OS1/3/8/76
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DAVY'S HILL | Davy's Hill Davy's Hill Davy's Hill Davy's Hill |
Thomas Milroy Duncan Blair John McColm James McIlwrith |
069 | [Situation] On the Southern side of the plan, adjoining to and South of Penderry hill- This is a large hill on the north Side of Glen App partly heathy and partly Rocky heathy. 3rd class hill |
| CRAIGANLEA | Craiganlea Craiganlea Craiganlea Craiganlea Creagan Liath |
Thomas Milroy Duncan Blair John McColm James McIlwrith John Morrison |
069 | [Situation]On the Southern Side of the plan on Davy's Hill 20 chains South of Penderry hill- This is a Heathy eminence on the South side of Davy's Hill and immediately over glen App.- 4th. Class hill |
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[Page] 76 Trace No. 3 - 6 -- Plan 69 15 -- Ph. [Parish] of BallantraeThis word is Celtic & Means The Grey Rock or
Hill. it is derived from Craig a Rock & Leath pronounced
Lêà Grey. Craig is Generally applied to a Rock
and Craigan to a Hill or Knoll. H McRae.
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