OS1/6/2/107
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRÒN LIATH | Sron a Liath Sron a Liath Sron a Liath |
Duncan Cook Corriecravie Finlay Black Corriecravie William Stewart Corriecravie |
253.16 | A steep bank at the confluence of two streams on the farm of Corriecravie and believed by the people of the neighbourhood to be a tumulus, but it appears to be a natural bank. McArthur, in his antiquities, describes an "Imperfect Cairn, within three concentric circles", at this place. The oldest inhabitants of Corriecravie never heard of such, but they invariably point to Stron a Liath, as a burying place, though it does not seem to have the slightest appearance to such. There are three graves in Corriecravie not mentioned by the Antiquarian, but they could not have any connection with "three concentric circles". |
| GRAVE [Sron Liath] | Grave | Duncan Cook Corriecravie Finlay Black Corriecravie William Stewart Corriecravie |
253.16 | This is the grave of an unknown seaman found mangled on the beach many years ago, and buried above the high water mark. |
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[Page] 107 -- Trace 3 & 5Parish of Kilmory
Sròn Liath Grey promontory.
Note. - I do not consider this to be other than a natural feature. JB Lt RE [Possibly John Bayly Lt. Lieutenant Royal Engineers ]
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