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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOCACH UACHDARACH | Socach Uachdaraiche Socach Uachdaraiche Socach Uachdaraiche |
Mr Clark Soccoch Mr McKellar Mr Walter McNaughton |
141 | A prominent ridge of considerable height between Criogan and Cur (Trace 11) on the grazing of Soccoch Sign. [Signification] "Upper Socach" |
| STRACHUR BAY | Strachur Bay Strachur Bay Strachur Bay |
Charles McArthur, Strachur Campbell McKay Strachur John McEwing, Teacher |
141 | An expanse of water on the east side of Loch Fine, extending from Tighnacriche to Creggans Point (Trace 5) |
| CREAGGANEVIR | Creagganevir Creagganevir |
Charles McArthur, Strachur Campbell McKay Strachur John McEwing, Teacher Rental |
141 | A small farmsteading. The property of John Campbell Esqr. |
| CLACH DHUBH NA CRICHE | Clach Dhubh na Criche Clach Dhubh na Criche Clach Dhubh na Criche |
Mr Cowan, Tighnacriche C McArthur C McKay |
141 | A name applied to a large boulder between the high and low water mark, and situated a little north of the parish boundary, near Tighnacriche. Sign. [Signification] Black stone of the march. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 11Argyllshire -- Parish of Strachur
"Socach Uaichdarach", Adopted
CLACH DHUBH NA CRICHE - Accent wanted (I indicated)
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Celia Skelton
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