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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
AONAN NAM BO Aonan nan Bò Mr Hugh Buie Shepherd Boneveh
Mr Alexander McMillan Tenant Garvard Colonsay
Mr N McNeil Farmer Garvard Colinsay
145 Applies to a piece rough pasture at foot of precipice on the Seashore a short distance S.W [South West] of "Aonan Ceam a' Ghàrraidh" and about ¼ of a mile W [West] of "Loch na Sgolraire," English meaning; - "Steep of the Cows"
SRUTHAN AN AONAN NAM BO Sruthan Aonannam Bò Mr Hugh Buie Shepherd Boneveh
Mr Alexander McMillan Tenant
Garvard Colonsay
Mr N McNeil Farmer Garvard Colonsay
145 Applies to a small mountain Stream rising between "Beinn Bhreac" and "Beinn Tuath," flows northward and falls into the "Atlantic Ocean" at the W [West] end of "Aonan nan Bò" English meaning:- "Streamler of the steep of the Cows"
ABHUINN NAN TOITEANAN Abhuinn nan Toiteanan Mr Hugh Buie Shepherd Boneveh
Mr Alexander McMillan Tenant Garvard Colonsay
Mr N McNeil Farmer Garvard Colonsay
145; 155; 156 Applies to a stream rising out of "Loch an Sgoltaire," flows southward and falls into "Abhuinn a' Mhuilinn." English meaning:- "River of the little heaps"
LOCH AN SGOLTAIRE Loch an Sgoltaire Mr hugh Buie Shepherd Boneveh
Mr alexander McMillan Tenant Garvard Colonsay
Mr N McNeil Farmer Garvard Colonsay
145; 146 Applies to a medium sized fresh water loch situate at the N.E. [North East] of "Beinn Tuath" and about ¼ of a mile S.E. of "Port nam Fliuchan."

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County of Argyll -- Ph [Parish] of Colonsay & Oronsay

Note Marginal is written beneath the entry for Loch an Sgoltaire.

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