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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CNOCAN SGOULAR Cnocan Sgoular
Cnocan Sgoular
Cnocan Sgoular
Hector McAllister
Robert Campbell
Mr. Munro Glenafiach
201 A small hill on the grazing of Barnellan. Signification, not known.
TOMAG Tomag
Tomag
Tomag
Hector McAllister
Robert Campbell
Mr. Munro Glenafiach
201 A knoll on west side of county road near the Parish boundary. Sign. [Signification] "A little hillock"
LOCHAN LIATH Lochan Liath
Lochan Liath
Lochan Liath
Hector McAllister
Robert Campbell
Mr. Munro Glenafiach
201 A well known name applied to a small lake situated about half a mile south west of Barnellan. The centre of which forms part of the parish boundary. Sign. [Signification] "Grey lochan"
DOIRE-NA H-ARAICH (Ruin) Doire-na-hearra
Doire-na-hearra
Doire-na-hearra
Doire-na-hearra
Doire-na h-araich,
Doire-na h-earraiche
Hector McAllister
Robert Campbell
Mr. Munro Glenafiach
Dugald Sinclair Esqr. Kilhamaig
The thicket-field
The bottom, or lower thicket.
201 A ruin formerly a small farmsteading. The property of Dugald McNeil Esqr. of Saddell. Derivation not known.

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[Doire-na h-araich] Doire-na-h-Eire The snowy or icy grove
Araich a battle field from [war] battle slaughter [and] [doire] a field
very doubtful

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Tomag has been marked as "Unimportant" and was not included on the map nor in the index.

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