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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| REIDHLEAN NA CLOICHE | Reidhlean Cloch. | Donald McKinnon. Shielton. John McKay, Acharole. Hugh McKay, Kensary. |
028 | This is a small portion of green pasture. and where at one time a Shealing had stood. it is situated about 17 chains from the Standing Stone of Munsary, and in the midst of a large heathy moor. |
| BAD NA H-EARBA | Bad na Heareabh | Donald McKinnon. Shielton. John McKay, Acharole. Hugh McKay, Kensary. |
028 | Is a green spot. and where a few small Shealings once stood. it is situated by the side of Allt-an-Donais. and about 20 chains South of Reidhlean Cloch. the ruins of thes shealings are not traceable. |
| AIRIDH GHEAL | Airidh Geala | Donald McKinnon. Shielton. John McKay, Acharole. Hugh McKay, Kensary. |
028 | Two small Shealings. the ruins of which are visible they are situated within 40 chains of the Southermost end of the Parish of Watten. and upon the Farm of Munsary, it is well known by this name, the name properly applies to the ground & not to the huts. |
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[Page] 191Caithness -- Parish of Watten
[Note Reidhlean Cloch.] The Green or plain of the Stone
[Note Bad na Heareabh] The Roe's Bush
[Note Airidh Geala] The White Shealings
[Signed] Matthew BanKs c/a. [civilian assistant]
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