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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KNOCKHANTYMORE | Knockhantymore Knockhantymore Knockhantymore Knockhantymore Knockantimore |
Mr James Kelly, Occ. [Occupier] Rent receipt Mr McKelvie, Agent for Capn. [Captain] McNeill Campbelton County Map |
257 | A farmhouse with offices, attached; property of Capn. [Captain] McNeill of Ogadale |
| STANDING STONE [Knockhantymore] | Standing Stone Standing Stone |
Mr. Russel, High Tirferguss Mr. James Kelly |
257 | A small standing stone, about 4 feet hgh, 3 broad and about 10 inches in thickness; it has the appearance of the ancient monumental standing stones, and believed to be such by the authorities quoted. |
| CNOCAN A' CHLUIG | Cnocan a' Chluig Cnocan a' Chluig Cnocan a' Chluig Cnocan a' Chluig |
History of Kintyre Mr. Peter McIntosh, Campbelton Mr. James Kelly Glencreggan by C. Bede. |
257 | A small hill immediately to the south-east of Kilkivan grave yard. "There is a hill near the church called Cnocan-a-chluig, on which a man stood ringing a bell, to give due notice to the people to repair he church. The bell was concecrated, and called an "Ceolan-naomha," or the holy music. About a century ago it was used by the town crier of Campbeltown in delivering his notices." History of Kintyre |
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