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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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TOTA-NAN-JOCKAICH | Tota nan Jockaich | Hugh Mackay Kensary R. Mackay Kensary Alexander Munro. Halsary |
023 | The remains of an old house situated about 35 chains south of Kensary. |
DUBH LOCHS | Dubh Lochs Amall Black Lakes |
Hugh MacKay Kensary R. Mackay Kensary Alexander Munro. Halsary |
023 | Small Lakes, pools, and swamps; extending through the moors between Kensary, and Halsary. These swamps have no definite boundry; the ground gradually becomes harder as it begins to slope on either side. All except the pools is covered with stunted heather, slightly intermixed with a rough kind of grass. Sheep or any such animals cannot (in safety) pass through them, except where they are frozen or dried by the heat in summer. |
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[Page] 159Caithness -- Parish of Watten
[Note Tota nan Jockaich] The Johns' Ruins
[Note Dubh Lochs] Amall Black Lakes
[Signed] George Rose Civil [Civilian] Assistant
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