OS1/4/17/178
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUCHINDOWN'S CAIRN | Lord Auchindouns Cairn Lord Auchindouns Cairn Lord Auchindouns Cairn Lord Auchindouns Cairn Lord Auchindown's Cairn |
J. Skinner Esqr Drumin J. McPherson Badeach W. Gordon Achmore Estate Plan. New Statisl. Acct [Statistical Account] Old Statisl. Acct [Statistical Account] James Wilson Raives |
036.02 | A small mound of earth and stones said to mark the place where Sir P. Gordon of Auchindoun is supposed to have died from wounds received in the Battle of Allt a Choielachan "About three-quarters of a mile from the scene of action, a small Knoll on the east bank of the Stream Coulalt, commonly called Lord Auchindown's cairn, two thirds of it swept away by the flood of 1829, marKs the place where Sir P. Gordon of Auchindown is supposed to have died". New Statistical Account |
| TOM A' CULLACH | Tom a Cullach Tom a Cullach Tom a Cullach |
J. Skinner Esqr Drumin J. McPherson Badeach W. Gordon Achmore |
036.02 | A bold heathy eminence said to have been the spot where the right wing of Argyle's army consisting of the Maclean's & Mackintoshe's were posted previous to the engagement at the Battle of Allt a Choielachan |
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[Page] 178County of Banff -- Parish of Inveraven
[signed] James Gray
Sapr R. E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
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