OS1/2/81/12 | ScotlandsPlaces

List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks
TIGH-NA-CRICHE	Tighnacriche Tighnacriche Tighnacriche Tigh-na-criche	Mr Cowan Occupier Charles McArthur Campbell McKie	141	Several small dwelling or cothouses. The property of R McLachlan Esqr of Stralachlan
TOMAN EIBHIR	Toman Evir Toman Evir Toman Eibhir	Mr Cowan Charles McArthur Campbell McKie Gael. Ortho: [Gaelic Orthography] adopted	141	A small, wooded knoll situated about 17 chains north of Strachur House. Signification: Toman, a hillock, "Evir" a name of some branches of the Campbell family.
INVERGLEN	Inverglen Inverglen Inverglen	Rental Mr Morrison. Occupier Charles McArthur	141	A small farmsteading, the property of John Campbell Esqr of Strachur.
FORT [An Dun]	An Dùn An Dùn An Dùn	Mr Morrison Charles McArthur D Montgomery	141	A name applied to a wooded knoll, a little south of Inverglen farmhouse. On its summit are the distinct remains of a circular fort about 40 feet in diameter the wall being composed of large stones placed in outer & inner circle, and filled up with stones and earth between, an outer work exists (of a square form) on the east side, but has not been near of the same strength. The fort is known to a few by the name of "Caisteal O'Dowd" supposed to have been occupied by a party of that name. No further information can be obtained in the locality. further than it is said to be an old castle or fort.

Transcriber's notes

FORT in OE [Old English] An Dùn

AN DUN - this row is spurious

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TOMAN EIBHIR should be written according to Gaelic Orthography

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Celia Skelton

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