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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| STABLE HOLLOW | Stable Hollow Stable Hollow Stable Hollow Stable Hollow |
A. Forbes Esq A. Mann Mr James McDonald Plan of Culloden Moor Showing the position of the two armies before the battle |
012 | A narrow hollow through which the boundary between this and the parish of Inverness runs, extending in a north eastern direction a few hundred yards west from the Battle Field. It is so named from the circumstances that the horses of the royal army were stabled here the night previous to the battle (Culloden) the houses used for the purpose are on the Inverness side of the boundary line and are occupied. (Though in a deplorable condition) Property of Andrew Forbes Esq. Note- I may mention here that these houses are spoken of as the King's Stable." |
| CULCHUINACH | Culchuinach Culchuinach Culchuinach Culchunaig Culchunac |
A. Forbes Esq Mr A. Mann Mr Forbes, (Proprietor's brother, Culloden. List of County Voters for 1865-66 Plan of Culloden Moor showing the position of the two armies before the battle |
012 | A farmhouse and steading partly slated and partly thatched one storey high, and in fair condition. Property of Arthur Forbes Esq. Culloden House |
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[Page] 23County of Inverness - Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
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