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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACHBUILIGAN TULLOCH | Achbuiligan Tulloch Pictish House Remains of |
J. McDonald. Isauld William Sinclair Achullan H McKay Loanscorribest |
010 | This is a large Pictish House, it rises to about 20 feet in the centre above the general level of the ground around it, it has been opened at the top some time ago. it is situated at the North end of Loch Builigan, on the property of Sir R. C. Sinclair of MurKle This Tulloch takes its name from a small farm which has long since been annexed to Upper Dounreay |
| PICT'S HOUSE (Remains of) [Achbuiligan Tulloch] | Archaeologia Scotia Vol. [Volume] 5 p [part] 1 p [page] 185. | 010 | This is a large Pictish House, it rises to about 20 feet in the centre above the general level of the ground around it, it has been opened at the top some time ago. it is situated at the North end of Loch Builigan, on the property of Sir R. C. Sinclair of MurKle This Tulloch takes its name from a small farm which has long since been annexed to Upper Dounreay | |
| BROUGH [1895] [Achbuiligan Tulloch] | Archaeologia Scotica vol. 5 p1 p185 | 010 | ||
| UPPER DOUNREAY | Upper Dounreay | George Brown, Tenant J. McDonald, Isauld William Sinclair Achullan |
010 | This is a large Farmsteading and considered to be about the best one, in the County, Dwelling house & offices are all in the very best of repair, there is also a small but neat garden attached, & situated on the west side of Shebster Hill about one mile, the property of Sir Robert Charles Sinclair of MurKle |
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[Page] 44County of Caithness -- Parish of Reay
[Note Upper Dounreay] 1st
[Signed] Matthew BanKs C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
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