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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KINCHURDY | Kilchurdy Kilchurdy Kilchurdy |
Estate Map 1809 Rent roll 1861 Mr Stevens Tenant |
059 | A large farmsteading of which the dwelling house is two storeys in height, and the offices one; it is partly slated And partly thatched, is kept in good repair, and is the Property of Lord Seafield. |
| LOCH DALLAS | Loch Dallas Loch Dallas Loch Dallas |
Estate Map 1809 Mr Stevens, Kinchurdy Mr grant Teacher |
059 | So called from the belief that a person of the name of Dallas was supposed to have been drowned in it; and from its situation with regard to Kinchurdy, contributes not a little, to support the name it (fem) [feminine] so highly deserves. |
| LOCHAN DUBH | Lochan Dubh (black little loch) Lochan Dubh (black little loch) Du Lochan |
Mr Stevens, Kinchurdy. Mr Grant, Teacher, Estate Map. 1809. |
059 | A small loch, almost contiguous to Loch Dallas; their proximity contrasts beautifully with the surrounding heath |
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