OS1/2/81/90
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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BEALACH AN RIOPLAIDH | Bealach an Ripalach Bealach an Ripalach Bealach an Ripalach |
Duncan Crawford Norman Lamont Mr Crawford Schoolmaster |
151 | This name applies to a sudden bend on the county road which tradition asserts to have been the scene of a combat between a McLachlan & a rebel (Lamont) which ended in the defeat of the latter. Sig [Signification] The pass of the rebel. |
TOBAR AN FHION | Tobar an Fion Tobar an Fion Tobar an Fion |
Duncan Crawford Norman Lamont Mr Crawford Schoolmaster | 151 | A fine well of spring water near "Bealach an Ripalach". Sig. [Signification] The wine well |
Continued entries/extra info
? Riopladh mangling,Tearing etc.Ripalach is an attempt to turn the English word Rebel into Gaelic. It would therefore be better leave it as near as possible to the origin
This dot not to be used Please take it out of plan
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Celia Skelton
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