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DOCHGARROCH BURN |
Dochgarroch Burn
Dochgarroch Burn
Dochgarroch Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson, Free Church Manse, Dores
James Mollison Esqr, Factor
Mr L Ferguson, Schoolmaster |
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BLACKFOLD |
Blackfold
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James Mollison Esqr
Mr Lauchlin Ferguson
Mr A McKenzie |
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This name is applied to a small cultivated district, situated about half a mile east of altourie, in which are included several crofters' houses, one story high, thatched, and in good repair E Bailie Esq proprietor |
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EASTER ALTOURIE |
Easter Altourie
Easter Altourie
Easter Altourie |
James Mollison Esqr, Factor, Dochgarroch
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson, Schoolmaster, Dochgarroch
Mr Alexander McKenzie, Tenant |
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A farm house one story high with suitable office attached, the whole are thatched, and in good repair, E. Bailie Esqr, Dochfour proprietor |
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WESTER ALTOURIE |
Wester Altourie
Wester Altourie
Wester Altourie |
James Mollison Esq
Mr L Ferguson
Mr A McKenzie |
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This name is applied to two small farm houses, each one storey high, with suitable offices attached, the whole are thatched and in fair repair E. Bailie Esqr proprietor |
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ALLT OURIE |
Allt Ourie
Allt Ourie
Allt Ourie |
Revd [Reverend] Allan MacPherson, Free Church Manse, Dores
Mr James McGillivray, Abriachan
Mr A McKenzie, Altourie |
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A small stream, having its source in the parish of Kirkhill, and about one half mile to the west of Wester Altourie farm, and after running in an easterly direction for a distance of about one half mile, it enters Dochfour Burn at its confluence with Allt Lòn an Dàim meaning obscure |
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FUARAN DEARG |
Fuaran Dearg
Fuaran Dearg
Fuaran Dearg |
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr J McGillivray
Mr A McKenzie |
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This name is applied to a well situated a short distance to the south-west of Wester Altourie farm adjacent to the point where Allt Ourie crosses the parish boundary dividing Inverness from Kirkhill
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CNOC NA GAOITHE |
Cnoc na Gaoithe
Cnoc na Gaoithe
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Reverend Allan McPherson
Mr James McGillivray
Mr Thomas McDonald, Abriachan |
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A hill about 1250 feet high situated about one half mile to the west of Dochfour Hill it partly covered with fir wood and partly with rocky heathy pasture and it signifies the Windy Hill
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CAOCHAN RUADH |
Caochan Ruadh
Caochan Ruadh
Caochan Ruadh
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Rev [Reverend] Allan McPherson,
Lauchlan Ferguson,
Mr. Alexander McKenzie, Altourie,
Mr James McGillivray |
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A small stream having its source a short distance to the most Westerly farm in the district of Blackfola it runs in a southern direction and enters Dochfour Burn a short distance south of the above mentioned farm steading. It signifies the Red Streamlet. E Bailie, Esq, proprietor |
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CREAGAN MOR |
Creagan Mòr
Creagan Mòr
Creagan Mòr
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Reverend Allan McPherson, Free Church Minister, Dores,
Lauchlan Ferguson, Schoolmaster, Dochgarroch,
Mr Alexander McKenzie, Altourie by Lochend,
Mr. James McGillivray, Schoolmaster, Abriachan |
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A rocky hill situated about one half mile to the south of Easter Altourie. It signifies the Large Creag & it is the property of E. Bailie Esqr of Dochfour |
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DOCHFOUR BURN |
Dochfour Burn
Dochfour Burn
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James Mallison Esq Factor,
Lauchlin Ferguson Schoolmaster,
John Fraser Post Office Lochend |
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A large burn having this name from western side of the Dochfour Estate to it joins the Caledonian Canal near its junction with Loch Dochfour and the river Ness. It runs in a southern direction. |
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DUNEAN SALMON FISHERY |
Dunean Salmon Fishery
Dunean Salmon Fishery
Dunean Salmon Fishery |
James Mollison Esq,
Mr L Ferguson,
Mr John Fraser |
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A salmon fishery at the junction of the river Ness with Loch Dochfour. It is partly on the Dunean, and partly on Dochfour property. |
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EAST LODGE [Dochfour House] |
East Lodge
East Lodge
East Lodge |
James Mollison Esq, Factor,
Mr L Ferguson,
Mr John Fraser |
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A small one story stated house on the east of Dochfour house. It is occupied by a gate keeper, and is the property of Even Bailie Esqr |
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About 18 ½ chains west of where this burn enters the Caledonian Canal an Obelisk was erected by Evan Bailie Esq of Dochfour House in memory of his father whose remains are interred a vault underneath it. |
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BALLIEMORE |
Balliemore
Balliemore
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Estate Plan
J. Mollison Esq,
Mr L. Ferguson,
Revd [Reverend] A. MacPherson |
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This is a small district, partly cultivated, including several crofters' houses, one story thatched, and generally in only middling repair. It is situated about three-fourths of a mile to the west of Dochgarroch, and lies on the north side of Dochfour burn. It is on the property of E Bailie Esqr of Dochfour |
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BATTLEFIELD |
Battlefield
Battlefield
Battlefield |
J. Mollison Esq
Revd [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr L. Ferguson |
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This name applies to two or three ruinous dwelling houses one story high, thatched and in bad condition. A battle was fought here at one time between a few highlanders, hence the name, they are on the property of Evan Bailie Esqr |
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DOCHGARROCH |
Dochgarroch
Dochgarroch
Dochgarroch |
J. Mollison Esq tenant & factor,
Estate Plan,
Mr Lauchlin Ferguson, schoolmaster Dochgarroch |
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This is a large elegantly built dwelling house, two stories high, with farm steading; the former is slated and in excellent condition; the latter thatched and in fair repair, there is no farm attached to this house as the Factor only occupies the dwelling house.
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DOCHNALURG |
Dochnalurg
Dochnalurg
Dochnalurg |
J Mollison Esq Factor,
L. Ferguson Schoolmaster,
Revd [Reverend] A. MacPherson, Free Church Manse, Dores |
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This name is applied to a farm steading one story high slated and in good repair. E Bailie Esqr proprietor |
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GOATFIELD |
Goatfield
Goatfield
Goatfield |
J. Mollison Esq,
L. Ferguson,
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This is a small dwelling house one story high, partly in ruin, and partly occupied by old servants on the estate. It is thatched and only in middling repair. Evan Bailie Esqr proprietor |
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There is also a small cairn of stones on this farm called Lady's Cairn it was raised in memory of Lady Grant who died in Glenurquhart and when a carrying to Inverness to be buried was left down there that refreshments might be served to the men forming the funeral procession I believe it was customary in them days to build a cairn when any corpse was either laid down or found. Ladyscairn is the property of Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Invereshie Lodge, Invernessshire |
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LADYSCAIRN |
Ladyscairn |
Charles Fraser MacIntosh, Factor,
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson,
Mr McGilvry |
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A one story thatched house with thatched office house attached they are in bad repair there is also a small cairn of stones on this farm called Lady's Cairn |
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TORRANBUIE |
Torranbuie |
Charles Fraser MacIntosh Esqr Factor Dunain House
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson Minister Dores
Mr McGilvery, Schoolmaster Abriachan |
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A one storey thatched house with thatched office houses attached the whole in bad Repair. They are the property of Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Invereshie Lodge Invernesshire |
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TORRAN BUIDHE |
Torran Buidhe |
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald Abriachan |
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A small heath Covered Knoll a Short distance to the west of Torrabuie Farm it is on the property of Sir John Ramsden Meaning the Yellow Knoll |
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BALNAGRIASEHIN |
Balnagriasehin |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor Glenurquhart
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery |
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Three or four one storey thatched houses with small thatched Office houses attached the whole in bad Repair they are situated near the Eastern Extremity of the district Known as Caiplich And is on the Property of the Earl of Seafield Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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EVANSCAIRN |
Evanscairn |
Charles Fraser MacIntosh Factor
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery |
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A small one storey thatched house situated in the Eastern End of the district of Caiplich it is the Property of Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Invereshie Lodge. Invernesshire |
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ALLT BAILE NAN GRIASAICHEAN |
Allt Baile nan Griasaichean |
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery.
Thomas McDonald |
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A small burn which forms the Parish Boundary as far as the old Road from Inverness to Glenurquhart it is also the property boundary for its whole length between the Earl of Seafield and Sir John Ramsden but changes its name at Ladyscairn and is called Allt Fraoch-choire to its source Meaning Burn of the Village of the shoemaker |
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ALLT FRAOCH-CHOIRE |
Allt Fraoch-choire |
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald |
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A small burn having its source in the Fraoch-choire and Running in a northern direction to Ladyscairn where it changes its name and become Allt Baile nan Griasaichean Meaning stream of the Heather Corry |
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ALLT LON AN DAIM |
Allt Lòn an Dàim |
Revd. Allan McPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr McGilivray Schoolmaster Abrichan
Thomas McDonald Abrichan |
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A small stream having its source on the Easter side of Meall à Bhathaidh and running in a Northeastern direction to it joins Allt Ourie Meaning Burn of the Mill Dam Marsh. This stream is broken for about 4 chains when it returns it course until it joins Allt Ourie |
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DOIRE MHOR |
Doire Mhòr |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald |
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A large hill lying between the districts known as Loch-end and Caiplich it is covered with heath and surface rocks there is a very extensive view obtained from its summit of the surrounding country It is on the Property of Sir John Ramsay Meaning Large Grove |
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ALLT GLAC OSSIAN |
Allt Glac Ossain |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson Free Church Minister, Dores
Mr McGillivray School Master Abrichan
Thomas McDonald Abrichan |
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A small burn having its source in a moss to the north of Doire Mhòr it runs in a southern direction as far as Fauran Dearg at which place its name is changed to Allt Iain Mhic Ailein Meaning the Burn of Ossains Hollow |
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FUARAN DEARG (Chalybeate) |
Fuaran Dearg [Chalybeate) |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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A small Chalybeate well situated at the junction of Allt Glac Ossain and Allt Iain Mhic Ailein over |
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GLAC OSSIAN |
Glac Ossian |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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A large Hollow lying to the north of Doire Mhòr and on both sides of the Allt Glac Ossain from its source to near Fuaran Dearg Meaning Ossains Hollow It is on the Property of Sir John Ramsden Bert [Baronet] Invereshie Lodge,
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CREAG NAN SITHEAN |
Creag nan Sithean |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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A sloping brae covered with loose stones and fir trees it is situated to the north of the junction of Allt Glac Ossain and Allt Iain Mhic Ailein It is on the property of Sir John Ramsden Meaning Hill of the Fairies or Mount |
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GLAC NA GREIGHE |
Glac na Greighe |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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A small hollow lying on the top of the Cliffs bounding the northern shore of Lochness and near Doire Mhòr it is on the property of Sir John Ramsden Meaning Hollow of the herd of Deer or Horses |
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ABBAN WATER |
Abban Water
Abban Water
Abban Water |
C.F. Macintosh Esqr
Rev [Reverend] Allen Macpherson
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson |
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A small sheet of water situated adjacent to the northern extremity of Loch Ness It is the property of Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Invereshie Lodge, Invernesshire |
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BALAVARRON |
Balavarron
Balavarron
Balavarron |
C.F. Macintosh Esqr Rev [Reverend] Allen Macpherson
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson |
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Applied to three small croft houses with suitable offices attached, the buildings are one storey high, thatched, and in middling repair. Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Propr. [Proprietor] |
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MIDDLETON |
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton |
C.F. Macintosh Esqr Factor, Dunain
Rev [Reverend] Allen Macpherson
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson |
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This name is applied to two farm houses with suitable offices attached the buildings are one story high thatched and in fair repair Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] proprietor |
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ALLT IAIN MHIC AILEIN |
Allt Iain Mhic Ailein
Allt Iain Mhic Ailein
Allt Iain Mhic Ailein |
Mr. Thomas McDonald
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. James McGillivray |
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This name is applied to a stream known as Allt Glac Ossian untill oposite the southern extremity of Glac Ossian the name Allt Iain Mhic Aailein, it enters Loch Dochfour a short distance South of the Free Church, its banks are steep a rugged, and it signifies John Son of Allan's Burn. Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] proprietor Invereshie Lodge Invernesshire |
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SUIDHE URADAIN |
Suidhe Uradain
Suidhe Uradain
Suidhe Uradain |
Mr Thomas MacDonald Abrichan
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. James Mcgillivrey Schoolmaster Abrichan |
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This name is applied to a small knoll or rise situated a short distance to the West of Glackossian farm house, it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies Uradian's seat. Sir john Ramsden Cart. [Baronet] Propr. [Proprietor] |
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FREE CHURCH [Lochend] |
Free Church
Free Church
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C.F. Macintosh Esqr Factor Dunain
Revd. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson Free Church Minister, Dores
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson Schoolmaster Dochgarroch |
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This name is applied to a church situated at the northern extremity of a district known as Lochend, the building is of Rectangular form, slated, and in good repair it was erected in 1846 and the number of sittings amount to Six hundred. It is the property of the Trustees of the Free Church of Scotland |
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POST OFFICE [Lochend] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
C.F. Macintosh
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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A post office situated at the northern extremity of the district of Lochend, the building is one storey high thatched and in fair repair. The mail is despatched at Eight oclock A.M and the arrival is at five oclock P.M. It is a minro office Inverness being the Major. Sir John Ramsden. Bart. [Baronet] Propr [Proprietor] Inverneshie Lodge, Invernesshire |
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GLACKOSSIAN |
Glackossian
Glackossian
Glackossian |
C. F. Macintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] Allen Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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This name applies to a small croft, the buildings are one story high, thatched, and in middling repair Sir John Ramsden Bart [Baronet] proprietor Invereshie Lodge Invernesshire |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton |
C. F. Macintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] Allen Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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Applied to two small farms or crofts, the buildings are one story high thatched, and in fair repair. Sir John Ramsden, Bart [Baronet] Proprietor |
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MEETINGHOUSE |
Meetinghouse
Meetinghouse
Meetinghouse |
C. F, Macintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] Allen Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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A croft house one story high with suitable offices detached a short distance to the west the buildings are all one story thatched and in middling repair. Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] proprietor |
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Site of CASTLE SPIRITAL |
Site of Castle Spirital
Site of Castle Spirital
Site of Castle Spirital |
C. F, Macintosh Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson Schoolmaster Dochfour |
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Applies to the site of an old castle situated upon a narrow stripe of land between Loch Dochfour and Abban Water, there is a tradition in the district that the Loch was pasable by a ford at this point and that the Castle was used as a stronghold for the purpose of exacting tribute upon all good or cattle which might have occassion to Cross. It is the property of the Caladonian Canal Company. |
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Site of the ROMAN STATION called Banatia |
Site of the Roman Station called Banatia
Site of the Roman Station called Banatia
Site of the Roman Station called Banatia
Banatia
Banatia |
C. F. Macintosh Esqr
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson Free Church Manse, Dores
New Statistical Account.
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This name applies to the side of Roman Camp situated a short distance South of Castle Spirital, it is said to have been in a good state of preservation previous to the deepening of the Canal when the ditch surrounding it was entirely filled up with ground where the camp stood cultivated. It is the property of the Canal Company |
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CLADH URADAIN |
Cladh Uradain
Cladh Uradain
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C. F. Macintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson
Mr James McGillivray Schoolmaster Abrichan |
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This name applies to a burying ground said to have been attached to the old church of the parish of Bona, it is said to be at least 300 years old and is still used as a graveyard, the present Free Church stands upon its Western extremity. It signifies Uradain's buring ground Sir John Ramsden Bart [Baronet] propr [proprietor] |
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Site of CHURCH [Cladh Uradain] |
Site of Church
Site of Church
Site of Church |
C. F, Macintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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Applies to the site of an old church situated in the centre of the burying ground known as Cladh Uradain this is pointed out as the site of the Old church of the parish of Bona but no trace of it remains and nothing appears to be known about the date of erection or when disused, Sir John Ramsden Bart [Baronet] proprietor Invereshie Lodge Invernesshire |
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A SILVER COIN of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth and a STONE COFFIN found here A. D. 1847 [Lochend] |
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Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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Applied to the site of a stone Circle situated a short distance to the south of the Free Church. This Circle is said to have been in a good state of preservation previous to 1846 when the principal stones were used in erecting the Free Church, the ground was cultivated next year and in the interior of the Circle a Stone Coffin was found together with a Silver Coin dating from the reign of Queen Elizabeth Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Proprietor Inverneshire Lodge, Invernesshire |
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LOCH DOCHFOUR |
Loch Dochfour
Loch Dochfour
Loch Dochfour |
C. F. Mackintosh Esqr
Rev [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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Site of STONE CIRCLE [Lochend] |
(Site of) Stone Circle
(Site of) Stone Circle
(Site of) Stone Circle |
C. F. Mackintosh Esqr
Rev [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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Applied to the site of a stone Circle situated a short distance to the south of the Free Church. This Circle is said to have been in a good state of preservation previous to 1846 when the principal stones were used in erecting the Free Church, the ground was cultivated next year and in the interior of the Circle a Stone Coffin was found together with a Silver Coin dating from the reign of Queen Elizabeth Sir John Ramsden Bart. [Baronet] Proprietor Inverneshire Lodge, Invernesshire |
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CREAG A' CHAIT |
Creag a' Chait
Creag a' Chait
Creag a' Chait |
Rev. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson
Mr. James McGillivray
Mr Thomas MacDonald Abrichan |
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A small creag situated a short distance to the West of Dochfour Hill it is covered with Fir Wood and it signifies the Cat Creag. E. Bailie Esqr. of Dochfour proprietor. |
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DOCHFOUR HOUSE |
Dochfour House
Dochfour House
Dochfour House
Dochfour House |
James Mollison, Esq Factor Dochgarroch
Mr Lauchan Ferguson Schoolmaster Dochgarroch
Rev [Reverend] Alan McPherson Free Church Minister, Dores
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This name is applied to a large and elegant and well built Mansion thre stories high with suitable offices detached a short distance to the North east the whole are slated and in excellent repair. E. Bailie Esq of Dochfour proprietor. |
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DOCHFOUR HILL |
Dochfour Hill
Dochfour Hill
Dochfour Hill |
James Mollison, Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] Allan Macpherson
Mr. Lauchlan Ferguson |
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This name is applied to a hill situated about one half mile to the West of Dochfour Mansion It is about Eighteen hundred feet high and covered with Fir Wood E. Bailie, Esqr, of Dochfour propr. [proprietor] |
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RINUDIN |
Rinudin |
Robert Craig Esq. Factor Glenurquhart
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr. MacGillivray |
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This name is given to a small Farm, the dwelling house & offices are thatched and in ordinary repair. It is the property of Earl Seafield Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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TOMACHOIN EAST |
Tomachoin East |
Robert Craig Esq
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr. MacGilivray |
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This name is applied to a small Farm, the dwelling house and offices are one storey, thatched and in fair condition It is the property of Earl Seafield |
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TOMACHOIN WEST |
Tomnachoin West |
Robert Craig Esq
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr MacGilivray |
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This is a small Farm, the dwelling house and offices are one storey highm thatched, and fair repair It is the property of Earl Seafield |
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FRAOCH-CHOIRE |
Fraoch-choire |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr. McGilvray School Master Abrichan
Thomas MacDonald Abrichan |
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This name is given to a heathy corry lying at the top of Allt Fraoch-choire It is the property of Earl Seafield and Sir John Ramsden. Meaning Heather Corry |
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MEALL NA H-EARBA |
Meall na h-Earba |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr. MacGilviray
Thomas MacDonald |
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This is a heath covered hill situated a little distance East of Fraoch-choire It is the property of Sir J. Ramsden Meaning Hill of the Ros. |
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MEALL RAON AODAINN |
Meall Raon Aodainn |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr. MacGilvray
Thomas MacDonald |
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This name is applied to a rocky heath covered Hill situated a short distance East of the Farm house of Rinudin It is the property of Earl Seafield Meaning, Hill of the plain of the face |
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CREAG NA H-EIGHEACHD |
Craeg na h-Eigheachd |
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AN LEACANN |
An Leacann
An Leacann
An Leacann |
Thomas McDonald, Abrichan
Mr McGillivray, Leault Abrichan
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson, F [Free] Church Manse Dores |
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This is a long narrow ridge of hill lying between Fraoch-choire, and Allt na Cuillich and on the Westside of Carn a Bhodaich It is a gaelic name, which signifies, "The steep shelvy ground" It is on the Earl of Seafields property |
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CAIPLICH |
Caiplich |
Robert Craig Esq. Factor Glenurquhart
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr. MacGilvray School Master Abrichan |
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This name is given to a large district, commencing at the small Farm of Torranbuie and running Westward on both sides of the Parish Boundary about seven or eight miles, it is interspersed with ptches of cultivation and moss, but the greater part of it is covered with heath. The stream called Allt Mòr runs through it |
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ALLT MOR |
Allt Mòr |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr. MacGilvray Schoolmaster Abriachan
Thomas MacDonald Abriachan |
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This is a pretty large stream having its source in the West end of Caiplich District, it forms the North western Boundary of the Parish of Inverness from its junction with Allt Tarsuinn to its junction with Allt Fraoch-choire Meaning The Large Burn |
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ALLT TOM A' CHOIN |
Allt Tom a' Choinan |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr. MacGilvray
Thomas MacDonald |
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A small stream having its source a short Distancve South of the Farm house of Tomachoin West and falling into Allt Mòr Meaning, Burn of the Knoll of the Dog. |
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GLAC DHUBH NAN DEARCAG |
Glac Dhubb nan Dearcag
Glac Dhubb nan Dearcag
Glac Dhubb nan Dearcag |
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson |
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This is a large heathery hollow lying at the eastern side of Càrn a' Bhodaich, and at the head of Allt Ceann na Coille It is on Sir J Ramsden's property It means Black hollow of the little Berries |
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ALLT NA CAILLICH |
Allt na Caillich |
Rev. [Reverend] A. MacPherson, Dores
Mr McGillivray, Abriachan
Mr Thomas McDonald Abriachan |
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This is a large hill burn which rises in the hills to the north of the district of Abriachan, and near Càrn a Bhothaich It runs in a southerly direction for about one and a half miles and enters, at Abriachan, Killianan Burn It means The old womans burn |
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CARN A' BHODAICH |
Càrn a' Bhodaich
Càrn a' Bhodaich
Càrn a' Bhodaich |
Thomas McDonald, Abriachan
Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster Abriachan
Revd [Reverend] Allan MacPherson F. [Free] Church Manse Dores |
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This is a large high hill, covered with heather, situated about one mile north of Abriachan, and about one mile to the west of the side of Loch Ness. It is noted for affording an extensive view of the surrounding country It is chiefly on the property of Sir J Ramsdens, and means Hill of the old man, |
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CNOC EADAR DHA ALLT |
Cnoc Eadar dha Allt
Cnoc Eadar dha Allt
Cnoc Eadar dha Allt |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A. MacPherson |
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A small but prominent hill, situated between two streams near the north end of Creag Dhearg, and covered with loose stone and heather. It is entirely on Sir J. Ramsden's property It means The hill between two streams |
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ALLT CEANN NA COILLE |
Allt Ceann na Coille
Allt Ceann na Coille
Allt Ceann na Coille |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
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This is a long stream, which rises on the north east side of Càrn a' Bhodaich, and runs in an Eastern direction untill it enters Loch Ness at Lochend It means stream of the head or corner of the wood |
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CREAG RUIGH LEAGAIN |
Creag Ruigh Leagain
Creag Ruigh Leagain
Creag Ruigh Leagain |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This name is given to a small but bold creag, at the side, and on the north side of Ruithe Allt, and situated about half a mile above Lochend Inn meaning obscure It is on Sir J Ramsden's property |
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RUITH ALLT |
Ruith Allt
Ruith Allt
Ruith Allt |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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A small hill stream rising to the north of Cnoc Eadar dha Allt and running Eastwards for about a mile until it joins Allt Ceann na Coille near Lochend It means Running Stream |
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ALLT CUMHANG |
Allt Cumhang
Allt Cumhang
Allt Cumhang |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a small stream which rises at the bottom of the rocks of Creag Dhearg, and runs Eastwards and enters Loch Ness near the South end of Lochend It means the narrow Burn |
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CREAG DHEARG |
Creag Dhearg
Creag Dhearg
Creag Dhearg |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a very bold Craig of red granite, having small loose stones lying between it and Loch Ness, and situated on the West side of Loch Ness, and between Allt Dearg and Allt Ceann na Coille. It means Red Rock, and is on Sir J Ramsden's property |
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ALLT DEARG |
Allt Dearg
Allt Dearg
Allt Dearg |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a hill stream a little more than a ½ of a mile long, and rising at the base of Cnoc an Ruigh Dhuibh and falling eastward until it enters Loch Ness It forms the property boundary between the Earl of Seafield and Sir. J. Ramsden for the last half mile of its course it passes over the wildest place and most difficult of access in this parish It means Red Burn |
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CNOC AN RUIGH DHUIBH |
Cnoc an Ruigh Dhuibh
Cnoc an Ruigh Dhuibh
Cnoc an Ruigh Dhuibh |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a large hill covered with heather, nsituated between Creag Dhearg, and Carn a Bhoduich and near the source of All Dearg It means Hill of the Black Shealing |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
C.F. Mackintosh Esqr, Factor
Revd [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr Lauchlan Ferguson, Teacher Dochgarroch School. |
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A small house one story high with barn and byre attached; one story high, thatched, and only in middling repair. Sir. J. Ramsden proprietor. Invereshie Lodge, Invernesshire |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
C.F. Mackintosh Esqr Dunain House
Mr McDonald, Lochend Inn
Mr Fraser, P.O. [Post Office] Lochend |
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This is a small cultivated district lying at the north end of Loch Ness, and about seven miles from Inverness. It is about one mile in length, and about half a mile in breadth It is entirely on the property of Sir John Ramsden, Bart. [Baronet] Invereshie Lodge, Invernesshire |
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LOCHEND INN |
Lochend Inn
Lochend Inn
Lochend Inn |
C.F. Mackintosh Esqr
Mr McDonald
Mr Fraser, Post Office Lochend |
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This is a roadside country Inn, one storey high, with offices atteched, slated, and in thorough repair, It is situated in the middle of the district of Lochend and 6½ miles from Inverness. Sir John Ramsden proprietor |
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LURGMORE |
Lurgmore
Lurgmore
Lurgmore |
C F Mackintosh Esqr, Factor
Mr McDonald
Mr Fraser |
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This name is applied to two small croft houses, one storey high with outhouses attached, and the whole only in middling condition They are on the property of Sir John Ramsden. |
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BONA FERRY |
Bona Ferry
Bona Ferry
Bona Ferry |
C.F. Mackintosh Esqr
Mr McDonald, Lochend Inn
Mr McDonald, Light House |
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This name is given to a ferry situated at the north end of Lochness, and opposite the light house. It accommodates the people of Dores & Lochend, the dwelling house and boats being of the Dores side. |
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BONA LIGHT HOUSE |
Bona Light House
Bona Light House
Bona Light House |
C.F. Mackintosh Esqr
Mr McDonald, Lochend Inn
Mr McDonald, Light House |
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This is a small building two stories high, with a small octagonal tower at one corner in which a stationary light is is kept, to reflect up Loch Ness It is situated at the north end of Loch Ness, and is the property of the Caledonian Canal Company |
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BALMORE |
Balmore
Balmore
Balmore |
Mr Shepperd
Mr McGillivray
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson |
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This name is given to a cluster of crofter's houses, in Abriachan, one story high, thatched, and in a fair state of repair The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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REINDOUL |
Reindoul
Reindoul
Reindoul |
Mr Shepperd
Mr McGillivray
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a crofter's and a cottar's house, one storey high, with out houses attached thatched, and in fair condition. The Earl of Seafield proprietor |
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DALLAURUACH |
Dallauruach
Dallauruach
Dallauruach |
Mr Shepperd, Factor's Clerk
Mr McGillivray, Schoolmaster
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson |
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This name is applied to a small farm house one story high, with offices attached thatched, and in middling repair. The Earl of Seafield proprietor. Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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ALLT RAON LETH-ALLT |
Allt Raon Leth-allt
Allt Raon Leth-allt
Allt Raon Leth-allt |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr MacGillivray
Mr Thomas McDonald |
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This is a considerable sized mountain stream which rises at the southern base of An Leagain, and running South ward for about a mile and a half it then enters Allt Loch Laide It means Burn of the plain of the Half Burn. |
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LEAULT |
Leault
Leault
Leault |
Mr Shepperd, Factor's Clerk
Mr McGillivray, Tenant.
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson |
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This is a crofters house and offices, occupied by the School master, one story high; the dwelling house slated, the offices thatched, and both in good repair. The Earl of Seafield proprietor. |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr McGillivray, master
Mr Shepperd, Factor's Clerk
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a small school house thatched and in fair condition, It is a parish school, in which are taught the usual rudimentary branches of education, The average attendance is computed at 45. It is on the Earl of Seafield's property Castle Grant, Invernesshire |
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ALLT LOCH LAIDE |
Allt Loch Laide
Allt Loch Laide
Allt Loch Laide |
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a small stream which issues out of Loch Laide, and runs Eastwards for about ¾ of a mile when it unites with Allt na Caillich after which it is known as Allt Killianan Its meaning obscure. |
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ALLT NAN CLACHAN BREACA |
Allt nan Clachan Breaca
Allt nan Clachan Breaca
Allt nan Clachan Breaca |
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a small stream, which rises at the north east side of Carn a Leitire and runs in an Eastern direction for about a mile until it enters Allt Loch Laide. It means Burn of the spotted stone. |
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LOCH LAIDE |
Loch Laide
Loch Laide
Loch Laide |
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a loch almost circular in shape, and about a quarter of a mile in diameter, which is situated at the western side of Abrichan district and a short distance to the north of Carn na Leitire It is a corrupt gaelic name, no meaning could be obtained. |
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LOCHLAIT |
Lochlait |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor Glenurquhart
Revd, [Reverend] Allan McPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster AbriachanTwo small |
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Two small one storey thatched houses in middling repair they are situated in the northern portion of the district known as Abriachan and is the Property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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ACHBUIE |
Achbuie |
Robert Craig Esqr Factor
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This name applies to four or five thatched houses one storey with suitable offices attached the whole in midling repair they are on the property of the Earl of Seafield Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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CNOC NA H-EACHDRAIDHE |
Cnoc na h-Eachdiaidhe |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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A small heath covered knoll situated about half a mile to the north of Achbuie it is on the Property of the Earl of Seafield Meaning Hill of the history |
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ACHCULIN |
Achculin |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister, Dores
Robert Craig Esq. Factor Glenurquhart
Mr. McGillivray School Master Abriachan |
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This name is given to three or four thatched houses one Storey high, they are in bad repair and are the property of the Earl of Seafield Castle Grant. Invernesshire |
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KILLIANAN |
Killianan |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Robert Craig Esq
Mr. MacGillivray |
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This name is applied to a small croft and a house, the house is one Storey high, thatched, and in good repair. It is the property of Earl Seafield Castle Grant. Invernesshire |
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ALLT LIATH |
Allt Laith |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr. MacGillivray
Thomas MacDonald |
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This is a small stream having source a short distance from the hollow called Slochd an Fhamhair, which it enters and disappears among Boulders and stones, it issues below the said hollow and emties its self into Loch Ness about half a mile East of Kllianan Grave Yard meaning Grey Stream. |
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BEALACH A' CHADHA |
Bealach a' Chadha |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister Dores.
Mr. MacGilvray, School Master, Abriachan
Thomas MacDonald, Abriachan |
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This name is given to a rocky [---] of a Hill, situated a short distance East of Achculin houses, it is the property of Earl Seafield. Meaning Pass of the narrow Ravine. |
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An Dubh-allt Beag
An Dubh-allt Beag
An Dubh-allt Beag |
Rev. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
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Thomas McDonald |
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This is a smal stream hiving its source on the Eastern slope of Cnoc an Duine, and falling into Loch Ness about a mile-and-a-half East of Killianan grave yard meaning The Little Black stream. |
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CREAG NAN GOBHAR |
Creag nan Gobhar
Creag nan Gobhar
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Rev. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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This name is given to a cliff commencing at Slochd an Fhamhair, and extending to An Dubh-allt Beag It is on the Earl of Seafield's property, and means Rock of the Goats |
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SLOCHD AN FHAMHAIR |
Slochd and Fhamhair
Slochd and Fhamhair
Slochd and Fhamhair |
Rev. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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This name is given to a rocky hollow lying near the source of Allt Liath, the east side and bottom are strewn with stones and boulders. It is on the property of the Earl of Seafield and signifies Hollow of the Giant or Champion |
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CNOC AN DUINE |
Cnoc an Duine
Cnoc an Duine
Cnoc an Duine |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Manse Dores
Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster Abriachan
Thomas McDonald, Tyeantore, Abriachan |
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This is a heath covered hill, situated near the source of An Dubh-allt Mòr, It is on the Earl of Seafield's property meaning, The Man's Hill |
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CNOC AN T-SARAIDH |
Cnoc an t-Saraidh
Cnoc an t-Saraidh
Cnoc an t-Saraidh |
Thomas McDonald
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a considerable sized hill which lies on the South side of Coire Shalachaidh, covered with heather and loose stones It is on the Earl of Seafield's property and means Hill of Impediment |
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CREAG AN TOM BHEALAIDH |
Creag, an, Tom, Bhealaidh
Creag, an, Tom, Bhealaidh
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Thomas McDonald
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This name is given to the most prominent part of the cliff which runs parallel to the west side of Loch Ness, and extends from Abriachan to near Allt Coire Shalachaidh It is on the Earl of Seafield's property, & means creag of the broom Knoll. |
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MEAL A' BHATHAICH |
Meall a' Bhathaich |
Thomas McDonald
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a large - flat topped hill situated on the sout side of Abriachan, and a short distance west from Cnoc Bheinnellidh, It is on the Earl of Seafield's property Castle Grant Invernesshire. |
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CAOCHAN A' CHALLA |
Caochan a'Challa
Caochan a'Challa
Caochan a'Challa |
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a small stream about one mile to the north of Coire Shalachaidh, and runs Easterly until it joins Allt Coire Shalachaidh, a short distance East of Creag Bàhn, It means stream of the loss or damage |
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COIRE SHALACHAIDH |
Coire Shalachaidh
Coire Shalachaidh
Coire Shalachaidh |
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a large hollow, covered with heather, lose stones, and scattered trees, and situated near the south western corner of the parish and about one mile south of Abriachan This is a corrupted gaelic name, so that the meaning is abscure It is on the Earl of Seafield's property Castle Grant Invernesshire. |
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CREAG BHAN |
Creag Bàhn
Creag Bàhn
Creag Bàhn |
Thomas McDonald
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a low ridge of hill, covered with loose white stones, from which its name is derived, and situated between Allt Coire Shalachaidh and Allt a'Challa, It means White craig It is entirely the Earl of Seafield's property. |
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ALLT BHEINNELLIDH |
Allt Bheinnellidh
Allt Bheinnellidh
Allt Bheinnellidh |
Thomas McDonald, Tyeantore
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson
Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster Leault |
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This is a small hill stream which rises a short distance to the west of Balchraggan, and running in an easterly direction for about one mile it enters Loch Ness near Killeanan burying ground It is a corrupt gaelic word, therefore the meaning cannot be given |
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ALLT KILLIANAN |
Allt Killianan
Allt Killianan
Allt Killianan |
Thomas McDonald
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This is a considerable sized burn, and the chief one in Abriachan. It bears this name from the junction of Allt Loch Laide with Allt na Caillich, down to Loch Ness and in its course it passes through a narrow gulley nearly half a mile in length which almost hides it from view, It is an anglicised gaelic name |
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CARN NA LEITIRE |
Carn na Leitire |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr. MacGilvray School Master Abriachan
Thomas MacDonald Abriachan |
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This name is given to a large rocky heath covered Hill lying on the West side of Loch Lait and on the East side of Allt Coire Shalachaidh, there is some small patches of moss on it it is the property of Earl Seafield Meaning. Hill of the side of a Country. |
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BALBEG |
Balbeg
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Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray |
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This a very small farm steading, in abriachan, one storey high, thatched, and in middling repair, Earl Seafield proprietor |
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BALCHRAGGAN |
Balchraggan
Balchraggan
Balchraggan |
Mr Shepherd
Mr McGillivray
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This name is applied to a cluster of crofters houses in abriachan, all one story high, thatched, and only in middling condition Earl Seafield proprietor Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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CNOC BHEINNELLIDH |
Cnoc Bheinnellidh
Cnoc Bheinnellidh
Cnoc Bheinnellidh |
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr McGillivray
Thomas McDonald |
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This is a small rocky conical shaped hill, which lies about half a mile to the south of Balchraggan houses. It is a gaelic word, but corrupted, so that the meaning is obscure It is on the estate of Earl of Seafield |
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ABRIACHAN |
Abriachan
Abriachan
Abriachan |
Mr Shepherd, Factor's Clark Glen Urquhart
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson
Thomas McDonald Tyeantore, Abriachan |
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This is a considerable sized district, partly under cultivation, and situated on the western side of Loch Ness, and about four miles to the South of Lochend Inn, and within one mile of the south end of the parish It included upwards of twelve crofters houses, which, for the most part are in very bad condition It is entirely on the Earl of Seafield's property Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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TYEANTORE |
Tyeantore
Tyeantore
Tyeantore |
Mr Shepherd
Mr McGillivray, Schoolmaster
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This is a very small farm house one story high, with byre, barn, and stabling attached; the whole thatched and in middling repair Earl Seafield proprietor |
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KILLIANAN GRAVE YARD (Disused) |
Killianan Grave Yard (Disused) |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr. MacGilvray Shool Master Abriachan
Thomas MacDonald Abriachan |
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This name is given to an old Graveyard situated on the banks of Loch Ness and close to the County Road. It has been disused for a number of years. It has no enclosing fence round it, and is overgrown with Stunted hazel and bramble. It is the property of the Earl of Seafield. Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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SCULPTURED STONE [Killianan] |
Sculptured Stone
Sculptured Stone |
Robert Craig Esq, Glen Urquhart
Colonel Sit Henry James, Royal Engnr [Engineers] |
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This is a Grave Stone in Killianan Grave Yard beautifully sculptured. The stone itself is a grey Marble probably a Magnesian lime stone. The design is remarkably free and elegant, resembling very much in its character, those, on the many very beautiful Grave Stones of Iona. This stone was sketched by Col. [Colonel] Sir Henry James R.E. [Royal Engineers] when in this district in October 1868. |
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HOLED STONE [Kill anan] |
Holed Stone |
Robert Craig Esq. Glen Urquhart |
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A flat stone lying on the ground about 90 yards to the north west of the Old Grave Yard of Killianan at Abriachan The name is derived from a Cylindrical shaped orifice in the centre of the stone, through which, the stone is said to have the power of drawing water from the ground underneath. |
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[Letter]
SEAFIELD ESTATES.
ELGIN & ROTHES DISTRICTS.
Glen Urquhart. Inverness.
11th April 1870
Dear Sir,
I have your favour of the
9th Inst. [Instant] regarding "the Holed Stone"
at Abriachan - I am aware
that such a stone is there, close to
an old burying ground, but I have
heard no tradition in connection with
it, and I don't think it comes under
the category of Sculptured Stones-
If I remember rightly Sir H. James
saw it when on a visit here, so that
he will be able to give a better opinion
as to whether it should be shown on
your plans than I can, indeed, if
I mistake not, it was at the showing
home some sculptured stone found
on my farm, that he issued his request
to have such marked on the O.S. maps
Yours faithfully
Robert Craig
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ALLT TARSUINN |
Allt Tarsuinn
Allt Tarsuinn
Allt Tarsuinn |
Revd [Reverend] Allan McPherson Free Church Manse Dores
Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster Abriachan
Thomas McDonald, Abriachan |
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This is a small burn having its source in the moss near allt Lon na Fiodhaig, and running in a northern direction until it joins Allt Mòr, near its source, It means the transverse burn |
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ACHPOPULI |
Achpopuli |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPheron Free Church Minister Dores
Robert Craig Esq Factor Glenurquhart
Mr. MacGilvray School Master Abriachan |
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This name is given to a small Farm, the dwelling house and offices are one story high thatched and and in fair repair It is the property of Earl Seafield Castle Grant Invernesshire. |
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ALLT LON A' CHREAGAIN |
Allt Lon a'Chreagain |
Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson
Mr. MacGilvray
Thomas MacDonald Abriachan |
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This is a small stream having its source about half a mile South of the Farm house of Achpopuli and running in in a North Western direction for about half a mile when it changes its name to Allt Lon na Fiodhaige, and forms the Parish Boundary so far. Meaning Burn of the Marsh of the little Hill. |
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ALLT LON NA FIODHAIGE |
Allt Lòn na Fiodhaige |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPhersonn Free Church Minister Dores
Mr. MacHilvray School Master Abriachan
Thomas MacDonald Aberiachan |
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This steam is the continuation of Allt Lon a' Fiodhaige from the junction of a small stream it receives on the West side, it then turns to the East, and forms the Parish Boundary for about a mile, and falls into Loch Laide, Meaning, Burn of the Marsh of the wild Fig |
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ALLT COIRE FOITHANEAS |
Allt Coire Foithaneas |
Rev [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald |
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A small stream having its source in Coire Foithaneas and running in an eastern direction for about half its length then inclining southward to it joins Loch-Ness about three miles from its Eastern End Meaning obscure |
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CORRYFOYNESS |
Corryfoyness |
Rev [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Robert Craig Esq, Factor Glenurquhart
Mr McGilvery |
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A couple of small thatched houses in very bad repair and not inhabited at present. They are on the property of the Earl of Seafield, Castle Grant Inverness |
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TORRAN BINNEACH |
Torran Binneach |
Rev [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald |
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A high ledge of rock extending from Allt Coire Foithaneas to Allt Coire Shalachaidh and running in a western direction parallel to Lochness along its northern side. Meaning The Pinnacled Knoll |
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CORDACHAN |
Cordachan |
Robert Craig Esq Factor Glenurquhart
Reverend Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery |
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A small space of Rough Pasture with two or three old Ruins, they are on the farm of Correyfoyness and on the property of the Earl of Seafield |
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CREAG NAN CADHAG |
Creag nan Cadhag |
Rev Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald |
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A rocky hill situated a little to the north of Cordachan and south of Correyfoyness it is one of the range of hills running parallel to Loch Ness on its northern side.
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CREAG MHIC DHOMHNUILL OIG |
Creag Mhic Dhomhnuill Oig |
Revd. Allan McPherson Free church Minister Dores
Mr McGillivray Schoolmaster Abrichan
Thomas McDonald Abriachan |
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A large Rocky braeface on the western side of the parish it is on the Property of the Earl of Seafield. Meaning Young Donaldsons Hill Castle Grant Invernesshire |
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ALLT COIRE SHALACHAIDH |
Allt Coire Shalachaidh |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery
Thomas McDonald |
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A pretty large stream having its source in the muir near a mile to the west of Carn na Leitire and running in an eastern direction for about half its length then turning southward to it joins Loch-ness at Brachla Meaning obscure |
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COIRE FOITHANEAS |
Coire Foithaneas |
Revd. [Reverend] Alan McPherson Free Church Minister Dores
Mr McGilvery Schoolmaster Abriachan
Thomas McDonald Abriachan |
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A large hollow along both sides of the Allt Choire Foithaneas from a little above its source for about half its length it is situated near the western Boundary of the Parish And is on the Property of the Earl of Seafield Castle Grant Invernesshire
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BRACHLA |
Brachla |
Robert Craig Esq Factor
Rev. [Reverend] Allan McPherson
Mr McGilvery |
030 |
A Good two storey house slated with three or four small thatched office houses the whole in good repair
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AN DUBH-ALLT MOR |
An Dubh-allt Mòr
An Dubh-allt Mòr
An Dubh-allt Mòr |
Thomas McDonald
Mr McGillivray
Revd [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a long hill stream, rising in a large peat moss near Cnoc an Duine, and running eastwards, parallel to An Dubh-all Beag, until it enters Loch Ness a short distance to the north of the above stream It means large black burn |
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CAOCHAN DUBH |
Caochan Dubh
Caochan Dubh
Caochan Dubh |
Thomas McDonald
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Revd. [Reverend] A MacPherson |
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This is a small burn, which rises in a small hollow, near the east road which leads from Loch Ness to Abrichan, and runs eastward for about half a mile, when it enters Loch Ness, a short distance to the north if Killernan grave yard. It means, Black streamlet |
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Caledonian Canal (Italic Capitals) For authorities and description see Name Book (Part1 Page77) of the Parish of Inverness 1/2500 work Situation 12.5 etc. etc.
River Ness (For authorities and description see Name Book) Part1 Page79 of the Parish of Inverness 1/2500 work Situation 11.12 etc. etc.
Glen Albyn (Roman Capitals) (For authorities and description see Name Book) Part1 Page65 of the Parish of Inverness 1/2500 work Situation 11.15 etc.
Craig Leach (For authorities and description see Name Book) Part1 Page8 of the Parish of Inverness 1/2500 work Situation 11.11
Allt a' Ghleannain Ditto Ditto (For authorities and description see Name Book) Part1 Page30 of the Parish of Inverness 1/2500 work Situation 11-8 etc. |
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CREAG BHUIDHE |
Creag Bhuidhe |
Revd. [Reverend] A. MacPherson
Mr. MacGilvray
Thomas MacDonald Abrichan |
019 |
This name is given to a cliffy range of rocks lying between An Dubh-allt Mòr and Allt Dearg, it lies paralell to the Northern shore of Loch Ness and is the property of Earl of Seafield meaning, The yellow craig |
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LOCH NESS |
Loch Ness |
Revd. [Reverend] Allan MacPherson. Free Church Minister, Dores
Mr. MacGilvray Schoolmaster, Abrichan
Robert Craig Esq. Factor Glenurquhart |
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Loch Ness a fine sheet of water, situated in the eastern end of Glen Albyn, it commences six miles South west of Inverness and extends to Fort Augustus, being about twenty six long by about one and one half broad. Loch Ness is used for the purposes of Navigation in connection with the Caledonian Canal. |
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NAME BOOK (Part 2)
OF THE PARISH OF
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ON 1/2500 SCALE
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INDEX to Part No2 of the Parish of Inverness on the 1/2500 Scale [page] 76
Name of Objects -- Page
Abban Water -- 19
Abriachan -- 60
Achbuie -- 48
Achculin -- 49
Achpopuli -- 65
Allt a' Ghleannain -- 72
Allt Baile nan Griasaichean -- 14
Allt Bheinnellidh -- 56
Allt Ceann na Coille -- 38
Allt Coire Foithaneas -- 67
Allt Coire Shalachaidh -- 69
Allt Cumhang -- 39
Allt Dearg -- 40
Allt Fraoch-choire -- 14
Allt Glac Ossian -- 17
Allt Iain Mhic Ailein -- 20
Allt Killianan -- 56
Allt Liath -- 50
Allt Loch Laide -- 46
An Lòn a' Chreagain -- 65
Allt Lòn an Dàim -- 16
Allt Lòn na Fiodhaige -- 66
Allt Mòr -- 32
Allt na Caillich -- 35
Allt nan Clachan Breaca -- 46
Allt Ourie -- 4
Allt Raon Leth-allt -- 45
Allt Tarsuinn -- 63
Allt Tom a' Choin -- 32
An Dubh-allt Beag -- 51
An Dubh-allt Mòr-- 71
An Leacann -- 31
Balavarron -- 19
Balbeg -- 59
Balchraggan -- 59
Balliemore -- 9
Balmore -- 43
Balnagriasehin -- 13
Site of Roman Station called
Banatia -- 24
Battlefield -- 9
Bealach a' Chadha -- 50
Blackfold -- 3
Bona Ferry -- 42
Bona Light House -- 42
Brackla -- 70
Caiplich -- 31
Càrn a' Bhodaich -- 37
Craig Leach -- 72
Càrn na Leitire -- 57
Caledonian Canal -- 72
Caochan a' Challa -- 55
Caochan Dubh -- 71
Caochan Ruadh -- 6
Castle Spirital Site of -- 24
Church Site of -- 25
Cladh Uradain -- 25
Cnoc an Duine -- 52
Cnoc an Ruigh Dhuibh -- 40
Cnoc an Saraidh -- 53
Cnoc Bheinnellidh -- 59
Cnoc Eadar dha Allt -- 37
Cnoc na h- Eachdraidhe -- 48
Cnoc na Gaoithe -- 5
Coire Foithaneas -- 69
Coire Shalachaidh -- 55
Cordachan -- 68
Corryfoyness -- 67
Creag a' Chait -- 27
Creag an Tom Bhealaidh -- 53
Creagan Mòr -- 6
Creag Bhàn -- 55
Creag Bhuidhe -- 73
Creag Dhearg -- 39
Creag Mhic Dhomhnuill Oig -- 68
Creag nan Cadhag -- 68
Creag nan Gobhar -- 51
Craeg na h-Eigheachd -- 30
Creag nan Sithean -- 18
Creag Ruigh Leagain -- 38
Dallaurach -- 43
Dochfour Burn -- 7
Dochfour Hill -- 28
Dochfour House -- 27
Dochgarroch -- 10
Dochgarroch Burn -- 1
Dochnalurg -- 10
Doire Mhòr -- 16
Duncan Salmon Fishery -- 7
Easter Altourie -- 3
East Lodge -- 7
Evanscairn -- 14
Fraoch-choire -- 30
Free Church -- 21 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Fuaran Dearg -- 4
Fuaran Dearg -- 17
Glac Dhubh nan Dearcag -- 33
Glac na Greighe -- 18
Glac Ossian -- 17
Glackossian -- 22
Glen Albyn -- 72
Goatfield -- 10
Holed Stone -- 62
Killianan -- 49
Killianan Grave Yard (Disused)-- 61
Kirkton -- 22
Lady's Cairn -- 11
Ladyscairn -- 11
Leault -- 45
Loch Dochfour -- 26
Lochend -- 41
Lochend Inn -- 41
Loch Laide -- 46
Lochlait -- 47
Loch Ness -- 74
Lurgmore -- 41
Meall a' Bhathaidh -- 54
Meall na h-Earba -- 30
Meall Raon Aodainn -- 30
Meetinghouse -- 22
Middleton -- 19
Obelisk -- 7
Post Office -- 21
Reindoul -- 43
Rinudin -- 29
River Ness -- 72
Ruith Allt -- 38
School -- 45
Sculptured Stone -- 61
Slochd an Fhamhair -- 51
Stone Circle Site of -- 26
Suidhe Uradain -- 20
Tomachoin East -- 29
Tomachoin West -- 29
Torran Binneach -- 67
Torran Buidhe -- 13
Torranbuie -- 13
Tyeantore -- 60
Wester Altourie -- 3
Woodend -- 40 |
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