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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FORT (Torr an t-Sean Chaisteil) | Fort (Torr an Sean Chaisteil) Fort (Torr an Sean Chaisteil) Fort (Torr an Sean Chaisteil) |
William Crawford Coillemhor Mr McBride Schoolmaster M. Mackay. Keeper. |
225 | A mound on an eminence south from Loch Ranza. It is protected naturally by a steep slope on the side facing the sea and on the south side the remains of a wall or embankment of loose stones is still visible. .... "and perceive the ruins of an old fort on a round plateau of the mountain ridge," -- McArthur's Antiquities Page 87. The Knoll is called by the residents Torr an Sean Chaisteil. or Knoll of the old castle. |
| SOUTH NEWTON | South Newton South Newton South Newton South Newton |
William Crawford Coillemhor Mr McBride. Schoolmaster M. Mackay. Keeper. Mr Paterson Factor |
225 | This name applies to six district places on the North side of Loch Ranza. |
| NEWTON POINT | Newton Point Newton Point Newton Point Newton Point |
William Crawford Coillemhor Mr McBride Schoolmaster M. Mackay. Keeper. Estate Plan |
225 | The extreme North point of Loch Ranza. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 5Island of Arran
[Faint Note] -- Ph [Parish] of Kilmory
[Note] -- T with a hyphen is inserted
between the article and the
genitive and dative sing. [singular]
of masculine definites
beginning with S.
(Torr an t-Sean Chaisteal)?
[Note South Newton] -- Kilbride Ph [Parish] of
[Note Newton Point] -- Ph [Parish] of Kilbride
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