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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EGIDOCH BURN | Egidoch Burn Egidoch Burn Egidoch Burn |
D. McArthur James Clark C & D Turner |
173 | A stream rising north west of Cruach Neuran and flowing into Glen Tarsan Burn. |
| MOINE CUILINN | Moine Cuillionn Moine Cuilinn |
D. McArthur James Clark C & D Turner Holly Moss |
173 | A flat moss situated on the East side of Glen Tarsan and near the head of Glen Lean |
| MIONNAN-EITHICH (Ruin) | Mionnan-eithich Mionnan-eithich Mionnan-eithich Mionnan-eithich Iomaire an Each Iomaire an Each |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr McTavish James Clark D. McArthur C & D Turner T. Harkness Clachaig P. Campbell Clachaig |
173 | The ruin of a house situated on the western edge of Moine Cuillionn and near Glen Tarsan Burn Sign. [Signification] The "false oath" The first four authorities quoted state that the name originated from a dispute, about the ownership of the ground, which was settled by reference to the oath of one of the parties who solemnly swore that the ground on which he stood was his property, and it was afterwards discovered that he had put earth from the other side of the river into his boots. |
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[Page] 13Mionnan-eithich [note]
Mionnan-eithich is correct
(Ruin)
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Pencil note at bottom illegible, refers to Armstrong's Dictionary.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Alison James- Moderator
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