 Argyllshire Pencil entries for 'Lochan Anam' Loch an Anam - for Causa euphonium Loch an Anama See page 68 Loch an Anam sounds better than Lochan Anam Lochan Anam is difficult to pronounce distinctly but not so Loch an Anam Loch Garlih in the immediate vicinity is smaller & not within as dis (?)
OS1/2/56/55 ALLT NAN SGILLEOG Allt an Sgileag Allt an Sgileag Allt an Sgileag Allt nam Sgeallaig Allt an Sgileig Allt nam Sgilleag Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro Burn of the Wild Mustard (Leeds) According to Gaelic Arrangement Burn of the Pebbles or Splinters - App. 140 A small stream flowing into Loch Lechan Sig. [Signification] "Unknown".-
OS1/2/56/55 LACANN WATER Lechan Water Lechan Water Lechan Water "Lead ann Waters" Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro Authorised on 1/2500 scale 140 Applicable to the river flowing out of Loch Leckan in an easterly direction and falling into Loch Fyne near Furness. Sig [Signification] "Leckan (unknown) Water"
OS1/2/56/55 LOCH AIRIDH NA CRAIGE Loch Airidh na Creag Loch Airidh na Creag Loch Airidh na Creag "Loch Airidh na Craige" Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur Donald Munro 140 A small loch a little to the north west of Loch Leckan. Sig. [Signification] " Loch of the Rock Sheiling"
OS1/2/56/55 LOCH LEACANN Loch Leckan Loch Leckan Loch Leckan Malcolm Munro, Auchindiain Duncan McArthur, Durran Donald Munro, Auchnagol 140 A large mountain lake on the grazing of Brenachoil upwards of 1/2 a mile south of Loch Gaineauiha. Sig. [Signification] "Unknown."
OS1/2/56/55 [Page] 55 Sheet 140 Argyllshire Pencil notes under Allt nan Sgilleog "See Loch nan Sgilleog or Sgilleog No 38 Loch nan Sgilleog. "Loch of the Pebbles or splinters of stones
OS1/2/56/56 AN TORR An Tòrr An Tòrr An Tòrr Malcolm Munro Donald Munro Auchnagol Dugald Innes Braleckan 140 A prominent eminence about half a mile south east of Auchindrain. Sig [Signification] "The Torres".
OS1/2/56/56 AUCHINDRAIN Auchindrain Auchindrain Auchindrain Malcolm Munro, Tenant Duncan McArthur Donald Munro Auchnagol 140 A number of small farm steadings on south east side of Public road leading from Inveraray to Furness situate about 7 miles from Inveraray. The property of the Duke of Argyll
OS1/2/56/56 CREAG MHOR Creag Mhòr Great Mhòr Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur 140 A large rock on the grazing of Auchindrain about a mile north east from the homes of that name. Sig [Signification] 'Layer Rock".
OS1/2/56/56 EAS A' CHORABHA Eas a' Chorabha Eas a' Chorabha Malcolm Munro Dugald Innes 140 A mountain stream rising a little to the east of An Torr and bearing this name until where it is crossed by Public road then called "Allt a' Mhuilmin". Sig [Signification] "Unknown."
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OS1/2/56/57 ALLT A' MHUILINN Allt a' Mhuilinn Malcolm Munro Dugald Innes Braleckan 140 Applied to the continuation of Eas a' Chorabha, from where the public road crosses the latter until it joins Lechan Water. Sig [Signification] "Stream of the Mile."
OS1/2/56/57 BRALECKAN Braleckan Braleckan Malcolm Munro, Auchindrain Duncan McArthur, Durran 140 A farm house and offices on east side of public road leading from Inverary to Ford, about a mile south of Auchindrain. The property of the Duke of Argyll.
OS1/2/56/57 BRENACHOIL Brenachoil Brenachoil Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur 140 A superior farm house and offices about 1/4 of a mile south of the above The property of the Duke of Argyll.
OS1/2/56/57 TIGH-AN-FHRAOICH Tighanfraoch Tighanfraoch Tigh-an-fraoich Or "Tigh-an-fhraoich Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 'The-heather-house." 140 A small thatched farm hose and offices about 1/4 a mile east of Braleckan. The Property of the Duke of Argyll.
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OS1/2/56/58 DUN LEACAINN Dùn Leacann Dùn Leacann "Dùn Leacainn" Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] 140 A prominent eminence overlooking Furness and upwards of a mile south of Brenachoil. Sig. [Signification] " Hill of the declivity."
OS1/2/56/58 GARBH SHRON Garbh Sròn Garbh Sròn Malcolm Munro Dugald Innes Braleckan 140 A rough wooded promontory about half a mile south of Brenachoil. Sig [Signification] "Rough Nose"
OS1/2/56/58 LON A' CHLACHAIN Lòn a' Chlachan Lòn a' Chlachan Lòn a' Chlachain Malcolm Munro Duncan McArthur GO [Gaelic orthography] 140 A flat piece of land about a mile north of Dun Leacann. Sig [Signification] Meadow of the Village. "(So called on account of the tenants of Auchindrain casting peat here.)"
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OS1/2/56/59 ABHAINN BHUIDHE Abhainn Bhidhe Abhainn Bhidhe D McDonald. Craignure Donald Dewar Glasghan 140 A considerable stream rising about 15 chains west of Lochan Anam and flowing SW [South West]ward to its confluence with the River Add near Craigenure - Sig [Signification] Yellow Stream.
OS1/2/56/59 ALLT GARBH Allt Garbh Allt Garbh D McDonald J McArthur 140 A small stream rising about half a mile NE [North East] of Beinn Laoigh & flowing SW [South West] wards to its confluence with Abhainn Bhuidhe. Sig. [Signification] rough stream.
OS1/2/56/59 CNOC ADHARCAIN Cnoc Adharcean Cnoc Adharcean Concert Adharcan or Cnoc Adharcain D McDonald J McArthur 140 A small hill about half a mile South of Creag an Inbhair - Sig [Signification] Horny knoll -
OS1/2/56/59 CREAG AN IUBHAIR Creag an Inbhair Creag an Inbhair D McDonald Craignure D McArthur Durran 140 A large rock on the south side of Beinn Laoigh Sig [Signification] 'The Yew rock"-
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OS1/2/56/60 ABHAINN DUBHAIN Abhainn Dubhann Abhainn Dubhann Abhainn Dubhann D McArthur Durran J McArthur Durran P McLauchlan Sandhole 140 A considerable stream having its source beside an old wall about 3/4 mile east of Creagan Dubhair & flowing NE [North East] wards to its confluence with Leckan Water near Brenachoil. Sig [Signfication] The hook burn.
OS1/2/56/60 CHURCH [SandhoIe] Church Church D McArthur P McLauchlan 140 A good sized building at the above village being a chapel of ease for the Parish of Kilmichael. It is seated for about 180 and is the property of the heritors.
OS1/2/56/60 SANDHOLE Sandhole Sandhole D McArthur P McLauchlan 140 Several small thatched cottages on the W [West] side of Loch Fyne about a mile S [South] of Furness.
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OS1/2/56/61 STUCKREOCH Stucreoch Stucreoch Stucreoch Stucreoch Mr Corvan Tighnacriche Mr Charles McArthur Strachin Bay Mr McDougale Mid Letter 140 Several dwelling house son the East shore of Loch fine about 1 1/4 mile from Mid Letter farm house. The property of Robert McLauchlan Esq of Strathlachlan.
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OS1/2/56/63 CORR REIS Còrr Reis Còrr Reis Còrr Reis Corr Easar Island Corrissar Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish Dugald McFarlane Craignish New Statistical Account Admiralty Chart Estate Plan of Craignish 148 A small rocky inlet in the sound of Jura & a few yards south of Reis Mhich Faideary the property of H J Gasgoine Craignish Cal (?) Sig [Signification] ? Stream (crossed out) Doubtful
OS1/2/56/63 GARBH RElS Island Garra Rissa Garbh Reis Garbhreisa Garaeasar Eilean Mor nan Aire Eilean Mor nan Aire Estate Plan Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael New Statistical Account Admiralty Chart D McFarlane Mr McPherson Achauarnich 148 A rocky island off the point of Craignich separated therefrom by an arm of the sea known as the Doreis Mor. It is the property of F C J Gascoine Esq.
OS1/2/56/63 REIS AN T-SRUITH Rèis an I-Shruth Ris an Irie Island Rissanfroin "Rèis an I-Sruith." Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael D McFarlane Admiralty Chart Estate Plan GO [Gaelic orthography] 148 An island in the Sound of Jura situated a short distance south of the above, the property of F C J Gasgoine Esq Craignish Cas Sig [Signification] Race of the stream
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OS1/2/56/64 EILEAN NA CILLE Ris an Valle Rissa Vall Eilean na Cille Eilean na Cille Admiralty Chart Estate Plan Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish Dugald McFarlane Craignish 148 A small & very rocky island situated off the Point of Craignish. I is said to have anciently formed part of the church lands, and a present forms part of the farm of Kirklon. Sig [Signification] Island of the Church
OS1/2/56/64 EILEAN NA H-EAIRNE Eilean na Eairne Eilean na Eairne Eairne Rocks Skerrnahar Island "Eilean na h-Eairne Dugald McFarlane Craignish Mr McPherson Achanarnich Admiralty Chart Estate Plans GO [Gaelic Orthography] 148 A considerable rock short distance NW [North West] of Eilean na Cille. Sig. [Signification] The naked Rock.
OS1/2/56/64 SGEIR NA MAOILE Sgeir na Maóile Sgeir na Maóile Maoile Rock Maoile Rock Rev [Reverend] Mr McMichael Craignish Dugald McFarlane Admiralty Chart New Stat [Statistical] Account 148 A considerable rock situated a short distance NW [North West] of Eilean na Cille. Sig. [Signification] The naked Rock.
OS1/2/56/64 [Page] 64 Sheet 148 Argyllshire Signed B W Nicholls Capt WG Oct 1871
OS1/2/56/65 ALLT AN AIRGID Allt a' Airgiod Allt a' Airgiod Allt a' Airgiod "Allt an Airgid" J. McIntyre Weaver Bocach Mr. McNeill Farmer Glasvar Martin McNeill Shepherd Bocach G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small mountain stream falling into "Loch Leathann" at its north end Sig: [Signification] The Silver Burn
OS1/2/56/65 BARR-MOLACH Barr Molach Barr Molach Barr Molach "Barr-molach" J McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer Martin McNeill Shepherd Appd. [Approved] form 150 Applied to a few thatched houses on the side of the old public road that leads from "Kilmichael Glassary " to "Ford" situated a short distance west of "Socach". Sig: [Signification] Rough Top
OS1/2/56/65 SOCACH Socach Socach Socach J. McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Tenant Martin McNeill Shepherd 150 A Farm house about fifteen chains eas of "Barr Molach" the property of J. Malcolm Esqr. of Poltalloch
OS1/2/56/65 SRÒN NA CÙILE Sròn a' Chuile Sròn a' Chuile Sròn a' Chuile "Sròn na Cùile" J. McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer Martin McNeill Shepherd Point of the Corner 150 A small Knoll a short distance north of "Socach" Sig: [Signification] Sron a point, Chuile Indefinite
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OS1/2/56/66 SOCACH BURN Socach Burn Socach Burn Socach Burn J. McIntyre Weaver Socach Mr. McNeill Farmer Glasvar Martin McNeill Shepherd Socach 150 A large Burn flowing out of a mountain loch and running in a westerly direction until it arrives at "Socach", whence it changes its course northwards. The name terminates about a mile north of "Socach".
OS1/2/56/66 EAS BÀN Eas Bhàn Eas Bhàn Eas Bhàn "Eas Bàn" J McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer Martin McNeill Shepherd G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A good sized waterfall in "Socach" Burn about half a mile east of the farm. Sig: [Signification] White Water-fall
OS1/2/56/66 MEALL REAMHAR Meall Ramhar Meall Ramhar Meall Ramhar "Meall Reamhar" J. McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer Martin McNeill Shepherd G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A rocky Knoll a short distance east of "Eas Bhàn" Sig: [Signification] Fat Hill
OS1/2/56/66 ALLT NA RUISG Allt na Ruisg Allt na Ruisg Allt na Ruisg J. McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer Martin McNeill Shepherd 150 A small mountain stream falling into "Socach Burn" a short distance east of "Socach". Sig: [Signification] The Fleece Burn
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OS1/2/56/67 LEACANN NAM MULT Leacann nam Mult Leacann nam Mult Leacann nam Mult John McIntyre Weaver Socach Mr. McNeill Farmer Glasvar Edward Ferguson Leckuary 150 Applies to a smooth hillside stretching from the east of "Loch Leathann" to "Allt na Rùisg" Sig: [Signification] "The Wedders [Wethers] Hill-side"
OS1/2/56/67 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dubh Creag Dubh Creag Dubh "Creag Dhubh" John McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer Martin McNeill Shepherd G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small rocky ridge on the east side of "Leacann nam Mùlt" Sig: [Signification] Black Rocks
OS1/2/56/67 GLEANN GORM Gleann Gorm Gleann Gorm Gleann Gorm John McIntyre Weaver Mr. McNeill Farmer E Ferguson Farmer 150 This Glen takes its name from the Color of the grass. Situated between "Tom an Fhithich" & "Allt Ruisg" Sig: [Signification] Green or Grassy Glen
OS1/2/56/67 BREAC ALLT Breac Allt Breac Allt John McIntyre Weaver Martin McNeill Shepherd 150 A small stream rising on the east side of "Gleann Gorm" & falling into "Loch Leathann" Sig: [Signification] Spotted Burn
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OS1/2/56/68 ALLT TARSUINN Allt a' Tarsuinn Allt a' Tarsuinn Allt a' Tarsuinn "Allt Tarsuinn" J. McIntyre Weavr [Weaver] Socach Martin McNeill Shepherd Socach Mr. McNeill Farmer Glasvar G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small stream rising a short distance north of "Lochan a' Bhreactle" & falling into "Socach Burn" a short distance south of the Loch it flows from. Sig: [Signification] The Cross Burn
OS1/2/56/68 LOCHAN BREAC-LIATH Lochan a' Bhreactle Lochan a' Bhreactle Lochan a' Bhreactle "Lochan Breac-liath" Mr. Mc Vicar Knockalva J. McIntyre Weaver Martin McNeill Shepherd "Greyish Burn". 150 A very small mountain loch a short distance east of Cruach a' Bhreactle Sig: [Signification] The Speckled Loch
OS1/2/56/68 CRUACH BHREAC-LIATH Cruach a' Bhreactle Cruach a' Bhreactle Cruach a' Bhreactle "Cruach Bhreac-liath" Mr. Mc Vicar Knockalva J. McIntyre Weaver Martin McNeill Shepherd Speckled or greyish 150 A good sized round hill between "Lochan Anam" & "Lochan a' Bhreactle" Sig: [Signification] The Speckled Hill
OS1/2/56/68 LOCH AN ANAMA Lochan Anam Lochan Anam Lochan Anam "Loch an Anama" Loch an Anam Mr. Mc Vicar Knockalva J. McIntyre Weaver Martin McNeill Shepherd Loch of the Spirit 150 A long narrow mountain loch on the west side of Cruach a' Bhreactle Sig: [Signification] Soul Loch or "Spirit Loch."
OS1/2/56/68 [Page] 68 Sheet 150 Argyllshire Lochan Breac-liath [Note] The word "Breactle" cannot be found in Dictionary. Loch an Anama [Note] See page 54 [Loch an Anama]
OS1/2/56/69 CREAG CAOILEID Creag Caoilead Creag Caoilead Creag Caoilead "Creag Caoileid" Archibald McGlashan Barrachuile Edward Ferguson Leckuary Mr. McVicar Knockalva G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 Applied to a narrow stripe of rocks running between Creag na Airidh & the north end of "Lochan Anam" Sig: [Signification] Narrow Rocks
OS1/2/56/69 CAPULL CLOICHE Capull Cloiche Capull Cloiche Capull Cloiche John McIntyre Socach Mr. McNeill Glasvar Martin McNeill Socach 150 A very prominent pinnacle a short distance north of the rise of "Allt na Ruisg". Sig: [Signification] Mares' Top
OS1/2/56/69 CREAGAN DLÙTH Creagan Dlùth Creagan Dlùth Creagan Dlùth E. Ferguson Leckuary A. McGlashan J McIntyre 150 A small broken ridge of rocks commencing on the north side of "Creag Burnie" & terminating one fourth of a mile south of "Capull Cloiche" Sig: [Signification] Near Rocks
OS1/2/56/69 CREAG NA H-INGNE Creag an Ingne Creag an Ingne "Creag na h-Ingne" J. McVicar Knockalva D McVicar Auchblick G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A prominent hill nearly half a mile east of "Lochan a' Bhreactle" Sig: [Signification] Creag of the Hoof
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OS1/2/56/70 LOCH LEATHAN Loch Leathann Loch Leathann Loch Leathann "Loch Leathan" J McIntyre Weaver Socach Mr. McNeill Farmer Glasvar Mr. McVicar Knockalva G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A good sized loch on the east side of the old public road that leads from "Kilmichael Glassary" to "Ford", and about a mile south west of "Socach". In the loch there is a small artificial island which tradition asserts to have been a place of refuge to the natives of the district from marauding parties. Sig: [Signification] Broad Loch
OS1/2/56/70 TOM AN FHITHICH Tom an Fhithich Tom an Fhithich Tom an Fhithich E. Ferguson Leckuary J. McIntyre Weaver A McGlashan 150 Applied to a very small Knoll immediately south of "Gleann Gorm" Sig: [Signification] The Ravens Knoll
OS1/2/56/70 ALLT SLOCHD AN IME Allt Slochd an Ime Allt Slochd an Ime Allt Slochd an Ime E Ferguson J. McIntyre Martin McNeill Shepherd 150 A mountain stream rising on the north side of Creag Burnie & running through "Slochd and Ime" from which it takes its name Sig: [Signification] The Burn of the Butter Hollow
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OS1/2/56/71 A' CHRUACH An Cruach An Cruach An Cruach "A' Chruach" Mr. W. McDonald Mr. D. McArthur John McVicar 150 A considerable eminence situated about 50 chains "West" of "Carron", and on the grazing of "Creag-an-Iubhair. Sig [Signification] The Hill or Stack.
OS1/2/56/71 CARRON BURN Carron Burn Carron Burn Carron Burn William McVicar John McVicar William McDonald 150 A large stream flowing in an S [Southerly] direction from the hills. Joins the "River Add" at a short distance South of the Ruins of Lower Carron: from which it takes its name.
OS1/2/56/71 MEALL REAMHAR Meall Reamhar Meall Reamhar John McVicar (Knockalver Duncan McVicar (Auchleck 150 A large hill on the grazing of Knockalver. Situated about 30 chains West of Lower Carron
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OS1/2/56/72 LOWER CARRON (Ruin) Lower Carron (Ruins) Lower Carron (Ruins) Lower Carron (Ruins) Duncan McArthur John McVicar D McVicar 150 A small farmsteading, now in Ruins. Situated on the grazing of Knockalver.
OS1/2/56/72 SÌTHEAN MEADHONACH Sìthean Meadhonach Sìthean Meadhonach Duncan McArthur John McVicar 150 A small Rocky eminence, a little south of "Sìthean Mòr"
OS1/2/56/72 SÌTHEAN BEAG Sìthean Beag Sìthean Beag Duncan McArthur John McVicar 150 A small rocky eminence.
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OS1/2/56/73 CREAG AIRIDH Creag Airidh Creag Airidh Creag Airidh Mr W McDonald John McVicar J McKellar 150 A rocky eminence situated about forty Chains S.E. [South East] of "Creag an Iubhair" Sig. [Signification] Creag of the Sheiling.
OS1/2/56/73 AN CROMAN An Croman An Croman Mr W McDonald John McVicar 150 A considerable eminence situated on the grazing of "Feorlin". Sig [Signification] "Crooked Top."
OS1/2/56/73 SÌTHEAN MÒR Sìthean Mòr Sìthean Mòr Donald McArthur John McVicar 150 A rocky eminence situated about 60 chains Sout[h] East of Creag an Iubhair Large Fairy Knoll
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OS1/2/56/74 CARRON Carron Carron Carron William McDonald Mr D. McArthur Mr J. McVicar 150 A small farmsteading. The property of Sir G. Campbell.
OS1/2/56/74 CREAG AN IUBHAIR Creag-an-Iubhair Creag-an-Iubhair Creag-an-Iubhair or "Creag-an-Iubhair" William McDonald Mr D. McArthur 150 A small Cottage situated close to the junction of the River Add and Abhiainn Bhuidh. Sign [Signification] "Craig of the Yew Tree"
OS1/2/56/74 CREAG NAN CAT Creag nan Cat Creag nan Cat Creag nan Cat William McDonald John McVicar Mr W McViar [McVicar] 150 A rocky feature situated about 70 chain "East" of Creag an "Iubhair". Sign [Signification] Craig ot the Cats
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OS1/2/56/75 CREAG BUIREINICH Creag Buireinich Creag Buireinich Creag Buireinich John McIntyre Weaver Socach Martin McNeill Socach Edward Ferguson Lackaury 150 A considerable rocky hill about three fourths of a mile north of "Fearnoch" Sig: [Signification] Indefinite - Said to take its name from the noise made by the wind in passing over it.
OS1/2/56/75 CNOC NA MOINE Cnoc na Moine Cnoc na Moine Edward Ferguson Lackuary Archibald McGlashan Barrachuil 150 A small Knoll on the east side of Creag Burnie Sig: [Signification] The Peat Hillock
OS1/2/56/75 CREAG NAN COILEACH Creag nan Coileach Creag nan Coileach Edward Ferguson Lackuary Archibald McGlashan Barrachuile 150 Applied to a small but bold rocky Knoll near the South west end of "Gleann Gobhainn" Sig: [Signification] The Cock's Rocks
OS1/2/56/75 CREAG NA H-AIRIDH Creag na Airidh Creag na Airidh "Creag na h-Airidh" E Ferguson Lackuary A McGlashan Barrachuile G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A very prominent rocky ridge between "Creag nan Coileach" and "Meall Ramhar" Sig: [Signification] The Sheiling Rocks
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OS1/2/56/76 MEALL REAMHAR Meall Ramhar Meall Ramhar Meall Reamhar E. Ferguson Lackuary A. McGlashan Barrachuile G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small round hill near the south western extremity of "Creag Caoileach" Sig: [Signification] Fat Hill
OS1/2/56/76 GLEANN GOBHAINN Gleann Gobhainn Gleann Gobhainn E Ferguson A. McGlashan 150 A small glen extending from the east side of "Creag nan Coileach" to the north side of "Caisteal Dùn" Sig: [Signification] The Smiths Glen
OS1/2/56/76 CAISTEAL DÙIN Caisteal Dùn Caisteal Dùn Caisteal Dùn Caisteal Dùin E Ferguson A McGlashan J. McIntyre Weaver Socach G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A very large hill. it gets the name of "Caisteal" being the most prominent amongst a number of smaller hills. Situated half way between "Cruach Cleireach" & "Creag na Airidh" Sig: [Signification] Hill Castle
OS1/2/56/76 CRUACH CLÉIRICH Cruach Cleireach Cruach Cleireach Cruach Cléirich E Ferguson Mr McVicar Knockalva 150 A round green hill a short diestance east of "Caisteal Dùn" Sig: [Signification] Clerk's Hill
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OS1/2/56/77 CREAG FHIACLACH Creag Fiaclach Creag Fiaclach "Creag Fhiaclach" J. McVicar Knockalva D. McVicar Auchlick G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 Applied to a small rock which Resembles teeth, situated between "Knockalva" & "An Cruach" Sig: [Signification] Toothed Rock
OS1/2/56/77 KNOCKALVA Knockalva Knockalva Knockalva J. McVicar J. McIntyre Weaver Socach Mr. McNeill Glasvar 150 Applied to thatched farm house a short distance south east of "An Cruach" the property of J. Malcolm Esqr of Poltalloch
OS1/2/56/77 CNOC DUBH Cnoc Dubh Cnoc Dubh J. McVicar D. McVicar 150 A small Knoll half a mile east of "Knockalva" Sig: [Signification] Black Hillock
OS1/2/56/77 CNOC NAN CAORUNN Cnoc nan Caorrunn Cnoc nan Caorrunn "Cnoc nan Caorunn" J. McVicar D. McVicar G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A very small Knoll a short distance east of Cnoc Dubh Sig: [Signification] Hillock of the Rowan Trees
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OS1/2/56/78 CREAG THARSUINN Creag Tarsuinn Creag Tarsuinn Creag Tarsuinn "Creag Tharsuinn" E. Ferguson Lackuary J. McVicar Knockalva D. McVicar Auchlich G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 Applied to a few scattered rocks on the east side of "Allt a Bhreactle" Sig: [Signification] Cross Rocks
OS1/2/56/78 ALLT BREAC-LIATH Allt a' Bhreactle Allt a' Bhreactle Allt a' Bhreactle "Allt Breac-liath" E. Ferguson J. McVicar D. McVicar G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small stream flowing out of "Lochan a Bhreactle" & falling into the "River Add" a short distance east of "Knockalva" Sig: [Signification] The Speckled Burn
OS1/2/56/78 A' CHRUACH An Cruach An Cruach An Cruach A. Chruach E. Ferguson JA well Known name applied to a very high & pro McVicar D. McVicar G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A well Known name applied to a very high & prominent hill situated a short distance north west of "Knockalva" Sig: [Signification] The Hill
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OS1/2/56/79 CNOCAN BIORACH Cnoc an Biorach Cnoc an Biorach Cnocan Biorach J. McVicar Knockalva D. McVicar Auchlick G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small but prominent Knoll a short distance north of "Cnoc Dubh" Sig: [Signification] The Sharp or Pointed Hillock
OS1/2/56/79 EAS AN FHRAOICH Eas an Fraoch Eas an Fraoch "Eas an Fhraoich" J. McVicar Knockalva D. McVicar Auchlick G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A good sized water fall in the "River Add" about half a mile north east of Knockalva Sig: [Signification] The Heather Water-fall
OS1/2/56/79 TOM A' CHURAIDH Tom a' Churaidh Tom a' Churaidh J. McVicar D. McVicar 150 A prominent green Hill a short distance north east of "Airidh Ard" Sig: [Signification] The "Champion's Hillock"
OS1/2/56/79 TOM A' CHÒMHRAIDH Tom a' Chòmhraidh Tom a' Chòmhraidh J. McVicar D. McVicar 150 Another prominent green Hill a short distance south of Ceann Buidhe Sig: [Signification] Hill of the "Discourse Conversation etc."
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OS1/2/56/80 CEANN BUIDHE Ceann Buidhe Ceann Buidhe J. McVicar Knockalva D. McVicar Auchlick 150 A very prominent green Hill a short distance north of Tom a Comhradh Sig: Yellow Promontory
OS1/2/56/80 STANDING STONE [Upper Carron] Standing Stone Standing Stone J. McVicar D. McVicar 150 A stone ten feet high & supposed to mark the grave of a Chief. Situated about thirteen chains south east of Upper Carron & on the east side of the "River Add"
OS1/2/56/80 UPPER CARRON (Ruin) Upper Carron (Ruin) Upper Carron (Ruin) J McVicar D. McVicar 150 Applied to a Ruin - once a farm - a short distance north west of the juction of Carron Burn with the River "Add"
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OS1/2/56/81 TOMAN DUNAICHE Tom an Dunachie Tom an Dunachie Tom an Dunachie "Toman Dunaiche" "Tom na Dunaiche" Mr. John McVicar Duncan McVicar Donald McArthur GO [Gaelic Orthography] Hill of the disaster 150 A small eminence situated on the grazing of Feorlin. Sign [Signification] Hill of Disaster.
OS1/2/56/81 ALLT AN DUBHAIR Allt an Dubhar Allt an Dubhar Allt an Dubhar "Allt an Dubhair" Mr John McVicar Duncan McVicar Donald McArthur Feorlin GO [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small stream having its sources about 30 chains "North" of "Feorlin" flows in a S.W. [South Westerly] course into the "Abhainn Bheag an Tunns" Sig [Signification] The Cloudy Burn
OS1/2/56/81 FEORLIN Feorlin Feorlin Feorlin Donald McArthur Mr. J. McVicar Mr. J. Kay 150 A large farmsteading having a considerable quantity of land attached The property of Sir G. Campbell.
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OS1/2/56/83 STANDING STONE [An Car] Standing Stone Standing Stone Standing Stone "An Car" Edward Ferguson Lecknary A. McGlashan Barrachuile A. McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 A large standing stone measuring about ten feet in height, and known in the district as "An Car" - Tradition asserts it to mark the burial place of some warrior.
OS1/2/56/83 SRÒN MHÒR Sròn Mhòr Sròn Mhòr Sròn Mhòr Edward Ferguson Lecknary Archibald McNaughtan Kilmichael A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A prominent & rocky feature on the farm of Lecknary. Sig. [Signification] Great nose or promontory.
OS1/2/56/83 FEARNOCH Fearnoch Fearnoch Fearnoch Edward Ferguson Lecknary Archibald McNaughtan Kilmichael A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A small farmhouse & outbuildings the property of Malcolm Esq of Poltalloch.
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OS1/2/56/84 CNOC FIACLACH Cnoc Fiaclach Cnoc Fiaclach Edward Ferguson Leckuary Archibald McVean Ducharnan 150 Applies to a considerable eminence situated on the East side of the old public road leading to Ford. Sig. [Signification] Toothed Hill
OS1/2/56/84 KIARNAN BEG Kiarnan Beg Kiarnan Beg Edward Ferguson Leckuary Archibald McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A small farmhouse, & byre in a ruinous condition.
OS1/2/56/84 KIARNAN MÒR (Ruins) Kiarnan Mòr (Ruin) Kiarnan Mòr (Ruin) Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 The ruins of a farmhouse & offices. Thomas Campbell the celebrated poet was born here.
OS1/2/56/84 LECKNARY Leckuary Leckuary Edward Ferguson Occupier A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A farmhouse & outbuildings, and a cotter's dwelling
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OS1/2/56/84 I saw "Ainmean-Àite na h-Alba"s name on this page but the entry made seems a solitary one, just the alternate name "Leckuary", so I have continued the page. "Lecknary" is clearly written in the Place Entry column of the Name Book, the Index and Sheet 150. The Canmore site has "Leckuary" only, both versions of spelling seem to appear in old texts [via Google].
OS1/2/56/85 BARRACHUILE Barrachuile Barrachuile Barrachuile A. McGlashan Occupier Edward Ferguson Leckuary John McVicar Knockalva 150 A shepherd's dwelling, situated about three quarters of a mile east of Leckuary
OS1/2/56/85 CREAG BHREAC Creag Breac Creag Breac Creag Bhreac Edward Ferguson Leckuary John McVicar Knockalva 150 Applies to a small but prominent rock on the farm of Leckuary. Sig. [Signification] Speckled Rock.
OS1/2/56/85 CREAG LOISGTE Creag Loisgte Creag Loisgte A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary 150 Applies to a long narrow rocky feature on the south side of the old Drove Road. Sig [Signification] Burnt Rock or Creag
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OS1/2/56/86 DÙN DUBH Dùn Dubh Dùn Dubh A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary 150 Applies to a prominent elevation situated west of Creag Loisgte. Sig [Signification] Black Hill.
OS1/2/56/86 TIGH BÀN Tigh Bàn Tigh Bàn A. McGlashan Barrachuile John McVicar Knockalva 150 A small hut in a ruinous condition, at one time a farm house. Sig. [Signification] White House.
OS1/2/56/86 GLAC GHABHAR Glac Ghabhar Glac Ghabhar A. McGlashan Barrachuile A. McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 Applies to a small glen or hollow situated between the Old Road & Meall Reamhar. Sig [Signification] Hollow of (the) Goats.
OS1/2/56/86 DÙN ALVA Dùn Alva Dùn Alva John McVicar Knockalva A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A very prominent hill on the farm of Knockalva. Sig [Signification] not Known
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OS1/2/56/86 Dùn Dubh is east of Creag Loisgte.
OS1/2/56/87 CREAG MHÒR Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr John McVicar Mr Kay (Tunns) (Minard Estate plan) 150 A small rocky eminence situated a few chains North of (Tunns) on the Minard Estate. Sig. [Signification] "Large Craig".
OS1/2/56/87 TUNNS Tunns Tunns Tunns John McVicar Mr Kay (Tennant) (Minard Estate Plan) 150 A large and superior farm house, having outhouse Vege. [Vegetable Garden] and ornamental grounds attached. The property of [Blank Space]
OS1/2/56/87 ABHAINN BHEAGAN TUNNS Abhainn Bheagan Tunns Abhainn Bheagan Tunns Abhainn Bheagan Tunns John McVicar Duncar McVicar (Minard Estate Plan) 150 A small River having its rise up the moors. flows in a S.W. [South Westerly] direction till it joins the River Add
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OS1/2/56/88 AUCHLECK Auchleck Auchleck Auchleck John McVicar Duncan McVicar Mr Kay (Tunns) 150 A small Famsteading [Farmsteading]
OS1/2/56/88 AIRIDH ARD Airidh Ard Airidh Ard Airidh Ard John McVicar Duncan McVicar Mr Kay 150 A rocky eminence Situated a few chains E. [East] of Auchleck Sig [Signification] High sheiling
OS1/2/56/88 SRÒN BHEITH Sròn Bheith Sròn Bheith John McVicar Duncan McVicar 150 A slight eminence situated close to the river Add Sig [Signification] Birch point.
OS1/2/56/88 CREAG CRUAICHE Creag Cruach Creag Cruach Creag Cruach Creag Cruaiche John McArthur Mr Kay (Tunns) Minard Estate Plan GO [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A rocky eminence.
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OS1/2/56/89 A' CHRUACH An Cruach An Cruach An Cruach "A' Chruach" Donald McArthur John McArthur John McVicar The Stack - Appd. Ortho. [Approved Orthography] 150 A considerable eminence Situated a few chains "North" of Blackmill Loch.
OS1/2/56/89 BEALACH THÒMAIS Bealach Thòmais Bealach Thòmais John McArthur Duncan McVicar 150 A well Known name applied to a portion of ground situated a few Chains North of Black mill Loch Sign [Signification] Thomas' Pass.
OS1/2/56/89 BLACKMILL LOCH Blackmill Loch Blackmill Loch Blackmill Loch John McVicar Donald McArthur (Minard Estate Plan) 150 A considerable sized Lock. Situated about 30 chains North of "Cnoc Buidhe."
OS1/2/56/89 CREAG BHEAG Creag Bheag Creag Bheag John McVicar Donald McArthur 150 A small Rocky feature. Sig [Signification] Small Rock
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OS1/2/56/90 TOM CUAICHE Tom Cuaiche Tom Cuaiche John McVicar Donal McColl 150 A slight eminence situated a few chains E. [East] of Black Mill Loch Sig [Signification] Cuckoos Hill
OS1/2/56/90 BUALIHESIRI Bualihesiri Bualihesiri Bualihesiri Mr McVicar Mr Kay (Tunns) Minard Estate Plan 150 A considerable rocky eminence Sig [Signification] unknown
OS1/2/56/90 MACFARLANE'S LOCH Macfarlane's Loch Macfarlane's Loch Macfarlane's Loch Mr McVicar Donald McArthur (Minard Estate Plan) 150 A small Lock situated about 50 chains "East" of Black Mill Loch
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OS1/2/56/91 BEALACH BEAG Bealach beag Bealach beag Bealach beag "Bealach Beag" John McVicar M. McKellar Minard Estate Plan G.O. [Gaelic Orthography[ 150 A well Know[n] name applied to an opening between two small rocky eminences. Sig [Signification] small pass
OS1/2/56/91 FIARGALL Fiargall Fiargall Fiargall John McVicar McMcKellar Minard Estate Plan 150 A considerable sized rocky Eminence situated about 50 chains East of "Cnoc Buidhe" Sig [Signification] Unknown
OS1/2/56/91 CNOC BUIDHE Cnoc Buidhe Cnoc Buidhe Cnoc Buidhe Duncan McVicar Donald McArthur Minard Estate Plan 150 A considerable eminence Situated about 30 chains South of Black mill Loch. Sig [Signification] "Yellow Hill,"
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OS1/2/56/93 STRATHMILL Strathmill Strathmill A. McIntyre Occupier E. Ferguson Leckuary 150 Applies to a shepherd's dwelling, which at one time was a Corn Mill
OS1/2/56/93 ACHNATEARLACH (Ruins) Achnatearlach (Ruins) Achnatearlach (Ruins) Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McVean Ducharnan 150 Applies to the ruins of an old Farm house.
OS1/2/56/93 LAG (Ruins) Lag (Ruins) Lag (Ruins) Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 The Ruins of a number of small farmhouses & Cotter's dwellings.
OS1/2/56/93 CNOC DUBH Cnoc Dubh Cnoc Dubh Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McVean Ducharnan 150 Applies to a small Knoll situated between Lag & Achnatearlach. Sig. [Signification] Black Hill.
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OS1/2/56/94 CNOCAN TIGHE MHÒIR Cnocan Tigh Mhoir Cnocan Tigh Mhoir Cnocan Tighe Mhòir A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small hillock situated near Tigh Ban. & it takes it[s] name from the fact that at one time Tigh Ban was the largest & finest house in this district. Hillock of the Great House
OS1/2/56/94 CNOC MHEANNTA Cnoc Mheannta Cnoc Mheannta A. McGlashan Barrachuile John McVicar Knockalva 150 A small elevation situated south of Dun Dubh. Sig. [Signification] Hill of (the) Mint plant
OS1/2/56/94 COIRE AIRIDH AN EOIN Coire Airidhein Aon Coire Airidhein Aon Coire Airidh an Eoin A. McGlashan Barrachuile John McVicar Knockalva G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A small but very rocky feature on the north side of the old Drove Road. Sig. [Signification] Coire of the One Sheiling
OS1/2/56/94 [Page] 94 Sheet 150 Argyllshire Cnoc Mheannta [Notes] Cnoc a' Mheanta def sing. [definite singular] -- Cnoc Mheant indef plur. [indefinite plural] -- Cnoc Meanta indef sing [indefinite singular] -- Cnoc nan Meanta def plur. [definite plural] Coire Airidh an Eoin [Notes] Aon -- Coir' Aon Airidhein -- The noun always follows its numeral therefore should be Coir' Aon Airidhein -- Might it not be Coire Airidh an Eoin? -- The Bird Shieling Corry. Appd. [Approved].
OS1/2/56/95 BAD NAM BEITH Bad nam Beith Bad nam Beith Bad nam Beith Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McVean Ducharnan A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A very prominent feature situated between Creag Dubh & Tom Soillier, & is said to derive its name from the Circumstance that at one time Clumps of Birch grew on its sides in great profusion
OS1/2/56/95 TOM SOILLEIR Tom Soilleir Tom Soilleir Tom Soilleir Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McVean Ducharnan A McNaugtan Kilmichael 150 A prominent feature overlooking Craigans Sig. [Signification] Bright or Shining Hill.
OS1/2/56/95 LINNE DUBH IASG Linne Dubh Iasg Linne Dubh Iasg Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A small deep pool on the River Add. Sig. [Signification] The "Black Fish Linn [Pool]"
OS1/2/56/95 [Page] 95 Sheet 150 Argyllshire Linne Dubh Iasg [Note] (pl. [plural])
OS1/2/56/96 CNOC AN TAIRBH Cnoc an Tairbh Cnoc an Tairbh Cnoc an Tairbh Archibald McVean Ducharnan E. Ferguson Leckuary A McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 A small hillock situated south of Barran Fuar. Sig. [Signification] The Bull's Hill
OS1/2/56/96 BARRAN FUAR Barran Fuar Barran Fuar Barran Fuar Barnafuar Archibald McVean Ducharnan E. Ferguson Leckuary A. McNaughtan Kilmichael New Stat [Statistical] Account 150 A rocky hill situated a short distance south of Achnatearlach. Sig. [Signification] The Cold Hillock
OS1/2/56/96 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dubh Creag Dubh Creag Dhubh Edward Ferguson Leckuary A. McNaughtan Kilmichael G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 A prominent rocky feature overlooking Lag. Sig. [Signification] Black Rock.
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OS1/2/56/97 LEACANN SASUNNAICH Leacann Sasunnaich Leacann Sasunnaich Leacann Sasunnaich A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary A. McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 Applies to the hillside from Linne a Dubh Iasg to opposite Dailaneireanach & north of the River Add. Sig. [Signification] The "Englishman's Declivity"
OS1/2/56/97 CNOC FHEÀRNA Cnoc Fheàrna Cnoc Fheàrna Cnoc Fheàrna A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary A McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 A small hillock situated about the centre of Leacann Sasunnaich. Sig. [Signification] Alder Tree Hill
OS1/2/56/97 DAILANEIREANACH (Ruins) Dailaneireanach (Ruins) Dailaneireanach (Ruins) Dailaneireanach (Ruins) A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary A McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 Applies to the ruins of a farmhouse & outbuildings - the farm is now included in Tunns.
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OS1/2/56/98 CRAIGANS Craigans Craigans A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary 150 A shepherd's house on the farm of Tunns.
OS1/2/56/98 RIVER ADD River Add River Add River Add River Ad River Ad A. McGlashan Barrachuile E. Ferguson Leckuary A. McNaughtan Kilmichael New Statistical Account Originies Parochiales 150 A fine stream flowing from a small Loch near Craiganure & pursuing a South westerly course to its influx with the sea at Loch Crinan. "Lochshineach [Loch Sitheanach] from which the Ad, the principal stream in the parish flows." New Statistical Account
OS1/2/56/98 CNOC NA PAIRCE Cnoc na Pairce A McGlashan Barrachuile A McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 Applies to a small hill situated a short distance south of Barrachuile Sig. [Signification] The Park Hillock
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OS1/2/56/99 MOINE GHLAS Moine Glas Moine Glas "Moine Ghlas" John McVicar Knockalva A. McNaughtan Kilmichael G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] 150 Applies to a considerable extent of flat boggy land on the farm of Tunns. Sig. [Signification] Grey Moss.
OS1/2/56/99 LOCHAN DUBH Lochan Dubh Lochan Dubh A. McGlashan Barrachuile John McGlashan Gortan Rainich 150 A small Lochan on the farm of Gortan Rainaich Sig. [Signification] Black Lochan
OS1/2/56/99 CNOC NAM BROIGHLEAG Cnoc na Broighleag Cnoc na Broighleag "Cnoc nam Broighleag" John McGlashan Gortan Rainich A. McGlashan Barrachuile 150 A considerable hill overlooking Lochan Dubh. Sig. [Signification] Hill of the Whortleberries
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OS1/2/56/100 GLEANN AIRIDH Gleann Airidh Gleann Airidh Gleann Airidh A. McGlashan Barrachuile J. McVicar Knockalva A. McNaughtan Kilmichael 150 A fine smooth glen extending from Leckuary (trace 9) to Creag an Iubhair (trace 4) a distance of about five miles & a half - In direction it runs south west from Creag an Iubhair to Craigans, & from thence west to its termination - The River Add flows throughout its length. It derives its name from the excellency & beauty of its pasture.
OS1/2/56/100 [Page] 100 [Signature]: B.H. Melville Capt R.E Octbr. 1871 [Captain, Royal Engineers, October 1871].
OS1/2/56/101 Note. There are no Boundary Sketch Maps in connection with this work, for Boundary Remark Books see plan Diagram
OS1/2/56/102 [Volume] 56 -- [Page] 102 -- OS1/2/56 [Notes] Msc [Manuscript] Store -- Poets [Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY MS. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- SOUTHAMPTON -- 21 APR. [APRIL] 1897 NAME BOOK FOR SHEETS CXXXVII, CXXXVIII, CXXXIX, CXL, CXLVIII & CL. ARGYLLSHIRE 6 Inch Scale
OS1/2/56/103 [Page] 103 Index Names -- Sheet -- Page Ard Luing -- 137 -- 1 Alltarh Mhic Mhairtein -- 138 -- 5 Ath Mhic Martein -- 138 -- 5 An - Samhladh -- 138 -- 6 Allt na Cille -- 138 - 10 A'Bheinn --138 -- 12 Am Barr -- 138 - 12 Auchinellan -- 138 -- 14 Amhainn Airidhcheoduis-- 138 -- 15 Ath Ceann a' Chlàir -- 138 -- 21 Arichamish -- 139 -- 26 Allt Garbh -- 139 -- 27 Ardary -- 139 -- 29 Allt Stor -- 139 -- 29 Allt Bàn -- 139 -- 29 Allt Airidh Loistein -- 139 -- 29 Allt Dovie nan Sobhiachan -- 139 -- 30 Abhainn Lobhair -- 139 -- 30 Allt Fearna -- 139 -- 30 An Lodan -- 139 -- 32 Alth Dubh Uisge -- 139 -- 33 A'Chruach -- 139 -- 36 A'Chruach -- 139 -- 44 ________________________ Allt Bealaich Ruaidh -- 139 -- 44 Allt nan Sac -- 140 -- 47 All Nighinn -- 140 -- 47 Allt Fearna -- 140 -- 48 Allt name Muc -- 140 -- 48 Abhainn a' Bhealaich -- 140 -- 53 Allt Aoil -- 140 --54 Allt nan Sgill-- 140 -- 55 Auchindrain -- 140 -- 56 An Tàrr -- 40 -- 56 Allt a' Mhuilinn -- 140 -- 57 Abhainn Bhuidhe -- 140 -- 59 Allt Garbh -- 140 -- 59 Abhainn Dubhain -- 140 -- 60 Allt an Airgid -- 150 -- 65 Allt na Ruisg -- 150 -- 66 Allt Tarsuinn -- 150 -- 68 Allt Slochd an Ime -- 150 -- 70 A' Chruach -- 150 -- 71 An Croman -- 150 -- 73 Allt Bread-liath -- 150 -- 78 A'Cruach -- 150 -- Allt an Dubhair -- 150 -- 81 __________________________ Abhainn Bheagan Tumms -- 150 -- 87 Auchleck -- 150 -- 88 Airidh Ard -- 150 - 88 A'Cruach -- 150 -- 89 Achnatearlach (Ruins) -- 150 -- 93 Bagh na h-Aird -- 137 -- 2 Bealach Mòr --138 -- 7 Buachaille Bréige -- 138 -- 11 Burial Ground -- 138 -- 13 Barr Sailleach -- 138 -- 17 Barr an Daimh -- 138 -- 20 Beinn Dubh Airidh -- 139 -- 38 Bealach Ruadh -- 139 -- 44 Bealach Gaoithe -- 139 -- 45 Beinn Dearg -- 140 -- 50 Beinn Laoigh -- 140 -- 54 Braleakan -- 140 -- 57 Brenachoil -- 140 -- 57 Barr - molach -- 150 -- 65 Bread Allt -- 150 -- 67 Barnachuile --150 -- 85 Bealach Thòmais -- 150 -- 89 Blackmill Loch -- 150 -- 89
OS1/2/56/104 [Page] 104 Names -- Sheet -- Page Bualihesiri -- 150 -- 90 Bealach Beag -- 150 -- 91 Bad nam Beith -- 150 -- 95 Barran Fuar -- 150 -- 96 Caolas an Eilein -- 137 -- 1 Cruach an Eachlaich -- 138 -- 6 Cruach nan Deane -- 138 -- 6 Curachan -- 138 -- 8 Church -- 138 -- 9 Cnocan Sgeulachan -- 138 -- 11 Cnocan Peasrach -- 138 -- 11 Creagantairbh Beag -- 138 -- 12 Creagantairbh Mòr -- 138 -- 12 Clachandubh -- 138 -- 13 Creag a' Chapuill -- 138 -- 15 Creag an Fairbh -- 138 -- 15 Cruach Cruinn -- 138 -- 17 Càrn Bàn -- 138 -- 17 Creagantairbh Cottage -- 138 -- 17 Creag nam Firheach -- 138 -- 18 Cairns -- 138 -- 18 Creag Mhòr -- 138 -- 19 Cnoc Creach -- 138 -- 20 Creag Bhread -- 138 -- 21 Carnassary -- 138 -- 22 Carnassary Castle (In Ruins) -- 138 -- 22 Clachandubh Hill -- 138 -- 23 Cnoc Sgliatach -- 138 -- 25 Cnoc na Moine -- 138 -- 25 Cnocan Caorunn -- 138 -- 25 Creagan Faing -- 138 -- 26 Cnoc nan Càrnach -- 138 -- 26 Cnoc an t-Sasumaich -- 138 -- 26 Creag Laganach -- 138 -- 27 Church (In Ruins) -- 138 -- 31 Caol Chaorunn -- 138 -- 32 Creak Liath -- 138 -- 33 Cairn -- 138 -- 34 Creag an Fhithich -- 138 -- 36 Coire nan Deard -- 138 -- 40 Cruach a' Bhearraiche -- 138 -- 40 Creag Ghrànda -- 138 -- 41 Càrn Loch -- 138 -- 41 Cruach an Sgliata -- 138 -- 42 Cruach Mhic Chaolie -- 138 -- 42 Cairn -- 138 -- 43 Cnoc na h-Uairein -- 138 -- 43 Clachandubh Burn -- 138 -- 46 Càrn Chailein -- 140--47 Cathair Dhonncha Dhuibh -- 140--48 Corie a' Bhealaich -- 140--51 Creag Mhòr -- 140--54 Creag an Fubhair -- 140--59 Cnoc Adharcain -- 140--59 Church -- 140--560 Còrr Rèis -- 148--63 Creag Dubh-- 150 -- 67 Cruach Bhread-liath-- 150 -- 68 Creag Caoileid-- 150 -- 69 Capull Cloiche-- 150 -- 69 Creagan Dluth-- 150 -- 69 Creana h-Ingne-- 150 -- 69 Carron Burn-- 150 -- 71 Creag Airidh-- 150 -- 73 Carron-- 150 -- 74 Creag an Fubhair-- 150 -- 74 Creag nan Cat-- 150 -- 74 Creag Buireinich-- 150 -- 75 Cnoc na Moine-- 150 -- 75 Creag nan Coileach -- 150 -- 75 Creag na h-Airidh-- 150 -- 75 Caisteal Dùin-- 150 -- 74 Cruach Cléirich-- 150 -- 74 Creag Fhiaclach-- 150 -- 77 Cnoc Dubh-- 150 -- 77 Cnoc na Caorunn-- 150 -- 77 Creag Tharduinn-- 150 -- 78 Cnocan Biorach-- 150 -- 79
OS1/2/56/105 [Page] 105 Names -- Sheet -- Page Ceann Buidhe -- 150 -- 80 Cnoc Fiaclach -- 150 -- 84 Creag Bhreac -- 150 -- 85 Creag Loisgtc -- 150 -- 85 Creag Mhòr -- 150 -- 87 Creag Cruaicher -- 150 -- 88 Creag Bheag -- 150 -- 89 Cnoc Buidhe -- 150 -- 91 Cnoc Dubh -- 150 -- 93 Cnocan Tighe Mhòir -- 150 -- 94 Cnoc Mheannta -- 150 -- 94 Coire Airidh an Eoin --150 -- 94 Cnoc an Tairbh -- 150 -- 96 Creag Dubh -- 150 -- 96 Cnoc Thearna -- 150 -- 97 Craigans -- 150 -- 98 Cnoc na Pairce -- 150 -- 98 Cnoc nain Broighleag -- 150 -- 99 Dearg Sgeir -- 137 --3 Dùn na Bàn-oige -- 138 -- 8 Dùn Dubh -- 138 -- 10 Druinn Brindhe -- 138 -- 19 Dùn Mhie Choish -- 138 -- 21 Dubh Loch -- 139 -- 37 Dubh Loch -- 139 -- 46 Dùn Leacainn -- 140 -- 58 Dùn Dubh -- 150 -- 86 Dùn Alva -- 150 -- 86 Dailaneireanach (Ruins) -- 150 -- 97 Eas Mòr -- 138 -- 10 Erinach --138 --23 Eilean Liver -- 139 -- 32 Ederline -- 139 -- 39 Eas a' Chorabha -- 140 -- 56 Eilean na Cille -- 148 -- 64 Eilean na L. Eairne -- 148 -- 64 Eas Bàn -- 150 -- 66 Eas an Thraoich -- 150 -- 79 Ford -- 138 -- 9 Fort (Dùn Chonallaich) -- 138 -- 10 Ford River -- 138 -- 14 Fort (Dùn na Nighinn) -- 138 -- 16 Fort -- 138 -- 21 Free Church -- 138 -- 24 Fort (Dùn Toiseach) -- 139 -- 28 Fincharn River -- 139 -- 33 Fincharn -- 139 -- 34 Fincharn Castle (In Ruins) -- 139 -- 34 Fincharn Loch -- 139 -- 37 Feorlin -- 150 -- 81 Fearnoch -- 150 -- 83 Fiarfall -- 150 -- 91 Glennan -- 138 -- 23 Garbh Chruach -- 139 -- 38 Garballt -- 139 -- 39 Glasvar -- 139 -- 43 Garbh Sròn -- 140 -- 58 Garbh Réis -- 148 -- 63 Gleann Gorm -- 150 -- 64 Gleann Gobhainn -- 150 -- 76 Glae Ghabhan -- 150 -- 86 Gleann Airidh -- 150 -- 100 Human Remains found -- 138 -- 5 Inverliver -- 139 -- 25 Kintrarr -- 138 -- 8 Kintrarr Burn -- 138 -- 8 Kilneuair -- 139 -- 31 Knockalva -- 150 -- 77 Kiarnan Beg -- 150 -- 84 Kiarnan Mòr (Ruins) -- 150 -- 84 Làir Bhàn -- 137 -- 2 Lochan na Goirt -- 138 -- 7 Loch a' Choire -- 138 -- 13 Loch Ederline -- 138 -- 13 Loch Craignish -- 138 -- 16 Lochan Droma Bhuidhe -- 138 -- 19 Loch Frearphuinn -- 138 -- 20 Lochan Druinn an Rathaid -- 138 -- 20 Lochan Ceann a' Choin -- 138 -- 23 Leac a' Charnuinn -- 139 -- 30 Loch nan Eilean -- 139 -- 37
OS1/2/56/106 [Page] 106 Name - Sheet - Page Loch Geòidh -- 139 -- 37 Loch nan Los-gann -- 139 -- 38 Loch nan Sgilleog -- 139 -- 38 Loch Leachd -- 139 -- 38 Loch nan Cuinneag -- 139 -- 39 Loch nan Ceàrd Mòr -- 139 -- 40 Loch nan Ceàrd Beag -- 139 -- 40 Lochan Craighe Gràinde -- 139 -- 41 Loch Sitheanach -- 139 -- 42 Lòn Glad -- 139 -- 44 Lòn Bealach Ruaidh -- 139 -- 44 Loch Gainearnhach -- 139 -- 45 Loch Trinnaig -- 139 -- 45 Loch a' Chaoruinn -- 139 -- 46 Loch Dubh-ghlas -- 140 -- 49 Loch nan Seileach -- 140 -- 49 Loch nan Sac -- 140 -- 49 Lochan Gaineamhach -- 140 -- 49 Lochan Dubh -- 140 -- 50 Loch an Fhidhleir -- 140 -- 53 Loch nan Bread Buidh -- 140 -- 53 Loch Garbh -- 140 -- 53 Lochan Anama -- 140 -- 54 Loch Leacann -- 140 -- 55 Loch Airidh na Craige -- 140 -- 55 Leacann Water -- 140 -- 55 Lòn a' Chlachain -- 140 -- 58 Leacann nam Muilt -- 150 -- 67 Lochan Bread-liath -- 150 -- 68 Lochan Anaim -- 150 -- 68 Loch Leathan -- 150 -- 70 Lorrea Carron (Ruin) -- 150 -- 72 Lecknarf -- 150 -- 84 Lag (Ruins) -- 150 -- 93 Linne Dubh Farg -- 150 -- 95 Leacann Sasumnaich -- 150 -- 97 Lochan Dubh -- 150 -- 99 Meall na Bruitheinn -- 138 -- 18 Meall na Sròin -- 139 -- 29 Meall nan Gobhar -- 139 -- 41 Meall Reamhar -- 150 -- 66 Meall Reamhar -- 150 -- 71 Meall Reamhar -- 150 -- 76 Macfarlane's Loch -- 150 -- 90 Moine Ghlas -- 150 -- 99 Rudh' Ard Luing -- 137 -- 1 Rèis Mhie Phaidean -- 137 -- 3 Rudha Cuilinn -- 139 -- 27 Rudha Barain -- 139 -- 27 Rudha Mhia Chaisein -- 139 -- 32 Rèis an t-Sruith -- 148 -- 63 River Add -- 150 -- 98 Sgeir nam Tigheadair -- 137 -- 2 Shuna Point -- 137 -- 2 Sgeir nam Taoileann -- 137 -- 3 Sròn na Saobhaidhe -- 138 -- 6 Salacharrf -- 138 -- 7 School -- 138 --9 Standing Stones -- 138 -- 14 Standing Stone -- 138 -- 18 Sròn an Tighe Dubh -- 138 -- 19 Standing Stone -- 138 -- 24 Standing Stones -- 138 -- 24 Standing Stone -- 139 -- 28 Sith Mòr -- 139 -- 33 Sròn Mhòr -- 139 -- 39 Stronisker -- 139 -- 43 Stone Circle [crossed out] -- 139 -- 43 Sìth Mòr -- 139 -- 46 Sandhole -- 140 -60 Stucreoch -- 140 --61 Sgeir na Maóile - 148 -- 64 Socach -- 150 -- 65 Sròn na Cùile -- 150 -- 65 Socach Burn -- 150 -- 66 Sìthean Meadonach -- 150 -- 72 Sìthean Beag -- 150 -- 72 Sìthean Mòr -- 150 -- 73
OS1/2/56/107 [Page] 107 Names -- Sheet -- Page Standing Stone -- 150 -- 80 Standing Stone (An Car) -- 150 -- 83 Sròn Mhòr -- 150 -- 83 Sròn Bheith -- 150 -- 88 Strathmill -- 150 -- 93 Tumulus & Stone Cist -- 138 -- 9 Tibertich -- 138 -- 11 Torran -- 139 -- 28 Tom Soilleir -- 139 -- 36 Tobar an t-Sagairt -- 139 -- 45 Tigh-an-fraoich -- 140 -- 57 Tom an Fhithich -- 150 -- 70 Tom a' Churaidh -- 150 -- 79 Tom a' Chòmhraidh -- 150 -- 79 Toman Dunaiche -- 150 -- 81 Tigh Bàn -- 150 -- 86 Tunns -- 150 -- 87 Tom Cuaiche -- 150 -- 90 Tom Soilleir -- 150 -- 95 Upper Carron (Ruin) -- 150 -- 80