Inverness-shire Mainland volume 20

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Inverness-shire OS Name Books, 1876-1878
  4. Inverness-shire Mainland volume 20
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/17/20/1 DAVIOT AND DUNLICHITY Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and Dunlichity Daviot and ' Dunlichity Daviot and ' Dunlichity Daviot & Dunlichity Daviot Daviot Daviot Daviot New Statistical Account Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald, Daviot Colonel McIntosh, Farr House Mr Kemp Schoolmaster, Daviot Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster Dunlichity Parish Registers Session Records Old Statistical Accounts Registrars Returns for June 1862 Sheriff's List of Parishes Fullarton's Gazetteer Oliver & Boyd's Almanac Philips' County Atlas Ainslie's Map of Scotland 1789. various The parish of Daviot and Dunlichity is in the Presbytery of Inverness, Synod of Moray. The Parish is bounded on the East & partly on the South by the Ph. [Parish] of Moy and Dalarossie; partly on the South by the parish of Boleskine and Abertarff; on the west by the parishes of Dores, part of Inverness, and Croy and Dalcross (Detached;) on the north west by part of the parishes of Inverness and Petty; and on the north east by part of the parish of Croy and Dalcross in the County of Nairn. There are no detached portions of the parish of Daviot and Dunlichity nor are there any detached portions of another parish situated within it. The parish is one whole, entire part, of which three separate portions belong to the County of Nairn and the remainder is in the county of Inverness. Two of these portions which belong to the County of Nairn are situated in the extreme north of the parish, and they are drawn with a portion of Croy and Dalcross parish in the County of Nairn; the other portion is situated in the south of the parish and it forms a detached part No. 4 of the County of Nairn.
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OS1/17/20/3 DAVIOT SCHOOL Daviot School Post Office Daviot School Post Office Daviot School Post Office Daviot School Post Office Revd [Reverend] McDonald Manse Daviot Mr. William Kemp Ph. [Parish] School Mr. Donald McBean land Steward Moy Hall Mr. Donald McGillivary Ph. [Parish] School Dunlichity 012 This is the Parish School a nice Small building one storey high slated and in good repair. The School, Schoolmasters dwelling and Post office are all under the one roof, reading writing arithmetic are taught, average attendance about 40 the post arrives about 5 P.m departs about 8 a.m. the major office is at Inverness.
OS1/17/20/3 POLL AN FHRAOICH Poll an Fhraoich Poll an Fhraoich Poll an Fhraoich Poll an Fhraoich Revd. [Reverend] McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. D. McBean Mr. D. McGillivray 012 This name applies to a very sudden bend in the River Nairn surrounded by steep rocks on all sides. It means the pool of the Heather. The property of MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall. Invernesshire.
OS1/17/20/3 CRAGGIE MILL (Corn) Craggie Mill Craggie Mill Craggie Mill Craggie Mill Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. D. McBean Mr. D. McGillivray 012 A corn mill worked by water power on the burn of Craggie two storeys high slated and in good repair the property of MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall, Invernesshire.
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OS1/17/20/3 [Page] 3 County of Inverness -- Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity Daviot School Post Office [note on page] Referred and in answer to remarks it is stated that Daviot is invariably prefixed to distinguish it from the parish school of Dunlichity both within the same parish.
OS1/17/20/4 MANSE [parish, Daviot] Manse Manse Manse Manse Revd. [Reverend] McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse occupier Mr. William Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr. Donald McBean Land Steward Moy Hall Mr. Donald McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity 012 This is the parish Manse a plain substantial building two storeys high slated and in good repair the attached out offices are one storey slated and also in good repair built in 1763 Property of the Heritors
OS1/17/20/4 DAVIOT CHURCH Church Church Church Church Revd [Reverend] McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. D. McBean Mr. D. McGillivray 012 This is the Parish Church built in 1826 seated for 500 it is a very plain small building with a square tower in the centre of the south end, attached is a good sized Grave yard for the Parish Property of the Heritors
OS1/17/20/4 CNOC AN T-SAGAIRT Cnoc an t-Sagairt Cnoc an t-Sagairt Cnoc an t-Sagairt Cnoc an t-Sagairt Revd. [Reverend] McDonald Mr William Kemp Mr. D. McBean Mr. D. McGillivray 012 This name applies to a small nearly round arable knoll between the Church and Manse, on the Summit of which until a few years ago stood an old Belfry about 3 yards square & about 40 feet high, with the exception of another the only one in Scotland detached from the Church for the purpose It was torn down by a storm- Cnoc an t Sagairt means the Priests Hill
OS1/17/20/4 [Page] 4 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity The two ancient parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity were united in the year 1618; they still retain their own church, Glebe, and School the Minister of Daviot officiating alternately in them every Sunday. In speaking of these churches the inhabitants invariably prefix the name of the ancient parish to the Church and School. [Comment Between Daviot Church and Cnoc an t-Sagairt entries]
OS1/17/20/5 CRAGGIE INN Craggie Inn Craggie Inn Craggie Inn Craggie Inn Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Parish Manse Mr. William Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr. Donald McBean Land Steward Moy Hall Mr. Donald McGillivray [Parish] School Dunlichity 012 This name applies to an Inn and a farm steading, a dwelling house and out offices each one storey high slated and in good repair, the property of Mackintosh of Mackintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/5 CRAGGIE BURN Craggie Burn Craggie Burn Craggie Burn Craggie Burn Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. D. McBean Mr . D. McGillivray 012 ; 013 ; 021 This is a rapid stream flowing out of Loch an Couran; into the River Nairn at Craggie Mill its bed is rocky and shingly its banks rough and broken its course is generally north-east
OS1/17/20/5 BALNACRAIG Balnacraig Balnacraig Balnacraig Balnacraig Balnacraig Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. D. McBean Mr. D. McGillivray Plan of Culloden Moor showing the order of battle of the two armies 012 A farm steading dwelling house and outhouses all one storey high thatched and only in tolerable repair the property of Mackintosh of Mackintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
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OS1/17/20/5 Loch an Couran unclear could be Loch an Cooran.
OS1/17/20/6 MID CRAGGIE Mid Craggie Mid Craggie Mid Craggie Mid Craggie Mid Craggie Mid Craggie Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse Mr. William Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr. Donald McBean Land Steward Moy Hall Mr. Donald McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity Register of County Voters for 1865-66 Plan of Culloden Moor which shows the position of the two Armies before the battle. 012 A Farm Steading dwelling house and out offices each one storey high partly slated and partly thatched in bad repair the property of MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/6 [Page] 6 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity See page 32. [Comment next to General Wade's Military Road List of Names entry which has been crossed out]
OS1/17/20/7 DUN DAVIE Dun Davie Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Mr William Kemp Mr Donald McBean Mr Donald McGillivray 012 This name applies to the Summit of a wooded hill adjacent to the Church of Daviot. the ascent is Regular on all sides but that of the South which is Steep and Rocky, this is about 3 chains long by about one in width of Rock ground on the top. The new Statistical account alludes to it thus "On the urst and close to the Manor of Daviot is a hill Round at the top called Dun Daviot which appears to have been a signal post in former times and Seems to have formed a line of telegraphic communication between Dun Evan near Calder on the east and Dun Dardil on Loch Ness Side on the west and Craig Phadric near Inverness on the north" none at present know anything about it but that it is called Dun Davie. The property of MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/7 EASTER CRAGGIE Easter Craggie Revd. [Reverend] Mr McDonald Ph. [Parish] Manse Mr William Kemp PH. [Parish] School Mr Donald McBean Land Heward Moy Hall Mr Donald McGillivray Ph. [Parish] School Dunlichity 012 A farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses one Storey high partly Slated partly thatched in good repair the property of MacKintosh of Mackintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/7 [Page] 7 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichty [The word Davie has been corrected from Devie with this note] Corrected by the final Examiner. This hill would not be Known by the correct Gaelic for David.
OS1/17/20/8 BLACKCROFT Blackcroft Blackcroft Blackcroft Blackcroft Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse Mr. William Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr Donald McBean Land Steward Moy Hall Mr. Donald McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity 012 A small farm steading or Croft, consisting of a dwelling house and outhouses one storey thatched and in bad repair the property of MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/8 BALVONIE Balvonie Balvonie Balvonie Balvonie Balvonie Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. Donald McBean Mr. Donald McGillivray Register of County Voters 012 A farm steading dwelling house and out houses the former two storeys high & slated the latter one storey high thatched all in very bad repair the property of MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall. Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/8 DAVIOT HOUSE Daviot House Daviot House Daviot House Daviot House Daviot House Daviot House Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. Donald McBean Mr. Donald McGillivray Plan of Culloden Moor showing the position of the two armies before the battle. New Statistical Account 012 A plain square mansion three storeys high slated and only in tolerable repair it was at one time a nice place but at present more like a farm steading with very little ornamental ground about. The out offices stand about a quarter of a mile west of it they are two storeys high slated and in good repair the property of MacKintosh of Mackintosh and the residence of one of the family
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OS1/17/20/9 RIVER NAIRN River Nairn River Nairn River Nairn A. Forbes Esq, Culloden Mr Kemp. Daviot School Revd [Reverend] Mr. McDonald, Daviot various A large rapid stream having its source from the bold and mountainous district lying between Badenoch and the Great Glen, at a point 9 miles in a straight line east from the middle of Loch Ness. Its banks, except in Strathnairn, are very rugged and steep and generally shaded with trees. It falls into the Moray Firth at Nairn after a course, chiefly in a north easterly direction, of about 30 miles.
OS1/17/20/9 Site of CHURCH [Daviott] Site of Church Site of Church Revd. [Reverend] McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse Mr. William Kemp Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster 012 This is the site of the old Church erected about the period of the Reformation, and taken down at the date of the erection of the present Church 1826, it was a very plain building, the ground on which it stood is now used as a burying ground for strangers and was pointed out by the schoolmaster and a very old inhabitant
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OS1/17/20/10 Cancelled, see page 85 for a fuller description
OS1/17/20/11 STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) Stone Circle (Remains of) Mr Kemp Daviot School Mr William Fraser Mid Lairgs Mr McGillivray Dunlichity 020 Situated on the east side of General Wade's Road, a quarter of a mile south from the bridge which spans Midlairgs Burn. It consists of five upright stones of inconsiderable size. It is supposed to be the remains of a Druidical Temple.
OS1/17/20/11 ALLT NA FUAR-GHLAIC 020 This name has been reposted and is now Cancelled. See Allt na Fuar-ghlaic substituted on 6 inch Sheet 20 Name Book
OS1/17/20/11 MIDLAIRGS BURN Midlairgs Burn Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr W. Fraser 020 A pretty large stream rising on the moors south of Mid Lairgs, flowing in a north western direction into Allt na Fuar-ghlaic half a mile from its junction with the Nairn
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OS1/17/20/13 ALLT NA FUAR-GHLAIC 020 ; 031 This name has been reposted and is now Cancelled See Allt na Fuar-ghlaic substituted on 6 inch Sheet 20 Name Book
OS1/17/20/13 MIDLAIRGS BURN Midlairgs Burn Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr W Fraser 020 A pretty large stream rising on the moors south of Mid Lairgs flowing in a north western direction into Allt na Fuar-ghlaic half a mile from its junction with the Nairn
OS1/17/20/13 STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [Midlairgs Burn] Stone Circle (Remains of) Mr Kemp Dviot School Mr William Fraser Mid Lairgs Mr McGillivray Dunlichity 020 Situated on the east side of General Wade's Road, a quarter of a mile south from the bridge which spans Midlairgs Burn. It consists of five upright stones of inconsiderable size. It is supposed to be the remains of Druidical Temple.
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OS1/17/20/14 ACHLASCHOILLE Achlaschoille Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr Finally Smith. Tenant & occupier 020 A farm steading dwelling house and out-houses one storey high, thatched and in bad repair. Property of Samuel Smithson Heighington. Darlington. Co. [County] Durham
OS1/17/20/14 LITTLEMILL Littlemill Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr Finally Smith 020 A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices, one storey high thatched, and in pretty fair condition. Property of Mr McIntosh of McIntosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
OS1/17/20/14 MAINS OF FAILLIE Mains of Faillie Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr Finally Smith 020 A farm-house and steading two storeys high, slated and in excellent condition. Property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighington Darlington Co. [County] Durham
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OS1/17/20/15 BIGMILL Bigmill Mr Kemp Mr Duncan McGillivray Little Mill Mr John McIntosh Little Mill 020 A farm dwelling-house and offices, one storey high, thatched and in pretty fair condition Property of Samuel Smithton Esq. Hieghington, Darlington, Co. [County] Durham
OS1/17/20/15 DALVEALLAN Dalveallan Mr Kemp Mr Donald Forbes Tenant & occupier Mr John McIntosh 020 Two dwelling-houses and farm offices, one storey high, thatched and in bad condition. Property of Mr McGillivray Dunmaglass, Glengarry, Canada West.
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OS1/17/20/16 CULRAN Culran Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr McIntosh Tenant & occupier 020 A dwelling-house and steading, one storey high thatched, and in good condition. Property of Samuel Smithton Esq. Heighington, Darlington, Co. [County] Durham
OS1/17/20/16 GASK MILL (Corn) Gask Mill Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr McIntosh, miller 020 A corn-mill & Kiln, two storeys high, slated and in fai[r] condition. property of Mr McGillivray of Dunmaglass Glengarry Canada West
OS1/17/20/16 NEWTON OF FAILLIE Newton of Faillie Mr Kemp Mr McGillivray Mr John McIntosh Culran 020 A farmhouse and offices one storey high thatched and in tolerable condition. Property of Samuel Smithson Heighington Darlington Co. [County] Durham
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OS1/17/20/17 NEWTON Newton Newton Newton Andrew McIntosh, tenant Mr William Kemp, Schoolmaster and Registrar Daviot Rev Mr McDonald Manse Daviot 012 This name applies to two small dwelling houses, one storey high, thatched and, only in middling repair McIntosh of McIntosh of Moy Hall proprietor.
OS1/17/20/17 EASTER AULTLUGIE Easter Aultlugie Easter Aultlugie Easter Aultlugie Easter Aultlugie Rent Receipt, January 1866 William Noble, tenant Revd Mr McDonald Mr Kemp 012 A farm house one storey high and with offices detached a short distance; the former slated and in excellent repair, the latter thatched and in middling condition McIntosh of McIntosh, proprietor Moy Hall Inverness shire.
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OS1/17/20/18 STONE CIRCLE [Daviot] Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle Mr Noble, Aultlugie Mr McDonald, Manse Mr Kemp Schoolmaster 012 This name applies to what is said to be a Druidical Temple situated about one mile to the north of Daviot church. There are two large upright stones at the southern side, and from these to four stones in the centre, there is a walk formed by small standing stones.
OS1/17/20/18 DAVIOT CASTLE (Remains of) Daviot Castle Daviot Castle Daviot Castle Statistical Account Rev Mr McDonald, Manse Mr Kemp Schoolmaster 012 "At the Mains of Daviot, a seat of the present laird of McIntosh, there still remains a small portion of the ruins of a fort or castle, which is said to have been built by Daviot, Earl, of Crawford in the beginning of the fifteenth century. It had a dry ditch and drawbridge which separated, and secured it from approach by the level ground on the West, and a strong wall on the other side, where the height, and natural declivity of the hill added much to its security. It was a square building, and enclosed an area of 360 yards; had four circular towers, one at every corner, and containing three stories, all slated." vide Stat. Account
OS1/17/20/19 ALLT LUGIE Allt Lugie Allt Lugie Allt Lugie Mr Noble, Auldlugie Mr Kemp Schoolmaster Revd Mr McDonald, Manse 012 A small stream, rising about one mile to the North of Daviot Church, and flowing in a North eastern direction until it falls into the river Nairn about a quarter of a mile to the East of Auldlugie farm house. It is a corrupt gaelic name, and has therefore been anglicised.
OS1/17/20/19 BALLAGGAN Ballaggan Ballaggan Ballaggan Ballagan Mr William Fraser Mr Kemp Mr Rose List of County Voters 1865-66 020 A dwelling-house and offices one storey thatched, in fair condition. Property of Mr McIntosh of Moy Hall.
OS1/17/20/19 LITTLE CRAGGIE Little Craggie Little Craggie Little Craggie Mr William Fraser, tenant Mr Kemp Mr Rose Mid Craggie 020 A farmsteading, slated and in excellent repair. Property of Mr McIntosh, Moy Hall.
OS1/17/20/20 Farquhar's Well 012 For authorities and description see Name Book of the parish of Croy and Dalcross (Detd.) [Detached]
OS1/17/20/20 Leysmuir 012 For authorities and description see Name Book of the parish of Croy and Dalcross (Detd.) [Detached]
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OS1/17/20/21 NAIRNSIDE SCHOOL Nairnside School Nairnside School Nairnside School Aeneas Mackintosh Esq A. Forbes Esq Mr. Kemp 020 A handsome building, situated on Drummossie Muir on the estate of L. Mackintosh Esq. It consists of two schoolrooms and the teachers accommodation. It is unendorsed, but supported principally by Government and school fees. The average number attending is about 60.
OS1/17/20/21 CULCLACHY Culclachy Culclachy Culclachy Culclachy Aeneas Mackintosh Esq proprietor Rev. Mr McDonald Estate Plan Plan of Culloden Moor shewing the position of the two armies before the battle. 020 Two small dwellings, the remains of a farm steading, in miserable condition. Property of Aeneas Mackintosh Esq. of Broomtown.
OS1/17/20/21 FUARAN NA DEIDE Fuaran na Deide Fuaran na Deide Fuaran na Deide Rev. Mr McDonald Mr Kemp A. Forbes Esq. 020 A spring well situated on the north bank of the River Nairn quarter of a mile south from Nairnside House. It is said that the waters of this well possess such qualities as have the power of mitigating the pain arising from toothache. significations 'Toothache Well'.
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OS1/17/20/22 DRUMMOSSIE MUIR Drummossie Muir Drummossie Muir Drummossie Muir Drummossie Moor Drummossie Moor Drummossie Muir A. Forbes Esq Mr Forbes Aeneas Mackintosh Esq Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland Chambers' History of the Rebellion in Scotland dated 1840 012 An elevated tract extending north eastward from there the parish of Croy and Dalcross is intersected by that of Dores to the Castle of Dalcross; a distance probably of 8 miles. It comprehends, within these limits, the chief part of the parish of Croy and Dalcross (Detd), [Detached] the elevated portion of Daviot north of the Nairn, and the south eastern border of Inverness. It consists in arable, wood and moorland, chiefly in the latter, and consequently presents a very bleak and monotonous aspect "Culloden Muir" forms a part of this waste, which part belongs to A. Forbes Esq. the remainder is divided among Mt Baillie Leys, Aeneas Mackintosh Esq. of Broomtown Mackintosh of Mackintosh and Mr McGillivray, Dunmaglass.
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OS1/17/20/23 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."
OS1/17/20/23 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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OS1/17/20/24 CRANMORE Cranmore Cranmore Cranmore Cranmore Aeneas Mackintosh Esq proprietor Rev. Mr McDonald Estate Plan List of County Voters for 1865-66 012 Consists of a farm dwelling house and steading, one storey high, slated and in first rate condition. Property of Aeneas Mackintosh Esq of Broomtown.
OS1/17/20/24 MAINS OF NAIRNSIDE Mains of Nairnside Mains of Nairnside Mains of Nairnside Aeneas Mackintosh Esq Rev. Mr McDonald Estate Plan 012 A very large farmsteading and dwelling-house, two storeys high, slated and in excellent condition. Property of Aeneas Mackintosh Esq Broomtown.
OS1/17/20/25 Site of the BATTLE OF CULLODEN A.D. 1746 Site of the Battle of Culloden Arhur Forbes Esq. Culloden. Mr Forbes, Culloden Rev. [Reverend] Mr McDonald. 012 ; 013 Situated on the north slope and near the east end of the ridge known as Drummossie Muir which rises rather abruptly from the River Nairn and falls gently towards the Moray Firth. The position that the front line of each army occupied when the battle began is shown on traces in yellow- the Royalists on the right, the Highlanders on the left. The Field presents a dreary appearance especially the lower part which is rather undulating and marshy evidently as it was on the 16th April, 1746, the day on which the battle was fought. On an elevated piece of ground, where the principle graves are, a monument to commemorate the [Continued on Page 26] See page for this Cairn [Comment referring to Monument]
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OS1/17/20/26 [Continued from page 25] battle was begun in 1858, D[missing] from some cause was aban[doned] A well is still to be seen near [missing] grave to which it is said D[missing]wounded and dying crawled to quench their thirst- hence [missing] Name " Well of the Dead". (See Name Book of Croy and Dalrcross for this Well) The following is taken from Fullerton's Gaze[tte]. The battle (Culloden) was fought on a ridge of the [Missing] when its general surface begins to incline towa[rd] the river Nairn. A new carriage road has recently [missing] made through ot, which touches the principal Graves at their northern extremity. These graves consist of two or three grass covered mounds slighty above the adjoining heath at the distance 200 or 300 yards from a small patch of corn[missing] and a cluster of cottages, between which and them a marshy hollow intervenes. Before reaching them, the Castle of Dalcoss, which had been rising [as a] square massive farm a little to the west of a wood terminates the m[missing]the east disappears from the view, and shortly afterwards, in the very opposite direction pine clad corridal summit of Dun Daviot come in sight, closing in the vista on the south [missing]
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OS1/17/20/27 CULLODEN MUIR Culloden Muir Culloden Muir Culloden Muir Culloden Moor Arthur Forbes Esq. Culloden House C. Fraser Mackintosh Mr William Cameron Plan of Culloden Moor shewing the position of the two armies before the battle 012 ; 013 A large tract of arable and woodland situated about four miles east of Inverness and divided into two districts called Easthill and Westhill. It is on the ridge known as Drummossie Muir on which the Battle of Culloden was fought 16th April 1746. A. Forbes Esq. is the sole proprietor of this tract.
OS1/17/20/27 WESTHILL Westhill Westhill Westhill A. Forbes Esq. Mr. William Cameron A. Mann 012 ; 013 A district consisting of arable and moorland situated on and forming part of Culloden Muir. Property of Arthur Forbes Esq. Culloden House.
OS1/17/20/28 CAIRN (Erected in 1858 to commemorate the Battle of Culloden) Cairn Erected in 1858 to commemorate the Battle Cairn Erected in 1858 to commemorate the Battle Cairn Erected in 1858 to commemorate the Battle A. Forbes Esq. Mr Forbes Mr McDonald 013 This Cairn stands at the centre of the Site of the Battle of Culloden, which event it is intended to commemorate In 1858 it was commenced by Mr Forbes but was abandoned before it had reached Six feet above the foundation. Mr Forbes purposes to erect an Obelisk immediately its site the design of which is now prepared The following is the only inscription on the Cairn:- "Culloden 1745 - 1858"
OS1/17/20/28 CASSIE BURN Cassie Burn Cassie Burn Cassie Burn Mr John Bain Drummore Hugh Fraser, Clava Factor Mr Kemp, Daviot Schoolmaster, 013 This stream is formed by the confluence of the Hollow Burn and Allt Cromachan at the farm of Drummore of Clava whence it flows in a north easterly course to where Allt Càrn a' Ghrantaich falls into Allt Ruadh.
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OS1/17/20/29 STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) [Culloden Muir] Stone Circle (Remains of) Stone Circle (Remains of) Stone Circle (Remains of) A. Forbes Esq. Mr Forbes Mr Kemp 013 Situated about ½ a mile south of the Battle Field. It consists of three stones two of which are standing, though not very erectly, the other is lying partially imbedded in the earth. They are rough unhewn boulders, bearing no marks of the hammer or chisel: and are not of as considerable dimensions as those of Clava which is situated about ½ a mile distant. It is supposed to be the remains of Druidical Temple.
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OS1/17/20/30 BLACKTOWN Blacktown Aeneas Mackintosh Esq. M. Kemp Estate Plan 013 A farmhouse and office[s] in a ruinous condition, one s[torey] high, partly thatched and part[ly] slated. Property of Aeneas Mackin[tosh] Esq. of Broomtown.
OS1/17/20/30 FUARAN MAC BHRIC Fuaran MacBhreac A. Forbes Esq Rev [Reverend] M McDonald M Kemp 013 This name applies to a [missing] on the farm of Blacktown, p[rop]erty of L. Maackintosh Esq. The signification is the "S[missing] Son's Well"
OS1/17/20/30 MILL OF CULCHUINACH (Corn) Mill of Culchuinach (corn) A. Forbes Esq Mr Forbes Mr Kemp 013 A cornmill, farmhouses [and] offices, one storey high, tha[tched] and in fair condition. Prop[erty] of A. Forbes Esq, Culloden [missing] Invernesshire
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OS1/17/20/31 DALMAGEACHAN Dalmageachan Dalmageachan Dalmageachan Dalmageachan Dalmageachan Revd [Reverend] Mr. McDonald Daviot Manse Mr. W. Kemp Daviot Ph. [Parish School] Mr. D. McGillivray Dunlichty Ph [Parish] School Rent Receipt 1866 and Mr. Donald McPhail tenant List of County Voters for 1865-66 A Farm Steading dwelling house and farm offices each one storey high thatched and in good repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighinton Darlington Co [County] Durham.
OS1/17/20/31 WESTER LAIRGS Wester Lairgs Wester Lairgs Wester Lairgs Wester Lairgs Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Mr William Kemp Mr Donald McGillivray Mr Donald McBean 020 A large new farm Steading one of the best for miles around, consisting of a dwelling house (apart from the Steading,) Managers dwelling outoffices from one to two storeys high all Slated and in very good repair the property of Mr McGillvray Dunmaglass Glengarry Canada West
OS1/17/20/31 [Page] 31 County of Inverness -- Parish of daviot & Dunlichity Allt Chùl [crossed out] This name has been referred and is now cancelled. See name Book for 6 inch sheet 20 for the name Allt na Laurig substituted in the place of Allt Chùl.
OS1/17/20/32 TOMBRECK Tombreck Tombreck Tombreck Tombreck Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Daviot Manse Mr William Kemp Parish School Daviot Mr Donald McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity Rent Receipt 1867 and Mr John McPhail Tenant 020 An old farm Steading a dwelling house and farm offices, one Storey high thatched and in bad repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighington Darlington Co. [County] Durham
OS1/17/20/32 GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD General Wade's Military Road General Wade's Military Road General Wade's Military Road Mr Kemp A. Forbes Esq Mr William Fraser 012 ; 020 ; 021 This old road appears in the parish with few interuptions. It extends north westward from Many spaces, with a high arch, The river Nairn, and crosses Drummossie Muir on its way to Inverness Some parts of the road are well Kept up, but others are altogether neglected - from Faillie Bridge, South there is an in an interuption in the road for about 25 chains.
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OS1/17/20/33 BALNAFOICH Balnafoich Balnafoich Balnafoich Balnafoich Revd [Reverend] McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse Mr W.Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr D. McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity Rent Receipt 1866 020 This name applies to a farm Steading dwelling house and two cottages adjacent all and each one Storey high thatched and in tolerable repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq Heighington. Darlington. Co. [County] Durham
OS1/17/20/33 NEWLANDS Newlands Newlands Newlands Newlands Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Mr W. Kemp Mr D. McGillivray Rent Receipt 1866 020 A Small new farm Steading dwelling house and outhouse one Storey high in good repair and thatched the property of Mrs McGillivray. Dumnaglass, Glengarry, Canada West.
OS1/17/20/33 BLARBUIE Blarbuie Blarbuie Blarbuie Blarbuie Revd [Reverend] McDonald Mr William Kemp Mr Donald McGillivray Rent Receipt 1865 020 An old farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses one Storey high thatched and in bad repair the property of MacIntosh of MacIntosh Moy Hall
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OS1/17/20/34 BALNUILT Balnuilt Balnuilt Balnuilt Balnuilt Rev. Mr. Donald Parish Manse Mr. W. Kemp Parish School Mr. D. McGillivray Parish School Dunlichty Rent Receipt 020 This is a farm steading dwelling house and out-houses one storey high thatched and only in tolerable repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighinton Darlington Co Durham.
OS1/17/20/34 BEACHAN Beachan Beachan Beachan Beachan Beachan Rev Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. Donald McGillivray Mr. Donald McBean Land Steward Moy Hall R. Receipt and Mr. John McIntosh occupier 020 A good sized farm steading dwelling house outoffices and a cottage each one storey high thatched and in very good repair the property of Mackintosh of Mackintosh Moy Hall.
OS1/17/20/34 FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Beachan] Free Church School Free Church School Free Church School Rev Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. D. McGillivray 020 This is a Free Church School; teachers dwelling and school under one roof, one storey high slated and in good repair. Average attendance about 35, reading writing grammar and arithmetic taught, on the property of Colonel McIntosh Farr House.
OS1/17/20/35 DALVOURN Dalvourn Dalvourn Dalvourn Dalvourn Rev. Mr. McDonald parish manse Mr. W. Kemp parish school Mr. D. McGillivray parish school Dunlichty Rent Receipt and Mr. John McIntosh tenant 020 A neat farm steading dwelling house and out-offices one storey high thatched and in very good repair the property of Colonel Mackintosh Farr House.
OS1/17/20/36 INVERURIE LODGE Inverurie Lodge Mr Smithson proprietor 020 A neat villa residence, two storeys high, in the course of erection; the property and residence of Mr Smithson.
OS1/17/20/37 HILTON Hilton Hilton Hilton Rev Mr. McDonald parish manse Mr. W. Kemp parish school Mr. D. McGillivray parish school Dunlichty 020 A small farm steading dwelling house and outhouses one storey high thatched and in very bad repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighinton, Darlington, Co Durham.
OS1/17/20/37 STONE CIRCLES [Hilton] Stone Circles Stone Circles Stone Circles Stone Circles Stone Circles Stone Circles Rev Mr. McDonald Mr. William Kemp Mr. Donald McGillivray Mr. Donald McBain 020 This name applies to what is locally believed to be a Druidical temple. It consists of two stone circles about 20 feet apart; the inner one is about 70 feet in diameter formed of rude stone boulders about 2 feet high and so close to each other that it looks like a fence; the outer circle consists of 10 upright stones about 4 feet high and with exception of one large stone at the south-west which is a remarkable object; they are all about the same size and shape but not equidistant; the large stone is about 10 feet high and about the same in width at the base and drawing to a sharp point at the top in shape slab like and seen at a long distance.
OS1/17/20/38 GASK BURN Gask Burn Gask Burn Gask Burn Gask Burn Rev. Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. D. McGillivray Mr. D. McBean Land Steward Moy Hall 020 This is a stream flowing out of the south-east end of Loch Bunachton in an easterly direction for half a mile thence in a southerly diretion till it falls into the Nairn adjacent to and north of Beachan farm, its banks are low and partly wooded for a distance from the River Nairn.
OS1/17/20/38 KNOCKNASHENISH Knocknashenish Knocknashenish Knocknashenish Knocknashenish Rev Mr. McDonald parish manse Mr. W. Kemp parish school Mr. D. McGillivray Parish School Dunlichty Rent Receipt 1866 and Mr. James Smith tenant 020 A small farm steading dwelling house and outoffices one storey high thatched and in tolerable repair the property ofSamuel Smithson Esq. Heighington, Darlington Co Durham.
OS1/17/20/38 LOCH BUNACHTON Loch Bunachton Loch Bunachton Loch Bunachton Loch Bunachton Rev. Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. D. McGillivray Mr. James Smith Knocknashenish 020 This is a shallow fresh water Loch about a half a mile long and about a quarter of a mile wide, its shore is low and level. It receives one or two small streams. Situated partly in the Parish of Dores and partly in Daviot and Dunlichty Parish the property of Mackintosh of Mackintosh, Mr. Noble and others.
OS1/17/20/39 ACHNAGROUGH Achnagrough Achnagrough Achnagrough Achnagrough Rev. Mr. McDonald Parish Manse Mr. William Kemp Parish School Mr. Donald McGillivray Parish School Dunlichty Rent Receipt 1866 020 An old farm steading dwelling house and outhouses each one storey high thatched and in tolerable repair the property of Mr. McGillivray Dunmaglass Glengarry, Canada West
OS1/17/20/39 CLOUGHMOR Cloughmor Cloughmor Cloughmor Cloughmor Rev. Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. D. McGillivray Rent Receipt 1866 020 A farm steading dwelling house a smithy and cottage each one storey high thatched in tolerable repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighington, Darlington, Co Durham.
OS1/17/20/39 GASK Gask Gask Gask Gask Rev. Mr. McDonald Mr. W. Kemp Mr. D. McGillivray Rent Receipt 1865 020 A very small farm steading dwelling house and out houses one storey high thatched and in bad repair the property of Mr. McGillivray Dunmaglass, Glengarry, Canada West.
OS1/17/20/40 EASTER CAULAN Easter Caulan Easter Caulan Easter Caulan Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse Mr Willian Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr Donald McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity 020 A Small farm Steading dwelling house and outhouse one Storey high thatched and in bad repair the property of Samuel Smithson Esq. Heighington Darlington Co. [County] Durham.
OS1/17/20/40 CAULAN Caulan Caulan Caulan Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Mr W. Kemp Mr D. McGillivray 020 A Small farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses one Storey high thatched and in tolerable repair the property of Mr McGillivray Dunmaglass, Glengarry, Canada West.
OS1/17/20/40 CARR BÀN Carr Bàn Carr Bàn Carr Bàn Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Mr W. Kemp Mr D. McGillivray 020 A large extent of low flat Moss lying along Ph [Parish] Boundary on the North-West joining the Phs [Parishes] of Inverness & Dores it Supplies peat-fuel for the most of the district all round - the peats are of a bad quality - Soft and Spongy. It means the White Moss the property of S. Smithton. Mr McGillivray Dumnaglass, by Inverness. and others.
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OS1/17/20/41 MAINS OF GASK Mains of Gask Mains of Gask Mains of Gask Mains of Gask Rev. McDonald Parish Manse Mr. W. Kemp Parish School Mr. D. McGillivray Parish School Dunlichty List of County Voters for 1865-66 020 A good sized farm steading dwelling house and out-offices partly slated and partly thatched from one to two storeys high and in good repair, the property of Mr. McGillivray, Dumnaglass, Glengarry, Canada West.
OS1/17/20/42 CLACH AN AIRM Clach an Airm Clach an Airm Clach an Airm Clach an Airm Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Ph [Parish] Manse Mr William Kemp Ph [Parish] School Mr Donald McGillivray Ph [Parish] School Dunlichity Mr William McBean Cloughmor 020 This name applies to a Standing Stone about 4 feet high, as many wide, and about 8 inches thick, slablike, to which is attached the tradition that when any of the Highland Men going to the battle of Culloden passed by it they made it their business to Sharpen their Swords &c on it, this stone hone is called Clach an Airm Meaning army stone.
OS1/17/20/42 WESTER CAULAN Western Caulan Western Caulan Western Caulan Revd [Reverend] Mr McDonald Mr W. Kemp Mr D. McGillivray 020 A Small farm Steading dwelling house and outhouses one storey high thatched and in tolerable repair the property of Mr McGillivray Dunmaglass Glengarry Canada West
OS1/17/20/42 [Page] 42 County of Inverness -- Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity [note] Clach nan Arm Stone of the arms or weapons?
OS1/17/20/43 LAIRGINDOUR Lairgindour Lairgindour Lairgindour Lairgandour Rent Receipt Mr. Andrew Sutherland tenant Mr. Kemp Schoolmaster List of County Voters 020 A farm house one storey high, with spacious office attached, the former slated the latter thatched, the whole in good repair. McIntosh of McIntosh of Moy Hall Inverness-shire proprietor.
OS1/17/20/43 THE TORR The Torr The Torr The Torr Mr. Sutherland Lairgindour Mr. Fraser Scatraig Mr. Kemp, Schoolmaster 020 This name is applied to small hillock, situated a short distance West of Lairgindour farm house, and being one of the most prominent of a range of small hills which run parallel to, and on the East side of the River Nairn.
OS1/17/20/44 BALNAFROIG Balnafroig Balnafroig Balnafroig Balnafroig Mr Barron, Midcraggie County Valuation Roll Mr Kemp Schoolmaster List of County Voters 1865-66 020 A small dwelling house, one storey high, thatched, and only in middling repair. There was formerly a small farm attached, but it is now joined to Midcraggie. Property of McIntosh of McIntosh, Moy Hall, Inverness-shire.
OS1/17/20/44 DAVIOT BRIDGE Daviot Bridge Daviot Bridge Daviot Bridge Mr Reid, Road Surveyor, Essoch Mr Kemp, Schoolmaster, Daviot Rev Mr McDonald, Manse Daviot 020 A stone bridge of one arch, crossing the River Nairn, about a half mile South of Daviot Church, over which, the road from Inverness to Perth crosses, and about 7 miles distant from the former place. It is a County Bridge.
OS1/17/20/44 SCATRAIG Scatraig Scatraig Scatraig Valuation Roll Rent Receipt Mr John Fraser, tenant 020 A farm house, one storey high, with numerous offices attached, thatched and in middling repair. McIntosh of McIntosh of Moy Hall, Inverness-shire proprietor.
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OS1/17/20/45 CLACHAN Clachan Clachan Clachan Mr D MacKenzie Tenant Mr D. McGillivray Schoolmaster. Farr Mr J. Fraser. Farr. 020 Applies to a Crofter's dwelling house and offices. they are one story in height and in ordinary repair Property of the McIntosh of McIntosh Moy Hall. Co. [County] InverneSS.
OS1/17/20/45 BALLINTUIM Ballintuinn Ballintuinn Ballintuinn Mr D MacKenzie Mr D MacGillivray Mr J Fraser 020 Applies to a Crofters dwelling house one story thatched in in ordinary repair. Property of Charles Stewart Esqr. of Brin, & The Castle, InverneSS
OS1/17/20/45 CHURCH [Dunlichity] Church Church Church Mr D MacKenzie Mr D MacGillivray Mr J Fraser 020 This is the Established Church of Dunlichity It was rebuilt 1769 and is seated for 300 persons. Divine Service is held in it occasionally during the ssummer months by the Minister of Daviot. The Church is built in the Centre of the graveyard Ground which a substantial stone wall has been recently erected. The expense of which and all other repairs connected with the church are defrayed by the heritors of both Parishes.
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OS1/17/20/46 GLEBE [Dunlichity] Glebe Glebe Mr D MacKenzie Mr. D MacGillivray Mr. J Fraser 020 This is the Glebe attached to the Established Church. It consists partly of arable & rough pasture a substantial stone wall encloses the northern part of it
OS1/17/20/46 AN EITIGHEACH An Eitigheach An Eitigheach An Eitigheach An Eirigheach Mr D. Fraser Milton Mr Matheson, Schoolmaster Mr D. Whyte Schoolmaster Mr McDonald Schoolmaster Bunachton 020 This name is applied to a small stream which rises a short distance north east of Creag a' Chlachain, and running in a northerly direction for nearly a mile when it enters Loch Bunachton. It forms part of the boundary between the parishes of Dores, and Daviot and Dunlichity. It means the Gullet or Windpipe.
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OS1/17/20/47 GLAC RATCH Glac Ratch Glac Ratch Glac Ratch Mr D. Fraser, Milton Mr D. Fraser Knockbuie Mr Matheson Schoolmaster Farr 020 This is a small hollow which lies about a quarter of a mile to the north of Dunlichity church and at the eastern base of Creag a' chlachain, It is an anglicised gaelic name It on the property of The MacKintosh Moy Hall. Co. [County] InverneSS.
OS1/17/20/47 CREAGAN A' BHEALAICH Creagan a' Bhealaich Creagan a' Bhealaich Creagan a' Bhealaich Mr D. Fraser, Milton Mr D. Fraser Knockbuie Mr D. Whyte, 020 This name is given to a few small rocks which lie at the eastern side of Glac Ratch, and about 200 yard north of Dunlichity church. It is on the estate of The Mackintosh It means small rocks of the pass
OS1/17/20/47 CREAG AN REITHE Creag an Reithe Creag an Reithe Creag an Reithe Mr Mathieson, Schoolmaster Mr D. Fraser, Milton Mr D. Whyte 020 This is a small craig on the rige which divides, Bunachton from Strath Nairn, and which is situated about half a mile north east of Dunlichity church It is on the estate of The Mackintosh of Moy Hall It means Ram's Craig
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OS1/17/20/47 [Page] 47 County of Inverness -- Daviot & Dunlichity parish Creag an Reithe [note] This name only applies to the Craig and not to a Hill.
OS1/17/20/48 CREAG A' CHLACHAIN Creag a' Chlachain Creag a' Chlachain Creag a' Chlachain Mr. D. Fraser, Milton of Tordarroch Mr. D. Fraser, Knockbui Mr. D. Whyte, Schoolmaster Culaird Dores 020 This is a large hill, very rocky, and having several craigs on its south and eastern slope, and which is situated a short distance to the west of Dunlichty church, and part of which lies in the parish of Dores. It is partly on the estate of The Mackintosh of Moy Hall. It means, Craig of the Churchyard.
OS1/17/20/48 CAIRN GOLLAN Cairn Gollan Cairn Gollan Mr McDonald, Schoolmaster Mr. D. Fraser, Milton 020 This is a small hill, covered with heather, situated about a quarter of a mile to the west of Clach na Faire, and the top of which forms part of the boundary between this and Dores parish. It is an anglicised gaelic name.
OS1/17/20/48 CLACH NA FAIRE Clach na Faire Clach na Faire Clach na Faire Mr. D. Fraser, Milton Mr. D. Fraser. Knockbui Mr D Whyte Schoolmaster 020 This name is given to a large round stone which lies on the top of Creag a' Chlachain, from which an extensive view is obtained. Formerly it was used as a place from which the approach of an enemy could be signalled; hence the name. It stands on the boundary betwixt this and the parish Dores. It means the Watching Stone.
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OS1/17/20/49 RIVER FARNACK River Farnack Mr. D. McGillivray Mr. D. McIntosh Mr. J. Matheson 020 ; 031 This stream is formed by the junction of Uisge Dubh and Allt Beag a short distance north west of Lynroich, it then flows in a northerly direction until it joins the River Nairn about 3/4 of a mile north of the Free Church
OS1/17/20/49 ALLT A' CHLACHAIN Allt a' Chlachain Allt a' Chlachain Allt a' Chlachain Mr D. Whyte, Schoolmaster, Culaird Mr A. MacKintosh, Easter Town Mr Angus MacKintosh, Balnaclach 020 ; 031 This name is applied to a considerable stream which flows from Loch a' Chlachain in a north easterly direction until it joins the River Nairn. It signifies Burn of the Church Yard.
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OS1/17/20/50 STONE CIRCLE [Croftcroy] Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle Mr Matheson Schoolmaster Mr McGillivray FC [Free Church] Schoolmaster Mr. J. Fraser Farr 020 This is a small stone circle situated at the end of one of the office houses of Croftcroy. It forms a complete circle, and is composed of 16 stones, 13 of which are standing, and average about 2 feet high, the remainder are lying, and partly broken, there is a narrow passage, composed of upright stones, about a foot high, which curves when near the centre, and which nearly divides the circle into two equal parts, many of the standing stones have large pieces broken off, and it is said that stones have been taken out of the circle to build some of the houses near, It is on the Estate of Captain McIntosh of Farr
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OS1/17/20/51 ACHVANERAN Achvaneran Achvaneran Achvaneran James Fraser Tenant John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Farr Valuation Roll 1869-70 020 An ordinary sized farm house with offices attached, one storey high thatched and in good repair. Property of McIntosh of McIntosh Moy Hall Co [County] Inverness.
OS1/17/20/51 TORDARROCH Tordarroch Tordarroch Tordarroch Rent Receipt Donald McIntosh Tenant Donald McGillivray E C [Established Church] School 020 A large farm house, with numerous out houses attached, The former is slated, and in very good repair, the latter thatched and in fair repair the dwelling house is two stories high McIntosh of McIntosh proprietor Moy Hall
OS1/17/20/51 TORDARROCH BRIDGE Tordarroch Bridge Tordarroch Bridge Tordarroch Bridge Donald McIntosh Tordarroch Donald McGillivray E, [Established] School John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Farr 020 A stone bridge of one arch, spanning the river Nairn, situated near Tordarroch farm house, from which it takes its name It was built, and is kept in repair, by and at the expense of the county
OS1/17/20/51 FREE CHURCH [Tordarroch] Free Church Free Church Free Church Donald McGillivray E.C [Established Church] School John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Farr Donald McIntosh Tordarroch 020 A large substantial building, built principally of free stone, of an oblong shape, and situated at the side of the road which runs through Strath Nairn to Craggie Inn, 4 miles from the latter place, It is slated, and kept in excellent condition It is on the estate of the MacKintosh of Moy Hall and was built in 1859 and seated for 650.
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OS1/17/20/52 CRASK Crask Crask Crask James McIntosh Tenant Mr Donald McGillivray Established School Farr John Matheson F.C, [Free Church] Farr 020 This name is applied to a small farm house, with offices attached one storey high, thatched, and in ordinary repair McIntosh of McIntosh proprietor Moy Hall Co. [County] Inverness.
OS1/17/20/52 POLCHOR Polchor Polchor Polchor Donald McGillivray E.S. [Established School] Finley Smith Lagmore John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School 020 A Crofters house, one storey high thatched and in very indifferent repair. McIntosh of McIntosh, Moy Hall Proprietor
OS1/17/20/52 LAGMORE Lagmore Lagmore Lagmore Finley Smith Tenant Donald McGillivray E. [Established] School John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Farr 020 Applies to a small crofters house one storey high, thatched and in fair repair. McIntosh of McIntosh proprietor
OS1/17/20/52 BALNABODACH Balnabodach Balnabodach Balnabodach Donald McGillivray E, [Established] School John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Farr Donald McIntosh, Tardonoch 020 Two cotters houses, one storey high thatched and in ordinary repair McIntosh of McIntosh Proprietor
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OS1/17/20/53 CRAIG LAGMORE Craig Lagmore Craig Lagmore Craig Lagmore Finly Smith, Lagmore Mr Mathieson, Schoolmaster Mr D, McIntosh, Tordarroch 020 This is a small creag, which lies a short distance to the west of Lagmore farm house, from which it is named, and about an eight of a mile north of Craig Polchor, It is steep and rocky on its Eastern face, It is on the estate of the Mackintosh Moy Hall. Co. [County] Inverness.
OS1/17/20/53 STONE CIRCLE [Tordarroch] Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle Mr Matheson Schoolmaster Mr McGillivray F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster Mr McIntosh, Tordarroch 020 This name is given to two concentric circles, said to be druidical, situated in an arable field attached to Tordarroch. The outer circle is composed of six large standing stones, the highest of which appears to be about 7 or 8 feet above ground; the inner circle is compose of 12 stones 8 of which are lying, and four standing, the latter being about two feet above ground. It is on the Estate of the Mackintosh
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OS1/17/20/54 CRAIG POLCHOR Craig Polchor Mr Matheson, Schoolmaster Mr D. Fraser, Milton Mr James McIntosh, Crask 020 This name is applied to a bold craig, much broken, and very steep on its Eastern face, and situated a few yards to the west of Polchor farmhouse, from which its name is taken, It is on the property of The Mackintosh of Moy Hall, and is an Anglicised name.
OS1/17/20/54 CRAOBH SGITHEACH Craobh Sgitheach Mr D. Fraser, Milton Mr Matheson, Schoolmaster Mr D. Whyte Schoolmaster 020 This name is given to a small round hill, situated immediately behind Crask farm house, and a short distance to the West of Craig Polchor, It means Tree of the Hawthorn It is on the estate of The Mackintosh of Moy Hall Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/54 CREAG SHOILLEIR Creag Shoilleir Mr D. Fraser, Milton of Tordarroch Mr Matheson, Schoolmaster, Farr Mr D Whyte, Schoolmaster Culaird Dores 020 This name is given to a small hill, rather craggy on its Eastern side, and situated about a quarter of a mile north of Crask farm house, It means the Bright Craig
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OS1/17/20/55 MANSE [Free Church, Tordarroch] Manse Manse Manse Donald McGillivary E. [Established] School John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Farr Donald McIntosh Tordarroch 020 One story high slated and in excellent repair. McIntosh of McIntosh proprietor
OS1/17/20/55 SCHOOL [Tordarroch] School School School Donald McGillivary School Master John Matheson F.C. [Free Church] School Donald McIntosh Tordarroch 020 This is the Parish School, one story high, slated, and in very good repair, the branches taught are ordinary branch of English including Latin, the average attendance is 20, It is supported by the heritors and School fees McIntosh of McIntosh proprietor Moy Hall. Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/55 CROFTCROY Croftcroy Croftcroy Croftcroy Croftcroy Rent Receipt William Smith Tenant Donald McGillvary E. [Established] School John Matheson F,C, [Free Church] School 020 A small farm house one story high thatched, and in ordinary repair Property of Captain McIntosh Farr House Co [County] Inverness
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OS1/17/20/56 BALD00 Baldoo Baldoo Baldoo Mr, D, McIntosh, Tordarroch Mr, D, McGillivray, Schoolmaster Mr John Matheson Schoolmaster 020 This name applies to a small farm house, one story high, having offices attached; the whole being thatched, and only in middling order, The MacKintosh of Moy Hall propr [Proprietor] Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/56 ALLT AN SPÀRDAIN For Authorities and Description See Name Book of 6 inch Sheet 20
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OS1/17/20/57 AN DUBH-LOCHAN An Dubh-Lochan Mr D. White Mr Fraser Mr McIntosh 030 This is a small loch, surrounded by a marsh, which lies near the East end of Loch Ruthven, and between it, and Loch a'Choire, It means The Black small loch
OS1/17/20/57 CREAG A' CHAIT Creag a'Chait Mr. D. White Mr Fraser Mr McIntosh 030 This name is applied to a small Knoll, very rocky on its south side, and lying near the north side of Dubh-lochan I[t] means the cats creag It is on the property of C Stewart Esqr of Brin
OS1/17/20/57 TOM NA H-IOLAIRE Tom na h-Iolaire Mr. D. White Mr Fraser Dalcrombie Mr McIntosh, Tullich 030 This is a small hill covered with heather lying a short distance to the south of Creag Dhearg, and about half a mile east of Dalcrombie It means the Eagle's hill
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OS1/17/20/58 CREAG DHEARG Creag Dhearg Creag Dhearg Creag Dhearg Mr D White, Schoolmaster Cullaird, Mr Fraser, Dalcrombie Mr McIntosh, Tullich 030 This is a large hill, having a precipitous craig on its eastern side, and forming the commencement of the range of hills which separate Loch Ruthven, from Loch Dùn na Suilcheig, It is almost entirely on the property of C Stewart Esqr of Brin It means "Red Craig"
OS1/17/20/58 LOCH A' CHOIRE Loch a' Choire Loch a' Choire Loch a' Choire Mr, D, White, Schoolmaster Mr Fraser, Dalcrombie Mr, McIntosh, Tullich 030 This is a considerable sized loch, situated in a cup-shaped corry, lying at the eastern base of Creag Dhearg, It is remarkable for its great depth, and for its fine fish It signifies, Loch of the Corry
OS1/17/20/58 ALLT BREAC Allt Breac Allt Breac Allt Breac Mr, D, White Mr Fraser Mr McIntosh 030 This is a small mountain stream, nearly a mile in length, which rises in the hills to the East of Loch a' Choire and falls into that Loch, at its north eastern end It means Trout Stream
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OS1/17/20/59 ALLT BAILE MHUILINN Allt Bàile' Mhuilinn Allt Bàile' Mhuilinn Allt Bàile' Mhuilinn Mr. D, White Mr. Fraser Mr McIntosh 030 This name is given to a small stream, nearly a mile in length, which runs out of Loch a Choire, passing near An Dubh-Lochan, and enters Loch Ruthven near its eastern end, and about half a mile west of Tullich farm house, It means the stream of the Mill town.
OS1/17/20/59 [Page] 59 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity Cancelled here and Copied into 6 inch Name Book of Sheet 30. [Comment underneath Coillemore entry which has been crossed out]
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OS1/17/20/61 TULLICH Tullich Revd. [Reverend] A. Macgillivray Epis. [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn Duncan McGillivray Schoolmaster Croachy D, McGillivray Achneem 030 ; 031 Is applied to two Small one Storied Farmhouses, with Suitable officehouses; also a one storied cottar house all are thatched and in ordinary repair MacIntosh of Moy hall proprietor
OS1/17/20/61 [Page] 61 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity This name is written on Plan in accordance with Instructions Received from Captain Parsons R.E. [Royal Engineers] F.R.S. ]Fellow of the Royal Society]
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OS1/17/20/63 STAC GORM Stac Gorm Stac Gorm Stac Gorm Mr. D, White, Cullaird Revd [Reverend] Mr McGillivray Mr D McIntosh Lyneriach 030 This name is applied to the most eastern, and most conspicuous end of Craig Ruthven, It is entirely composed of rocks, and forms one of the boldest features in the strath It signifies the Blue Rock
OS1/17/20/63 GLAC A' MUIGH Glac a' Muigh Glac a' Muigh Glac a' Muigh Mr D. White Mr D McIntosh Revd [Reverend] Mr McGillivray 030 This is a narrow hollow, extending from the bottom of Stac Gorm to Stac an Eich, and enclosed on the north and south side by large precipitous rocks It means the outward hollow It is on the property of the MacKintosh
OS1/17/20/63 SREANG MHEADHONACH Sreang Mheadhonach Sreang Mheadhonach Sreang Mheadhonach Mr. D, White Mr McIntosh Revd [Reverend] McGillivray 030 This is the middle one of three rocky narrow ridges, which run out from Stact Gorm; this being the middle one, and lies on the north side of Glac Muigh, It is on the property of the MacKintosh of Moy Hall It means Middle String or Ridge
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OS1/17/20/64 CLACH NA BOINEID Clach na Boineid Clach na Boineid Clach na Boineid Mr. D, White, Culaird Mr McIntosh, Tullich Mr McGillivray, Dalriach 030 This is a name applied to a large rock, lying on the surface of the ground, near the east end of Loch Ruthven It is so names, [Named] from it being capped by a large tuft of heather, It means the Bonnet stone,
OS1/17/20/64 CRAIG RUTHVEN Craig Ruthven Craig Ruthven Craig Ruthven Mr D McIntosh, Lyneriach Mr D McGillivray, Dalriach Revd [Reverend] Mr McGillivray, Tomitoul 030 This is a very larg, [Large] and very long Craig which lies between Loch Ruthven and Stath Nairn It lies to the sout, [South] runs parallel, and extends nearly the whole lent [Length] of Loch Ruthven, It is an anglicised gaelic name, It belongs to several proprietors and is on the Boundary between the parishes of Dores, & Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/64 [Page] 64 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity Cancelled here, but copied into 1/2500 Name Book of Dores Parish. [Comment underneath Caochan nam Breac entry which has been crossed out
OS1/17/20/65 STAC AN EICH Stac an Eich Stac an Eich Stac an Eich Revd [Reverend] A, McGillivray Mr, D, McIntosh Mr, D, White 030 This is a large prominent rock lying at the east end of Craig Ruthven, and between it and Rumach Ghorm some time ago , a horse fell over this rock, hence the name, It is about 150 feet high, and is on the property of the MacKintosh of Moy Hall It means, the Horse's Rock
OS1/17/20/65 CREAG AN EIDHEIN Creag an Eidhein Creag an Eidhein Creag an Eidhein Mr D. McIntosh, Lynrich Mr. D, White Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray 030 ; 042 This is a rocky prominent ridge which juts out from Craig Ruthven, towards Strath Nairn, and ends near Lynrich farm house, It is on the property of the MacKintosh It means Creag of the Ivy
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OS1/17/20/66 CREAG AN AODAINN Creag an Aodainn Mr. D. White Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr D.McIntosh 030 This is a large prominent rock on Craig Ruthven, and situated at the head of Coire Riabhack, It means Craig of the Face
OS1/17/20/66 FÉITH DHUBH Féith Dhubh Revd. [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr. D. White Mr. D. McIntosh 030 ; 042 This is a small stream 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 near Tynrich farm house, It means Black Stream
OS1/17/20/66 RUMACH GORM Rumach Ghorm Revd. [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr D McIntosh Mr D White 030 This is a large marsh lying between Stac an Eich and Tynrich farm house It was formerly much larger, but is now partly drained It means Blue Marsh It is on the property of McIntosh of McIntosh
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OS1/17/20/67 TORR MOR Tòrr Mòr Tòrr Mòr Tòrr Mòr Mr McIntosh, Tullich Mr, D, White Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray 030 This name is given to a a large knoll, covered partly by birch trees, and partly by heather, It is situated on the northern shore of Loch Ruthven and within half a mile of its Eastern end, It is a gaelic name, which signifies Big Knowe, It is entirely on the property of C, Stuart Esq.
OS1/17/20/67 TORR BEAG Torr Beag Torr Beag Torr Beag Mr, McIntosh, Tullich Mr, D, White, Culaird Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray 030 This is a small hill which is situated near the north edge of Loch Ruthven, and a short distance west from Torr Mòr, It is covered with Birch trees, and heathy pasture It is on the property of, C. Stewart Esqr of Brin
OS1/17/20/67 [Page] 67 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity Féith Dhubh entry has been Cancelled
OS1/17/20/68 LOCH RUTHVEN Loch Ruthven Revd. [Rverend] A Mcgillivray Episl. [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn Duncan McGillivay Schoolmaster. Croachy Duncan McIntosh Lynnich 030 Is applied to a large sheet of water about 4 miles long by 1/2 mile wide; the centre of the Loch forms the boundary b[etween] the Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity and [missing] for about 3 miles
OS1/17/20/68 TYNRICH Tynrich Revd. [Reverend] a. McGillivray Mr D. McGilllivray, schoolmaster Mr Duncan McIntosh, Tenant 030 Applies to two Small one Storied Farm houses Situated near each other with the necessary outhouses, they are all thatched, and in ordinary repair E,S.Walker Esq. Brin by Inverness Proprietor
OS1/17/20/68 [Page] 68 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/69 COIRE RIABHACH Coire Riabhach Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr. D. White Mr. D. McIntosh 030 This name is given to a small rocky corry lying on the East side of Creag an Eidhein, and about half a mile north of Tynriach farmhouse, at the top of which lies Creag an Ardainn It is on the property of The MacKintosh of Moy, It means Rough Corry
OS1/17/20/69 RUADHA NAN EALLACHAN Ruadha nan Eallachan Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr. D. White Mr. D. McIntosh 030 This is a long narrow rocky ridge, which runs down from Stac Gorm the east End of Craig Ruthven, towards the East End of Loch Ruthven, It is on the property of The MacKintosh of Moy It means, Cape of the Burdens
OS1/17/20/69 [Page] 69 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
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OS1/17/20/71 MILTON OF TORDARROCH Milton of Tordarroch Milton of Tordarroch Milton of Tordarroch Mr D Fraser, Tenant County Valuation Roll Mr D Macgillivray, Schoolmaster, Farr. 031 Applies to a small farm-house one story, thatched and in ordinary repair, numerous out-houses are attached, but in indifferent repair. Property of The McIntosh of McIntosh, Moy Hall Co. [County] Inverness.
OS1/17/20/71 TIGHANLOCHAN Tighanlochan Tighanlochan Tighanlochan Mr D Macgillivray Mr J Fraser Farr Mr J McIntosh, Glenfirachan 031 Applies to two small Cottars houses, one story in height, thatched & in ordinary repair. Property of Charles Stewart Esqr, Brin. The Castle. Inverness.
OS1/17/20/71 KNOCKBUI Knockbui Knockbui Knockbui Mr D Fraser, Tenant Mr D Macgillivray Mr J Fraser 031 Applies to a small farm-house, one storey (.as is also the Offices,) thatched and in indifferent repair Property of Charles Stewart Esqr. The Castle. Inverness.
OS1/17/20/71 BALLONE Ballone Ballone Ballone Mr J. MaGillivray Tenant Mr Smith Tenant Mr D Magillivray 031 Applies to two small farm-houses, immediately adjoining each other, They are in each case (.as is also their Offices.) one story thatched and in indifferent repair Property of Charles Stewart Esqr.
OS1/17/20/71 [Page] 71 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/72 BIRCHBANK Birchbank Captain F. E. McIntosh Mr. D. McGillivray Mr. J. Fraser 031 Applies to a small Crofters House one-story thatched , and in indifferent repair, Property of Captain F.E. McIntosh. Farr Ho. [House] Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/72 GLENFIRACHAN Glenfirachan Mr. J. McIntosh Tenant Mr D. McGillivray Mr J. Fraser 031 Applies to a Small Farm. The dwellinghouse and offices are one story in height thatched and in ordinary Repair, Property of Charles Stuart Esq. The Castle, Inverness
OS1/17/20/72 HILTON Hilton Captain F.E.McIntosh Mr D. McGillivray Mr D Fraser 031 Applies to two Small Cottages one story thatched and in ordinary repair, Property of Captain F.E. McIntosh Farr Ho. [House] Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/72 MILTON OF FARR Milton of Farr Captain F. E. McIntosh, Farr Mr D. McGillivray Mr J. Fraser 031 Applies to an ordinary sized farm-house with the necessary Offices attached, they are one story, thatched and in ordinary repair. Property of Captain F. E. McIntosh of Farr Ho. [House] Co. [County] Inverness
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OS1/17/20/73 CNOC DUBH NOR Cnoc Dubh Mòr Cnoc Dubh Mòr Cnoc Dubh Mòr Mr D, Fraser, Milton Mr D. Fraser, Knockbui Mr. D. Whyte, Culaird, Dores 031 This name is applied to a low flat-toped ridge which extends from near Glenfirachan farm house, to about a quarter of a mile in a westerly direction It means large black knoll It is on the estate of .C. Stewart Esqr of Brin The Castle Inverness.
OS1/17/20/73 [Page] 73 County of Inverness Daviot and Dunlichity Parish
OS1/17/20/74 COIRE BUIDHE Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe D, Fraser, Milton of Tordarroch Mr. D, Fraser, Knockbui Mr D McGillivray, Schoolmaster Farr 031 This is a small rocky hollow covered with heather, and situated a short distance to the west of the road leading from Brin to Dunlichity church, and about three-fourths of a mile from the church, It is on the Estate of Charles Stuart Esqr of Brin It means yellow Corry
OS1/17/20/74 CAOCHAN RUADH Caochan Ruadh Caochan Ruadh Caochan Ruadh Mr, D, Fraser, Milton of Tordarroch Mr, D, Fraser, Knockbui Mr D, McGillivray, Schoolmaster 031 This is a small stream which rides in Coire Buidhe and runs in a northerly direction for about a mile until it enters Allt a' Chlachain near Knockbui farm house It means red streamlet
OS1/17/20/74 CÀRN BHEITHIN Càrn Bheithin Càrn Bheithin Càrn Bheithin Mr, D, Fraser, Milton Mr, D, Fraser Knockbui Mr, D, Whyte, Culaird, Dores 031 This name is given to a small Knoll, about a quarter of a mile to the East of Coire Buidhe, It is covered with heather and loose stone It means Binjamins cairn It is on the property of C. Stuart Esq Brin
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OS1/17/20/75 FARR HOUSE Farr House Farr House Captain F. E. McIntosh. Proprietor Rev [Reverend] A Macgillivray Epis [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn, Mr D McGillivray Epis [Episcopalian] Schoolmaster Easter Croachy Strathnairn 031 This is the Mansion-House of the Farr Estate. It is a plain substantial building of two stories The Offices are situated at a little distance from the Mansion House, as is also the family burying ground. Property of Captain F. E. McIntosh.
OS1/17/20/75 GLENNAIRN Glennairn Glennairn Glennairn Captain F. E. McIntosh, Revd [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr. D. McGillivray 031 This name is applied to two croft houses, both of which are one story high, thatched, and in fair order, they are on the Estate of Captn [Captain] F. E. McIntosh, of Farr House
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OS1/17/20/76 ACHNABECHAN Achnabechan Achnabechan Achnabechan Captain F. E. McIntosh Mr D Macgillivray Schoolmaster Farr. Mr J Fraser. Farr. 031 Applies to a small farm-house, one story slated and in good repair the Offices are slated and in good repair. Property of Captain F. E. McIntosh..
OS1/17/20/76 WOODSIDE Woodside Woodside Woodside Captain F. E. McIntosh Mr D Macgillivray Mr J Fraser 031 Applies to a small Crofters-house one story thatched and in ordinary repair Property of Captain F, E. McIntosh.
OS1/17/20/76 ROSE COTTAGE Rose Cottage Rose Cottage Rose Cottage Captain F. E McIntosh Mr D Macgillivray Mr J Fraser 031 Applies to a neat Cottage one story slated and in thorough repair Property of Captain F. E. McIntosh.
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OS1/17/20/77 DRUIM DUBH Druim Dubh Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr McBean Mr D Whyte 031 This is a low long flatish ridge, which extends from near Drumlea farm house northward for about half a mile, ending near Drumdhu crofthouse. It means Black Ridge and is on the property of Mr McIntosh, Farr
OS1/17/20/77 LOCHAN DUBH Lochan Dubh Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr I. Graant Mr D. Whyte 031 This is a small loch, lying in a hollow at the north side of Creag a Bhealaidh. It is on the property of I.C. Stewart Esq. of Brin It means Little Black Pool
OS1/17/20/77 [Page] 77 County of Inveness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/78 CNOC NAN CROISEAG Cnoc nan Croiseag Cnoc nan Croiseag Cnoc nan Croiseag Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr D Whyte, Schoolmaster, Culaird Mr. J. Grant, Farm Manager Knocknacroishag 031 This name is given to a small Knowe, entirely covered with fir trees, situated a short distance East of Knocknacroishag farm house, and between it, and Creag a' Bhealaidh, It is on the Estate of .C. Stewart, Esqr of Brin It means, Knoll of the Cranberry
OS1/17/20/78 CREAG A' BHEALAIDH Creag a' Bhealaidh Creag a' Bhealaidh Creag a' Bhealaidh Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr. J. Grant, Mr. D. Whyte. Schoolmaster Culaird 031 This is a small hill, quite clear of rocks, but now under fir wood, which lies about a quarter of a mile East of the hill described above, and near to the River Nairn It is on the Estate of C Stewart Esqr It means the Broom Craig
OS1/17/20/78 CREAG NAM BÀ Creag nam Bà Creag nam Bà Creag nam Bà Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr. J. Grant Mr, D, Whyte 031 This is a small hill, almost entirely covered with rocks, which lies a short distance to the north of Creag Mhòr, and about half a mile West of Knocknacroishag farm house It is on the Estate of C Stewart Esqr, It means Craig of the Cow's
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OS1/17/20/79 DRUMDHU Drumdhu Mr McBean Tenant Mr A Calder Mr A. McIntosh 031 Applies to a small farm the dwellinghouse & Offices of which are one story in height thatched & in good repair Property of Captain J. E. McIntosh Farr House Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/79 FEYGLAS Feyglas Mr McBean, tenant Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr A Calder, Brinmore 031 This name is given to a small cottar house, occupied by a shepherd, one story high, with outhouses attached, the whole are thatched, and in middling order Mr McIntosh, Farr, properietor
OS1/17/20/79 DRUMLEA Drumlea Mr Congreve Dunlichity Mr A. Calder Mr A McIntosh 031 Applies to an Ordinary sized farm the Dwelling house and Offices are one story thatched & in ordinary repair Property of Mr Congreve Flichity Ho. [House] Co. [County] Inverness
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OS1/17/20/80 BALNABOCK Balnabock Mr A Calder Mr A. McIntosh Mr D. McBean Balnabock 031 Applies to a neat one story Cottage slated and in good repair. Property of C. Stuart Esqr. [Esquire]
OS1/17/20/80 BRIN Brin Mr J Grant Farm Manager Knocknacroishag Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Epis. [Episcopalean] Minister Strathnairn. Mr A Calder Brinmore 031 A large two story Mansion House It is of modern erection built entirely of granite but of very plain exterior. The offices connected with it are in close proximity to the Mansion. Property of C. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] The Castle, Inverness
OS1/17/20/80 KNOCKNACROISHAG Knocknacroishag Mr J. Grant Mr A Calder Mr A. McIntosh Brinmore 031 applies to a large farm The dwelling house of which is in good repair.The offices are large & commodious and are replete with all modern improvements. Property of C Stuart Esqr. [Esquire] of Brin.
OS1/17/20/80 [Page] 80 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/81 ELRIG Elrig Mr Stewart Tenant Mr. D. McGillivray Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 A moderate sized Farmhouse one story slated and in good repair. The office houses are one story thatched and in ordinary repair Property of The McIntosh. Moy Hall Co. [County} Inverness
OS1/17/20/81 FLICHITY ARMS INN [Tomintoul] Flichity Arms Inn Mr D Grant Mr D McGillivray Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 A substantial two story house slated and in good repair, Property of Mr Congreve of Flichity Ho. [House] Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/81 TIGHANALLAN Tighanallan Tighnallan Mr D. McGillivray Epis. [Episcopalian] Schoolmaster East Croachy Mr Grant M. D. [Master of Divinity] Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray Epis. [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn 031 applied to a moderate sized Farm The Office Houses are one story in height slated and in thorough repair. The dwelling house is identical with Flichity Arms Inn
OS1/17/20/81 [Page] 81 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/82 ACHNEEM Achneem Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray Mr D. McGillivray Schoolmaster Mr D. McGillivray Achneem 031 A small Farm House with outhouses attached. The whole are thatched and in ordinary repair. Property of Charles Stuart Esq. Brin
OS1/17/20/82 GAROLINE Garoline Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray Mr D. McGillivray Schoolmaster Mr D. McGillivray Achneem 031 A small Crofters house one story , thatched and in bad repair Property of the McIntosh. Moy Hall
OS1/17/20/82 SHENVAL Shenval Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray Mr D. McGillivray Schoolmaster Mr D. McGillivray Achneem 031 A small Farm House with suitable offices attached the whole are thatched and in bad repair Property of Charles Stuart. Esqr. of Brin
OS1/17/20/82 TOMINTOUL Tomantoul Tomintoul Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray Tenant Mr D. McGillivray Schoolmaster Mr D. McGillivray Achneem 031 A Substantial two story Farm House. two Stories in height slated and in good repair. The office Houses are situated a Short distance from the dwelling house; they are one story thatched and in indifferent repair. Property of Mr Congreve Flichity.
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OS1/17/20/83 TOM BREAC MOR Tom Breac Mòr Tom Breac Mòr Tom Breac Mòr Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr McIntosh, Tullich Mr, D, White, 031 This is a small rocky hill which lies about half a mile to the East of Tullich farm house, and about the same distance South of Garoline It means Big Spotted Hill, It is on the property of the Mackintosh of Moy Hall. Co. [County] Inverness.
OS1/17/20/83 TOM BREAC BEAG Tom Breac Beag Tom Breac Beag Tom Breac Beag Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr McIntosh, Tullich Mr, D, White 031 This is a small rocky Knowe situated a little to the west of Tom Breac Mòr, betwixt it, and Tullich farm house It is on the property of the Mackintosh It means Small spotted Hill
OS1/17/20/83 BLAR MOR Blàr Mòr Blàr Mòr Blàr Mòr Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray Mr, McIntosh Mr D, White 031 This is a very large peat moss lying at the East end of Loch Ruthven, and betwixt it, and Elrig farm house, and a short distance south of Tom Breac Beag, and is on the property of the Mackintosh
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OS1/17/20/84 CREAGAN NAN GOBHAR Creagan nan Gobhar Creagan nan Gobhar Creagan nan Gobhar Revd. [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr D McGillivray Achneem Mr, D, White, Culaird, 020 ; 031 This is a small knoll, near the farm house of Shenval, rather rocky on its southern face, but covered with heather. It is on the Estate Charles Steward Esqr of Brin It means , Little Craig of the Goats
OS1/17/20/84 CAOCHAN AN FHEARNA Caochan an Fheàrna Caochan an Fheàrna Caochan an Fheàrna Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr, D, McGillivray, Achneem Mr, D, White, Schoolmaster Culaird 031 This is a small stream which rises near the West side of Creag Mhòr, and betwixt it and the farm of Shenval; it runs in a southerly direction until it enters the River Nairn near Achneem farm, It means 'Streamlet of the Alder'
OS1/17/20/84 CREAG MHÒR Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr Creag Mhòr Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray Mr, D, McGillivray Mr, D, White 031 This is a very high bold hill having a high Craig along its South Eastern side, with large masses of broken Rocks below, It means Large Rock near its base among the rocks, there is a cave formed by nature, which is said to extend far under the Craig but from its narrowness in some parts, it cannot be penetrated very far The Craig is on the property of C Stewart Esqr of Brin
OS1/17/20/84 [Page] 84 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/85 STRATH NAIRN Strath Nairn Strath Nairn Strath Nairn Strath Nairn Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Tomintoul Mr. D. McGillivray, Establ . C, [Established Church] School Mr John Matheson Established Church School, Farr, Statistical Account 020 ; 030 ; 031 ; 042 ; 043 "The valley of Strath Nairn which forms more than nine-tenths of the united parishes, is in figure, nearly though not quite, triangular, and extends from Wester Aberchalder the property of Charles Mackintosh of Aberarder, at its South western extremity, in a north westerly direction, winding very considerably towards the middle, (the chain of precipitous 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 bridge of Daviot, on the Highland road, where the Strath may be said to terminate in a very steep and narrow glen," bide 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 the middle, with the arable portions on either side in small patches, It is in the Hands of several proprietors
OS1/17/20/85 [Page] 85 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/86 GLAC A' CHATHA For Authorities & Description See Name Book of 6 inch Sheet 31 Plan 10 Sheets Nos 30 & 31
OS1/17/20/86 [Page] 86 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity [Entry Scored Out and Cancelled] Creag Dhubh
OS1/17/20/87 BRINMORE Brinmore Brinmore Brinmore Rev. [Reverend] A Magillivray Mr A Calder Tenant Co [County] Valuation Roll 031 Applies to a good sized Farm the dwelling house is two stories in height slated & in good repair the offices are large & commodious & in thorough repair Mr Congrieve, proprietor Flichity Ho. [House] Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/20/87 SUPPOSED SITE OF CHAPEL - GRAVE YARD (DISUSED) Supposed (Site of) Chapel Supposed (Site of) Chapel Supposed (Site of) Chapel Mr. A, Calder Mr D, McIntosh Brinmore Revd. [Reverend] A, McGillivray This is the site of a Roman Catholic Chapel, situated in a small piece of uncultivated ground & now a disused burying ground, lying a short distance South East of Brinmore farm house no information could be obtained about when worship ceased to be performed here, or to what Saint it was dedicated, there is nothing now to denote where the Chapel stood; and there are only a few large round stone, partly under ground, to mark the graves It is on Mr Congrieve's property The site shown on trace, is the supposed site, and is a small green mound
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OS1/17/20/88 FLICHITY BURN Flichity Burn Revd. [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr Smith Shepherd Nr Calder, Brinmore 031 ; 043 This is a considerable sized hill stream which rises in the hills lying between Strath Dearn & Strath Nairn, and falls in a northerly direction for about 2 miles when it enters the River Nairn near Brin House. It is an Anglicised name.
OS1/17/20/88 FLICHITY HOUSE Flichity House Mr Congreve Proprietor Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Epis. [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn Mr D McGillivray Epis. [Episcopalian] Schoolmaster Easter Croachy Strathnairn 031 Applies to a large and elegant Mansion House. It is three stories in height and built chiefly of [Treestone]. It is of modern erection being built on the site of the old one by the present Proprietor Mr Congreve.
OS1/17/20/88 MAINS OF FLICHITY Mains of Flichity Mr Congreve Revd. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr D MacGillivray 031 Applies to a large farm The dwelling house of which is one story slated and in good repair being of modern erection. The offices are large and commodious. Property of Mr Congreve Flichity
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OS1/17/20/89 CREAGAN AN TUIRC Creagan an Tuirc Creagan an Tuire Creagan an Tuire Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr, D, White Culaird Dores Mr, D, McIntosh 031 This is a detached small round hill, isolated from others, and standing in the middle of Strath Nairn near Brinmore farm house It is rather rocky on its South Eastern slope, It is on the property of Charles Stewart Esqr of Brin It means Small Rocks of the Boar
OS1/17/20/89 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dhubh Creag Dhubh Creag Dhubh Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray Mr, D, White Mr Smith, Shepherd Mains of Flichity 031 This is a large bold Creag situated on the East side of Strath Nairn, and about half a mile East of Flichity House, The property of Mr Congrieve It means Black Cairn
OS1/17/20/89 [Page] 89 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity Referred to the field and corrected by final examiner [Comment underneath Creag Dhubh entry]
OS1/17/20/90 TULLICH Tullich Rev. [Reverend] A. McGillivray Mr. D. McGillivray Schoolmaster Mr. D. McGillivray Achneem 031 This name applies to, two small farm-houses with offices attached all of one storey in height, and in fair repair, The property of The MacKintosh
OS1/17/20/90 [Page] 90 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity Name Cancelled, bide memo from Corporal. Bartlett. in which he states that this stream bears the name of "Allt Dubhach" the whole distance. [Comment underneath Féith Glas entry which has been crossed out signature seems like JM] Cancelled [Comment underneath River Nairn entry which has been crossed out Signature unclear]
OS1/17/20/91 DUCHALLOW Duchallow Duhallow Duhallow Rent Receipt D. McGillivray Epis [Episcopalian] Schoolmaster, East Croachy Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray. Epis. [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn 031 A, small Farm House with suitable offices attached, they are one story in height thatched and in indifferent repair. Property of, E Sutherland Walker Esqr, Aberarder.
OS1/17/20/91 DALRIACH Dalriach F McGillivray Tenant D McGillivray Rev, [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 Applied to three small crofters houses, with the necessary offices attached. They are in each case one story in height thatched and in very indifferent repair Property of, The McIntosh. Moy Hall.
OS1/17/20/91 WEST CROACHY West Croachy F McGillivray D McGillivray Rev, [Reverend] A, McGillivray 031 Applied to two Crofter Houses and two small Cottages they are in each case one story in height thatched and in ordinary repair. Property of. E, Sutherland Walker Esqr, Aberarder.
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OS1/17/20/92 EAST CROACHY East Croachy Mr John McLean Postmaster East Croachy D. McGillivray Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 Applied to a few small Cottages, including the Post Office, Episcopal Church and School. The Cottages are for the most part one story Thatched and in ordinary repair Property of Mr. Congreve of Flichity House by Inverness
OS1/17/20/92 POST OFFICE [East Croachy] Post Office Mr John McLean Postmaster East Croachy D. McGillivray Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 This is a Small Sub Office in connection with Inverness. A. Travelling Letter Carrier attends Inverness three times a week. Situated on the property of Mr Congreve.
OS1/17/20/92 SCHOOL [East Croachy] School Mr John McLean Postmaster East Croachy D. McGillivray Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 This is an Episcopalian school and is A Substantial modern building with dwellinghouse attached. The Branches taught are ordinary branch of English and Mathematics. average attendance 71 and is supported by a grant from the Epis [Episcopalian] Church Society, Do. [ditto: the same] from Bishop of Moray & Ross. Do.[Ditto: the same] Government & school Fees.
OS1/17/20/92 ST PAUL'S CHURCH (Episcopal) [East Croachy] St. Paul's Church (Episcopal) Mr John McLean Postmaster East Croachy D. McGillivray Rev. [Reverend] A. MacGillivray 031 This is an Episcopalian church and is A Small but substantial building erected in 1869. Sittings 200.
OS1/17/20/92 [Page] 92 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot & Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/93 AN TORR An Tòrr An Tòrr An Tòrr Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr McIntosh, Lyneriach Mr. D. White 098 This is a small hill covered with heather, and rather rocky on its southern side, situated a short distance to the East of Creag Ruthven, and about a quarter of a mile south of Blàr Mòr. It means the Know, It is on the property of The Mackintosh Moy Hall Co. [County] Inverness.
OS1/17/20/93 ALLT BAILE MHUILINN Allt Baile' Mhuilinn Allt Baile' Mhuilinn Allt Baile' Mhuilinn Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr, D, McIntosh Lyneriach Mr, D, White 031 This name is given to a hill stream, which rises in the hills on the south side of Strath Nairn, and runs in a northerly direction until it enters the River Nairn near Dalreach farm It means Stream of the Mill Town
OS1/17/20/93 CAOCHAN NA DUIBH CHAILEIG Caochan na Duibh Chaileig, Caochan na Duibh Chaileig, Caochan na Duibh Chaileig, Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr, D, McIntosh Mr, D, White 031 This name is given to a small stream, rising about half a mile to the West of Càrn Mòr, and runs northwards for about a mile when it enters the river Nairn near East Croachy It means The Black Girls Burn
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OS1/17/20/94 CARN MOR Càrn Mòr Càrn Mòr Càrn Mòr Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr, D, McIntosh, Lyneriach Mr, D, White, Culaird 031 This is a considerable sized Hill, covered with heather, and which lies between East Croachy and the farm of Achvraid; near the latter farm it is rather rocky, It means Big Cairn It is partly on two properties- that of Mr Congrieve of Flichity, and Charles Stewart Esqr of Brin, The Castle. Inverness.
OS1/17/20/94 CARN AN DUBH-THALAIMH 031 For Authorities and description see Name Book of 6 inch Sheet No.. 43.
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OS1/17/20/95 ALLT MÒR Cancelled [Entry crossed out]
OS1/17/20/95 FEITH DHUBH Féith Dhubh Féith Dhubh Féith Dhubh Revd [Reverend] A, McGillivray Mr, D, Cameron Mr, D, White 031 This is a small burn in the form of a drain, which rises about half a mile to the west of Achavraid, and runs Eastward and enters the River Brin near the above farm house It means Black Stream
OS1/17/20/95 RIVER BRIN River Brin River Brin River Brin Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr. D, Cameron Mr A, Calder, Brinmore 035 This name is given to the United waters of Allt Mòr and An Leth-allt, from which junction, it falls in a northerly direction for about 1½ miles, when it enters the River Nairn near Brin House
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OS1/17/20/95 The initials under An Leth-allt unclear
OS1/17/20/96 DRUIM A' CHALA Druim a Chala Druim a Chala Druim a Chala Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Duncan Cameron Achvraid Mr, D, White. 031 This is a long low ridge of a hill, planted with fir on its eastern end, and extending from near Milton of Brin to within half a mile of Flichity House It means Ridge of the Port or Harbour, It is on the property of Mr Congrieve of Flichity Ho. [House] by Inverness
OS1/17/20/96 AN LETH-ALLT An Leth-allt An Leth-allt An Leth-allt Revd [Reverend] A McGillivray Duncan Cameron Mr D White 031 ; 043 This is a considerable sized hill stream, rising in the hills and running N.W. [North West] until it enters the River Brin near Achvraid farm house, It is about one and half miles in lenth, It means Half Burn,
OS1/17/20/96 CAOCHAIN A' CHAIRN Caochain a' Chàirn Caochain a' Chairn Caochain a' Chairn Revd A McGillivray Mr, D, Cameron Mr, D, White 031 ; 043 This is a small hill stream lying on the south side of An Leth-allt, and which runs into Allt na Beinne opposite Achvraid farm house It means streamlet of the Cairn
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OS1/17/20/97 ALLT GARBH Allt Garbh Allt Garbh Allt Garbh Revd, [Reverend] A McGillivray Mr Smith, Mains of Flichity Mr D, White, Culaird, Dores 031 This is applied to a small hill stream, which rises about one mile south of Flichity House, and runs in a northerly direction for about 3/4 of a mile when it joins Flichity Burn, near where this stream enters a fir wood It means Rough Burn
OS1/17/20/97 ALLT AN RAOIN DUAIDH Allt an Raoin Ruaidh Allt an Raoin Ruaidh Allt an Raoin Ruaidh Revd, [Reverend] A, McGillivray Mr, D, White Mr Smith, Shepherd, Mains of Flichity 031 This name is given to a small stream , rising a short distance to the south west of Càrn Dubh and runs north westward, until it enters the Flichity Burn about a mile and a half from Flichity House, It means Stream of the Red Plain
OS1/17/20/97 MEALL A' BHÙIRIDH Cancelled see Beinn Bhuraich in page 98 which is the correct name [Comment underneath Meall a' Bhiùridh entry which has been crossed out]
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OS1/17/20/98 ACHVRAID Achvraid Revd. [Reverend] A. Macgillivray Epis. [Episcopalian] Minister Strathnairn Duncan McGillivray Schoolmaster Croachy Duncan Cameron, Tenant 031 Is applied to two small one storied Farmhouses Situated near each other, with convenient out houses; all are thatched and in ordinary Repair Mr. Congreve of Flichity House by Inverness Proprietor
OS1/17/20/98 MILTON OF BRIN Milton of Brin Milton of Brinn Revd. [Reverend] A. Macgillivray Duncan McGillivray Duncan Cameron 031 Applies to a Small one Story Farmhouse with the necessary office houses; the [they??] are all thatched and in bad repair Mr Congreve of Flichity Proprietor
OS1/17/20/98 ALLT NA BEINNE For authorities and description See name book of 6inch Sheet No. [Number] 43
OS1/17/20/98 BEINN BHÙRAICH For Authorities and description See name book of 6 inch Sheet No. [Number] 43
OS1/17/20/98 [Page] 98 County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
OS1/17/20/99 OS1/17/20 NAME BOOK OF THE PARISH OF DAVIOT & DUNLICHITY ON 1/2500 SCALE in the CO. [COUNTY] INVERNESS The remainder of this parish is in 6 inch Name Books of Sheets No. [Number] 20,30,31,42,43,55,&56 The extracts of this parish are [illegible] [missing] the Name Book of 6 inch Sheets 41 & 42
OS1/17/20/100 [Page] 100 INDEX of that part of the Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity on the 1/2500 Scale Name of Objects -- Page Achlaschoille -- 14 Achnabechan -- 76 Achnagrough -- 39 Achneen -- 82 Achvaneran -- 51 Achvraid -- 98 Allt a’ Chlachain -- 49 Allt an Spàrdain -- 56 Allt an Raoin Ruaidh -- 97 Allt Baile' Mhuilinn -- 93 Allt Baile' Mhuilinn -- 59 Allt Breac -- 58 Allt Garbh -- 97 Allt Lugie -- 19 Allta na Beinne -- 98 Allta na Fuar-ghlaic -- 13 Allta na Laurig -- 31 An Dubh-lochan -- 57 An Eitigheach -- 46 An Leth-allt -- 96 An Tòrr -- 93 Baldoo -- 56 Ballaggan -- 19 Ballintuim -- 45 Ballone -- 71 Balnabodach -- 52 Balnabock -- 80 Balnacraig -- 5 Balnafoich -- 33 Balnafroig -- 44 Balnuilt -- 34 Balvonie -- 8 Beachan -- 34 Beinn Bhuraich -- 98 Bigmill -- 15 Birchbank -- 72 Blackcroft -- 8 Blacktown -- 30 Church Site of -- 9 Church -- 45 Clach an Airm -- 42 Clachan -- 45 Clachana Boineid -- 64 Clachana Faire -- 48 Cloughmor -- 39 Cnoc an t-Sagairt -- 4 Cnoc Dubh Mòr -- 73 Cnoc nan Croiseag -- 78 Coire Riabhach -- 69 Coire Ruidhe -- 74 Craggie Brun -- 5 Craggie Inn -- 5 Craggie Mill (Corn) -- 3 Craig Lagmore -- 53 Craig Polchor -- 54 Craig Ruthven -- 64 Craobh Sgitheach -- 54 Cranmore -- 24 Crask -- 52 Creag an Aodainn -- 66 Creagan a’ Bhealaidh -- 47 Creag a’ Bhealaidh -- 78 Creag a’ Chait -- 57 Creag a’ Chlachain -- 48 Creag an Eidhein -- 65 Creagan nan Gobhar -- 84 Creag an Reithe -- 47 Creagan an Tuirc -- 89 Creag Dhearg -- 58 Creag Dhubh -- 89 Creag Mhòr -- 84 Creag nam Ba' -- 78 Creag Shoilleir -- 54 Crofteroy -- 55 Culdachy -- 21 Culchuinach -- 23
OS1/17/20/101 [Page] 101 Name of Objects -- Page Culloden Muir -- 27 Culran -- 16 Dalmageachan -- 31 Dalriach -- 91 Dalveallan -- 15 Dalvourn - 35 Daviot and Dunlichity -- 1 Daviot Bridge -- 44 Daviot Castle (Remains Of) -- 18 Daviot Church -- 4 Daviot House -- 8 Daviot School -- 3 Druim a’ Chala -- 96 Druim Dubh -- 77 Drumdhu -- 79 Drumlea -- 79 Drummossie Muir -- 22 Duchallow -- 91 Dun Davie -- 7 Easter Aultlugie -- 17 Easter Caulan -- 40 Easter Craggie -- 7 East Croachy -- 92 Elrig -- 8 Faillie -- 11 Farr House -- 75 Farquhar's Well -- 20 Féith Dhubh -- 66 Féith Dhubh -- 95 Feyglas -- 79 Flichity Arms Inn -- 81 Flichity Burn -- 88 Flichity House -- 88 Free Church -- 51 Free Church School -- 34 Fuaran Mac Bhreac -- 30 Fuaran na Déide -- 21 Garoline -- 82 Gask -- 39 Gask Burn -- 38 Gask Mill (Corn) -- 16 General Wade's Military Road -- 32 Glac a’ Chatha -- 86 Glac a’ Muigh -- 63 Glac Rath -- 47 Glebe -- 46 Glenfirachan -- 72 Glennairn -- 75 Grave Yard (Disused) -- 87 Hilton - 72 Inverurie Lodge -- 36 Knockbui -- 71 Knocknacroishag -- 80 Knocknashenish -- 38 Lagmore -- 52 Lairgindour -- 43 Leysmuir -- 20 Little Craggie -- 19 Littlemill -- 14 Loch Bunachton -- 38 Loch a’ Choire -- 58 Lochan Dubh -- 77 Loch Ruthven -- 68 Mains of Faillie -- 14 Mains of Flichity -- 88 Mains of Gask - 41 Mains of Nairnside -- 24 Manse -- 4 Manse -- 55 Meall a’ Bhuiridh -- 97 Mid Craggie -- 6 Mill of Culchuinach -- 30 Milton of Brin -- 98 Milton of Farr -- 72 Milton of Tordarroch -- 71 Nairnside House -- 24 Nairnside School -- 21 Newlands -- 33 Newton -- 17 Newton of Faillie -- 16 Poll an Fhraoich -- 3 Polchor -- 52 Post Office -- 92 River Brin -- 95 River Farnach -- 49 River Nairn -- 9 Rose Cottage -- 76 Ruadha nan Eallachan -- 69 Rumach Gorm -- 66 St Paul's Church (Episcopal) -- 92 Scatraig -- 44 School -- 55 School -- 92 Shenval -- 82 Site of The Battle of Culloden -- 25
OS1/17/20/102 [Page] 102 Name of Objects -- Page Sreang Mheadhonach -- 63 Stable Hollow -- 23 Stac an Eich -- 65 Stac Gorm -- 63 Strath Nairn -- 85 Stone Circle (Remains Of) -- 13 Stone Circle -- 18 Stone Circle (Remains Of) -- 29 Stone Circles -- 37 Stone Circle -- 50 Stone Circle -- 53 The Torr -- 43 Tighanallan -- 81 Tighanlochan -- 71 Tom Breac Beag -- 83 Tom Breac Mòr -- 83 Tombreck -- 32 Tomintoul -- 82 Tomana h-Iolaire -- 57 Tòrr Beag -- 67 Tordarroch -- 51 Tordarroch Bridge -- 51 Tòrr Mòr -- 67 Tullich -- 61 Tullich -- 90 Tynrich -- 68 Wester Caulàn -- 42 West Croachy -- 91 Westhill -- 27 Wester Lairgs -- 31 Woodside -- 76