OS1/6/2/98
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNOCAN A' CHRANNCHUIR | Cnocan-a-Crannchur Cnocan-a-Crannchur Cnocan-a-Crannchur |
John Bannatyne Drimiginar Archibald Currie Drimiginar Peter Currie Sheadog |
253.08 | A low flat hill Situate on the farm of Kilpatrick the name Signifies the "Casting of lots", It is likewise called "The Leca". |
| ALLT A' GHOIRTEAN | Allt an Goirtean Allt an Goirtean Allt an Goirtean |
John McKelvie Kilpatrick John Murphy Kilpatrick Peter Currie Kilpatrick |
253.08 | This burn has its source at the base of the "Brown hills" and runs in a N [North] Westerly direction to its Confluence with the sea. From its Source to the sheep Ree it is called "Allt a' Gleann", (The Glen Burn) from thence to the sea. " Allt an. Goirtean" which signifies the burn of the little cornfield. |
| ALLT A' GHLINNE | Allt a' Gleann, | John McKelvie Kilpatrick John Murphy Kilpatrick Peter Currie Kilpatrick |
253.08 | This burn has its source at the base of the "Brown hills" and runs in a N [North] Westerly direction to its confluence with the sea. From its Source to the sheep Ree it is called "Allt a' Gleann", (The Glen Burn) from thence to the sea. " |
| ALLT AN EAS | Allt an Eas | John McKelvie Kilpatrick John Murphy Kilpatrick Peter Currie Kilpatrick |
253.08 | This burn is already described in connection with "Allt Eoin". It signifies the burn of the waterfall. From the peculiar way it tumbles down the side of the hill, it is called this name although no waterfall (properly so speaking) is formed in its whole course. |
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[Page] 98 -- Traces 2, 4, 5Parish of Kilmory
"Cnocan a Chrannchuir" - The lot Knowe
"Allt a Ghoirtean " -The little cornfield stream
"Allt a' Ghlinne " - The Glen burn
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