OS1/17/28/70

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
GLEN LOYNE Glen Loinn (Local Spelling)


Glen Loyne
Glen Loin


Glen Luing
Revd Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Clarke Corpach
Alexander McDonald Daingean
Donald Fraser Garbh-dhoire

Revd Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Clarke Corpach
Alexander McDonald Daingean
Donald Fraser Garbh-dhoire
081 A narrow glen extending westward from the extremity of Glen Morrison along River Loinn & Loch Loinn and is partly in the Co. [County] of Inverness And partly in Ross-Shire
MEALL LEAC ULAIDH Meall Leac Ulaidh Revd Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Clarke Corpach
Alexander McDonald Daingean
Donald Fraser Garbh-dhoire
081 "The hill of the flag stone of treasure" A bold eminence where the parish boundary unites with Caochan Riabhach.
CAOCHAN RIABHACH Caochan Riabhach Revd Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Clarke Corpach
Alexander McDonald Daingean
Donald Fraser Garbh-dhoire
081 "The brindle brook" A small Stream flowing from Meall Leac Ulaidh to Loch Loinn it forms the division of the Ph. [Parish] the whole of its course

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County of Inverness -- Parish Kilmonivaig

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Transcriber's notes

GLEN LOYNE
- the alignment of Various modes names and Authorities is tricky here. The second set from Glen Loyne downwards, could be interpreted in at least two ways - all names to all authorities, or only Glen Loin to all Authorities. Since the curly bracket is only one way, I opted for the latter.

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George Howat