OS1/17/38/129
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLAR MOINE | Blàr Moìne Blàr Moìne Blàr Moìne |
Rev [Reverend] A Stewart, Ounich Mr John Cameron, Callart Mr James Munro Fortwilliam |
165 | Applied to a considerable extent of peat moss Situated about a quarter of a mile south of Corran Inn. English Meaning. Peat Moss. |
| MONAIDH CUILCHEANNA | Monidh Chuil Cheanna | Rev [Reverend] A Stewart, Ounich Mr John Cameron, Callart Mr James Munro Fortwilliam |
165 | Applied to an elevated ridge of land planted in hard wood, and situated on the west side of Cuilcheanna House English Meaning. Hill of Cuil Cheanna. |
| COILLE CHAMUIS NA H-EITHRE | Coille Chamuis-na-h Eithre (contracted form) |
Rev [Reverend] A Stewart, Ounich Mr John Cameron, Callart Mr James Munro Fortwilliam |
165 | Applied to an extensive piece of natural copse wood Situated on the north bank of Loch Leven. Stretching from Callart House to Kinlochmore. English Meaning. Wood of the Boat Bay. |
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Parish of Kilmonivaig -- InvernessShire -- 129.[Signed]
John Duncan
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