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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CREAGAN (Ruins) | Creagan (Ruins) Creagan (Ruins) Creagan (Ruins) |
John Buchanan Duncan McEwen Thomas Blair |
153 | An old farmsteading in ruins belonging to the estate of Ardkinglass. |
| ARGYLL'S BOWLING GREEN | Argyll's Bowling Green Argyll's Bowling Green |
John Buchanan Duncan McEwen Thomas Blair County Map of Dumbartonshire |
153 | A well known name applied to a Small spot of ground near the old bridle path leading from Portincaple ferry to lochgoilhead, being the route traversed by the Dukes of Argyll in journeying to and from their seat at Inveraray & the south prior to the formation of the present road through Glen Croe. it was in connection with their traversing this route that the name was derived. |
| CLACH NA SPIORAID | Clach na Spioraid Clach na Spioraid Clach na Spioraid Clach na Spioraid Clach nan Spiorad |
I. Buchanan D McEwen T Blair |
153 | A large boulder situated a little north west of Argyll's Bowling Green. Sign. [Signification] Stone of the spirits. |
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CLACH NA SPIORAID Clach nan Spiorad pencilled link to Stone of the spirits
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Celia Skelton
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