OS1/2/59/109
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOCH CILL AONGHAIS | Loch a' Chille Aonghais Loch a' Chille Aonghais Loch Cill Aonghais |
D McQuilkan Esqr. Peter Johnson |
212 | A small lake circular in form situated on the farm of Kilnaosh. Signification. "Loch of Angus' burying ground". |
| BAUN | Baun Baun Baun |
D McQuilkan Esqr. Peter Johnson Mr Tulloch Dunmore |
212 | A good Cottage. The property of Mrs Campbell of Dunmore. Der [Derivation] Unknown. |
| BARR NA COUR | Barr na Cour | Peta Johnson | 212 | A prominent & partly wooded hill on thegrazing of Auchan. Sign. [Signification] Not known |
| FORT [Baun] | Fort Fort Fort Fort |
Peta Johnson Mr Campbell, Tigh na-traighe Mr Tulloch Ronald McDougall Teacher Lochend |
212 | About 10 chains south of Baun are situated on an eminence the remains of a fort or watch tower, the wall is ditinctly traceable, is of an oval form about 50 feet in length and 30 ft in breadth, and about 8 ft thick. The entrance at the north extremity being defended by a small outwork. Mr McDougall is of the opinion that this, & others northward, were used as Signal stations, or towers. |
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