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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RIVER NAIRN | River Nairn River Nairn River Nairn |
E. C. S. Walker Esq. Mr. G. Linton Mr M. Ross |
various | The name is given to this river from a small waterfall called Eas na Caillich or "old woman's fall" it's at the head of the Strath Nairn, which name it retains until it enters the Moray Firth at the town of Nairn - a distance of about 22 miles |
| MAINS OF DUNMAGLASS | Dunmaglass Dunmaglass Dunmaglass Mains of Dunmaglass Mains of Dunmaglass |
Angus McGillivray, Tenant Mr Ross. Schoolmaster Mr McGillivray Achnaloddan Mr A. Elphinstone Dunmaglass Mr F. Smith Crochy |
042 | This is a very large farm house two stories high with outbuildings attached the former is entirely thatched and the latter is quite new and slated; the whole is in good repair N. J. McGillivray Esq. Proprietor Dunmaglass by Inverness. |
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[Page] 81County of Inverness
[Situation] [RIVER NAIRN] - In the County of Inverness... 30 & 42
[Situation] [MAINS OF DUNMAGLASS] - In the County of Nairn (Det.) Detached
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