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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE PLAN or NORTH GARROCHTY | The Plan or North Garrochty The Plan or North Garrochty The Plan or North Garrochty North Garrochty North Garrochty |
Mr. Muir Factor Estate Map Val. [Valuation] Roll Origines Parochiales Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map |
227.03 | A large farm steading the property of the Marquis of Bute. This us a large agricultural and sheep farm and Comprehend the Suidh Plantation, the old farm steadings of Branzet. Kinnegaven Glencallum and North Garrochty, the property of the Marquis of Bute, |
| NUMEROUS OLD SILVER COINS FOUND HERE | At the place on this Plan marked and which was pointed out by the son of the Farmer William Scott and another who was present, were found in June 1863. 26 silver coins mostly of the reign of Robert II - a small Silver bar - 3 Gold bands and 2 Gold rings - These were sent to the Queen's Remembrances, Edinburgh. | |||
| SUIDHE BHLAIN or ST BLANE'S HILL | St. BLanes Hill St. Blanes Hill St. Blanes Hill Suidh Blaan Suidh Bhlain |
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account] Mr McLean Dunagoyle Mr McDougal South Garrochty Estate Map Wilsons guide to Bute, |
227.03 | A high circular hill on the estate of South Garrochty, called after the Saint whose name it bears, it is diferently called Suidh Blane, Mount Blane and St. Blane's hill, but the latter name is that in which it is generally called in the locality, [Note] Suidhe, A Seat; Bhlain - |
| BARR BUIDHE | Barlarbhuidh hill (The summit of the yellow mount) Barlarbhuidh hill Barlarbhuidh hill |
Mr. McDougal., South Garrochty Mathew McFie Kilcattan John Currie Kilcattan |
227.03 | A conical hill a little to the S.E. [South East] of St. Blanes Hill, and on the estate of the Marquis of Bute. - [Note] Barr, a height, buidhe, Yellow. |
| BEALACH-DEARG BOG | Baloch Derg. Bog (The Red hollow) Baloch Derg. Bog Baloch Derg. Bog "Bealach-dearg Bog" |
Mr. McDougal., South Garrochty Matthew McFie Kilcattan John Currie Adopted |
227.03 | A small moss or bog under a steep precipitous craig forming the junction of the estate of South Garrochty & the Marquis of Bute, [Note] Bealch-dearg, A red pass. |
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