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CÀRN AN T-SLUIC DHUIBH |
Càrn an t-Sluic Dhuibh
Càrn an t-Sluic Dhuibh
Càrn an t-Sluic Dhuibh |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Mackintosh
Mr D. Fraser |
040 |
A considerable rocky hill situated at the head of Allt Feith Sheilester, it is covered with heathy pasture and rocks. Its name Signifies Hill of the Black hollow |
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ALLT FÉITH AN T-SEILISDEIR |
Allt Feith Sheilester
Allt Feith Sheilester
Allt Feith Sheilester
Allt Feith an t-Seilisdeir
Allt Feith an t-Seilisdeir |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Mackintosh
Mr D. Fraser
Revd [Reverend] A McRae Drumnadrochit
Mr Fraser Drumnadrochit |
040; 041 |
A considerable Stream having its source in Loch Choire Buidhe and after a course of about three miles it falls into Abhainn Gleann Coillte, meaning its name not Known |
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COIRE BUIDHE |
Coire Buidhe
Coire Buidhe
Coire Buidhe |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Mackintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A hollow covered with heathy pasture at the head of Allt Feith Sheilester, it contains Loch Choire Buidhe its name signifies the Yellow Corry. |
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County Inverness
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CÀRN A' BHAINNE |
Càrn a' Bhainne
Càrn a' Bhainne
Càrn a' Bhainne |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Mackintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A high hill covered with good heathy pasture Situated between Allt Féith Sheilester and Abhainn Gleann Coillte its name means the Milk Hill. |
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SRATHAN ALLT NA FIACAIL |
Srathan Allt na Fiacail
Srathan Allt na Fiacail
Srathan Allt na Fiacail
Srathan Allt na Fiacla |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Mackintosh
Mr D. Fraser |
040 |
A small space of flat ground covered with rough and heathy pasture, situated at the head of Gleann Coillte its name signifies the Small Strath of the Burn of the Tooth. |
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ALLT GLAS MÒR |
Allt Glas Mòr
Allt Glas Mòr
Allt Glas Mòr |
Rev [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Mackintosh
Mr D. Fraser |
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A Stream which issues from Loch nan Oidhreagan & Loch na Luib and after a course of about one and a quarter mile falls into the River Coiltie about half a mile below Srathan, its name signifies Big Grey Burn |
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SUIDHE GHUIRMAIN |
Suidhe Ghuirmain
Suidhe Ghuirmain
Suidhe Ghuirmain
Suidhe Ghurmain |
Rev. [Reverend] John. Baillie, Free Church Manse, Tomatin
Mr. James Macintosh, Free Church School, Tomatin
Mr. Donald Fraser Shewglia |
040 |
A considerable rocky hill situated on the watershed which separates the waters of Strath Glass from those of Glen Albyn, and near the head of Glen Urquhart it is covered with Heathy pasture and rocks, its name signifies the Seat of a Man Named Guirman from its having being a resting place for a Man of that name. |
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LOCH A' MHUILINN |
Loch a' Mhuilinn
Loch a' Mhuilinn
Loch a' Mhuilinn |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A Loch situated in the hills to the west of Allt Seanabhaile and South of Suidhe Ghuirmain its waters flow into Allt Seanabhaile its name signifies Loch of the Mill |
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CÀRN LOCH A' MHUILINN |
Càrn Loch a' Mhuilinn
Càrn Loch a' Mhuilinn
Càrn Loch a' Mhuilinn |
Rev [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A very rocky hill situated to the East of Loch a' Mhuilinn from which it takes its name. Its name signifies Hill of the Loch of the Mill |
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County Inverness
Suidhe Ghuirmain [Note] Leathan ri Leathan |
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ALLT SEANABHAILE |
Allt Seanabhaile
Allt Seanabhaile
Allt Seanabhaile |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
028; 040 |
A considerable stream which takes its rise in Loch Ruighe Duibh, passes through Loch Nam Meur and after a course of about four and a half miles falls into the River Enrick Means Burn of the Old Town |
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LOCH NAM MEUR |
Loch Nam Meur
Loch Nam Meur
Loch Nam Meur |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A small lake situated to the East of Càrn Loch a' Mhuilinn and throug which Allt Seanabhaile passes, its Name signifies Lock of the branches. |
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LOCH A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE |
Loch a' Choire Bhuidhe
Loch a' Choire Bhuidhe
Loch a' Choire Bhuidhe |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A small loch situated at the head of Coire Buidhe and forming the source of Allt Feith Sheilester, its name signifies the Loch of the Yellow Corry |
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CÀRN TARSUINN |
Càrn Tarsuinn
Càrn Tarsuinn
Càrn Tarsuinn |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A very rocky hill of inconsiderable height and having a little heathy pasture on it Situated to the southward of Loch nam Meur and Loch na Ruighe Duibhe, its name signifies the hill of the Cross. |
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LOCH COIRE NA RAINICH |
Loch Coire na Rainich
Loch Coire na Rainich
Loch Coire na Rainich |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
One of a group of small lochs situated to the westward of Càrn na Fiacail & Southward of Loch na Meur, its name signifies the Loch of the Corry of the Bracken. |
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LOCH LIATH |
Loch Liath
Loch Liath
Loch Liath |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A small Loch situated on the Western Base of Càrn na Fiacail, its name signifies the Grey Loch. |
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LOCH ASLAICH |
Loch Aslaich
Loch Aslaich
Loch Aslaich |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr D. Fraser |
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A Loch situated at the North Western Base of Carn na Fiacail and from which Abhainn Gleann Coillte issues, there is an island towards its North eastern extremity on which is a wood house used by Sportsmen when out to deer Shooting, the meaning of its name is not known |
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See Remark in Index. 4.2.95 [4th February 1895]. |
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CÀRN NA FIACAIL |
Càrn na Fiacail
Càrn na Fiacail
Càrn na Fiacail |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
An extensive high and very rocky hill having several tops, and covered with rocks and a little heathy pasture it is situated on the south side and at the head of River Coiltie, its name signifies the hill of the tooth. |
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ALLT CÀRN NA FIACAIL |
Allt Càrn na Fiacail
Allt Càrn na Fiacail
Allt Càrn na Fiacail |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A small stream having its source in Loch na Faoileige after a course of about two miles it falls into Abhainn Gleann Coillte, at Srathan Gleann Coillte. |
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LOCH NAN EUN |
Loch nan Eun
Loch nan Eun
Loch nan Eun |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
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A small loch situated on the north side of Càrn Bàn and adjoining Loch nan Cat, its name signifies Loch of the Birds |
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LOCH NAN CAT |
Loch nan Cat
Loch nan Cat
Loch nan Cat |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
041 |
A small Loch situated East of Loch nan Eun on the north side of Càrn Bàn its name signifies the Loch of the Cats |
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LOCH DUBH |
Loch Dubh
Loch Dubh
Loch Dubh |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
041 |
A small loch situated on the North West side of Meall a' Choire, and to the North East of Glas-bheinn Bheag its name signifies the Black Loch |
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GLAS-BHEINN BHEAG |
Glas-bheinn Bheag
Glas-bheinn Bheag
Glas-bheinn Bheag |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
041 |
A high rocky hill with a little heathy pasture on it, situated to the north of Meall Fuar Mhonaidh its name signifies the little Grey Mountain. |
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ALLT GLAS BEAG |
Allt Glas Beag
Allt Glas Beag
Allt Glas Beag |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
041 |
A small stream which issues from Lochan Dubh on the northern face of Glas-bheinn Bheag, after a course of about one mile it falls into River Coillte at the west end of Corbay Wood, its name signifies the little Grey Burn |
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LOCHAN DUBH |
Lochan Dubh
Lochan Dubh
Lochan Dubh |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
041 |
A very small loch out of which issues Allt Glas Bheag, it is situated on the northern side of Glas-bheinn Bheag, its name signifies the little black loch |
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GLEN COILTIE |
Gleann Coillte
Gleann Coillte
Gleann Coillte
Glen Coiltie
Glen Coiltie |
Rev. [Reverend] John. Baillie, Free Church Manse Tomatin
Mr James Macintosh, Free Church School Tomatin
Mr John Stuart, Gamekeeper, Balmacan
Revd [Reverend] A McRae
Mr Macdougal - Schoolmaster Lewiston |
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A Glenn extending from Srathan Allt na Fiacal to Balmacan. The upper part of the glen is covered with heathy pasture and has gently sloping sides, the lower part is steep and well wooded its name Signifies the Glen of the Wood |
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RIVER COILTIE |
Abhainn Gleann Coillte
Abhainn Gleann Coillte
Abhainn Gleann Coillte
River Coiltie
Water of Coiltie
The Coiltie
The Coiltie
River Coiltie
River Coiltie
River Coiltie |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Revd [Reverend] A. McRae F. C. [Free Church] Manse Drumnadrochit
Mr McDougal School Master, Lewiston.
Mr Fraser Drumnadrochit. |
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A considerable Stream which takes its rise in Loch Aslaich and its tributaries, it runs through Srathan Allt na Fiacail and Glen Coilte and after a course of about seven miles joins the River Enrick and empties itself into Loch Ness near Temple Pier. There are numerous tributaries to it the chief of which is Allt Feith an t-Seilisdeir, its name Signifies the River of the Glen of the Wood |
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CORBAY WOOD |
Corbay Wood
Corbay Wood
Corbay Wood |
Mr.A Stuart, Head Keeper, Balmacan
Mr. J. Stuart, Gamekeeper, Balmacan
Mr Donald Fraser, Shewglia |
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A Birch Wood situated on the slope at the south side of Glen Coilte at the base of Sròn Dubh it is bounded on the west by Allt Glas Beag. Property of the Earl of Seafield, Castle Grant, Grantown Co. [County] Inverness |
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SRÒN DUBH |
Sròn Dubh
Sròn Dubh
Sròn Dubh |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart |
041 |
A prominent hill covered with heathy pasture and rocks situated at the south side of Glen Coilte, its name signifies Black nose or point. |
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CÀRN BÀN |
Càrn Bàn
Càrn Bàn
Càrn Bàn |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
041 |
A small, very rocky hill, with a little heathy pasture on it situated at the south side of Glen Coiltie and South West from Sròn Dubh its name signifies the White Hill. |
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CÀRN NA RUIGHE DUIBHE |
Càrn na Ruighe Duibhe
Càrn na Ruighe Duibhe
Càrn na Ruighe Duibhe |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
040 |
A Considerable hill covered with heathy pasture and rocks situated west of Loch na Ruighe Duibhe, its name signifies the hill of the Black Shealing |
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LOCH NAN DEIRISDEIN |
Loch nan Deirisdean
Loch nan Deirisdean
Loch nan Deirisdean |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A small Loch situated south of Càrn na Ruighe Duibhe it forms one of the sources of Allt Sheanabhaile by emptying itself into Loch na Ruighe Duibhe, the meaning of its name is not Known |
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MEALL NAN OIGHREAGAN |
Meall nan Oidhreanan
Meall nan Oidhreanan
Meall nan Oidhreanan
Meall nan Oighreagan
Meall nan Oighreagan |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser
Revd [Reverend] A. McRae F.C. [Free Church] Manse, Drumnadrochit
Mr Fraser Drumnadrochit |
040 |
A small rocky hill situated on the south of Loch Deirisdean its name signifies the hill of the Cloudberry. |
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LOCH NA RUIGHE DUIBHE |
Loch na Ruighe Duibhe
Loch na Ruighe Duibhe
Loch na Ruighe Duibhe |
Rev [Reverend] J Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr D. Fraser |
040 |
A Loch situated at the head of Allt Seanabhaile and to the West of Loch nam Meur, its name Signifies the Loch of the Black Shealing |
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LOCH NAM MEUR |
Loch nam Meur
Loch nam Meur
Loch nam Meur |
Rev. [Reverend] J Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr D. Fraser |
040 |
A considerable & very crooked loch situated between Càrn an Tuairneir and Càrn Tarsuinn its name signifies the Loch of the Branches |
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CÀRN AN TUAIRNEIR |
Carn an Tuairneir
Carn an Tuairneir
Carn an Tuairneir |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr. D. Fraser |
040 |
A detached hill covered with rocks and heathy pasture situated to the North East of Loch na Ruighe Duibhe and to the East of Allt Seanabhaile, its name Signifies the Turner's Hill |
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GLAS-BHEINN MHÒR |
Glas-bheinn Mhòr
Glas-bheinn Mhòr
Glas-bheinn Mhòr |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
040 |
A high and very rugged hill being covered with rough outcrop and a little heathy pasture, it is situated to the East of Càrn na Fiacail its name signifies the Great Grey Mountain |
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LOCH NA FAOILEIGE |
Loch na Faoileige
Loch na Faoileige
Loch na Faoileige |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
040 |
A small Loch situated at the Eastern base of Càrn na Fiacail and forming the chief source of Allt Càrn na Fiacail, its name signifies Loch of the Seagull. |
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ALLT NAN GOBHAR |
Allt nan Gobhar
Allt nan Gobhar
Allt nan Gobhar |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
040 |
A stream which takes its rise on Glas-bheinn Mhòr and joins the Allt Loch an t-Sionnaich it signifies the Burn of the Goats. |
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LOCH AN T-SIONNAICH |
Loch an t-Sionnaich
Loch an t-Sionnaich
Loch an t-Sionnaich |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart |
040 |
A small Loch which empties its waters into Allt nan Gobhar & situated to the Eastward side of Càrn na Ficail, its name signifies Loch of the Fox. |
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CÀRN LOCH AN T-SIONNAICH |
Càrn Loch an t-Sionnaich
Càrn Loch an t-Sionnaich
Càrn Loch an t-Sionnaich |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr J Stuart |
040 |
A small rough hill covered with rocks and a little heathy pasture, it is situated to the south of Loch an t Sionnaich and to the west of Allt nan Gobhar its name signifies Hill of the Loch of the Fox |
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LOCH NA CRÌCHE |
Loch na Crìche
Loch na Crìche
Loch na Crìche |
Donald McLean, Forester, Glenmoriston
Donald McMillan, Keeper
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster, Invermoriston |
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A considerable Loch situated about 30 chains south east of Meall na Crìche Name signifies The Boundary Loch |
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LOCH LIATH |
Loch Liath
Loch Liath
Loch Liath |
Mr. D. McLean, Forester, Invermoriston
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper, Alltsigh
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster Moriston |
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A small mountain Lake situated about 20 chains north west from Càrn Choire Roinnich. Name Means Grey Lake |
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ALLT CÀRN CHOIRE ROINNICH |
Allt Càrn Choire Roinnich
Allt Càrn Choire Roinnich
Allt Càrn Choire Roinnich |
Mr. D. McLean Forester
Mr. D. McMillan Keeper
Mr. D. McLean Schoolmaster |
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This name is applied to a small mountain Stream having its source immediately north of Càrn Choire Roinnich, and flowing in a southerly direction until it joins the stream which connects Loch na Feannaig With Loch a' Mheig. Name signifies Burn of the Cairn of the Bracken Hollow. |
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CÀRN LOCH A' BHOTHAIN |
Càrn Loch a' Bhothain
Càrn Loch a' Bhothain
Càrn Loch a' Bhothain |
Mr. D. McLean, Forester
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster |
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A slight eminence situated about half a mile to the east of Loch na Crìche, the property of James Murray Grant Esq. of Glenmoriston. The name signifies Cairn of the Lake of the Bothy. |
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Allt Càrn Choire Roinnich [Note] see page 5... Loch Coire na Rainich |
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COIRE ROINNEACH |
Coire Roinneach
Coire Roinneach
Coire Roinneach |
Mr. D. McLean, Forester
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster |
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This name applies to a small hollow situated between Càrn a' Choire Leith and Càrn Choire Roinnich, and through which runs the stream called Allt Càrn Choire Roinnich Name Signifies the Bracken Hollow. |
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CÀRN A' CHOIRE LEITH |
Càrn a' Choire Leith
Càrn a' Choire Leith
Càrn a' Choire Leith |
Mr. D. McLean, Forester
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster |
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A rocky eminence situated between Coire Roinneach and Coire Liath, the property of James Murray Grant Esq. of Glenmoriston Name signifies Cairn of the Grey Hollow. |
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ALLT NAN GOBHAR |
Allt nan Gobhar
Allt nan Gobhar
Allt nan Gobhar |
Mr. D. McLean
Mr. D. McMillan
Mr. D. McLean |
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A mountain stream collecting on a bleak moor about 30 chains west of Loch a' Bhealaich and flowing in a southerly direction until it joins Allt na Saigheid Name signifies Goats Burn. |
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Coire Roinneach [Notes] On [Sheet] 53 -- see page 5 for spelling of Rainich … Corrected on Plan in the Comtry [Commentary?] … See Answer to Remarks |
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ALLT RUADH |
Allt Ruadh
Allt Ruadh
Allt Ruadh |
Mr. D. McLean, Forester, Invermoriston
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper, Alltsigh
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster Invermoriston |
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ALLT LOCH AN T-SIONNAICH |
Allt Loch an t-Sionnaich
Allt Loch an t-Sionnaich
Allt Loch an t-Sionnaich |
Mr. D. McLean
Mr. D. McMillan
Mr. D. McLean |
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A considerable mountain stream flowing from Loch an t-Sionnaich in a south westerly direction until it joins Allt na Saigheid. Name signifies Burn of the Loch of the Fox |
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MEALL NA CRÌCHE |
Meall na Crìche
Meall na Crìche
Meall na Crìche |
Donald McLean, Forester, Invermoriston
Donald McMillan, Keeper
Mr D. McLean, Schoolmaster, Invermoriston |
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A considerable hill forming a portion of the March between the Earl of Seafield and James Murray Grant Esq. of Glenmoriston; it is situated a short distance north west of Loch na Crìche. Name signifies The Boundary Hill. |
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RIVER FOYERS |
River Foyers
River Foyers
River Foyers |
J. Peters Esq. Factor, Beauly
Revd. [Reverend] M. McIntyre, Boleskine
Mr. J. Fraser, Foyers |
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This river is formed by the junctions of Allt an Loìn and the River Fechlin a short distance north of Mill Bridge, it then flows in a northerly direction until it joins Loch Ness about 1/4 of mile north of Foyers House |
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CÀRN DUBH |
Càrn Dubh
Càrn Dubh |
Mr. D. Whyte, Schoolmaster, Cullaird
Mr. John Fraser, Foyers |
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A rocky eminence situated east of Gleann Liath and north of Glac nan Uan. Name signifies Black Cairn. Property of Fountain Walker Esq. of Muirton House, Inverness. |
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CREAG DHEARG |
Creag Dhearg
Creag Dhearg
Creag Dhearg |
Mr. D. McLean, Forester, Invermoriston
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper, Alltsigh
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster, Invermoriston |
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A considerable ridge situated about 1/2 a mile west of Loch Ness; the property of the Earl of Seafield, Castle Grant, Grantown. Name Signifies The Red Rock. |
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MEALL A' CHOIRE |
Meall a' Choire
Meall a' Choire
Meall a' Choire |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart |
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A considerable hill covered with rocks and heathy pasture situated to the East of Glas-bheinn Bheag, its Name signifies the Hill of the Corry. |
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LOCH NA LÙIB |
Loch na Lùib
Loch na Lùib
Loch na Lùib |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart |
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A very small Loch situated to the south west of Glas-Bheinn Bheag, its name signifies the Loch of the Loop or Bend. |
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LOCH NAN OIGHREAGAN |
Loch nan Oidhreanan
Loch nan Oidhreanan
Loch nan Oidhreanan
Loch nan Oighreagan
Loch nan Oighreagan |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart
Revd [Reverend] A. McRae F. C. [Free Church] Manse Drumnadrochit
Mr. Fraser Drumnadrochit |
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A small loch which forms the chief source of Allt Glas Mhor it is situated about three quarters of a mile to the North West of Meall Fuar Mhonaidh, its name signifies the Loch of the Cloudberry |
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LOCH RUIGHE AN T-SEILICH |
Loch Ruighe an t-Seilich
Loch Ruighe an t-Seilich
Loch Ruighe an t-Seilich |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart |
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A Small Loch situated about three quarters of a mile to the West of Meall Fuar Mhonaidh it empties its waters into Allt nan Gobhar, its Name Signifies the Loch of the Willow Shealing |
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MAC A' MHILL |
Mac a' Mhill
Mac a' Mhill
Mac a' Mhill |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart |
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A Small rocky hill situated at the north western base of Meall Fuar Mhonaidh, and Northern end of Loch nam Breac Dearg, its name Signifies the Son of the Hill |
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NIGHEAN A' MHILL |
Nighean a' Mhill
Nighean a' Mhill
Nighean a' Mhill |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart |
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A small rocky hill situated between Mac a' Mhill and Meall Fuar Mhonaidh and Loch nam Breac Dearg, its name signifies the Daughter of the Hill |
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LOCH A' CHAISE |
Loch a' Caise
Loch a' Caise
Loch a' Caise
Loch a' Chaise
Loch a' Chaise |
Rev [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr. J. Macintosh
Mr. J. Stuart
Revd [Reverend] A. McRae, Drumnadrochit
Mr. Fraser, Drumnadrochit |
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A very small Loch situated at the southern end of Meall Fuar Mhonaidh its name Signifies the Loch of the Cheese |
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MEALL FUAR-MHONAIDH |
Meall Fuar-mhonaidh
Meall Fuar-mhonaidh
Meall Fuar-mhonaidh
Maulfuarmhonvie or
Mealfuarvonie or
Mealfaurvonie
Mealfuarmhonie
Mealfourvounie |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr J. Stuart
New Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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A high mountain, very conspicuous from its extreme Steepness on its East and West sides which gives it a conical appearance from the North or the South, it is very rocky and precipitous and can only be ascended from its Northern & Southern ends, it is situated on the west side of Loch Ness, its name Signifies the Hill of the Cold Heathy Expanse. |
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LOCH NAM BREAC DEARGA |
Loch nam Breac Dearga
Loch nam Breac Dearga
Loch nam Breac Dearga |
Mr J. Macintosh
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. Stuart |
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A loch about half a mile in length situated at the Western base of Meall Fuar Mhonaidh, it contains a peculiar red trout from which it takes its name, the meaning of which is the Loch of the Red Trouts. |
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GLEN ALBYN |
Glen Albyn
Glen Albyn
Glen Albyn
Glen Albyn
Glen Albyn |
Revd. [Reverend] John McLean F. Ch. [Free Church] Manse Errogie
Revd. [Reverend] M. McIntyre Manse, Boleskine
Mr. D. Stewart, Schoolmaster, Boleskine
Mr. A. McPherson, Glendoebeg
Mr. H. McDonald Fortaugustus |
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Glen Albyn or of the Great Glen of Caledonia extends from the Moray Firth at Inverness to Loch Linnhe on the west coast; the Caledonian Canal passes through it, and in it there are several Lochs the principal of which is Loch Ness. The scenery of this Glen is very picturesque. |
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CAOCHAN AN LOCH DHUIBH |
Caochan an Loch Dhuibh
Caochan an Loch Dhuibh
Caochan an Loch Dhuibh |
Revd. [Reverend] John Baillie, F.C. [Free Church] Manse Tomatin
Mr. James Mackintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
Mr. James Stuart, Gamekeeper, Balmacaan |
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A small stream issuing out of Loch Dubh and after a course of about half a mile falls into the River Coiltie. It signifies Streamlet of the Black Loch. |
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ALLT COIRE AN RUIGHE |
Allt Coire an Ruighe
Allt Coire an Ruighe
Allt Coire an Ruighe |
Mr. Stewart Balmacaan
Mr. Fraser Drumnadrochit
Revd. [Reverend] Angus McRae |
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A small stream having its source on the Moors about one mile west of the farmsteading called Balbeg and flowing in a north easterly direction for about 3/4 of a mile when it takes the name of Divach Burn. It means Burn of the Corry of the Shealing |
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LOCH A' BHEALAICH |
Loch a' Bhealaich
Loch a' Bhealaich
Loch a' Bhealaich |
Mr. D. McLean, Forrester, Invermoriston
Mr. D. McMillan, Keeper, Alltsigh
Mr. D. McLean, Schoolmaster, Invermoriston |
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A small loch situated about ten chains west of Creag Dhearg, and out of which flows Allt Ruighe Bhacain Name signifies Lock of the Vale. Loch of the defile or Pass |
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BEINN DUBH-CHOIRE |
Beinn Dubh-choire
Beinn Dubh-choire
Beinn Dubh-choire |
Revd. [Reverend] H. Mackenzie, Manse, Moy
Mr. J. Mackintosh, F. C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin
Mr. J. Stuart, Coignafeuinternich |
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A prominent hill covered with rocks and heathy pasture situated about 90 chains north of Càrn Cròm a' Ghlinne. It signifies the Mountain of the Black Corry. |
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LOCH NESS |
Loch Ness
Loch Ness
Loch Ness |
Revd. [Reverend] John McDonald, Fortaugustus
Revd. [Reverend] J. McColl, Fortaugustus
Mr. McLeod Post Office, Fortaugustus |
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This is the largest fresh water loch in Scotland, being about 27 miles long, and averaging nearly a mile in width, and extending from Fortaugustus to Lochend It is said to be nearly two hundred fathoms deep in some parts and very deep throughout, and has never been known to have been frozen over. |
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TYNAHERRICK |
Tynaherrick |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron Manse
Mr McDougal Teacher |
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A small Farm house one storey and thatched with outstanding thatched office houses they are in fair repair and is the property of The Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown C. [County] Inverness. |
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BUNLOIT |
SCHOOL |
Bunloit |
School |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal |
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DIVACH BURN |
Divach Burn |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Mr McDougal
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron |
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A pretty large burn having its source at the base of Mealfourvounie its southern portion for about one third its length is called Allt choire Ruighe to it enters the Divach lands from thence it is called divach Burn to it enters the River Coylty a little west of Luiston it runs in a northern direction and is on the property of Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown, Co. [County] Inverness |
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BALBEG |
Balbeg |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Mr McDougal
Revd [Reverend] John Cameron |
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A small Highland Clachan of one storey thatched farm and Cot houses they are all in midling repair and is the property of Lord Seafield |
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INCHCONECHER |
Inchconecher |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Mr McDougal
Revd [Reverend] John Cameron |
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A small one storey thatched farm house with small thatched office houses the whole in midling repair and is the property of Lord Seafield |
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ALLT SEILEACH |
Allt Seileach |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor Drumbuie
Revd [Reverend] John Cameron Manse Drumnadrochit
Mr McDougal Teacher Luiston |
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A small burn having its source in the Moss near the society school and running in a South Eastern direction to it enters Loch Ness It is on the property of Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown, Co. [County] Inverness. Meaning Willow Burn |
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INCHTELLOCH |
Inchtelloch
Inishellich |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal |
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A small Farm house one storey and thatched with outstanding thatched office houses they are all in bad repair and is the property of Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown Co. [County] Inverness |
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GROTAIG |
Grotaig |
Robert Craig Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal |
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This name applies to a small Clachan of one storey thatched houses situated on both sides of the Grotaig Burn there is two of them Small Farm houses and the remainder Cot and office houses they are all is fair repair and is the property of Lord Seafield |
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GROTAIG BURN |
Grotaig Burn |
Robert Craig Esqr
Revd [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal |
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A pretty large stream having its source south of Mealfourvouny and running in a North Eastern direction to it Enters Loch-ness a little to the south of Balbeg It is on the Property of Lord Seafield |
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CREAG BHALLACH |
Creag Bhallach |
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron Manse Drumnadrochit
Mr. McDougal Teacher Luiston
Mr Fraser Drumnadrochit |
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This name applies to a Rocky brae face situated a little South West of Upper Lenie It is on the property of Earl of Seafield Meaning Spotted Rock |
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ALLT AN FHÌTHICH |
Allt an Fhìthich |
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal
Mr Fraser |
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A small stream having its source a short distance South of Upper Lenie and flowing in at South Eastern direction to it Enters Loch-ness it is on the property of Lord Seafield Meaning Ravens Burn |
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ALLT NA H-EIREIGE |
Allt na h-Eireige |
Revd [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr. McDougal
Mr. Fraser |
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A small stream having its source near Bunloit and flowing in a South Eastern direction to it Enters Loch-ness It is on the Property of Lord Seafield Meaning Chicken Burn |
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UPPER LENIE |
Upper Lenie |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron Manse
Mr McDougal |
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A district containing several small one storey thatched farm houses with outstanding thatched office houses they are all in midling repair and is the property of Lord Seafield Balmacaan House |
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LOWER LENIE |
Lower Lenie |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr. McDougal |
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A district of two or three one storey thatched farm houses with small outstanding thatched office houses they are all in fair repair and is the property of Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown Co. [County] Inverness |
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ALLT NA CUILE |
Allt na Cuile |
Robert Craig Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron Manse
Mr McDougal |
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A small Burn having its source near Upper Lenie and flowing in a southern direction to it Enters Loch-ness it is on the property of Lord Seafield Meaning Stream of the Corner |
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RUSKICH INN |
Ruskich Inn |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor Drumbuie
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron Manse Drumnadrochit
Mr McDougal Teacher Luiston |
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This name applies to a small Inn, it is one storey high and thatched with two small outstanding thatched office houses, It is situated on the Northern Shore of Loch-ness about mid way between Drumnadrochit and Invermoriston and Is the property of Earl of Seafield Balmacaan House Glen Urquhart and Castle Grant Grantown Co. [County] Inverness. |
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RUSKICH FERRY |
Ruskich Ferry |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal |
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This name applies to a Ferry on lochness between Foyers Pier and Ruskich Inn there is no stated hour for the departure or arrival of the boat from or to Either Side the ferry belongs to Lord Seafield and is let along with Ruskich Inn |
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RUSKICH WOOD |
Ruskich Wood |
Robert Craig Esqr. Factor
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr McDougal |
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This name applies to a stripe of wood about two miles long it is situated on the shore of Loch-ness and runs both East and West of Ruskich Inn it is the property of Earl of Seafield Castle Grant Grantown Co. [County] Inverness |
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DUNSCRIBEN FORT |
Dunscriben Fort
Dunscriben
Dunscribin |
Robert Craig Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] John Cameron
Mr. McDougal |
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This name applied to the remains of a small hill Fort or Beacon Station, in shape it is nearly Circular and the wall or Circle has been built with loose stones the remains of which are about a foot and a half higher than the ground inside the Circle, it is situated on the top of the small hill a little west of Grotaig and Commands a very Extensive view South and Eastward It is on the Property of Earl of Seafield Castle Grant, Grantown Invernesshire. |
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FOYERS BAY |
Foyers Bay |
Mr. J. Fraser
Captain Mckenzie S.S. Staffa
Mr. McBean Fort Augustus |
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This bay is situated immediately South of Foyers Pier on Loch Ness, and is frequently resorted to by vessels as a safe anchorage and protection from Westerly gales. |
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SGÒR NA H-IOLAIRE |
Sgòr na h-Iolaire |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. Cameron farmer Glenlia
Mr. J. Fraser Foyers |
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This name Signifies "The Eagles Rock" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated about 1/2 a mile South of Foyers Hotel and overlooking Loch Ness. The property of Fountaine Walker Esq. of Foyers, and Muirtown House by Inverness. |
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CREAG NAM BROC |
Creag nam Broc |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. Cameron
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name Signifies "The Badgers Rock", and is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately South West of Creag Nighean Iain Duinn, The property of Fountaine Walker Esq. of Foyers and Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness |
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CREAG NIGHEAN IAIN DUINN |
Creag Nighean Iain Duinn |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. Cameron
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A large and Conspicuous rocky eminence, situated immediately North East of Creag nam Broc and on the west side of Gleann Liath, Name signifies "Rock of Brown John's Daughter, The property of Fountaine Walker Esq. of Foyers. |
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FOYERS HOUSE |
Foyers House |
Mr. D. McGillivray Gardener Boleskine House
Mr. McDonald F. C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster Errogie
Mr. J. Fraser Foyers |
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A two storey Mansion House, slated and in very indifferent repair. The property of Fountaine Walker Esq. |
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About a 1/4 mile to the west of Foyers House on the margin of Loch Ness is the private burying ground of the Frasers, formerly proprietors of this Estate, also a monument erected to the memory of Mrs Fraser of Balnain, who died in 1817. |
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FOYERS HOTEL |
Foyers Hotel |
Mrs. Dallas, Tenant
Mr D. McGillivray
Mr. McDonald |
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A two storey building slated and in good repair, situated on an eminence, Commanding a fine view of Loch Ness. The property of F. Walker esq Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness |
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BOLESKINE HOUSE |
Boleskine House |
Mr. D. McGillivray
Mr. McDonald
Mr. Fraser |
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A Mansion House two Stories in height slated and in good repair. The property of A. J. Fraser esq. of Abertarff, Gorthlick by Inverness. |
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FOYERS PIER (WOODEN) |
Foyers Pier
(Wooden) |
Mr. John Fraser Foyers
Mr. Cameron Glenlia
Mrs. Dallas |
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A wooden erection, situated on the East side of Loch Ness, and in Connection with the Caledonian Canal, at which Steamers plying between Glasgow and Inverness stop to take up or set down goods and passengers for which or whom Pier duty is charged. |
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CREAG A' GHIUBHAIS |
Creag a' Ghiubhais |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. McGillivray |
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This name signifies "Craig of the Fir" and is applied to a very Conspicuous rocky eminence situated immediately to the East of Foyers Hotel, property of Fountaine Walker Esq. of Foyers. Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness |
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TOM A' CHAIT |
Tom a' Chait |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A small wooded eminence situated immediately North East of the Offices of Foyers House. Name signifies "Cat's Knoll". The property of Fountaine Walker Esq. of Foyers. |
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TOMAN TARSUINN |
Toman Tarsuinn |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. J. Fraser Foyers |
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This name Signifies "Knoll of the Crossing" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated about 1/4 of a mile South East of Boleskine House, Property of Fountaine Walker esq Muirtown Ho. [House] Inverness |
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TOM AN ÈIG |
Tom an Eig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A small rocky eminence situated immediately to the east of Creag a' Ghiubhais. Name Signifies "Knoll of the Death" The property of Fountaine Walker esq. of Foyers. |
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GLEANN LIATH |
Gleann Liath |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. Cameron
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A narrow wooded Glen extending from the river Foyers near the Upper Fall, in a north easterly direction for about two miles until it joins the Southern end of the Pass of Inverfarigaig, Name Signifies "Grey Glenn" The property of Fountaine Walker esq. Muirtown Ho. [House] Inverness. |
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ALLT NA CIRCE |
Allt na Circe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Fraser Farmer Cultie |
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This name Signifies "Burn of the Hen", and is applied to a small stream collecting in Gleann Liath, and following the course of that Glen until it joins Allt Mòr at the Pass of Inverfarigaig. |
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TOM GARBH BEAG |
Tom Garbh Beag |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Fraser |
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This name Signifies "Little Rough Knoll" and is applied to a small rocky eminence situated immediately to the east of Gleann Liath and north of Creag Alasdair Mhic Sheumais The property of F Walker esq. Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness. |
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CREAG ALASDAIR MHIC SHEUMAIS |
Creag Alasdair Mhic Sheumais
Creag Alasdair Mhic Sheumais
Creag Alasdair Mhic Sheumais |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Fraser |
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This name signifies, "Craig of Alexander James' Son", and is applied to a small rocky eminence situated immediately to the east of the junction of Allt Lochan nan Deala with Allt na Circe, The property of F. Walker esq. |
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MUSSADY |
Mussady |
Mr. D. Cameron Postmaster Gorthlick
Mr. D. Fraser Farmer Cultie
Mr. William McGruer Farmer North Murnich
Mr. J. Fraser Foyers |
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This name applies to a small district situated about 1 mile west of the Lyne of Gorthlick, it Consists of the two farmhouses of Cultie and Trinloist with several Crofters houses all of one story in height and thatched and in very indifferent repair, the whole being the property of Fountaine Walker esq. of Foyers. Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness |
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County of Inverness — Parish of Boleskine & Abertarff |
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LOCHAN NAN DEALA |
Lochan nan Deala
Lochan nan Deala |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Fraser |
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This name signifies "Small Lochs of the Leeches" and is applied to two small lochs situated about 1/2 a mile to the north west of Mussady The property of Fountaine Walker esq. Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness. |
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TRINLOIST |
Trinloist |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. Cameron |
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A one storey farm house with outbuildings attached, situated at Mussady, and the property of Fountaine Walker Esq. |
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CULTIE |
Cultie |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr. J. Fraser
Valuation Roll 1868.69 |
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This name applies to a small farmhouse with several outbuildings all one storey high situated at Mussady. The property of Fountaine Walker, esq. |
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County of Inverness — Parish of Boleskine & Abertarff
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TOM LOCH RUARIDH |
Tom Loch Ruaridh
Tom Loch Ruaridh
Tom Loch Ruaruidh |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr, J. Fraser
Mr. D. Whyte |
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A small rocky eminence situated immediately north of Loch Ruaridh Name Signifies "Knoll of Rodericks Loch", The property of Fountaine Walker esq. of Foyers. Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness. |
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LOCH RUARIDH |
Loch Ruaridh
Loch Ruaridh
Loch Ruaruidh |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Whyte |
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This name signifies "Rodericks Loch", and is applied to a small Loch situated on an extensive Moor north of Mussady, and immediately South of Tom Loch Ruaridh The property of Fountaine Walker Esq. of Foyers |
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ALLT LOCHAN NAN DEALA |
Allt Lochan nan Deala |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Fraser |
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A small stream flowing from Lochann nan Deala in a northerly direction until it joins Allt na Circe immediately to the east of Creag Alasdair Mhic Sheumais. Name signifies "Burn of the Small lochs of the Leeches". |
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ALLT A' CHAIB-REIDH |
Allt a' Chaib-reidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. D. Fraser |
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This name Signifies "Burn of the Level Mouth", and is applied to a small stream which flows from Loch Ruaridh in a north westerly direction until it joins Allt na Circe a short distance South West of Tom Garbh Beag. |
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GORTHLICK |
Gorthlick |
Mr John Arklay Tenant Gorthlick
Mr J. McDonald Free Church Schoolmaster Errogie
Mr A. McBean Wester Aberchalder |
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A large two story Farm House slated and in thorough repair. The office Houses are situated about a quarter of a mile to the south east they are large & commodious and in thorough repair. Property of Fountaine Walker Esqr of Foyers, and Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness. |
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BALLINDALLOCH |
Ballindalloch |
Mr. P Grant Aberchalder.
Mr. D Duff. Aberchalder.
Mr J Fraser Errogie |
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A small crofters house one story in height thatched and in ordinary repair. Property of Captain John Fraser of Farraline. It is situated in the parish of Boleskine and Abertarff (Detached) |
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ALLT BEAG |
Allt Beag |
Mr. John McTavish Keeper, Errogie
Mr. Elphinston Keeper, Dunmaglass
Mr. J. McTavish Junr. [Junior] Errogie |
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A small stream Collecting about 7 chains south of Ballindalloch and flowing in a northerly direction for about 1/2 a mile, it then joins Loch Farraline, it also forms the boundary between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity and Boleskine and Abertarff (Det) [Detached] Name signifies "Little Burn. |
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BALMACAAN FOREST |
Balmacaan Forest |
Mr. R. Craig. Factor
Mr. McDougal. Factor |
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This name applies to a Deer Forest commencing at the junction of a wire fence with Loch Ness about 7/8 of a mile south of "Ruskich Inn" keeping the side of the said loch in a southerly direction to Alltsigh, thence following the course of "Allt nam Saighead" & Allt Ruadh thence in a northerly direction to "Càrn na Fiacail". thence keeping the watershed in a westerly direction to a point about half a mile west of "Meall na Criche", thence in a northerly direction to a small Loch, thence keeping the course of the "River Enrick" to the junction of the wire fence about half a mile north of "Mony's Cave", thence keeping the said wire fence in an easterly direction to a point about 20 chains west of "Torgargh" on sheet 29, thence in a southerly direction for about 10 chains to the "River Coiltie" following the said river in a westerly direction about half a mile to the junction of a wire fence, keeping the said fence in a southerly direction to the above named junction. The property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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DUBH-LOCHAN |
Dubh-lochan |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. John Fraser Foyers |
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This name Signifies "Small Black Loch" and is applied to a small mountain loch situated about 10 chains South West of Loch na Doirb. The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler, Aldourie Castle, Dores, by Inverness. |
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GLAC AN AMAIR |
Glac an Amair |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies "Hollow of the Trough" and is applied to a hollow on the west side of the River Farigaig and about 30 Chains north east of Inverfarigaig. The property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler. |
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EWEN'S CAIRN |
Ewen's Cairn |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A small wooded eminence situated immediately to the west of Inverfarigaig and north of Inverfarigaig Bridge. The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie |
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DÙN GHAIRDEIL |
Dùn Ghairdeil |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. John McTavish Keeper Errogie |
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This name applies to a very Conspicuous rocky eminence overlooking Loch Ness and situated about 30 chains East from Inverfarigaig. On the northern point may be seen what appears to be the remains of a vitrified Fort, supposed to be of Danish origin, The name is supposed to signify Gardel's Fortress, from a Danish princess of that name. The property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler Aldourie Castle, by Dores Co.[County] Inverness |
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DÙN GARBH |
Dùn Garbh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. John McTavish |
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This name Signifies "Rough Hill" and is applied to a Considerable rocky eminence situated immediately north east of Dùn Ghairdeil The property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler. |
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CÀRN NAN AITEACHAN |
Càrn nan Aiteachan |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. John Fraser Foyers |
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This name signifies "Cairn of the Kitchen* or Dwelling" and is applied to a small eminence situated a short distance north east of Ballagan. The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness. *Remains of still to be seen. |
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CASTLE KITCHIE |
Altered to Castle Kitchie |
on the authority of
the proprietor - at the
public exhibition of
boundaries Aug '76 [August 1876] |
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CAS-BHEARNACH |
Cas-bhearnach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies "Steep gaps or Cliffs" and is applied to a rocky gorge, situated a short distance west of Ballaggan. The property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler. |
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LOCH NA DOIRB |
Loch na Doirb |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A small marshy loch situated about 10 chains South of Ballaggan The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Name signifies "Loch of the Worms". |
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INVERFARIGAIG |
Inverfarigaig
Inverfarigaig
Inverfarigaig
Inverfarigaig |
Rent Receipt
Mr John Fraser Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
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This is a crofter's house, one story high, having outhouses attached, both thatched, and in fair repair Colonel Fraser Tytler, proprietor Aldourie Castle by Inverness. |
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ALLT MÒR |
Allt Mòr
Allt Mòr
Allt Mòr |
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr J. McDonald
Mr John Fraser, Inverfarigaig |
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This is a small Stream which collects in several smaller streams near Aultnagoire, and runs in a northern direction until it joins the River Farigaig about 16 Chains above the mouth of that river. It means 'Big Stream' |
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PASS OF INVERFARIGAIG |
Pass of Inverfarigaig
Pass of Inverfarigaig
Pass of Inverfarigaig |
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald
Mr Murdoch Ross Schoolmaster Bochruben |
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This is a very narrow pass, through which Allt Mòr runs, and is very rocky on its eastern side It is situated in a wood on the road from Inverfarigaig to Errogie, about one mile from the former place It is on Fountain Walker's property |
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RIVER FARIGAIG |
River Farigaig
River Farigaig
River Farigaig
River Farigaig |
Mr Boyd, Ballagan
Revd [Reverend] John McLean Free Church Manse Errogie
Mr. John McDonald Free Church School Errogie
Mr Murdoch Ross, Schoolmaster Bochruben |
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This is a small mountain river which rises in the hilly part of Dunmaglass Co [County] of Nairn, and runs nearly due north for the first four miles of its course, when it turns abruptly westward, and, for about three miles continues until it enters Loch Ness at Inver farigaig. It is an anglicised gaelic name. |
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VITRIFIED FORT [Dun Ghairdeil] |
Vitrified Fort
Vitrified Fort
Vitrified Fort |
Mr Boyd
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr J. McDonald |
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This name is given to a small enclosure of a square form, which is situated on the top of a conical shaped hill, called Dùn Ghairdeil near Inverfarigaig. The walls were composed of small loose stones, and bear, in some parts evident marks of having been at one time subject to strong heat, as large vitreous lumps are to be seen at its highest, or or Southern corner It is on the property of Col [Colonel] Tytler of Auldourie Castle by Inverness. |
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BALLAGGAN |
Ballaggan
Ballaggan
Ballaggan |
Mr Boyd, Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
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This is a farm house two stories high, with offices attached, slated and in very good condition It is the property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle, by Inverness. |
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Site of CHAPEL [Ballaggan] |
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel |
Mr Boyd
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
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The site of this chapel is situated about half a mile to the East of Ballaggan farm house, and lies at the base of a small knoll, .... No information, either about its dedicatory name, or when it was last used for religeous purposes, can be obtained It is on Colonel Fraser Tytlers property |
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GRAVE YARD (Disused) [Chapel, Ballaggan] |
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BOLESKINE [farm] |
Boleskine
Boleskine
Boleskine |
Rent Receipt
Revd [Reverend] J McLean
Mr J McDonald |
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This is a farm house one story high with offices attached both slated, and, in thorough repair Fountaine Walker Esqr Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness proprietor |
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INVERFARIGAIG PIER (Wooden) |
Inverfarigaig Pier (Wooden) |
Mr. Gair, Tenant
Mr. A. Johnstone
Mr. J. Fraser |
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A wooden erection situated about 15 Chains South of the junction of the River Farigaig with Loch Ness, erected for the landing of goods and passengers from the Steamers which ply between Inverness and Glasgow. |
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TOM GARBH MÒR |
Tom Garbh Mòr |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
041 |
This name Signifies "Big Rough Knoll" and is applied to an eminence partly Covered with birch wood and partly heathy pasture, situated immediately south of Creag Dhonnachaidh. The property of Fountaine Walker esq. of Foyers and Muirtown House by Inverness |
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TOM NA GARBHACHD |
Tom na Garbhachd |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies "The Roughish Knoll" and is applied to a rocky and wooded eminence situated immediately to the west of Creag an Fhithich, The property of Fountaine Walker esq of Foyers & Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness |
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SPITAL OF BOLESKINE |
Spital of Boleskine |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. McGillivray Boleskine |
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This name applies to a wooded eminence situated immediately to the east of the farm of Boleskine Property of F. Walker esq. |
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CNOC AN T-SEARRAICH |
Cnoc an t-Searraich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies "Hillock of the Foal" and is applied to an eminence over which the road from Inverness to Fort Augustus passes, it is situated about 20 Chains north of Farm-house of Boleskine. |
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CLACH NA BOINEID |
Clach na Boineid |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name Signifies "Bonnet Stone" and is applied to a large boulder covered on the top with heather, it is situated in Gleann Liath by the side of the stream called Allt na Circe about 1/2 a mile from its junction with Allt Mòr. |
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SPIDEAL AN TORRA MHÒIR |
Spideal an Torra Mhòir
Spideal an Torra Mhòir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name Signifies "Peak of the Big Knoll" and is applied to a wooded eminence situated immediately South of the Pass of Inverfarigaig and West of Gleann Liath. The property of Fountaine Walker esq. of Foyers Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness. |
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TOM AN FHUARAIN |
Tom an Fhuarain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately West of Lochan Tòrr an Tuill, The property of Fountaine Walker esq. of Foyers. Name signifies "Hill of the Well". |
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LOCHAN TÒRR AN TUILL |
Lochan Tòrr an Tuill
Lochan Tòrr an Tuill |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name Signifies "Small loch of the Hole" and is applied to a small loch situated between Tom an Fhuarain and Creag an Fhithich property of F. Walker esq. |
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CREAG AN FHITHICH |
Creag an Fhithich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
041 |
This name signifies "Craig of the Raven" and is applied to a very Conspicuous and precipitous rock situated immediately South of Lochan Torr an Tuill. property of F. Walker esq. Muirtown Ho. [House] by Inverness |
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CREAG RUADH |
Creag Ruadh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. H. Shaw |
041 |
This name signifies "Red Rock" and is applied to a very Conspicuous and precipitous Rock on the north side of the pass of Inverfarigaig and facing Gleann Liath. The property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler Aldourie Castle by Inverness. |
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CÒS AN T-SIONNAICH |
Còs an t-Sionnaich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name applies to a hollow between Creag Ruadh and Tom an t-Sionnaich. Name Signifies "Crevice of the Fox" |
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TOM AN T-SIONNAICH |
Tom an t-Sionnaich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies "Knoll of the Fox" and is applied to a wooded eminence situated between Creag Ruadh and Tom Liath. The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie. |
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INVERFARIGAIG BRIDGE |
Inverfarigaig Bridge |
Mr. A. Johnstone Forester Fasnagruig
Mr. John Fraser
Mr. McDonnell White Bridge |
041 |
A stone bridge of one arch over the River Farigaig about 12 Chains from its junction with Loch Ness on General Wade's Military Road from Inverness to Fort Augustus property of the County. |
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FASNAGRUIG |
Fasnagruig |
Mr. A. Johnstone
Mr. John Fraser
Mr. H. Shaw Dores |
041 |
A neat two storey cottage occupied by the forester on Foyers Estate and the property of Fountaine Walker esq of Foyers, Muirtown Ho. [House] Inverness. |
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CÒS NA CLOICHE MOIRE |
Còs na Cloiche Moire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
041 |
This name Signifies "Crevice of the Big Stones" and it is applied to a hollow on the South face of Creag Ruadh overlooking the Pass of Inverfarigaig The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness |
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TOM LIATH |
Tom Liath |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. H. Shaw |
041 |
A Rocky eminence situated immediately east of Tom an t-Sionnaich The property of Col. [Colonel] Tytler. Name signifies "The Grey Knoll" |
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TÒRR A' CHALLTUINN |
Tòrr a' Challtuinn |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies "Hazel Knowe", and is applied to a wooded eminence situated immediately South of Allt Mòr and West of Allt Caol. The property of Fountaine Walker esq of Foyers, Muirtown Ho [House] by Inverness |
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ALLT CAOL |
Allt Caol |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser |
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This name signifies " Narrow Burn" and is applied to a stream which is formed by the drainage of a tract of moorland west of Gorthlick it flows in a north westerly direction until it joins Allt na Gobhar a short distance South of Altnagoire |
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DUBH-LOCHAN |
Dubh-lochan |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. A. Johnstone |
041 |
This name signifies "Small Black Loch" and is applied to a small loch situated about 25 Chains South West of Tòrr a' Challtuinn. The property of Fountaine Walker esq Muirtown Ho [House] by Inverness |
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CREAG DHONNACHAIDH |
Creag Dhonnachaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. A. Johnstone |
041 |
A Conspicuous and very precipitous rock on the west face of Tòrr Dhonnachaidh and overlooking Gleann Liath, The property of Fountaine Walker esq. Name signifies "Duncan's Craig". |
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TÒRR DHONNACHAIDH |
Tòrr Dhonnachaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. Fraser
Mr. A. Johnstone |
041 |
This name signifies "Duncan's Knowe" and is applied to a Considerable eminence lately planted with fir. The property of Fountaine Walker esq of Foyers. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Boleskine and Abertarff |
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Site of BOLESKINE CHURCH |
(Site of) Boleskine Church P.D. [Presbyterian Denomination] |
Rev. [Reverend] A. McLean F.C. [Free Church] Errogie
Rev. [Reverend] M. McIntyre E.C. [Established Church] Boleskine |
041 |
This was the Established Presbyterian Church of the parish of Boleskine previous to its being joined to Abertarff, the date of its erection cannot be ascertained, but it was destroyed about the year 1777, in which Year the present parish Church, at Druim and Tearnpuill, was built and opened for public worship. |
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GRAVE YARD [Boleskine Church] |
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Mr J. Fraser Foyers
Rev. [Reverend] J. McNaughton E.C. [Established Church] Dores |
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The graveyard in the centre of which it was situated is still used as a place of Interment for persons that are, and have been, residents in the parish. |
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County of Inverness — Parish of Boleskine & Abertarff |
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GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD |
General Wade's Military Road |
Mr M. McDonnell Road Contractor Whitebridge
Mr. Masson, Farmer Kindrummond
Mr. J. Fraser, Foyers.
Mr. H. McDonald Fort Augustus
Mr. J. Campbell Dalchapple |
041 |
This road was made under the direction of General Wade, during the Military occupation of the Country, for the easier transport of Troops and provisions from one garrison to another, there are three roads branching from Fort Augustus, one leading to Fort George, by White Bridge, Foyers, Dores & through Inverness, and another in a southerly direction to Fort William also one to the west coast opposite Skye by Loch Clunie at the head of Glenmoriston; these roads are now kept in repair by the county, with the exception of the one from Fort Augustus to the West Coast. |
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CÀRN AN DUBH-CHOIRE |
Càrn an Dubh-choire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Forbes
Mr. J. Forbes |
042 |
This name Signifies "Cairn of the Black Corry" and is applied to a small rocky eminence situated immediately east of Balchraggan. Col. [Colonel] F. Tytler Aldourie Castle by Inverness, proprietor. |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Forbes
Mr. J. Forbes |
042 |
This name is applied to a small rocky eminence situated immediately north east of Balchraggan, the property of Colonel F. Tytler, Name signifies "Black Craig". |
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CREAG A' CHUPAIN |
Creag a' Chupain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Forbes
Mr. J. Forbes |
042 |
This name signifies "Craig of the Bowl" and is applied to a small rocky eminence, situated about 20 Chains South east of Balchuirn. The property of Col. [Colonel] F. Tytler Aldourie |
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CÀRN AN DUBH-GHLAIC |
Càrn an Dubh-ghlaic |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Forbes
Mr. J. Forbes |
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This name signifies "Cairn of the Black Hollow" and is applied to a rocky eminence situated immediately east of An Dubh-ghlac. The property of Col. [Colonel] Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness. |
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CREAG A' BHLÀIR |
Creag a' Bhlàir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Forbes
Mr. J. Forbes |
042 |
This name is applied to a Small eminence situated immediately South of Beinn a' Chait. The property of Col. [Colonel] Fraser Tytler, Name signifies "Moss Craig" |
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TOM FHIONNAGHAIL |
Tom Fhionnaghail |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. Forbes
Mr. J. Forbes |
042 |
This name signifies "Flora's Hillock", and is applied to a small eminence situated about 20 Chains west of Balnagarline. The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie . |
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CREAG A' GHIUBHAIS |
Creag a' Ghiubhais |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. A. Fraser, Farmer Whitefield
Mr. James Forbes, Farmer Balchuirn |
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This name signifies "Craig of the Fir" and is applied to a rocky ridge Situated about 3/4 of a mile north of the farm steading of Balchuirn The property of Colonel Fraser Tytler of Aldourie Castle by Inverness. |
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BEINN A' CHAIT |
Beinn a' Chait |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. James Forbes
Mr. A. Forbes Balchraggan |
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This name signifies "Cat's Hill", and is applied to a rocky eminence situated about 1/2 a mile north of Balnagarline Col. [Colonel] F. Tytler, proprietor |
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AN DUBH-GHLAC |
An Dubh-ghlac |
Mr. D. Whyte |
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This name applies to a hollow situated between Beinn a' Chait and Càrn an Dubh-ghlaic, the property of Col. [Colonel] F. Tytler, Name signifies "Black Hollow". |
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ALLT NA COILLE MOIRE |
Allt na Coille Moire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Big Wood", and is applied to a mountain stream which collects near the watershed on the north west side of Coille Mhòr and flows in a northerly direction until it joins at Eas na Caillich with Allt Mòr in forming the River Nairn. |
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ALLT CAILCEACH |
Allt Cailceach |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Chalky Burn" and is applied to a Considerable stream which is formed by the junction of Allt Doire an Lòin with Allt na-h-Adaig, it flows in a northerly direction until it joins with Allt Uisge an t-Sithein in forming the River Farigaig |
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County of Inverness and Nairn (Detached) -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
Allt na Coille Moire [Note] In the County of Inverness
Allt Cailceach [Note] In the County of Nairn (Detd. [Detached]) |
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LOINCLARICH |
Loinclarich
Loinclarich
Loinclarich |
Alexander Fraser Tenant
Revd [Reverend] J McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
042 |
A crofter's house one story high, with outbuildings attached, the whole thatched and in middling repair It is on Captain Fraser's Estate - of Balnain Inverness-shire |
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CHARLESTON |
Charleston
Charleston
Charleston |
Mr Charles Fraser Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
042 |
This is a croft house one story high, having outhouses attached, the whole thatched and in fair repair Captain Fraser proprietor |
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BALCHUIRN |
Balchuirn
Balchuirn
Balchuirn |
Mr Forbes, Tenant
Rent Receipt
Mr Murdoch Ross Schoolmaster Bochruben |
042 |
This is a farmhouse one story high, and having numerous outbuildings attached, the whole thatched, and only in middling condition Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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DIRICHURACHAN |
Dirichurachan
Dirichurachan
Dirichurachan |
Rent Receipt
Revd [Reverend] John McLean Free Church Manse Errogie
Mr John McDonald Free Church School Errogie |
042 |
This is a small farm house one story high with outhouses near; the whole thatched, and only in middling condition Col. [Colonel] Tytler, Auilldourie Castle by Inverness, proprietor. |
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OLDTOWN |
Oldtown
Oldtown
Oldtown
Oldtown |
Rent Receipt
David Shaw Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr John McDonald |
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A small farm house, one story high, with offices attached, all thatched, and kept in excellent condition. Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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CROFTDHU |
Croftdhu
Croftdhu
Croftdhu |
David Shaw Oldtown
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
042 |
This is a crofter's house one story high, having barn, byre, and stabling attached, the whole of which are thatched, and in fair repair Captain Fraser of Balnain proprietor |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 42 -- Parish of Dores |
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BALNAIN |
Balnain
Balnain
Balnain |
Mr Donald McGillivray, Tent. [Tenant]
Rent Reciept
Mr M. Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a shop and crofter's house, one story high with outhous attached, the whole thatched, and only in middling condition Captain Fraser of Balnain, proprietor |
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BALNAGLACH |
Balnaglach
Balnaglach
Balnaglach |
Mr McGillivray, Wester Lead clune
Mr M. Ross
Mr McDonald, Lead clune |
042 |
This name is given to the three small dwelling houses, one story high, thatched, and in fair repair, they are attached to the farm of Wester Lead clune Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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WESTER LEADCLUNE |
Wester Lead clune
Wester Lead clune
Wester Lead clune |
Mr. McGillivray, Tenant
Mr. McDonald, Lead clune
Mr. M. Ross, Scoolmaster |
042 |
This is a large farm house two stories high having numerous offices attached, the former slated and the latter partly thatched, and partly slated; the whole are in good repair Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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BALCHRAGGAN |
Balchraggan
Balchraggan
Balchraggan |
Rent Receipt
Mr Gentle Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a substantially built farm house two stories high, having its offices detached a short distance the whole of which are slated and in excellent repair Captain Fraser of Balnain proprietor |
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BALNUILT |
Balnuilt
Balnuilt
Balnuilt |
Mr Gentle, Balchraggan
Mr M. Ross, Schoolmaster
Mr Ross, Farmer, Bochruben |
042 |
This name applies to a small thatched dwelling house, one story high, which was once a crofter's It is now occupied by a laborer, and in fair repair Captain Fraser of Balnain, proprietor |
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BALNAGARLINE |
Balnagarline
Balnagarline
Balnagarline |
Mr Gentle
Alexander Fraser, Shepherd, Tenant
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This name is applied to two dwelling houses, and out buildings attached, the whole of which are one story high thatched, and in middling repair Captain Fraser of Balnain, proprietor |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 42 -- Parish of Dores |
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CNOC AN ÒRDAIN |
Cnoc an Òrdain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. J. Fraser |
042 |
This name signifies "Hillock of the little Hammer", and is applied to a small eminence situated immediately north of Loch an Òrdain and short distance South of Oldtown. The property of Captn. [Captain] Fraser of Balnain Co [County] Inverness |
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LOCH AN ÒRDAIN |
Loch an Òrdain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. J. Fraser |
042 |
A small sheet of water situated immediately South of Cnoc an Òrdain The property of Captain Fraser of Balnain, Name signifies "Loch of the Little Hammer". |
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DRUIM AN TAGAIR |
Druim an Tagair |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Ridge of the Course" and is applied to an eminence situated immediately north west of Charleston. The property of Captain Fraser of Balnain |
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TOM MÒR |
Tom Mòr |
Mr. D. Whyte Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr. J. McTavish Keeper Errogie Inn |
042 |
This name signifies "Big Knoll" and is applied to an eminence partly covered with Fir, situated a short distance South of Balnain. The property of Captain Fraser of Farraline |
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LOCH A' BHODAICH |
Loch a' Bhodaich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Old Man's Loch" and is applied to a small loch situated between Oldtown and the River Farigaig. The property of Captain Fraser of Farraline |
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LOCHAN A' BHLÀIR |
Lochan a' Bhlàir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. J. Fraser Foyers |
042 |
A small lock situated in a Moss immediately east of Dirichuruchan on the property of Captn. [Captain] Fraser. Name signifies "Small Loch of the Moss". |
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TÒRR SHELLY |
Tòrr Shelly |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name applies to a conspicuous eminence situated immediately South east of the farm house of Torshelly. The property of Captain Fraser, supposed to have derived its name from a man of the name of Shelley. |
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TOM BREAC |
Tom Breac |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies, "Speckled Knoll" and is applied to a small rocky eminence situated about 50 Chains north of Cairn Ardochy, Captain Fraser proprietor. |
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DOIRE A' MHADAIDH-RUAIDH |
Doire a' Mhadhaidh-ruaidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Grove of the Fox" and is applied to a hollow, situated immediately north of Cairn Ardochy, Captain Fraser proprietor. |
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CREAG CIÙINEAS AN DAIMH DHUIBH |
Creag Ciùineas an Daimh Dhuibh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name Signifies "Craig of the Black Oxen's Rest", and is applied to a considerable eminence situated immediately north of Ceap Maol and a short distance West of the road from Gorthlick to Inverness. The property of Captn. [Captain] Fraser of Balnain. |
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CEAP MAOL |
Ceap Maol |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. A. Elphinstone Keeper Dunmaglass |
042 |
This name signifies, "The Bald Mount" and is applied to a Conspicuous and rocky eminence situated about 1/4 of mile north of the 15th. M. S. [Mile Stone] from Inverness on the road to Gorthlick. The property of Captain Fraser. |
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CAIRN ARDOCHY |
Cairn Ardochy |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name applies to a conspicuous and rocky eminence situated about 1/2 a mile north east of the 15th. mile stone from Inverness on the road to Gorthlick. The property of Captain Fraser of Balnain |
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CÀRN BAD NA H-EARBAIG |
Càrn Bad na h-Earbaig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Cairn of the Roe's Bush", and is applied to an eminence covered with Heathy Pasture, and situated immediately west of Allt na Crìche. Captain Fraser proprietor. |
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ALLT NA CRÌCHE |
Allt na Crìche |
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. D. Whyte |
042 |
This name signifies "The Boundary Burn" and is applied to a small stream, which Collects between Càrn Bad na h-Earbaig and Càrn Righean, and flows in a northerly direction until it joins the River Farigaig |
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BLAR NA DUBH-GHLAIG |
Blàr na Dubh-ghlaic |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. Farquhar Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Moss of the Black Hollow" and is applied to a peat moss situated between Càrn Righean and Càrn Bad na h-Earbaig The property of Neil John McGillivray esq. of Drunmaglass, Co. [County] Inverness |
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CÀRN RIGHEAN |
Càrn Righean |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith Dunmaglass |
042 |
This name signifies "Cairn of the Fields" and is applied to a considerable eminence situated immediately west of Féith Ghlas. The property of N. J. McGillivray esq |
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FÉITH GHLAS |
Féith Ghlas |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This stream collects in a Moss called Blàr an Doire and flows in a northerly direction until it joins Allt na Crìche about 25 chains west of Clovendell. Name signifies "Grey Stream" |
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LEADCLUNE |
Leadclune
Leadclune
Leadclune |
Mr McDonald, Tenant
Rent Receipt
Mr M. Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a large farm house two stories high, with suitable offices attached, all slated and in excellent repair Captain Fraser of Farraline proprietor |
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TORSHELLY |
Torshelly
Torshelly
Torshelly |
Rent Receipt
Mr Alexander Fraser, Tenant
Mr M Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a crofter's house one story high, thatched, and in good condition. Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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DRUIMANTORRAN |
Druimantorran
Druimantorran
Druimantorran |
Evan Fraser, Tenat
Mr Ross Schoolmaster
Mr McTavish, Capmaol |
042 |
A crofter's house, one story high, thatched and in fair condition Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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CAPMAOL |
Capmaol
Capmaol
Capmaol |
Rent Receipt
Mr McTavish, Tenant
Mr M. Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a small crofter's house one story high, and having out houses attached, all of which are thatched and in fair repair Captain Fraser proprietor |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton |
N. J. McGillivray Esqr, proprietor
Mr Duncan McGillivray Achnaloddan
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This name is applied to several small dwelling houses, all one story high, thatched, and in fair condition. N. J. McGillivray Esqr proprietor Dunmaglass Co. [County] Inverness |
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BLARACHAR |
Blarachar
Blarachar
Blarachar |
E. C. S. Walker Esqr. proprietor
Mr Ross Schoolmaster
Mr McGillivray, Glenbeg |
042 |
This is a crofters house and out buildings, one story high, all thatched and in fair condition E. C. S. Walker Esqr proprietor Brin by Inverness |
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GLENBEG |
Glenbeg
Glenbeg
Glenbeg |
E. C. S. Walker Esqr.
Mr Ross
Mr McGillivray, Tenant |
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A farm house one story high with out buildings attached the whole slated, and in good repair. E. C. S. Walker Esqr proprietor There are several dwelling houses about half a mile to the south east which bear the same name |
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GORTONAGOUR |
Gortonagour
Gortonagour
Gortonagour |
E. C. S. Walker Esqr proprietor
Mr Ross Schoolmaster
Mr Simeon McTavish, Tenant |
042 |
This is a dwelling house of a small farm, one story high, having offices attached; they are all thatched, and in good repair E. C. S. Walker Esqr, proprietor |
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ALLT AN T-SLUICHD |
Allt an t-Sluichd |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This stream collects a short distance north of An Slochd and flows in a north easterly direction until it joins the River Nairn. Name signifies "Burn of the Pit". |
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GARBH-BHEINN BHEAG |
Garbh-bheinn Bheag |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Small rough Hill" and is applied to an eminence situated immediately north of Garbh-bheinn Mhòr and east of Allt an t-Sluichd. The property of E. C. S Walker esq, Brin by Inverness |
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GARBH-BHEINN MHÒR |
Garbh-bheinn Mhòr |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Big rough Hill", and is applied to a considerable eminence situated immediately east of An Slochd. The joint property of E. C. S. Walker esq and N. J. McGillivray esq |
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County of Inverness — Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
Allt an t-Sluichd [Note] In the County of Inverness
Garbh-bheinn Bheag [Note] In the County of Inverness
Garbh-bheinn Mhòr [Note] On the boundary between the Counties of Inverness and Nairn (Detd. [Detached]) |
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CLOVENDELL |
Clovendell |
Mr. A. Elphinstone Keeper Dunmaglass
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name applies to a one storey house in middling repair situated a short distance north of Milton N. J. McGillivray esq. proprietor, Dunmaglass by Inverness |
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CÀRN NA CROICHE |
Càrn na Croiche |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Gallows Cairn" and is applied to a rocky eminence, situated about 1/4 of the mile west of Aberarder, and on which it is supposed that a man was hung, hence its name. The property of E. C. S. Walker esq of Aberarder, Brin by Inverness |
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County of Inverness and Nairn Detached — Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
Clovendell [Note] In the County of Nairn (Detd. [ Detached])
Càrn na Croiche [Note] In the County of Inverness |
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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 |
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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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County 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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ABERARDER |
Aberarder
Aberarder
Aberarder |
E. C. S. Walker Esq. Proprietor
Mr. Ross
Mr McTavish Gortonagour |
042 |
This is the Mansion house for this estate, it is two stories high, has office houses attached is thatched and in good repair The proprietor only lives in it occasionally in the shooting season
E. C. S. Walker Esq. Proprietor Brin by Inverness |
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MAINS OF ABERARDER |
Mains of Aberarder
Mains of Aberarder
Mains of Aberarder |
E. C. S. Walker Esq.
Mr G. Linton, Tenant
Mr Ross. Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a large farm house two stories high, with extensive office buildings detached a short distance; the former is slated, and the latter thatched and the whole is in good repair
E. C. S. Walker Esq. proprietor |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
E. C. S. Walker Esq.
Mr Donald Shaw. Tenant
Mr M. Ross. Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a crofter's house one story high, with offices attached; thatched and in fair repair
E. C. S. Walker Esq. proprietor |
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EAS NA CAILLICH |
Eas na Caillich |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "The Old Woman's Waterfall" and is applied to a waterfall of about 20 feet in height at the point at which the River Nairn Commences and at which Allt Mór and Allt na Coille Moire forms in forming the aforesaid River. |
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CAIRN POULLACHIE |
Cairn Poullachie |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name is applied to an emience situated immediately South of Cárn Bán, the property of E.C.S. Walker esq. of Aberarder. |
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CARN BAN |
Cárn Bán |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "White Cairn" and is applied to an eminence situated between the River Nairn and Gleann Beag. E.C.S. Walker esq. proprietor Bpin by Inverness |
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ALLT AN LOCHAIN CHAOIL |
Allt an Lochain Chaoil |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Narrow hole" and is applied to a mountain stream which collects on the north face of Burn Bhuidhe and flows in a northerly direction until it forms the River Nairn about 20 Chains north West of Eas na Caillich. |
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ALLT MOR |
Allt Mór |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 ; 043 |
This name Signifies, "Big Burn", and is applied to a Considerable Mountain stream, which collects on the watershed and flows in a north westerly direction for about 1 1/2 miles until it forms with Allt na Coille Moire at Eas na Caillich in forming the River Nairn. |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name signifies "Black Craig" and is applied to an eminence situated a short distance east of Cairn Poullachie E.C.S. Walker esq, proprietor [?]pin by Inverness |
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GLEANN BEAG |
Gleann Beag |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 ; 043 |
A small cultivated glen lying between Allt á Ghlinn Bheag and Allt an t-Slugain, the property of E.C.S. Walker esq. Name signifies "Small Glen" |
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ALLT A' GHLINNE BHIG |
Allt á Ghlinn Bhig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith |
042 ; 043 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Small Glen" and is applied to a small stream, which collects between Cairn poullachie and Creag Dubh, and flows in a northerly direction through Gleann Beag, until it forms the River Nairn a short distance north of Blarachar. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
[under Allt á Ghline Bhig] name corrected in consequence of suggestion recd [received] from Capt [Captain] Parsons RE [Royal Engineers] JM
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LOCHAN NA CRAOIBHE-BEITHE |
Lochan na Craoibhe Beithe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Small loch of the Birch Tree", and is applied to a small loch situated about 10 chains South of Lochan á Bhláir, The property of Captain Fraser of Balnain |
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ALLT NA CRAOIBHE CRITHINN |
Allt na Cruoibhe Critheann |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Poplar Tree", and is applied to a small stream which flows from Loch an Ordain in a South westerly direction until it forms with Allt na Goibhre in forming the stream called Allt Mór. |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Dores
Lochan na Craoibh-beithe [under name] corrected as suggested by Capt [Captain] Parsone R.E. [Royal Engineers] by Mr Carpenter JM.
[under Authorities] See Armstong's Dictionary
Allt na Craoibhe-crithinn [under name] corrected as suggested by Capt [Captain] Parsone R.E. [Royal Engineers] by Mr Carpenter JM. |
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LOCH FARRALINE |
Loch Farraline |
Rev [Reverend] J. McLean Errogie
Mr J. McTavish
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
A considerable mountain loch situated in Stratherrick and immediately to the west of the seat of Captain Fraser of Farraline, to whom the greater portion of it belongs. The boundary between the parishes of Dores, & Boleskine and Abertarff passes through its centre |
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DRUMNACLOICH |
Drumnacloich |
Mr. A. Elphinstone
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
A small farm house of one storey in height with an outbuilding attached, situated immediately east of Lagg, the property of N.J. McGillivray esq. of Dunmaglass by Inverness |
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County of Inverness -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
Drumnacloich [under situation]
In the County of Nairn (Detd) [Detatched] |
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GLEANN CHOINEIN |
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CREAG GLEANN CHOINEIN |
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ALLT UISG AN T-SITHEIN |
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FEITH DHUBH |
Feith Dhubh
Feith Dhubh
Feith Dhubh |
Revd [Reverend] A. McGillivray, Tomintoul
Mr. D. Whyte, Schoolmaster Culaird
Mr D. McIntosh, Tyneriach |
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This is a small steam which is now cut straight and forms a drain, it is about a mile in length. It rises near Aberarder and enters the River Nairn east of Tynrich farmsteading. It means Black Stream. |
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CREAG AN EIDHEIN |
Creag an Eidhein
Creag an Eidhein
Creag an Eidhein |
Mr. D. Mackintosh, Tynrich
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. A. McGillivray |
042 |
This is a rocky prominent ridge which justs out from Craig Ruthven towards Strath Nairn, and ends near Tynrich farmsteading. It is the property of the Mackintosh of Moy Hall. It means Creag of the Ivy. |
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Allt Gleann Choinein [crossed out] JTH See p. [page] 99. See Name Book of 6 Inch Sheet 55 for authorities and Description.
Creag an Eidhein [pencil note] na h-Eidhin
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Errogie] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean Minister
Mr. J. McDonald
Mr Fraser, Blacksmith |
042 |
This is a substantial and neat dwelling house, two stories high, and having outhouses attached; the manse is slated and in good order, the offices are thatched, and in middling repair Captain Fraser, proprietor Farraline |
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DUHALLOW |
Duhallow
Duhallow
Duhallow |
Mr Fraser, Tenant
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
042 |
This name is given to a smithy and several dwelling houses, all of which are slated one story high, and in good repair Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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ERROGIE INN |
Errogie Inn
Errogie Inn
Errogie Inn |
Rent Receipt
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
042 |
This is a small roadside Inn, near the Free Church Manse. It is one story high, has several office house, is thatched and in fair order Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 42 -- Parish of Dores |
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BALNOE |
Balnoe
Balnoe
Balnoe |
John Fraser, Tenant
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr J. McDonald |
042 |
This is now a dwelling house but was formerly a farm house. It is one story high thatched, and in middling repair Captain Fraser, proprietor Farraline |
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ERROGIE |
Errogie
Errogie
Errogie |
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald
Mr Fraser, Blacksmith |
041 |
This is a very large farm house two stories, and having outhouses attached the whole are slated, and in fair repair.
Captain Fraser, proprietor |
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CARNACH |
Carnach
Carnach
Carnach |
Murdoch McKenzie Tent. [Tenant]
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr. J. McDonald |
042 |
This is a small farm house one story high, with offices attached; the whole thatched and in middling condition
Captain Fraser proprietor |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 42 -- Parishes of Dores & Boleskine and Abertarff Detached
[Balnoe under situation]
In the parish of Boleskine and Abertarff Detached
[Errogie under situation]
In the parish of Dores
[Carnach under situation]
In the parish of Dores |
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CROCHY |
Crochy
Crochy
Crochy |
Mr McGillivray, Dunmaglass
Mr McGillivray, Achnaloddan
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a crofter's house with offices attached and other dwelling houses all one story high, thached, and only in middling repair
N.J. McGillivray Esq. proprietor Dunmaglss by Inverness |
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LAGG |
Lagg
Lagg
Lagg |
Rent Receipt
Mr McGillivray, Achnalodden
Mr Ross |
042 |
A small crofter's house and offices, one story high, thatched and only in middling condition
N.J. McGillivray Esq proprietor |
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AULTNAGOIRE |
Aultnagorie
Aultnagoire
Aultnagoire |
Mr William Fraser, Aultnagoire
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr J. McDonald |
042 |
This is a farm house offices and several small dwelling houses, all one story high, thatched, and in tolerable condition
Captain Fraser proprietor |
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County of Inverness and Nairn (Detd) [Detached] -- 6 Inch Sheet 42 -- Parishes of Dores & Daviot and Dunlichity
[Crochy under situation]
In the parish of Daviot & Dunlichity County of Nairn Detached
[Lagg under situation]
In the parish of Daviot & Dunlichity County of Nairn Detached
[Aultnagoire under situation]
In the parish of Dores County of Inverness |
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FARRALINE |
Farraline
Farraline
Farraline |
Mr King Esq., Tenant
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr J McDonald |
042 |
This is a large dwelling house, formerly the mansion house for the estate, two stories high with stabling and other office houses attached; the whole slated, and in perfect order. Captain Fraser, proprietor Farraline |
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FREE CHURCH [Errogie] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] John McLean Minister
Mr. J. McDonald, Schoolmaster
Mr Fraser, Blacksmith, Dunhallow |
042 |
This is an oblong building which was built in1844, and is seated to contain 500 It is slated, but not kept in very good repair |
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School |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr John McDonald, Teacher
Revd [Reverend] J. McLean
Mr Fraser Blacksmith |
042 |
This is a slated building two stories high, with a dwelling house attached both of which are in fair repair Both sexes are taught the usual rudimentary branches of education, Average attendance 59 |
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County of Inverness -- 6 Inch Sheet 42 -- Parishes of Dores & Boleskine and Abertarff Detached
[Farraline under situation]
In the parish of Boleskine and Abertarff Detached
[Free Church under situation]
In the parish of Dores
In the parish of Dores
[Free Church School under various modes of spelling]
It is superfluous to prefix Free Church to this name
[Free Church School under situation]
In the parish of Dores
In the parish of Dores |
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DUNMAGLASS LODGE |
Dunmaglass Lodge
Dunmaglass Lodge
Dunmaglass Lodge |
James Bishop Esq. Lessil
Mr. McGillivray, Achanloddan
Mr Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a neatly built shooting Lodge, two stories high, having office houses attached, the whole of which are slated and in perfect repair N.J. McGillivray Esq. proprietor Dunmaglass by Inverness. |
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BALNAGAIG |
Balnagaig
Balnagaig
Balnagaig |
Mr William McDonald, Tenant
Mr. Duncan McGillivray
Mr. Ross, Schoolmaster |
042 |
This is a sheppard dwelling house, one story high thatched and in middling repair N.J. McGillivray Esq. proprietor |
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ACHNALODDAN |
Achinaloddan
Achinaloddan
Achinaloddan |
Rent Rent Receipt
Mr Duncan McGillivray Tenant
Mr Ross Schoolmaster |
042 |
This name applies to two small farm houses with thier offices together with a collection of dwelling houses, the whole of which are one story high thatched, and in fair condition.
N.J. McGillivray Esq. proprietor |
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STRATH NAIRN |
Strath Nairn
Strath Nairn
Strath Nairn
Strath Nairn |
Revd [Reverend] A.McGillivray, Tomintoul
Mr. D. McGillivray, Parish Schoolmaster
Mr John Matheson Schoolmaster, Farr
New Statistical Account |
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"The valley of Strath Nairn which forms more than nine-tenths of the united parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity, it is in figure, nearly, though not quite triangular and extends from Wester Abercalder the property of Charles Mackintosh of Aberarder, at its south western extremity, in a north western direction, winding considerably towards the middle, the chain of precipitious and rugged Cliffs which constitute a wall on its north side, separating it from the parish of Dores; there, suddenly breaking off, thence rapidly inclining to the bride of Daviot on the Highland Road where the Strath may be said to terminate in a very steep and narrow glen". Vide New Statistical Account.
Not more than about one sixth of the Strath is cultivated, the remainder being heather and plantations. The River Nairn runs through it. It is in the hands of serveral proprietors. |
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CREAG A' CHLIABHAIN |
Creag á Chiabhain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Craig of the small Creel" and is applied to a considerable eminence situated immediately West of Creag Gleann bhoineir. The property of N.J. McGillivray esq. of Dunmaglass by Inverness. |
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MEALL DONN |
Meall Donn |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Brown Mount", and is applied to an eminence situated immediately north of breag á bhliabhain partly the property of Captain Fraser of Balnain and partly of Neil John McGillivray esq. Dunmaglass |
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ALLT NA GOIBHRE |
Allt na Goibhre |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Goat" and is applied to a small stream which collects in a moss on the west of Errodie Inn and flows in a westerly direction until it forms with Allt na Craoibhe Critheam in forming Allt Mór. |
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FEITH GHLAS |
Féith Ghlas |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish |
042 |
This name signifies "Grey Stream", and is applied to a small stream which is formed by the drainage of a peat moss situated a short distance east of Capmaol, it flows in a south Westerly direction until it forms Loch Farraline. |
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MEALL NOCHD |
Meall Nochd |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name Signifies "Bare Hillock", an is applied to a conical shaped eminence, situated between Meall an Túir and Meall Donn, The property of Captain Fraser & N.J. McGillivray esq. |
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MAM ODHAR |
Mam Odhar |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. J. McTavish
Mr. F. Smith |
042 |
This name is applied to a considerable eminence situated immediately north of Meall an Túir, The property of Captain Fraser & N.J. McGillivray Name signifies, "Dun Hill" |
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MEALL AN TUIM BHRIC |
Meall an Tuim Bhric |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Spotted or Speckled Hill" and is applied to an eminence situated a short distance West of Achnaloddan the property of N.J. McGillivray esq. |
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County of Inverness and Nairn (Detached) -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
[under situation for Meall Nochd]
Sheet Trace 42.5 On the boundary between Counties of Inverness and Nairn Detached
[under situation for Main Odhar]
On the boundary between the Counties of Inverness and Nairn Detached
[under situation for Meall an Tuim Bhric]
In the County of Nairn (Detd.) [Detached] |
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BLAR NA DOIRE |
Blár na Doire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Moss of the Grove" and is applied to a moss which is situated between Mam Odhar and Meall an Tuim Bhric. The property of N.J. McGillivray esq. Dunmaglass Co. [County] Inverness |
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ALLT GLAC AN TUIR |
Allt Glac an Túir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Burn of the hollow of the Tower" and is applied to a small stream which collects in Glac an Túir and flows in a south easterly direction for about 15 Chains it then takes a sudden turn in a north easterly direction until it forms Allt Visge an t-Sithein. |
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GLAC AN TUIR |
Glac an Túir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Hollow of the Tower" and is applied to a hollow on the north east face of Meall an Túir. |
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County of Nairn Detached -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
[written under Blár na Doire]
Blár na Doire adopted by the Authorities in List of names submitted to them. |
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ALLT GLEANN CHOINEIN |
Allt Gleann Choinein |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
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This name signifies "Burn of the Rabbits or Coney's Glen", and is applied to a mountain stream which Collects on the West face of Beinn Dubh-choire and flows in a north easterly direction through Lón Beag until it forms Allt Visge an t-Sithein about a 1/4 of a mile South of Dunmaglass Lodge. |
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AN DUBH-CHOIRE |
An Dubh-choire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
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This name is applied to a hollow on the north east side of Beinn Dubh-choire the property of N J McGillivray esq. Name signifies "Black Corry" |
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MEALL AN TUIR |
Meall an Túir |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Hill of the Tower" and is applied to a considerable eminence situated immediately West of Dunmaglass Lodge. N. J. McGillivrary esq. proprietor. Dunmaglass Inverness |
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ALLT ACHAIDH A' CHAIB REIDH |
Allt Achaidh á Chaib Réidh |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
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This name signifies "Burn of the Mouth of the smooth plain" and is applied to a small mountain stream, which Collects immediately South east of Meall Nochid and flows in a north easterly direction until it forms Allt Glac an Túir. |
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LON BEAG |
Lón Beag |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Little Marsh", and is applied to a marshy piece of ground situated about 1/2 mile South of Dunmaglass Lodge. |
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ALLT AN DUBH-CHOIRE |
Allt an Dubh-choire |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Burn of the Black Corry", and is applied to a small stream which collects in An Dubh-Choire and flows in a north westerly direction until it forms Allt Gleann Choinein near that burn's junction with Allt Visage an t-Sithein. |
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AN SLOCHD |
An Slochd |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "The Pit" and is applied to a Rocky hollow situated on the west side of Garbh-bheinn Mhór. The property of N.J. McGillivray esq. of Dunmaglass. |
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BEINN MHEADHOIN |
Beinn Mheadoin |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name is applied to a considerable eminence situated between the two burns called Allt Cailceach and Allt Visge an t-Sithein. the property of N.J. McGillivray esq. Name signifies "Middle Hill" |
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GLAC NAN GAMHNA |
Glac nan Gamhna |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Hollow of the Shirks" an is applied to a considerable hollow situated immediately South of Beinn Mheadhoin N.J. McGillivray esq. proprietor. |
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ALLT A' PHLODA |
Allt á Phloda |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
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This name signifies "Burn of the Turf or Clod" an is applied to a mountain stream, which collects about 1 mile south of its junction with Allt Cailceach. |
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BEINN BHUIDHE |
Beinn Bhuidhe |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name is applied to a very conspicuous eminence Situated immediately east of Allt Cailceach and north of Allt na h-Adaig the joint property of N.J. McGillivray Esq. and E.C.S. Walker Esq. Name Signifies "Yellow Hill" |
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LOCHAN AN UAIN |
Lochan an Uain |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
042 |
This name signifies "Little Loch of the Lamb" and is applied to a small loch situated in a rocky hollow about a 1/4 of a mile South east of Balnagaig. The property of N.J. McGillivray esq. of Dummag by Inverness |
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County of Inverness & Nairn (Detd.) [Detached] -- Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
Beinn Bhuide [under situation]
On the Boundary between the counties of Inverness and Nairn Detached
Lochan an Uain [under situation]
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ALLT DOIRE AN LOIN |
Allt Doire an Lóin |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F Smith
Mr. A. Elphinstone |
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This name signifies "Burn of the Marshy Grove" and is applied to a considerable mountain stream which collects north of Cárn an t-Sithein and flows in a northerly direction until it joins with Allt na h Adaig in forming Allt Cailuach. |
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ALLT NA H-ADAIG |
Allt na h-Adaig |
Mr. D. Whyte
Mr. F. Smith
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This names signifies "Burn of the Haddock" and is applied to a considerable mountain stream which Collects near Cárn Grigor and flows in a westerly direction until it forms with Allt Doire an Lóin in forming Allt Cailuach |
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STRATHERRICK |
Stratherrick
Stratherrick
Stratherrick
Stratherrick |
Rev [Reverend] M McIntrye, Boleskine
Rev [Reverend] J.McNaughton Dores
Mr Cameron, Postmaster, Gorthlick
Mr J. Campbell, Dalchapple |
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This name does not apply to a Strath but to an extensive district deriving its name from the River Farigaig which runs through it near it's northern limit. It consists of cultivated and Moorland interspersed with some rocky hills. It extends to the south west as far as Knockie and Ardochy, and ot the north east as far as Achnabat, and it bounded on the north west by by Glen Albyn, and on the south east by th Monadhilaith Mountains, it embraces parts of the several parishes of Dores, Dores Detd [Detached], Boleskine and Abertarff Detd [Detached], and Daviot and Dunlichity; and it is the property of the following gentlemen Viz. Lord Lovat, Beaufort Castle; Fountain Walker Muirtown; Captian Fraser of Balnain; and Col. [Colonel] Fraser Tytler of Aldourie. |
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NAME BOOK
of part of the parishes of
Boleskine & Abertarff, Daviot & Dunlichity, Dores and Urquhart & Glenmoriston
In 6 inch Sheets Nos. [Numbers] 40, 41, & 42 also 1/2500 Work
IN THE
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INDEX to 6 inch sheets Nos. [Numbers] 40, 41 & 42 Highland Work
Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch Sheet
Aberarder -- 82 -- 42
Achnaloddan -- 93 -- 42
Allt á Chaib Réidh -- 44 -- 41
Allt Achaidh á Chaib Réidh -- 100 -- 42
Allt an Dubh-choire -- 101 -- 42
Allt an Fhithich -- 29 --42
Allt an Lochain Chaoil -- 84 -- 42
Allt á Phloda -- 102 -- 42
Allt an t-Sluichd -- 79 -- 42
Allt Beag -- 45 -- 42
Allt Cailceach -- 66 -- 42
Allt Caol -- 59 -- 41
Allt Cárn Choire Roinnich -- 15 -- 40
Allt Cárn na Fiacail -- 6 -- 40
Allt Coire an Ruighe -- 23 -- 41
Allt Doire an Lóin -- 104 -- 42
Allt Féith an t-Seilisdeir -- 1 -- 40
Allt Glac an Túir -- 98 -- 42
Allt Glas Beag -- 8 -- 41
Allt Glas Mór -- 2 -- 40
Allt Gleann Choinein -- 99 -- 42
Allt Lochan nan Deala -- 44 -- 41
Allt Loch an t-Sionnaich -- 17 -- 42
Allt Mór -- 50 -- 41
Allt Mór -- 84 -- 42
Allt na Adaig -- 104 -- 42
Allt na Circe -- 39 -- 41
Allt na Craoibhe Critheann -- 86 -- 42
Allt na Criche -- 75 -- 40
Allt na Coille Moire -- 66 -- 40
Allt na Cúile -- 30 -- 41
Allt na Eireige -- 29 -- 41
Allt nan Gobhar -- 13 -- 40
Allt na Goibhre -- 96 -- 42
Allt Ruadh -- 17 -- 40
Allt Ruighe Choire -- 20 -- 40
Allt Seanabhaile -- 4 -- 40
Allt Seileach -- 27 -- 41
Allt Visge an t-Sithein -- 88 -- 42
An Dubh-choire -- 99 -- 42
An Dubh-ghlac -- 65 -- 42
An Slochd -- 101 -- 42
Aultnagoire -- 91 -- 42
Balbeg -- 26 -- 41
Balchraggan -- 70 -- 42
Balchuirn -- 67 -- 42
Balmacaan Forest -- 46 -- 42
Balnagarline -- 70 -- 42
Balnaglach -- 69 -- 42
Ballaggan -- 52 -- 41
Ballindalloch -- 45 -- 42
Balnagaig -- 93 -- 42
Balnain -- 69 -- 42
Balnoe -- 92 -- 42
Balnuilt -- 70 -- 42
Beinn Bhuidhe -- 103 -- 42
Beinn à Chait -- 65 -- 42
Beinn Dubh-choire -- 24 -- 42
Beinn Mheadhoin -- 102 -- 42
Blaracher -- 78 -- 42
Blàr na Doire -- 98 -- 42
Boleskine -- 52 -- 41
Boleskine House -- 36 -- 41
Bridgend -- 82 -- 42
Bunloit -- 25 -- 41
Cairn Ardochy -- 75 -- 42
Cairn Poullachie -- 83 -- 42
Coachain an Loch Dhuibh -- 23 -- 41
Capmaol -- 77 -- 42
Carnach -- 90 -- 42
Càrn à Bhainne -- 2 -- 40
Càrn à Choire Leith -- 16 -- 40
Càrn an Dubh-choire -- 63 -- 42
Càrn an Dubh-ghlaic -- 64 -- 42 |
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Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch Sheet
Cárn an t-Sluic Dhuibh -- 1 -- 40
Cárn Bad na h-Earbaig -- 75 -- 42
Cárn Dubh -- 18 -- 41
Cárn Loch à Bhothain -- 15 -- 40
Cárn Loch à Mhuilinn -- 3 -- 40
Cárn Loch an t-Sionnaich -- 14 -- 40
Cárn nan Aiteachan -- 49 -- 41
Cárn na Croiche -- 80 -- 42
Cárn na Fràcail -- 6 -- 40
Cárn Righean -- 76 -- 42
Cárn na Ruighe Duibhe -- 11 -- 40
Cárn Tarsuinn -- 5 -- 40
Cas-bhearnach -- 49 -- 41
Ceap Maol -- 74 -- 42
Chapel Site of -- 52 -- 41
Charleston -- 67 -- 42
Church Site of -- 61 -- 41
Clach na Boineid -- 55 -- 41
Clovendell -- 80 -- 42
Cnoc a Ordain -- 71 -- 42
Cnoc an t-Searraich -- 54 -- 41
Coire Roinneach -- 16 -- 40
Coire Buidhe -- 1 -- 40
Corbay Wood -- 10 -- 41
Cos an t-Sionnaich -- 57 -- 41
Cos na Cloiche Moire -- 58 -- 41
Creag á Bháir -- 64 -- 42
Creag á Chiliabhain -- 95 -- 42
Creag á Chupain -- 63 -- 42
Creag Alasdair Mhic Sheumais -- 40 -- 41
Creag an Eidhein -- 88 -- 42
Creag an Fhithich -- 56 -- 41
Creag á Ghiubhais -- 37 -- 41
Creag á Ghiubhais -- 65 -- 42
Creag Ballach -- 29 -- 41
Creag Ciúineas an Daimh Dhuibh -- 74 -- 42
Creag Dhearg -- 18 -- 41
Creag Dhonnachaidh -- 60 -- 41
Creag Dubh -- 63 -- 42
Creag Dubh -- 85 -- 42
Creag Gleann Choinein -- 88 -- 42
Creag nam Broc -- 34 -- 41
Creag Nighean Iain Duinn -- 34 -- 41
Creag Ruadh -- 57 -- 41
Crochy -- 91 -- 42
Croftdhu -- 68 -- 42
Cultie -- 42 -- 41
Dirichurachan -- 68 -- 42
Divach Burn -- 26 -- 41
Doire á Mhadaidh -- 73 -- 42
Druim an Tagair -- 71 -- 42
Druimantorran -- 77 -- 42
Drumnacloich -- 87 -- 42
Dubh-lochan -- 47 -- 41
Dubh-lochan -- 60 -- 41
Dun Garbh -- 48 -- 41
Dun Ghairdeil -- 48 -- 41
Dunscriben Fort -- 32 -- 41
Duhallow -- 89 -- 42
Dunmaglass Lodge -- 93 -- 42
Eas ma Caillich -- 83 -- 42
Errogie Inn -- 89 -- 42
Ewen's Cairn -- 47 -- 41
Farraline -- 92 -- 41
Fasnaguig -- 58 -- 41
Féith Dhubh -- 88 -- 42
Féith Ghlas -- 96 -- 42
Féith Ghlas -- 76 -- 41
Foyers Bay -- 33 -- 41
Foyers Hotel -- 35 -- 41
Foyers House -- 35 -- 41
Foyers Pier -- 36 -- 41
Free Church -- 92 -- 42
Free Church Manse -- 89 -- 42
Garbh-bheinn Mor -- 79 -- 42
General Wades Military Road -- 62 -- 41 |
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Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch Sheet
Glac an Amair -- 47 -- 41
Glac an Túir -- 98 -- 42
Glac nan Gamhna -- 102 -- 42
Glas-bheinn Bheag -- 8 -- 41
Glas-bheinn Mhór -- 13 -- 40
Gleann Beag -- 85 -- 42
Gleann Choinein -- 88 -- 42
Gleann Liáth -- 39 -- 41
Glen Albyn -- 23 -- 41
Glenbeg -- 78 -- 42
Glen Coiltie -- 9 -- 41
Goithlick -- 45 -- 42
Gortonagour -- 78 -- 42
Grotaig -- 28 -- 41
Grotaig Burn -- 28 -- 41
Inchconecher -- 26 -- 41
Inchtelloch -- 28 -- 41
Inverfarigaig -- 50 -- 41
Inverfarigaig Bridge -- 58 -- 41
Inverfarigaig Pier -- 53 -- 41
Lagg -- 91 -- 42
Leadclune -- 77 -- 42
Loch á Bhealaich -- 24 -- 41
Lochan á Bhláir -- 72 -- 42
Loch á Bhodaich -- 72 -- 42
Loch á Chaise -- 21 -- 41
Loch á Choire Buidhe -- 4 -- 40
Lochan Dubh -- 72 -- 42
Loch á Mhuilinn -- 3 -- 41
Loch an Oŕdain -- 71 -- 42
Loch Aslaich -- 6 -- 40
Loch an t-Sionnaich -- 14 -- 40
Lochan an Uain -- 103 -- 42
Lochan nan Deala -- 42 -- 41
Lochan Torr an Tuill -- 56 -- 41
Lochan na Craoibhe-beithe -- 86 -- 42
Loch Coire na Rainich -- 5 -- 40
Loch nam Breac Dearga -- 22 -- 41
Loch Dubh -- 7 -- 41
Loch Farraline -- 87 -- 42
Loch Liáth -- 5 -- 40
Loch Liáth -- 15 -- 40
Loch na Criche -- 14 -- 40
Loch nan Cat -- 7 -- 41
Loch nan Deirisdein -- 7 -- 41
Loch na Doirb -- 49 -- 10
Loch nan Eun -- 7 -- 10
Loch na Faoileige -- 13 -- 40
Loch na Lúib -- 19 -- 41
Loch nam Meur -- 4 -- 40
Loch nam Meur -- 12 -- 40
Loch Ness -- 24 -- 41
Loch nan Oighreagan -- 20 -- 41
Loch na Ruighe Duibhe -- 12 -- 40
Loch Ruaridh -- 43 -- 41
Loch Ruighe an t-Seilich -- 20 -- 41
Lon Beag -- 100 -- 42
Loinclarich -- 67 -- 42
Lower Lenie -- 30 -- 41
Mac á Mhill -- 21 -- 41
Mains of Aberardor -- 82 -- 42
Mains of Dunmaglass -- 81 -- 42
Mam Odhar -- 97 -- 42
Meall á Choire -- 19 -- 41
Meall an Tuim Bhrie -- 97 -- 42
Meall an Túir -- 100 -- 42
Meal Donn -- 95 -- 42
Meall Fuar-mhonaidh -- 22 -- 41
Meall nan Oighreagan -- 11 -- 40
Meall na Críche -- 17 -- 40
Meall Nochd -- 97 -- 42
Milton -- 78 -- 42
Mussady -- 41 -- 41
Nighean á Mhill -- 21 -- 41
Oldtown -- 68 -- 42
Pass of Invergarigaig -- 50 -- 41
River Coiltie -- 9 -- 41
River Farigaig -- 57 -- 41 |
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Name of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch sheet
River Foyers -- 18 -- 41
River Nairn -- 81 -- 42
Ruskich Ferry -- 31 -- 41
Ruskich Inn -- 31 -- 41
Ruskich Wood -- 32 -- 41
School -- 25 -- 41
School -- 92 -- 42
Sgór na h-Iolaire -- 33 -- 41
Spideal an Torra Mhoir -- 55 -- 41
Spital of Boleskine -- 54 -- 41
Srathan Allt-na Fiacail -- 2 -- 40
Srón Dubh -- 10 -- 41
Stratherrick -- 105 -- 42
Strath Nairn -- 94 -- 42
Suidhe Ghuirmain -- 3 -- 40
Tom Breac -- 73 -- 42
Tom á Chait -- 37 -- 41
Tom an Eig -- 38 -- 41
Tom an Fhuarain -- 56 -- 41
Tom an t-Sionnaich -- 57 -- 41
Toman Tarsuinn -- 38 -- 41
Tom Garbh Beag -- 40 -- 41
Tom Fhionnaghail -- 64 -- 42
Tom Garbh Mhór -- 53 -- 41
Tom Líath -- 59 -- 41
Tom Loch Ruaridh -- 43 -- 41
Tom na Garbhachd -- 54 -- 41
Tom Mór -- 72 -- 42
Tórr á Challtuinn -- 59 -- 41
Tórr Dhonnachaidh -- 60 -- 41
Tórr Shelly -- 73 -- 42
Torshelly -- 77 -- 42
Trinloist -- 42 -- 41
Tynaherrick -- 25 -- 41
Upper Lenie -- 30 -- 41
Uitrfied Fort -- 51 -- 41
Wester Leadclune -- 69 -- 42
Mealfuarvorie -- 22 -- 41
Adopt the spelling of the Guide Books for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigation to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 4.2.95
Loch Asalaich -- 6 -- 40
(Same Remark as above)
Adopt the spelling of the Guide Books for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigation to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 4.2.95
Inchouachar -- 26 -- 41
(Same Remark as above)
Adopt the spelling of the Guide Books for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigation to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 4.2.95
Inchtellich -- 28 -- 41
(Same Remark as above)
Adopt the spelling of the Guide Books for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigation to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the D.G. [Director General] 4.2.95 |
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