OS1/17/36/66
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALLT MHIC AONGHAIS | Allt Mhic Aonghais Allt Mhic Aonghais Allt Mhic Aonghais Allt Mhic Aonghais |
Mr Archibald McLaughlin, Auchintore Mr John Cameron, Auchintore Mr John McDonald, Fort William Revd [Reverend] A. Clarke, Corpach |
150 | A considerable stream which rises in Coireag and flows northward for fully a quarter of a mile when it bends to the west and joins Loch Linnhe. English meaning, Stream of the son of Angus. |
| ACHADH NAN LUB | Achadh nan Lùb Achadh nan Lùb Achadh nan Lùb Achadh nan Lùb |
Mr Archibald McLaughlin, Auchintore Mr John Cameron, Auchintore Mr John McDonald, Fort William Revd [Reverend] A. Clarke, Corpach |
150 | A small portion of pasture land situated a quarter of a mile north of Coireag; property of Donald Cameron Esqr of Locheil. English Meaning, Field of the windings. |
| FEITH NAN CAIMBEULACH | Fèith nan Caimbeulach Fèith nan Caimbeulach Fèith nan Caimbeulach Fèith nan Caimbeulach |
Mr Archibald McLaughlin, Auchintore Mr John Cameron, Auchintore Mr John McDonald, Fort William Revd [Reverend] A. Clarke, Corpach |
150 | Originally a small morass, now filled in, on the west side of the old Military Road fully half a mile from Fort William, in which a number of Campbell's lost their lives during a fight with the McDonalds. English Meaning, Quagmire of the Campbells. |
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66 -- Parish of Kilmallie -- Inverness-ShireJohn McKeith, Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
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FEITH NAN CAIMBEULACH I have added this row.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Celia Skelton
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