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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CILL DHONNAIG | Cill Dhonnaig Cill Dhonnaig |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] McLeod, Funery Mr. John Stewart, Bonnavoulin |
039 | A small graveyard near Bonnavoulin, enclosed by a good wall and containing the remains of the original Established Church. English meaning Cell of Winifred - "The principal place of worship and where the oldest church stands is called Cill-Collum - Kill, or Cell of the famous Columba of Iona. The other place of worship is called Killunik or cell of Winifred. Though the church is now removed to a little distance from it, at each of these, there is a church yard or burying-ground, but now without any fence, though anciently, the precints were distinctly marked and considered as sanctuaries." Extract from Old Stat. [Statistical] Account. "There are two parish Churches belonging respectively to the two ancient parishes and both surrounded with burying grounds. The churches are situated on the coast about 9 miles from each other. The one is called Killuintaik, the cell of Winifred, theother Kilcolmkill, the Church of the cell of Columba" Extract from the Imperial Gazetteer |
| CRÙN LOCH | Crùn Loch Crùn Loch |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] McLeod, Funery Mr. John Stewart, Bonnavoulin |
039 | A small portion of flat land half a mile north west of Lochan Chrois Bheinn; property of Lady Gordon, Drimnin. English meaning, Crown of the Loch |
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