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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| KILMORICH | Various | of Lochgoilhead, and formed it into three separate and independent cures.One of these is the present parish of Strachur; Kilmorich was another; and the Mother Church made the third, which from its Situation, retained the Old Name. The parish of Lochgoilhead is bounded on the North by the parish of Kilmorich; on the West by the parish of Strachur; on the North-East by the County of Dumbarton; and on the East by Loch Long & South by Loch Goil It is Principally comprised of the deep romantic valleys of Glengoil and Glencroe The parish of Kilmorich is bounded on the North and East by the Counties of Perth and Dumbarton; on the South by the parish of Lochgoilhead, on the West by the parish of Inverary and South West by Loch Fine. It includes the valleys of Glenfyne and GlenKinglass. |
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Celia Skelton, Michael Duignan
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