OS1/17/35/134
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CREAG AOIL | Creag Aoil Creag Aoil Creag Aoil |
Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Donald Cameron Mr Alexander McIntosh Rev [Reverend] Archbald Clark, Corpach |
140 | Applied to a rocky hill feature Situated at the east end of Glen an Donie property of Lord Abinger Torlundy Castle Meaning in English. The Lime Rock |
| TOM NA H-IOLAIRE | Ton na h Iolaire Ton na h Iolaire Ton na h Iolaire Ton na h Iolaire |
Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Donald Cameron Mr Alexander McIntosh Rev [Reverend] Archbald Clark, Corpach |
140 | Applied to a small green Knoll Situated at the extreme east end of Glen Donie property of Lord Abinger, Torlundy Castle. Meaning in English The Eagles Knoll. |
| GLEANN DOMHNAIDH | Glenn Domhanaidh | Mr Alexander Cameron Mr Donald Cameron Mr Alexander McIntosh Rev [Reverend] Archbald Clark Corpach |
140 | Applied to a narrow glen stretching from the Bridge of Torlundy to near Tomnafead There is a limekiln situated near the east end of this glen from which large quantities of excellent lime is got. Meaning in English. Glen of Donie |
Continued entries/extra info
[page] 134Parish of Kilmallie
Inverness shire
[signed] John Duncan
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Transcriber's notes
Ton na h Iolaire transcribed as written but probably 'Tom' was intended.'Glen an Donie' transcribed as written. Assumed to be anglicised spelling of Gleann Domhanadh.
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David Glass
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