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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
CREAG BUAILE BHUIDHEAGAN Creag Buaile Bhuidheagan A Mackay Cnoc glas
William Sinclair Brawlbin
William Sinclair Calgary
017 This applies to a cliff on the south east side of Ben Dorrery. The word Buaile has very probably been taken from the form of the cliff which nealy surrounds a small, green, Knoll.
CNOC BUIDHE Cnoc Bhuidhe A Mackay Cnoc glas
William Sinclair Brawlbin
William Sinclair Calgary
017 A Small round Knoll a short distance north west of Craig Buaile à [Bhuidheagan] The property of "the Crown,"

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County of Caithness -- Parish of Thurso Det. [Detached]

[Note Creag Buaile Bhuidheagan] -- Rock of the Butterflower fold
[Faint note] -- This word Bhuidhan - It is not given in the Dictionary
but after the word butterflower, is given, Buidheag-an
which I understood Signified that the -an was sometimes
made use of instead of the eag, this changing it
from a n. f [nominative feminine] to a n. [nominative] masculin.
[initialled] G,R,

[Note Cnoc Bhuidhe] -- Yellow hill

[Entry for Grave Yard crossed out]

[signed] George Rose C.A. [Civilian Assistant]

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