Inverness-shire Mainland volume 39

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Inverness-shire OS Name Books, 1876-1878
  4. Inverness-shire Mainland volume 39
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/17/39/1 KILMONIVAIG Sheets 97 82 & 83 For Authorities and description remarks see the Name Book of Captain Bolland's Division
OS1/17/39/1 BOLESKINE & ALBERTARFF For Authorities and description remarks see the Name Book of Lieutenant Coddington's Division
OS1/17/39/1 URQUHART & GLENMORISTON For Authorities and description remarks see the Name Book of Lieutenant Coddington's Division
OS1/17/39/1 [Page 1] Co. Inverness
OS1/17/39/2 [Page 2] Co. Inverness BLANK
OS1/17/39/3 ALLT DAINGAM Allt Daingam Allt Daingam Allt Daingam Allt Daingam Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie Estate Plan 081 ; 082 A large Stream, of considerable length rising on the south base of Carn Dearg. Flows Southward fromm a small lake without name at the north end of Coire Liath Nor, and falls into Loch Garry a short distance west of Inbhir Buidhe, or yellow Confluence, It is named after a Shepherd's Dwelling some distance to the west.
OS1/17/39/3 COILLE DAINGAM Coille Daingam Coille Daingam Coille Daingam Coille Daingam Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie Estate Plan 081 ; 082 A large wood, extending to the west, towards Daingam, from Allt Daingam. E E Ellice M.P. Proprietor.
OS1/17/39/3 [Page 3] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Allt Daingam - Meaning unknown Coille Daingam - Meaning Unknown Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/4 MIN EILEAN Min Eilean Smooth Island Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 This name applies to a flat piece of ground on the north side of Loch Garry, near Munergie. It extends for some distance into the lake but is not altogether an Island.
OS1/17/39/4 DRUIN BUIDHE Druin Bhuidhe Yellow Ridge Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small cultivated hill, South west of Achadhluachrach, with a pretty large rock near the top of it.
OS1/17/39/4 [Page 4] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/5 [Page 5] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Blank PAge
OS1/17/39/6 COIRE NAN GERRAN Coire nan Garrain The Gelding's Corrie Kenneth McDonald Donald Grant. Munergie R. Campbell Leek. John McIntosh Invergarry. A large Corrie South east of Coire Glas, and South west of Carn Mhic Raonuill at the north east end of which Allt Dail a'Chuirn Rises.
OS1/17/39/6 EAS DAIL A' CHUIRN Eas Dail a'Chuirn Falls of the Cairn Meadow Kenneth McDonald Donald Grant. Munergie R. Campbell Leek. John McIntosh Invergarry. 082 A small Rocky fall in the Stream of that name commencing a short distance north west of Dail a'Chuirn and ends at a large bend in the Stream near Allan Mac Raonull's Cave.
OS1/17/39/6 [Page 6] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/7 LOCHAN A' MHAIM Lochan a' Mhaim Lake of the Round Hill Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Nunergie Alexander McRae Shepherd Auchnandaraich 082 A small Lake, situated at the west end of Coire Glas, between Mam a'Crvisg, and Druim a'Whaim.
OS1/17/39/7 CARN MHIC RAONUILL Carn Mhic Raonuill Ronald's Son's Cairn Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Nunergie Alexander McRae Shepherd Auchnandaraich 082 A very high hill east of Mam a Chrvisg and some short distance west of Neall a'Ghraidh.
OS1/17/39/7 COIRE A'MHADAIDH Coire a'Mhadaidh Dog's Corrie Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Nunergie Alexander McRae Shepherd Auchnandaraich A large Corrie on the east base of Carn Mhic Raonuill extending towards Meall a'Ghraidh.
OS1/17/39/7 [Page 7] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Boleskine and Abertarff Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/8 MEALL NA GRAIDHE Meall na Ghraidh hill of the Herd of Deer Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Findlay McDonald Auchteraur 067 ; 082 A heath covered hill of considerable elevation Situated about two miles east of Carn Mhic Raonuill
OS1/17/39/8 ALLT NA GRAIDHE Allt na Ghraidh Stream of the Herd Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Findlay McDonald Auchteraur 082 A small stream rising on the east Base of Carn Mhic Raonuill from which it persues a South easterly course, to the junction of a small Stream at the west end of Auchteran wood where it assumes the name - Allt a'Ghleaunain
OS1/17/39/8 LON NOR Lon Mor Large Meadow Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Findlay McDonald Auchteraur 082 A large mossy piece of Ground a short distance South of the west end of Auchteran wood.
OS1/17/39/8 [Page 8] County of Inverness Parish of Abertarff Boleskine and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/9 COIRE LIATH NOR Coire Liath Nior Large Gray Corrie Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A large Corrie west of Coire Liath Beag on the South Base of Carn Dearg. Proprietor E. Ellice Esq. M.P.
OS1/17/39/9 MAM A' CHRIOSG Mam a'Chroisg Hill of the Cross Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A hill of great emminence, situated from 3 to 4 miles north of Loch Garry, between Glen Garry and Glenmorriston; from the summet of which the Grants of Glen Morriston watched the movements of the other clans during the engagements, at Inverlochy and elsewhere. A fiery cross being their signal for the clan to gather to the place of rendezvous, where they met at the call of their chief, ready for action. Hence, the hill has been called Mam a'Chroisg, or Cross hill.
OS1/17/39/9 [Page 9] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant Roman Print
OS1/17/39/10 ALLT COIRE NA GAOITH' AN EAR Allt Coire na Gaoith 'n Ear Stream of the Corrie of the Wind of the East Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Nunergie 067 ; 082 A small Stream rising between Carn Dearg and Druim an Eoin, at the west end of the Corrie of that name through which it passes in an easterly direction, and then turns to the North. A tributary of the River Morriston.
OS1/17/39/10 COIRE NA GAOITH' AN EAR Coire na Gaoith 'n Ear Corrie of the wind of the East Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Nunergie 082 A large deep Corrie, some distance west of Mam a Chroieg. The property of Grant Glen Morriston.
OS1/17/39/10 DRUIM A' MHAIM Druim a' Mhaim Ridge of large round hill Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Nunergie 067 ; 082 A long rocky ridge, extending to the East from the north base of Mam a Chroieg. Proprietor E.Ellice Esq, M.P. and Grant Glen Morriston
OS1/17/39/10 [Page 10] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/11 UAMH AILEAN MHIC RAONUILL Uamh Ailean Mhic Raonuill Allan Ronald's Son's Cave Kenneth McDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie John McIntosh Invergarry Alexander McRae Achadhman Daraich 082 This Ailean Mhic Raonuill is he who was sent in command of the Macdonells of Glen Garry to avenge the death of Augus, Glengarry's eldest son, who had been slain by the Mackinzies on the west coast of Ross shire. Early in the 17 century a number of the Mackinzies who were assembled at prayer in Cillie Christ (Christs Church) (Near Buely) on a Sunday morning, were suprised by the above party of MacDonells. They surrounded the building, sit it on fire and relentlessly massacred by the fire or the sword, without exception - man, woman , and child. They then divided into two bands, one of which was overtaken on the banks of Loch Ness, the other in the public house See other side
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OS1/17/39/11 [Page 11] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Abertarff and Boleskine
OS1/17/39/11 Description remarks continue on Page 12
OS1/17/39/12 Uamh Ailean Mhic Raonuill Continued near Inverness. These last met with retribution precisely in kind, while the former were overpowered by superior numbers, and put to the Sword. Ailean Mac Raonuill having made his escape, took refuge among the rocks of Eas Dail a'Chuirn, and bringing a mason along with him, built this Cave, and killed the mason when the cave was finished, lest he should make his pursuers acquainted with his place of concealment.The cave is now fallen in and can be termed nothing more that a heap of stones.
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OS1/17/39/12 [Page 12] County of Inverness Parish of Abertarff and Boleskine Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/12 Descriptive remarks continued from Page 11
OS1/17/39/13 DAIL-A-CHUIRN Dail-a-churn Meadow of the Cairn Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie A small dwelling house the residence of a Shepherd with outhouse and arable land attached. The property of E.Ellice Esquire.M.P.
OS1/17/39/13 ACHADH-NAN-DARACH Achdadh-nan-daraich Field of the Oaks Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 Another Small house The Shepherd, with out house and arable land attached.
OS1/17/39/13 ALLT DAIL A' CHUIRN Allt Dail a Chuirn Stream of the Meadow of the Cairns Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A pretty large Stream which rises some distance west of Carn Mhic Raonuill, from which it pursues a South easterly course, to a confluence with Allt Achadh nan Daraich Beag; after which it assumes the name Invervigar Burn.
OS1/17/39/13 [Page 13] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine and Abertarff Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/14 ACHADH NAN DARACH BEAG Achadh nan Daraich Beag Small Field of the Oaks Kenneth Macdonald John Macintosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A green piece of ground north east of Achadh nan daraich where houses had been at one time.
OS1/17/39/14 ALLT ACHADH NAN DARACH BEAG Allt Achadh nan Daraich Beag Stream of the Small Field of the Oats Kenneth Macdonald John Macintosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small Stream which leaves Allt a Graidh at the South base of Meall a'Ghruidh. It flows South ward and joins Allt Dail a Chuirn where it changes the name.
OS1/17/39/14 [Page 14] County of Inverness Parish of Abertarff Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/14 Notes for Coill Achadh nan Daraich Beag crossed out.
OS1/17/39/15 LECANN DUBH Leacann Dubh Black Hillside Kenneth Macdonald Alexander Macrae Achadknan Daraich Donald Grant Munergie 082 A rocky hill side extending along the north west base of Coill Torr a' Dhuir.
OS1/17/39/15 DOIRE NAN DUILLEAG Doire nan Duilleige Grove of the leaves Kenneth Macdonald Alexander Macrae Achadknan Daraich Donald Grant Munergie 082 An extensive birch wood some distance west of Doire Daraich on the south edge of Allt-Dail a' chuirn Proprietor E Ellice Esquire M.P.
OS1/17/39/15 INVERVIGAR (In Ruins) Invervigar meaning unknown Kenneth Macdonald Alexander Macrae Achadknan Daraich Donald Grant Munergie 082 This name applies to the remains of an old Farm Steading, Situated near the confluence of of the Invervigar Burn with the River Oich.
OS1/17/39/15 [Page 15] County of Inverness Parish of Abertarff Boleskine and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant Roman Print
OS1/17/39/16 REIDH NAN LAIR Reidh na Lair The Mare's Plain Kenneth McDonald Donald Grant Munergie Peter Campbell Leek 082 A small green Field, and the remains of two Small houses, a Short distance South west of Invervigar.
OS1/17/39/16 COILLE RÉIDH NAN LÀIR Coille Reidh'na Lair Wood of the Mare's Plain Kenneth McDonald Donald Grant Munergie Peter Campbell Leek An extensive birch wood lying West of Reidh na Laire from which it takesthe name. Proprietor E.Ellice Esquire M.P.
OS1/17/39/16 CNOCAN BIORACH Cnocan Biorach Pointed Hillock Kenneth McDonald Donald Grant Munergie Peter Campbell Leek 082 A small Conical hillock situated by the side of the Road. A short distance South of Invervigar.
OS1/17/39/16 [Page 16] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant Roman print
OS1/17/39/17 COIRE GLAS Coire Glas Gray Corrie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A large Corrie lying to the north east of Mam a'Chroisg and South east of Druim a Mhain. The property of E.Ellice Esquire. M.P.
OS1/17/39/17 [Page 17] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/17 Notes for Drochaid Achaidh Luachraich and Drochaid Daingam crossed out
OS1/17/39/18 TEANGA FRAOICH Teanga Fhraoich Tongue of heather Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A stripe of wood between the two Streams Allt Daingam and Allt Achadh Luachrach by the side of the public leading through Glen Garry, this wood full of long heather, hence the name.
OS1/17/39/18 INBHIR BUIDHE Inbhir Buidhe Tellow Confluence Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 The confluence of Allt Achadh Luachrach woth Loch Garry
OS1/17/39/18 [Page 18] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/18 Notes for Drochaid Allt a'Chlachain crossed out.
OS1/17/39/19 ACHADH-LUACHRACH Achadh-luachrach Rushy Field Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 The residance of a shepherd, with out houses and arable land attached the property of E.Ellice Esquire M.P.
OS1/17/39/19 ALLT ACHAIDH LUACHRAICH Allt Achadh Luachraich Rushy Field Stream Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 Flows from a small Lake at the north end of Coire Liath beag, from which it pursues a southerly course and falls into Loch Garry, some short distance south of Achadh-luachraich.
OS1/17/39/19 COILL' ACHAIDH LUACHRAICH Coill Achadh Lauchraich Wood of Rushy Field Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A large wood of birch and other trees, extending along the north side of Loch Garry, from Allt Daingan to Munergie. Proprietor E.Ellice Esquire. M.P.
OS1/17/39/19 [Page 19] County of Inverness Parish of Abertarff Boleskine and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant Roman print
OS1/17/39/20 REIDH RAINICH Reidh Raineich Fern Plain Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A large Ferny hollow between Monadh Achadh Luachraich and Allt Achadh Luachraich
OS1/17/39/20 MONADH ACHAIDH LUACHRAICH Monadh Achadh Luachraich Hill of Rushy Field Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A long narrow ridge on the north edge of the wood of that name, of moderate elevation the property of E.Ellice Esquire M.P.
OS1/17/39/20 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dhubh Black Rock Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A Small, round, rocky hill on the south side of Monadh Achadh Luachrach, on the north edge of the wood or coill Achadh Lucahraich. Proprietor E. Ellice Esquire.
OS1/17/39/20 [Page 20] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/21 LEACAN DUBHA Leacán Dubha Black Slates Mr Mitchell Achadh-luachrach Donald Grant Munergie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry 082 A few small rocks situated in the wood of Achadh Lauchraich, east of Creag Dhubh.
OS1/17/39/21 ALLT NA CRICHE Allt na Criche Stream of the March or Boundry Mr Mitchell Achadh-luachrach Donald Grant Munergie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry 082 A small Stream rising on the north Base of Creag Dhubh, from which it pursues on a south easterly course and falls into Loch Garry at the north east end of the Niu Eileau.
OS1/17/39/21 ALLT A' CHLACHAIN Allt a'Chlachain Stream of the Grave Yard Mr Mitchell Achadh-luachrach Donald Grant Munergie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry 082 A small stream which rises on the west Base of Meall na Fairneig. It flows to the South and into Loch Garry, beside the Old Grave Yard, Called Cille Donnan.
OS1/17/39/21 [Page 21] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/22 CILL DHONNAIN Cille Donnan Donnan's Graveyard Kenneth McDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 An old graveyard Situated a short distance from the north edge of Loch Garry near Munergie. The name is said to have been that of the first person buried there, no person knows anything about the date but they believe it to be some time over 300 years. The stones are very rough, some of them has never been touched with a hammer. There is one or two pretty well dressed ones of recent erection.
OS1/17/39/22 [Page 22] County of Inverness Parish of Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant German Text
OS1/17/39/23 CARN DEARG Carn Dearg Red Cairn Donald Grant Munergie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry 082 A very rocky hill of great eminence, situated about 1½ mile west of Mam a' Chroisg, on the water shed between Glen Morriston and Glen Garry. The property of E.Ellace, and Grant Glen Morriston
OS1/17/39/23 DRUIM NAN EUN Druim 'an Eoin Birds ridge Donald Grant Munergie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry 082 A rocky ridge on the south east of Carn Dearg extending towards Druim a'Mhaim
OS1/17/39/23 MEALL NAM FAIRNEAG Meall nan Fairneag Hill of the Sloes Donald Grant Munergie Kenneth McDonald Invergarry 082 A heath covered hill of considerable elevation situated on the west edge of Loch a' Bhainne.
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OS1/17/39/24 MEALL NAN RUADHAG Mell na Ruadhaig Hill of the Young Roes'. Kenneth MacDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A heath covered hill of considerable eminence situation about half a mile west of Meall na Fairneig on the west side of Allt Achadh Luachraich.
OS1/17/39/24 MEALL A' CHROM DHOIRE Meall a'Crom Dhoire Hill of the Stooping Grove Kenneth MacDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A hill of Moderate eminence situated south west of Meall na Ruadhaig. There is another hill named the very same, situated near Loch a Bhainne. Both are well known by this name,
OS1/17/39/24 RUIGHE BACAIDH Ruighe Bacaidh Hill of Obstruction or Hinderance Kenneth MacDonald John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small hill of moderate eminence Situated south west of Meall na Fairneig on the east side of Allt Achadh Lucahraich.
OS1/17/39/24 [Page 24] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/25 LOCH A' BHAINNE Loch a' Bhainne Lake of the Milk Kenneth McDonnald Invergarry John McIitosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small lake Situated about a mile and a half north west of Loch Lundie, in a hollow between Meall a Cromadh Dhoire and Meall na' Fairneig.
OS1/17/39/25 ALLT A' BHAINNE Allt a' Bhainne Stream of the Milk Kenneth McDonnald Invergarry John McINtosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A large Stream, flowing out of Loch a Bhainne, It pursues a south easterly course, to a confluence with Al - duruaig Burn.
OS1/17/39/25 EAS A' BHAINNE Eas a' Bhainne Fall of the Milk Kenneth McDonnald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A long gradual fall near the top of Allt a' Bhainne, where it descends between the two hills - Craig a'Bhainne and Meall a' Chromadh Dhoire.
OS1/17/39/25 [Page 25] County of Inverness Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Signed George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/26 DOIRE NAN CLAR Doire nan Clair Grove of the Staves K. McDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie Peter Campbell Leek 082 Situated on the south side of Meall nan Garrain a thin wood of Birch trees extending some distance to the West from Dloire Baraich. The property of E. Ellice M.P.
OS1/17/39/26 MEALL NAN GEARRAN Meall nan Gaerrain Hill of the Geldings K. McDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie Peter Campbell Leek 082 A heath covered hill of considerable emminence, Situated on the north side of Doire Daraich, between Allt Leindie and Allt Dail a' Chuirn. the property of E.Ellice Esq. M.P.
OS1/17/39/26 MEALL NAN CALMAN Meall nan Calmain Pigeons' Hill K. McDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie Peter Campbell Leek 082 A heath covered hill of considerable elevation, Situated west of Meall nan Garrain and north east of Loch a' Bhainne. Proprietor E.Ellace M.P.
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OS1/17/39/27 COIRE A' BHAINNE Coire a' Bhainne Coire a' Bhainne Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A large Corrie on the south Base of Mam a' Chroisg extending towards Loch a' Bhainne. Proprietor E. Ellice Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/27 ALLT COIRE A' BHAINNE Allt Coire a' Bhainne Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small stream, rising on the south Base of Mam a Chroisg, it pursues an South easterly course, through Coire a' Bhainne, into Loch a' Bhainne.
OS1/17/39/27 COIRE LIATH BEAG Coire Liath Beag Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small Corrie north west of Coire a Bhainne at the South east Base of Druim an Eoin. The property of E. Ellice Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/27 [Page] 27 County of Inverness -- Parish of Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonivaig Coire a' Bhainne [note] Corrie of the Milk Allt Coire a' Bhainne [note] Stream of the Milk hollow Coire Liath Beag [note] Small Gray Corrie [Signed] George Rose Civil Assistant
OS1/17/39/28 CROM DHOIRE Crom Dhoire Crooked Grove Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A small belt of Birchwood situated, about a mile north west of Loch Lundie, on a steep hill side east of Loch a' Bhainne. Propriator E.Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/28 MEALL A' CHROM DHOIRE Meall a' Chrom Dhoire Hill of the crooked grove Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 An eminence between Cromadh Dhoire and the South end of Loch a' Bhainne. Taking its name from the Former Proprietor E.Ellace Esq M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/28 CREAG A' BHAINNE Creag a' Bhainne Rock of the Milk Kenneth McDonald Invergarry John McIntosh Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie 082 A very rocky hill of considerable eminence situated south west of Loch a' Bhainne. The property of E.Ellace Esq. M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/28 [Page] 28 County of Inverness Parishes Boleskine Abertarff and Kilmonevaig [Signed] George Rose Civil Assistant
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OS1/17/39/29 CREAGAN LUNDIE Creagan Lundie Small rock of Lundie Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie John Mackintosh Invergarry 082 A small rocky hillock situated a few chains north of the Ruin so called, from which it takes the name.
OS1/17/39/29 EILEAN NA FAOILEIGE Eilean na' Faoileige Gulls' Island Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie John Mackintosh Invergarry 082 A small island covered with trees. Situated near the south east end of Loch Lundie.
OS1/17/39/29 REIDH DHONUILL BHUIDHE Reidh Dhonuill Bhuidhe Yellow Donald's Plaice Kenneth MacDonald Invergarry Donald Grant Munergie John Mackintosh Invergarry 082 A pretty large flat island covered with rough pasture and trees, along the south base of it. Situated on the north east corner of Loch Lundie. How it received the name is not known.
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OS1/17/39/30 LOCH LUNDIE 082
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OS1/17/39/39 LOCHÁN CÀRN A CHUILINN 083 For Authorities and description remarks see the name lists of Sheet 84
OS1/17/39/39 ALLT GLEANN NAN EUN 068; 083 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 68
OS1/17/39/39 CREAG AN FHÌR EÒIN 083; 084 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 84
OS1/17/39/39 AUCHTERRAW BURN 068; 083 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 68
OS1/17/39/39 AUCHTERAW WOOD 068 ; 082 ; 083 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 68
OS1/17/39/39 ALLT LAGAN A' BHAINNE 083; 098 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 98
OS1/17/39/39 COILLE DHUBH 083; 098 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 68
OS1/17/39/39 [Page] 39 Parish of Boleskine & Abertarff Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/39/40 ALLT A' MHÌN CHOIRE 083 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 98
OS1/17/39/40 MEALL NAN DEARCAG 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/40 LOCH LOCHY 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/40 CEANN LOCH 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/40 TEANGA BHEAG 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/40 ALLT TEANGA BIGE 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/40 ALLT TEANGA MÒIRE 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/40 CÀRN NA LARACH 097 For Authorities and description remarks see the name Book of Sheet 98
OS1/17/39/40 [Page] 40 Parishes of Kilmonivaig and Boleskine & Abertarff Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/17/39/45 CULLACHY Cullachy Mr Brown; Tennant Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A neat stone cottage in Glen Buck, the residence of Mr Fraser's Manager to Abertarff.
OS1/17/39/45 MEALL A' CHOLUMAIN Meall a' Cholumain Pidgeon's Hill Mr Brown; Tennant Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A hill partly wooded rising over Newtown, it is the property of Mr Fraser Abertarff & Mr Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] Glengarry
OS1/17/39/45 GLEN BUCK Glen Buck Mr Brown; Tennant Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 ; 098 A small Glen extending from the Shepherd's house of Glenbuck to a little below the house called Cullachy it is uncultivated & is the property of Mr Fraser & Mr Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] Abertarff. This Glen is about 4½ miles long by ¼ mile broad.
OS1/17/39/45 [Page] 45 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/46 ALLT LEITIR NAN LUB Allt Leitire nan Lub Stream of the Country of the loops Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McDonald; Loch Uanagan Inn 083 A small stream rising near Toll na Meine and flowing into Loch Uanagan at its south end.
OS1/17/39/46 LEITIR NAN LUB Leitir nan Lub Country Side of the Loops Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McDonald; Loch Uanagan Inn 083 This name applies to the portion of ground between the north-east end of Coille Baile Uir and the South end of Loch Uanagan, it is the property of Abertarff
OS1/17/39/46 TORR A' CHOILTRY Torr a' Coiltry meaning unknown Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McDonald; Loch Uanagan Inn 083 The hill lying between Loch Uanagan and the Caledonian Canal the meaning is unknown unless from Torr a hill Coille wood & Treaigh a shore
OS1/17/39/46 [Page] 46 Boleskine & Abertarff Parish Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/47 LOCHAN NAN DEALA Lochan nan Deala Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr MacDonald, Glen Buck Mr Samuel, MacDonald Cullachy 083 A small loch near the paling which divides the estates of Glengarry and Abertarff
OS1/17/39/47 LOCHAN A' GHEADAIS Lochan a' Gheadais Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr MacDonald, Glen Buck Mr Samuel, MacDonald Cullachy 083 A small loch near the Caledonian Canal immediately opposite the Invervigar Burn, on Mr Fraser of Abertarffs Estate.
OS1/17/39/47 COILTRY Coiltry Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr MacDonald, Glen Buck Mr Samuel, MacDonald Cullachy 083 A small house the residence of the manager, and the Stables of the Farm of Coiltry; there is no farm house on the farm. The proprietor is Mr Fraser Abertarff
OS1/17/39/47 [Page] 47 Kilmonavig Parish Inverness Shire [Lochan nan Deala] Leech Loch [Lochan a' Gheadais] Pike's Little Loch [In Pencil] nan Geadas [&] nan Deala both plural [Coiltry. Added as per Index]
OS1/17/39/48 ALLT NA CILLE Allt na Cille Stream of the Graveyard Mr Finally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown 083 A stream rising in the Auchteraw Wood and flowing past the Graveyard enters the Oich near Crom a' Linne
OS1/17/39/48 ALLT A' GHLEANNAIN Allt a' Ghleannain Stream of the Little Glen Mr Finally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown 083 A small stream rising at the east end of Torr a' Dun Wood and flowing into Allt a' Cille near the Grave Yard.
OS1/17/39/48 CREAGAN TORR DHUIN Creagan Torr a Dun Little rock of the Hill of the Fort Mr Finally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown 083 A precipice running along the west side of the River Oich from Invigar Burn to Torr a' Dun
OS1/17/39/48 [Page] 48 Kilmonavig Parish Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/49 CONNACHIE BURN Connachie Burn Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy 083 A stream rising on the east of Glen Buck and flowing in a N.E. [north east] direction into the River Tarff.
OS1/17/39/49 COILLE CRAIGE DUIBHE Coille Creag Dubh Black Rock Wood Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy 083 A small birch wood between the Connachie Burn and Creag Dubh the property of Fraser Esqr of Abertarff.
OS1/17/39/49 LOCH-UANAGAN MILL (Corn) Loch Uanagan Mill (corn) Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy 083 A corn mill on the west side of the River Tarff near Tom na Croich the property of Lord Lovat
OS1/17/39/49 [Page] 49 Boleskine & Abertarff Parishes Inverness-Shire [Signed] James Archbold Sap R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/50 TORRAN DARAICH Torran Darraich Oak Hillock Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A wooded eminence on the west side of the River Tarff near Ardochy House the property of Mr Fraser of Abertarff.
OS1/17/39/50 CULLACHY HOUSE Cullachy House Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown Mr Brown Manager 083 A small mansion on the west side of the River Tarff with farm yard, stables, garden, are attached the property of Mr Fraser of Abertarff it is at present let out as a lodge for shooting.
OS1/17/39/50 CREAGAN A' CHNOIC Creagan a' Cnoic Rock of the Hillock Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown Mr Brown Manager 083 A rocky hillock above the garden at Cullachy House
OS1/17/39/50 [Page] 50 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/51 CROM LINNE Crom Linne Pool of the Circle Mr Finnally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown 083 A pool in the River Oich near the junction of Allt a' Cille, the eddy of the water which is very rapid here causes a circular motion - hence the name.
OS1/17/39/51 COILTRY LOCKS Coiltry Locks Mr Williamson Lock keeper Cullochy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy 083 Two Lock gates accross the Caledonian Canal also a keepers house, about a mile north of Cullochy, the property of the Government.
OS1/17/39/51 COILLE TORR DHUIN Coille Torr Dun Wood of the Hill fort Mr Williamson Lock keeper Cullochy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy 083 A birch wood extending from Invervigar Burn to Allt a' Cille and from thence to the River Oich. Lord Lovat Proprietor
OS1/17/39/51 [Page] 51 Boleskine & Abertarff Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/52 TORR SIONNAICH Torr Sionnaich Fox Hill Mr Finnally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Middletown 083 A small rock hill close to the farm of Auchteraw the property of Lord Lovat.
OS1/17/39/52 AUCHTERAW Auchteraw Mr Finnally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Middletown 083 A large farm on the north side of the River Oich the property of Lord Lovat of Beauly Castle
OS1/17/39/52 BLAR AN RIGHE Blar an Righe The King's Meadow or Field or Moss Mr Finnally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Middletown 068 ; 083 A large flat portion of uncultivated ground between the farm of Auchteraw and the River Oich. The origin of the name is from the fact, that the troops stationed at Fort Augustus obtained their fuel from it.
OS1/17/39/52 [Page] 52 Kilmonavig Parish Inverness-Shire
OS1/17/39/53 RIVER TARFF River Tarff Statistical Account Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr Samuel; McDonell Glen Tarff 068 ; 083 ; 084 ; 098 A small River rising at the north west side of Garbh Beinn and flowing down through Glen Tarff enters Loch Ness at Fort Augustus
OS1/17/39/53 CULLOCHY Cullochy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr MacGilvery, Cullochy Mr Williamson; Lock Keeper 083 A very small farm on Eilean Riabhach the property of E.Ellice Esqr M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/53 [Page] 53 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/54 RIVER OICH River Oich Statistical Account Inverness Guide Estate Plan of Glengarry 068 ; 083 A short river flowing out of Loch Oich into Loch Ness. "It conveys the superfluent waters of Loch Oich north-eastward in the line of the segment of a circle with the concavity facing the south-east to the head of Loch Ness and it has altogether a run of about 5½ miles At its head stands the bare slated house of Abercalder where Prince Charles Edward concentrated his forces before commencing his march towards the Low Country. The River Tarff falls into Loch Ness about 400 yds [yards] west of the mouth of the Oich; and an alluvial bank, in a pleasant peninsula, between the two Streams & close upon the lake stands Fort Augustus."
OS1/17/39/54 [Page] 54 Boleskine & Abertarff InvernessShire [Signed] James Archbold S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/55 LOCH UANAGAN Loch Uanagan meaning unknown Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr Donald McGreagor Newtown Mr McDonald; Innkeeper 083 A loch about ¼ mile long and 8 Chains broad lying at the foot of Torr Coiltry it possesses good Trout Fishing and is the property of Abertarff
OS1/17/39/55 LOCH-UANAGAN INN Loch Uanagan Inn Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr Donald McGreagor Newtown Mr McDonald; Innkeeper 083 A neat stone building on the north bank of Loch Uanagan the property of Mr Fraser Abertarff
OS1/17/39/55 CREAGAN A' CHIP Creagan a Chiap Creag of the Last Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr Donald McGreagor Newtown Mr McDonald; Innkeeper 083 A small creag overhanging the south end of Coille Faileag.
OS1/17/39/55 [Page] 55 Boleskine & Abertarff Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/56 COILLE FAILEIGE Coille Faileag Wood of the Dog Brier Berry Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A small wood on the east side of the Caledonian Canal at the foot of Torr Coiltry. Mr Fraser of Abertarff proprietor
OS1/17/39/56 EILEAN FLODA Eilean Floda Floating Island Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A small wooded Island in the River Oich near Coille Faileag The property of Lord Lovat.
OS1/17/39/56 COILLE BAILE UIR Coille Baile Ùr New Town Wood Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A birch wood on the west side of Meall a' Cholumain The property of Mr Ellice Glengarry & Mr Fraser Abertarff
OS1/17/39/56 [Page] 56 Boleskine and Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/57 TORR DHUIN Torr Dhuin Vitrified Fort (Remains of) New Statistical Account Inverness Guide Mr Moffet Newtown Near Fort Augustus Mr Samuel McDonell Cullachy 083 "This is one of the remarkable class of antiquities called Vitrified Forts, peculiar to the Highlands of Scotland (nothing of the like having ever been discovered in any other Country), and is situated on a small conical hill on the west side of the River Oich between Loch Ness & Loch Oich." It is very conspicuous and Commands an extensive view, its east side is protected by a precipitous rock which desends [descends] almost perpendicular from the summit to the base of the hill; round its west and south side which is unguarded by nature extends the rampart or vitrified walls. "Partial vitrifaction extends along the walls, but the fused matter sometimes extends to three or four feet from the surface. The theory most reconcilable with the appearances is, that these sites were places at once for defence and becon fires, and in many instances necessiated [necessitated] by the Norsemen 800 to 1000 years ago, though just as probably reaching back to pre-historic times but continuing in use for Gathering places for the Clans."
OS1/17/39/57 VITRIFIED FORT [Torr Dhuin] 083
OS1/17/39/58 Torr a' Dùn Vitrified Fort (Remains of) {Continued} New Statistical Account Inverness Guide Mr Moffet Newtown near Fort Augustus Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy It is encircled by two walls the lower one which is in good preservation extends from the cliff at the north east, round the west side and joins the cliff again at the south east side, of the fort. The upper wall only extends half way, in the same direction from the north east to the west side. The fort although best known by the name of Torr a' Dùn is sometimes called by the old people Caisteal Dùn Dèarn meaning the Castle on the top or Palm of the Hill
OS1/17/39/58 [Page] 58 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Signed] James Archbold S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/59 TOM A' MHOID Tom a' Mhòid Hillock of the Court Statistical Account Mr Moffet, Newtown Mr McDonell, Glen Tarff 068 ; 083 A small eminence on the farm of Tomamhoid on which courts were anciently held. It overlooks Fort Augustus & commands a fine view of the surrounding country.
OS1/17/39/59 GLEN TARFF Glen Tarff Statistical Account Mr Moffet, Newtown Mr McDonel 083 ; 084 ; 098 A beautiful little glen extending down the sides of the River Tarff from Creag an Fhir-Eoin to Glen Albyn there are two gentlemens seats in it and its lower portion is under cultivation. It is the property of Mr Fraser of Abertarff and Major Fraser of Ardochy House.
OS1/17/39/59 [Page] 59 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness
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OS1/17/39/61 ARDOCHY WOOD Ardochy Wood Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown 083 A wood extending along the east side of the River Tarff from Ardochy House to Innis Iosal. The property of Major Fraser of Ardochy.
OS1/17/39/61 ARDOCHY HOUSE Ardochy House Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown 083 A small plain mansion house on the east side of the River Tarff about 1 mile south of Fort Augustus, it has Garden farm steading etc attached and is the property of Major Fraser of Ardochy It is at present let out as a Shooting Lodge
OS1/17/39/61 ARDOCHY BRIDGE Ardochy Bridge (County) Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown 083 A neat stone bridge accross the River Tarff on the old Military Road. Held in repair by the county.
OS1/17/39/61 [Page] 61 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/62 CULLOCHY LOCHS Cullochy Locks Mr Williamson Lock Keeper Hutchinson's Sign Bord at the Locks Mr Malcome Factor Invergarry Mr MacIntosh Forester Invergarry 083 Two lock Gates accross the Caledonian Canal, two dwelling houses and an office, the property of the Government.
OS1/17/39/62 ABERHALDER Aberhalder Mr Williamson Lock Keeper Hutchinson's Sign Bord at the Locks Mr Malcome Factor Invergarry Mr MacIntosh Forester Invergarry Estate Plan 083 A large farm steading on the Glengarry estate the property of E. Ellice Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament] it is both an Arable and sheep farm.
OS1/17/39/62 [Page] 62 Boleskine & Abertarff PHs. [Parishes] Inverness-Shire
OS1/17/39/63 EILEAN ARDOCHY Eilean Ardochy Ardochy Island Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A small wooded Island in the River Tarff near Ardochy House.
OS1/17/39/63 TOM NA CROICHE Tom na Croich Gallows Hill Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor Newtown 083 A small cultivated Hillock near Loch Uanagan Mill where the people who were condemed to death by the court at Tom a' Mhoid were hung.
OS1/17/39/63 [Page] 63 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/64 CULLACHY FALL Cullachy Fall Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown 083 A small waterfall about 30 feet of a fall on the Connachie Burn near its enterance [entrance] to the Tarff.
OS1/17/39/64 INNIS IOSAL Innis Iosal Low Resting Place Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown 083 A patch of ground originally cultivated on the west side of the River Tarff near Cullachy Fall.
OS1/17/39/64 CREAG DHUBH Creag Dubh Black Rock Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown 083 A precipice at the east end of Coille Creag Dubh near Ceum na Goibhre.
OS1/17/39/64 [Page 64] Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [parishes] Inverness-Shire
OS1/17/39/65 SPUTAN DUBH Sputan Dubh Black Spout Angus Fraser; Fort Augustus William McDonald Fort Augustus James McIntyre; Glen Brain 068 ; 083 A small stream rising to the east of Allt an Reidhean and flowing in a northerly direction enters the Allt Doe
OS1/17/39/65 GLEANN CURACHAN Gleann Curachan Canoe or Coracle Glen Angus Fraser; Fort Augustus William McDonald Fort Augustus James McIntyre; Glen Brain 083 A small glen running up Allt Gleann Eun. The property of Lord Lovat of Beauly Castle.
OS1/17/39/65 ALLT AN DUBHAIR Allt an Dubhair Shade Stream Angus Fraser; Fort Augustus William McDonald Fort Augustus James McIntyre; Glen Brain 083 A small stream rising near Tom a' Mhòid and flowing into Loch Ness.
OS1/17/39/65 [Page] 65 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/66 MARKET STANCE Market Stance Mr Angus Fraser; Fort Augustus Mr William McDonald; Fort Augustus Mr John McIntosh; Glengarry A portion of uncultivated ground on the east side of the Caledonian Canal about 1 mile from Fort Augustus on which a Cattle market is held once a year - on the second Monday of June. The property of Lord Lovat.
OS1/17/39/66 GARBH CHOIRE Garbh Corie Rough Corie Mr Moffat; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr Samuel McDonell Cullachy. A rough rocky corie in Glen Tarff to the east of Min Corie facing the Cliff called Creag an Fhir-Eoin.
OS1/17/39/66 [Page] 66 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] InvernessShire
OS1/17/39/67 GRAVE YARD [Auchteraw] Grave Yard Mr Finally McDonald; Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr Moffat; Newtown 083 A grave yard near the farm of Auchteraw it is about as old as the one at Kilfinnan viz. [namely] 250 years There is no church near it, or never was nearer than Fort Augustus Interments still take place here. It was until recently a Roman Catholic Grave yard but now people are buried in it irrespective of their religion.
OS1/17/39/67 [Page] 67 Kilmonavig Parish InvernessShire [Signed] James Archbold S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/68 CILL CHUIMIN Cille Chuiman Cummins's Grave Mr Finally McDonald Carpenter Auchteraw Mr Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffat Newtown 083 A grave yard near Ardochy House, it is about 200 years old not being so old as the one at Kilfinnan, people are still intered in it, the oldest tomb stone in it is about 170 years old. There was never a church in or nearer it than the church at Fort August. [Augustus] Its name originated from a chief of the Cummin or Comyns being buried there.
OS1/17/39/68 [Page] 68 Kilmonavig Parish Inverness-Shire
OS1/17/39/69 CEUM NA GOIBHRE Ceum na Goibhre Mr. Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor Newtown 083 A steep broken bank on both sides of Allt Ceim na Goibhre at one time a favourite haunt of the Goats
OS1/17/39/69 ALLT CEUM NA GOIBHRE Allt Ceim na Goibhre Mr. Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor Newtown 083 A small stream rising on the east side of Leaith Doire and flowing into the River Tarff at Sithian Ceum na Goibhre.
OS1/17/39/69 SITHEAN CEUM NA GOIBHRE Sithean Ceum na Goibhre Mr. Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor Newtown 083 A small hillock on the west side of the River Tarff over which a wire fence runs. The property of Fraser Esqr. Abertarff.
OS1/17/39/69 [Page] 69 Boleskine & Abertarff Parishes County Inverness [Ceum na Goibhre] The Goat's Step [Allt Ceum na Goibhre] Stream of the Goat's Step [Sithean Ceum na Goibhre] Hillock of the Goat's step
OS1/17/39/70 COILLE CAILLICHE Coille Cailleaiche Mr. Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor; Newtown 083 A wood extending from Allt Sean Dail, to Ardochy Wood along both sides of the River Tarff' the property of Major Fraser of Ardochy & Mr. Fraser of Abertarff.
OS1/17/39/70 DOIRE CLUIG Doire Cluig Mr. Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor; Newtown 083 This name applies to a portion of the wood of Coille Calleaiche on the east side of the River Tarff; it is supposed that a bell was found in it, and from that it got its name.
OS1/17/39/70 FUARAN DOIRE CLUIG Fuaran Doire Cluig Mr. Samuel McDonald Cullachy Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor; Newtown 083 A small well on the east side of Doire Cluig.
OS1/17/39/70 [Page] 70 Boleskine & Abertarff Parishes Inverness Shire [Coille Cailleaiche] Old Woman's Wood Roman print [Doire Cluig] Bell Grove Roman print [Fuaran Doire Cluig ] Well of the Bell Grove
OS1/17/39/71 COILLE BHEAG Coille Beag Mr McDonell; Glenbuck Mr D. McDermid; Glengarry Mr Malcome Factor 068 ; 083 A small wood in Glen Buck on the west side of Calder Burn
OS1/17/39/71 CAOCHAN NA COILLE BIGE Caochan na Coille Bheag Mr McDonell; Glenbuck Mr D. McDermid; Glengarry Mr Malcome Factor 83 ; 98 A small stream flowing through Coille Beag into the Calder Burn
OS1/17/39/71 CALDER BURN Calder Burn Mr McDonell; Glenbuck Mr D. McDermid; Glengarry Mr Malcome Factor 082 ; 083 ; 098 A large stream flowing down Glen Buck formed by the meeting of several streams; it empties itself into Loch Oich near Aberhalder.
OS1/17/39/71 [Page] 71 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Coille Beag] Little Wood Roman Print [Caochan na Coille Bheag ] Stream of the Little Wood
OS1/17/39/72 TOLL NA MEINE Toll na Mine Mr Moffat; Newtown Mr McGregor; Newtown Mr McDonell Glenbuck 083 A hole in an Ironstone rock where some mining operations were carried on; but the quantity of Iron not being sufficient it was stopped- hence the name.
OS1/17/39/72 ALLT KEELIE SIKE Allt Keelie Sike Authorities as above Mr Moffat; Newtown Mr McGregor; Newtown Mr McDonell Glenbuck Mr Brown Manager Cullachy 083 A small stream flowing off the east side of Glen Buck into Allt a' Carnaich
OS1/17/39/72 ALLT A' CHARNAICH Allt a' Charnaich Authorities as above Mr Moffat; Newtown Mr McGregor; Newtown Mr McDonell Glenbuck Mr Brown Manager Cullachy 083 A large stream flowing off the east side of Glen Buck into the Calder Burn; it is the division of Glengarry & Abertarff Estates.
OS1/17/39/72 [Page] 72 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Toll na Mine] Hole of the mine [Allt Keelie Sike] Meaning unknown Keelie Sike are broad scotch words not Gaelic Spelled as pronounced [Allt a' Charnaich] The stream of the storm
OS1/17/39/73 CARN NA SAQBHAIDHE Càrn na Saobhaidh Mr. Samual McDonald Mr MacIntyre Gamekeeper Glen Brair Mr. Adam Scott Shepherd Glen Doe 083 A rocky hill on the east side of Craig Ardochy the property of Lord Lovatt It is said to be a favourite haunt of the fox
OS1/17/39/73 EILEAN RIABHACH Eilean Riabhach Mr. Samual McDonald Mr MacIntyre Gamekeeper Glen Brair Mr. Adam Scott Shepherd Glen Doe Mr Moffat; Newtown 083 A portion of Cultivated land belonging to the farm of Cullochy, the property of Mr Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] Before the Canal was made it was an Island in the River Oich
OS1/17/39/73 [Page] 73 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Càrn na Saobhaidh ] Rock of the Foxes Den [Eilean Riabhach] Roan Island
OS1/17/39/74 TOMAMHOID Tomamhoid Mr. Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor 083 A small house the residence of a Shepherd, built near the mound of Tom a' Mhoid
OS1/17/39/74 CREAG ARDOCHY Creag Ardochy Mr. Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor 083 A high rocky hill rising to the east of Ardochy House The property of Major Fraser of Ardochy the name is supposed to mean High Field Rock
OS1/17/39/74 ALLT AN REIDHEAN Allt an Reidhean Mr. Samuel McDonald; Cullachy Mr. Moffet; Newtown Mr. McGreagor 083 A large stream rising between Càrn na Saobhaidh and Creag Ardochy it flows into Allt Doe
OS1/17/39/74 [Page] 74 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Allt an Reidhean] Stream of the Plain
OS1/17/39/75 CREAGAN A' CHAISE Creagan a' Chaise Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr. McDonell; Glenbuck 083 A small rock near the top of Meall Cholumain, on its west side.
OS1/17/39/75 COILL A' CHOLUMAIN Coill a' Cholumain Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr. McDonell; Glenbuck 083 A small birch wood on the east side of Meall a Cholumain; the property of Abertarff
OS1/17/39/75 ALLT NA LEITIRE Allt na Leitire Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGreagor; Newtown Mr. McDonell; Glenbuck 083 A stream rising on the west side of Leaith Doire and flowing and flowing [repeated phrase] into Connachie Burn.
OS1/17/39/75 [Page] 75 Boleskine & Abertarff Inverness Shire [Creagan a' Chaise] Cheese little Rock [Coill a' Cholumain] Pidgeons Wood Roman Print [Allt na Leitire] Stream of the Hill Side [Signed] James Archbold Sapper R.E [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/76 ABERHALDER LODGE Aberhalder Lodge Mr. Malcome Factor Mr. MacIntosh Forester Invergarry Mr MacDonell Glen Buck 083 A neat stone building on the banks of the Calder Burn The property of Mr Ellice Glengarry it is rented by Mr Brewster of Wicklow who has the shooting of Glen Buck.
OS1/17/39/76 DRUIM LARAGAN Druim Laragan Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr MacDonell; Glenbuck Mr. Samuel McDonald; Callachy 083 A long ridge of a hill from Aberhalder to Newtown on Glengarry Estate.
OS1/17/39/76 NEWTOWN Newtown Mr. Moffey; Newtown Mr. Curley; Newtown Mr. MacGregor Newtown 083 A number of cotter houses in good repair with, Arable land attached the property of Mr. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] and Mr. Fraser of Abertarff.
OS1/17/39/76 [Page] 76 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Druim Laragan] Meaning Unknown spelled as pronounced
OS1/17/39/77 TOM BUIDHE Tom Buidhe Mr. Moffet Newtown Mr. [No name entered] 083 A small hillock which was once cultivated at the south end of Sean Leac.
OS1/17/39/77 SEAN-LEAC Sean Leac Mr. Moffet Newtown Mr. [No name entered] 083 The hill side between the house of Black burn and the River Tarff. Mr Fraser of Abertarff proprietor
OS1/17/39/77 COILLE SEAN-LICE Coille Sean Leac Mr. Moffet Newtown Mr. [No name entered] 083 The wood on the west side of the Tarff from the junction of Allt Lagain a' Bhainne to the junction of the Black Burn.
OS1/17/39/77 [Page] 77 Boleskine & Abertarff Parishes Inverness Shire [Tom Buidhe] Yellow Hillock [Sean Leac] Old Declivity [In pencil] See Page 78 Coille Sean Leac Entry added as per Index [Coille Sean Leac] Wood of the Old Declivity [In Pencil] Coille Sean-Lice Roman Print see page 78
OS1/17/39/78 ALLT GLAIC BAINE Allt Glaic Bhan Mr Moffet; Newtown 083 A small stream flowing down through Glac Bhan into River Tarff
OS1/17/39/78 ALLT SEAN-DAIL Allt Sean Dail Mr Moffet; Newtown 083 A stream rising on the west side of Carn a' Chuilinn and flowing into the Tarff
OS1/17/39/78 ALLT CREAGAN NA CAILLICHE Allt Creagan na Cailliche Mr Moffet; Newtown 083 A stream rising on the west side of Carn a' Chulinn and flowing into Allt Sean Dail near Creagan na Cailleaiche
OS1/17/39/78 [Page] 78 Boleskine & Abertarff Inverness Shire [Allt Glaic Bàine] White Hollow Stream [Allt Sean Dail] Old Field Stream [Allt Creagan na Cailliche ] Old Woman's little Rock's Stream [Signed] James Archbold Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/79 DOIRE THULACHAIN Doire Thulachain Mr. Moffet. Newtown Mr. McDonell Glenbuck Mr Samuel McDonald Culachy 083 ; 098 A number of small knolls surrounding the top of Allt Doire Thulachain.
OS1/17/39/79 ALLT DOIRE THULACHAIN Allt Doire Thulachain Mr. Moffet. Newtown Mr. McDonell Glenbuck Mr Samuel McDonald Culachy 083 A small stream flowing out of Doire Thulachain into Black Burn
OS1/17/39/79 BLACK BURN Black Burn Mr. Moffet. Newtown Mr. McDonell Glenbuck Mr Samuel McDonald Culachy 083 A large stream rising to the south east of Doire Thulachain and flowing past the house of Black burn enters the River Tarff
OS1/17/39/79 [Page] 79 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Doire Thulachain] Hillocks of the Grove [Allt Doire Thulachain] Stream of the Grove Hillocks
OS1/17/39/80 LIATH DHOIRE Liath Doire Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGregor; Newtown Mr McDonell; Glen Buck 083 A wood to the west of the house of Blackburn above the old Military road; the property of Fraser Esqr Abertarff
OS1/17/39/80 BLACKBURN Blackburn Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGregor; Newtown Mr McDonell; Glen Buck 083 A small house the residence of a Shepherd near the crossing of the Black Burn and the Old Military road. It is the property of Fraser of Abertarff
OS1/17/39/80 ALLT SEAN-LICE Allt Sean-Lice Mr Moffet; Newtown Mr McGregor; Newtown Mr McDonell; Glen Buck 083 A small stream flowing down Sean Leac into the River Tarff
OS1/17/39/80 [Page] 80 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] Inverness Shire [Liath Doire] Grey Grove [In Pencil] Liath Dhoire Roman Print [Allt Sean-Lice] Old declivity Stream
OS1/17/39/81 CREAGAN NA CAILLICHE Creagan na Cailleaiche Mr. Moffet; Newton 083 A very small rock to the south of the junction of Allt Creagain na Cailleaich & Allt sean dail from which a small stream takes its name
OS1/17/39/81 SEAN-DAIL Sean Dail Mr Moffet; Newton 083 A green portion of Ground on the east side of the Tarff opposite Blackburn from which Allt Sean Dail takes its name.
OS1/17/39/81 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] -- Inverness-Shire -- 81 [CREAGAN NA CAILLICHE] Old Woman's little Rock [SEAN-DAIL] Old Field [SEAN-DAIL] See p. [page] 78
OS1/17/39/82 LOCHAN A' CHOIRE UIR Lochan na Corrur Mr Moffet; Newton 083 A small loch on Cam a' Chuilinn from which Allt Lochan a Corrur flows.
OS1/17/39/82 ALLT LOCHAN A' CHOIRE UIR Allt Lochain na Corrur Mr Moffet; Newton 083 A small stream flowing out of Lochan na Corrur and running into the River Tarff on the north side of Glac Bhan
OS1/17/39/82 GLAC BHAN Glac Bhàn Mr Moffet; Newton 083 A hollow on the west side of Carn a Chuilinn through which Allt Glac Bhan flows.
OS1/17/39/82 82 -- Boleskine and Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] -- InvernessShire [LOCHAN A' CHOIRE UIR] Loch of the new Corrie [GLAC BHAN] White Hollow [Signed] James Archbold Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/83 DEARG ALLT Dheirg Allt Mr. McIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. McLaren; Mulgarbha Mr. Adam Scott Glen Doe 083 A stream flowing out of Lochan Dherighe Allt down the South side of Carn a' Chuilinn into the River Tarff.
OS1/17/39/83 LOCHAN NAM FAOILEAG Lochan na Faoleige Mr. McIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. McLaren; Mulgarbha Mr. Adam Scott Glen Doe 083 A loch on the summit of Carn a Chuilinn where the Sea-gulls annually lay their eggs and rear their young.
OS1/17/39/83 COIRE AN T-SEILICH Coire 'n t-Seileaiche Mr. McIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. McLaren; Mulgarbha Mr. Adam Scott Glen Doe 083 A large rocky corrie on the north east side of Carn a Chulinn through which Allt Corie 'n t-Seileaich flows
OS1/17/39/83 Boleskine & Abertarff Phs [Parishes] -- Inverness Shire -- 83 [DEARG ALLT] Red Stream [LOCHAN NAM FAOILEAG] Sea-Gulls little Loch [COIRE AN T-SEILICH] Willow Corrie
OS1/17/39/84 ALLT COIRE AN T-SEILICH Allt Corie 'n t-Seileaich Mr McIntyre; Keeper Mr. Adam Scott; Glen Doe Mr. William Paterson 083 A stream flowing out of Corie 'n t-Seileaich into the Allt Doe.
OS1/17/39/84 NA SITHEAN Sithian Mr McIntyre; Keeper Mr. Adam Scott; Glen Doe Mr. William Paterson 083 Two conical shaped hillocks near the head of Glen Doe on the South side of Allt Doe.
OS1/17/39/84 84 -- Boleskine & Abertarff -- Inverness Shire [ALLT COIRE AN T-SEILICH] Stream of the Willow Corie [NA SÌTHEÀN] Hillocks
OS1/17/39/84 NA SITHEAN I have added this row.
OS1/17/39/85 CREAG COIRE DOE Creag Coire Doe Mr. MacIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. William Paterson Shepherd Shielach Mr Adam Scott, Glen Doe 083 A large rocky hill rising over Corie Doe The property of Lord Lovat
OS1/17/39/85 CARN A' CHUILINN Carn a'Chuilinn Mr. MacIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. William Paterson Shepherd Shielach Mr Adam Scott, Glen Doe 083 A large high rocky hill rising between Allt Doe and the River Tarff on its summit are a number of fresh water lochs; which possess fine trout fishing. Proprietor Lord Lovat.
OS1/17/39/85 LOCHAN DEARG UILLT Lochan Dheirge Allt Mr. MacIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. William Paterson Shepherd Shielach Mr Adam Scott, Glen Doe 083 A fresh water loch on the summit of Carn a' Chuilinn from which a Stream flows whos water is of a reddish appearance - hence the name
OS1/17/39/85 Boleskine & Abertarff Parishes -- Inverness Shire -- 85 [CREAG COIRE DOE] Meaning Unknown [CREAG COIRE DOE] Roman print [CÀRN A' CHUILINN] Holly Hill [CÀRN A' CHUILINN] Roman print [LOCHAN DEARG UILLT] Red Stream Little Loch
OS1/17/39/86 ALLT DOE Allt Doe Mr. MacIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. W. Paterson; Shielach Mr. McLaren Mulgarbha 083 A large stream flowing out of Lochan a' Stern down through Coire Doe & Glen Doe into Loch Ness
OS1/17/39/86 COIRE DOE Coire Doe Mr. MacIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. W. Paterson; Shielach Mr. McLaren Mulgarbha 083 A large rocky Corrie near the head of Glen Doe on the property of Lord Lovat.
OS1/17/39/86 CARN DOIRE CHAORACH Carn Doire Caoirich Adam Scott, Glen Doe Bothie Mr. MacIntyre; Keeper Glen Brain Mr. W. Paterson; Shielach Mr. McLaren Mulgarbha 083 A small hill to the south of the Bothie in Glen Doe on the property of Lord Lovatt
OS1/17/39/86 86 -- Boleskine & Abertarff Phs. [Parishes] -- Inverness-Shire [ALLT DOE] Meaning Unknown spelled as pronounced [CÀRN DOIRE CHAORACH] Sheep's Grove Hill
OS1/17/39/86 COIRE DOE I have added this row.
OS1/17/39/87 LOCHAN NA BEINNE BRICE Lochan na Beinne Breic D. McDearmid; Keeper John McIntosh; Invergarry Charles Kennedy, Mandilly 097 A small Loch at the east end of Beinn Breac the property of E. Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/87 LEAC LADDIE Leac Laddie D. McDearmid; Keeper John McIntosh; Invergarry Charles Kennedy, Mandilly 097 The long hill above the Greenfield road near the south east end of Loch Garry extending to Allt an Laddie.
OS1/17/39/87 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 87 [LOCHAN NA BEINNE BREIC] Little Loch of the spotted hill [LOCHAN NA BEINNE BREIC] Brice [LEAC LADDIE] Meaning unknown
OS1/17/39/88 COILLE BOLINN Coille Bolinn Mr Duncan Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr. John MacIntosh; Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Glengarry Mr Malcome; Factor) Estate Plan) 096 ; 097 A wood extending from the hill of Bolinn to Greenfield at the west end of Loch Garry
OS1/17/39/88 COILLE NA SALACH Coille na Sailich Mr Duncan Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr. John MacIntosh; Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Glengarry Mr Malcome; Factor) Estate Plan) 097 The natural wood between Coille Allt Cailleaiche & Coille Bho Loin, the property of Mr Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/88 ALLT RUIGH BHLAIR Allt Ruighe Bhlair Mr Duncan Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr. John MacIntosh; Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Glengarry Mr Malcome; Factor) Estate Plan) 097 A stream formed by the junction of Allt Lochain na Beinne Brice & Allt a' Choire Bho Chailean, it flows into Allt na Cailleaiche.
OS1/17/39/88 88 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [COILLE BOLINN] Meaning Unknown spelled as pronounced [COILLE NA SALACH] Wood of the beams - see MacEachann's Dicty. [Dictionary] [COILLE NA SALACH] na Salach no authority for Sàileag [COILLE NA SALACH] the wood of the Log or Beam. Spelled as pronounced. [COILLE NA SALACH] Roman print [ALLT RUIGH BHLÀIR] Stream of the Summer grazing Field
OS1/17/39/88 COILLE NA SALACH I have added this row.
OS1/17/39/89 RUIGH BHLAIR Ruighe Bhlair Mr Duncan McDermid Keeper Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr C. Kennedy, Mandilly 097 A green plot of Ground on which a house stood noted for its good grass; in the Kilfinnan Forrest.
OS1/17/39/89 ALLT COIRE BO CHAILEIN Allt Choire Bho Chailean Mr Duncan McDermid Keeper Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr C. Kennedy, Mandilly 097 A small stream rising in Coire Bho Chailean when it joins Allt Lochain na Beinne Brice, it is called Allt Ruighe Bhlair.
OS1/17/39/89 COIRE BO CHAILEIN Coire Bho Chailean Mr Duncan McDermid Keeper Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr C. Kennedy, Mandilly 097 A coire lying between Beinn Breac & Leac Fhada from which Allt a' Choire Bho Chailean flows.
OS1/17/39/89 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 89 [RUIGH BHLÀIR] Summer Grazing Field [ALLT COIRE BÒ CHAILEIN] Stream of Collin's Cow's Coire [COIRE BÒ CHAILEIN] Collin's Cow's Corie
OS1/17/39/90 BOLINN HILL Bolinn Hill Mr. Duncan McDermid; Keeper Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr Malcome Factor Estate Plan 097 This name applies to the wooded hill rising over the south east side of Loch Garry: the property of E. Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/90 BOLINN Bolinn Mr. Duncan McDermid; Keeper Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr Malcome Factor Estate Plan 097 The ruins of the place where the old farm of Bholoin stood, it still bears its old name and is often spoken of in this district.
OS1/17/39/90 ALLT BOLINN Allt Bolinn Mr. Duncan McDermid; Keeper Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr Malcome Factor Estate Plan 097 A stream rising at the foot of Leac Fhada and flowing past Bholoin enters Loch Garry.
OS1/17/39/90 90 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire
OS1/17/39/90 BLINN HILL I have edited this to BOLINN HILL
OS1/17/39/91 LON BHAN Lòn Bhàn Mr John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr Duncan McDermid Keeper Glengarry 097 A flat position of ground lying between Meall nan Reatheachain & Coille Allt na Cailleaiche; The property of E. Ellice Esqr M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/91 MEALL NAN REITHEACHAN Meall nan Reitheachain Mr John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr Duncan McDermid Keeper Glengarry 097 A hill rising over Tobar nan Ceann Druim na Garry ends here. E.Ellice Esqr. proprietor
OS1/17/39/91 ALLT A' BHODAICH Allt a' Bhodaich Mr John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr Duncan McDermid Keeper Glengarry 097 A small stream rising in Lon Bhana and flowing into the River Garry.
OS1/17/39/91 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire -- 91 [LÒN BHÀN] White Meadow. [LÒN BHÀN] The word Lòn is marked in McLeod & Dewar's dictionary as a masculine noun but in Mr McAlpine's dictionary it is marked feminine which is in accordance with local usage. [MEALL NAN REITHEACHAN] Hill of the Rams' [ALLT A' BHODAICH] Ghost's Stream [Signed] James Archbold Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/92 COILL ALLT NA CAILLICHE Coille Allt na Cailleaiche Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr MacDermid Keeper Mr John MacIntosh Carpenter Glengarry 097 A natural wood extending along on both sides of Allt na Cailleaich, from where it commences in the Kilfinnan Forest, to the River Garry. E. Ellice Esqr proprietor
OS1/17/39/92 ALLT AILEIN Allt Ailin Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr MacDermid Keeper Mr John MacIntosh Carpenter Glengarry Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly 097 A small stream rising in Lon Bhana and flowing into the River Garry
OS1/17/39/92 ARDRISHAIG Ardrishaig Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Mr MacDermid Keeper Mr John MacIntosh Carpenter Glengarry Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly 097 A point of pasture land running out into Loch Oich near Tobar nan Ceann.
OS1/17/39/92 92 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire [COILL ALLT NA CAILLICHE] Wood of the Old Woman's stream [COILL ALLT NA CAILLICHE] Roman print [ALLT AILEIN] Allan's stream
OS1/17/39/92 COILL' ALLT NA CAILLICHE I have edited this to COILL ALLT NA CAILLICHE
OS1/17/39/93 TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT Tobar nan Ceann Mr Malcome; Factor Estate plan 097 A square stone erection over the "Well of the Heads" with spiral top on the point of which is sculptured a hand grasping a Skean Dubh or Black Knife and holding seven heads by the hair. The story which gave origin to the name is told in Latan French Gaelic & English upon the four sides of the monument This is what it says in English. As a Memorial of the anple and summary
OS1/17/39/93 Kilmonavig Ph. [Parish] -- Inverness-Shire -- 93 [TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT] Well of the Heads Inscription on Pedestal [TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT] German Text [TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT] G. [German] Text [TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT] Stump
OS1/17/39/93 MONUMENT [Tobar nan Ceann] TOBAR NAN CEANN I have combined these rows to read TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT Continued on Page 94
OS1/17/39/94 TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT CONTINUED Tobar nan Ceann Continued Mr Malcome; Factor Estate plan vengeance, which in the swift course of Feudal Justice inflicted by the orders of Lord McDonell and Arross overtook the perpetrators of the foul murder of the Keppoch Family a branch of the powerful and illustrious Clan of which his Lordship was the Chief this monument is erected by Colonel McDonell of Glengarry XV11 Mac-Mhic-Alaister his successor and representative in the Year of our Lord 1812. The heads of the seven Murderers were presented at the feet of the noble Chief after being washed in this spring. And ever since that event which took place early in the Sixteenth Century it has been known by the name of "Tobar nan Ceann-" or "The Well of the Heads."
OS1/17/39/94 94 -- Kilmonavig Ph. [Parish] Inverness Shire [Signed] James Archbold S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/94 TOBAR NAN CEANN AND MONUMENT CONTINUED I have added this to List of names as written.
OS1/17/39/95 CALEDONIAN CANAL Caledonian Canal Gazetteer of Scotland Estate plan Black's Map of Scotland 083 ; 097 A magnificent line of inland navigation 60½ Miles long running through the Great Glen of Caledonia which extends due south west and north east from the Island of Lismore to Loch Linnhe in 56º30' N [North] lat. [latitude], and 5º33' West, long. [longitude], to the Suters of Cromarty on the Moray Firth in 57º40' N. [North] lat. [latitude], and 4º0' W. [West] long. [longitude], The Lochs to which it is joined are Loch Ness Loch Oich & Loch Lochy
OS1/17/39/95 Kilmonavig Ph. [Parish] -- Inverness-Shire -- 95 [CALEDONIAN CANAL] Italic Capitals [Signed] James Archbold S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/96 GLEN ALBYN Glenmore nan 'Albin Gazetteer of Scotland 083 ; 097 ; 112 The Great Glen of Caledonia running in a direction from N.E. [North East] to S.W. [South West] accross the whole breadth of the kingdom from the Moray firth at Inverness to the sound of Mull below Fort William, and the bottom of which is almost filled with a chain of extensive Lakes. The distance in a direct line is little more than 50 Miles. It is through this Glen that the Great Caledonian Canal runs.
OS1/17/39/96 96 -- Kilmonavig Ph. [Parish] -- Inverness-Shire [GLEN ALBYN] not sufficient authority for name [GLEN ALBYN] Adopted from the plans of Capt. [Captain] Bolland & Lieut. [Lieutenant] Coddington's Divisions See their Authorities [GLEN ALBYN] Glen Albyn Lord Byron's (Child Harold) [GLEN ALBYN] Glen Albyn Most common mode of pronouncing it [GLEN ALBYN] On margins of Plans
OS1/17/39/97 GLEN GARRY Glen Garry Gazetteer of Scotland Statistical Account Estate Plan Mr Malcome; Factor 097 "A district of Inverness-Shire occupying the central part of the great vally, which extends from Inverness on the east coast to Fort William on the west. At its head is Loch Garry a fine sheet of water possessing good trout fishing, and through its centre flows the River Garry. Glengarry was till very recently the property of the chief of the Clan McDonell, who here possessed an elegant seat in Invergarry Castle."
OS1/17/39/97 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 97 [Glen Garry] On margins of Plans
OS1/17/39/98 LOCH OICH Loch Oich Gazetteer of Scotland New Statis. Acct. [Statistical Account] p [page] 504 Black's Map of Scotland 097 "A lake in this parish forming the summit-level of the Caledonian Canal; from which, as from a centre, it descends into the eastern and western seas it is not above four miles in length, nor more than a fourth of a mile broad. The hills on the east side are of rather an insiped character; but the scenery on the south has considerable variety and is among the finest on the line of the Canal. Here at the opening of Glengarry, where the water which gives name to the glen joins the lake, amidst lofty and beautiful woods overtopped by bold and majestic mountains are situated the ruins of the ancient Castle of Invergarry until latly the residence of the MacDonells of Glen Garry."
OS1/17/39/98 98 -- Kimonavig Ph [Parish] -- Inverness-Shire [LOCH OICH] Italic Capitals on 97/4 25 Inch
OS1/17/39/99 COILLE CRAIGE LEITHE Coille Creag Liath Mr John McIntosh Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Invergarry 097 A mixed wood surrounding Creag Liath, extending from Leitir Lappie to Allt Ailean, the property of E. Ellice Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/99 LEITIR LAPPIE Leitir Lappie Mr John McIntosh Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Invergarry Estate Plan Mr. Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister 097 A portion of plantation on the west side of Loch Oich, at the south east side of Coille Creag Liath E. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] proprietor
OS1/17/39/99 COILL LEITIR FEARN Coille Leitir Feàrna Mr John McIntosh Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr. MacIntosh; Forester Invergarry Estate Plan Mr. Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister 097 A natural wood running along the Leitir Feàrna the property of E. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/99 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire -- 99 [COILLE CRAIGE LÈITHE] Grey rock wood [COILLE CRAIGE LÈITHE] Roman print [LEITIR LAPPIE] Meaning Unknown unless it means the muddy country side Loparach - i.e. muddy [COILL LEITIR FEÀRN] Wood of the Alder-tree Country side or Hill Side [COILL LEITIR FEÀRN] Roman print
OS1/17/39/99 COILL LEITIRFEARN I have edited this to COILL LEITIR FEARN
OS1/17/39/100 GLENBUCK Glenbuck Mr. MacDonell Keeper Glen Buck Mr. Duncan McDearmid Mr. Malcome, Factor Glengarry 097 A shepherd & Gamekeepers houses in Glen Buck, the property of E. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/100 100 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness
OS1/17/39/101 LEITIR FEARN Leitir Feàrn Mr Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister Mr John McIntosh, Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy Mandilly Invergarry 097 A long narrow hill extending along the east side of Loch Oich the property of E.Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/101 CAOCHAN A' BHRUDHAISTE Caochan a' Bhrudhaiste Caochan a' Bruthaiste Mr Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister Mr John McIntosh, Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy Mandilly Invergarry M MacDonell Glen Buck 097 A small stream rising in Leitir Feàrna and flowing into the Cauldier Burn
OS1/17/39/101 TEANGA FHIONN Tangan Fionn Mr Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister Mr John McIntosh, Carpenter Mr Charles Kennedy Mandilly Invergarry M MacDonell Glen Buck 097 The point of land like a tongue formed between the streams of Allt Beinn Bhan & Allt Innse Sìm
OS1/17/39/101 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 101 [LEITIR FEÀRN] Alder - tree [LEITIR FEÀRN] Country or hill Side [CAOCHAN A' BHRUDHAISTE] Stream of the Brose [TEANGA FHIONN] Fingal's Tongue [TEANGA FHIONN] Said to mean Fingal's tongue by all parties [TEANGA FHION Fionn - White [TEANGA FHION White tongue
OS1/17/39/102 ALLT BEINNE BAINE Allt Beinne Bhan Mr MacDonell Gamekeeper Glen Buck Mr Malcome Factor Mr MacDermid Keeper Glengarry 097 A small stream rising between Creagan na Gabhair and joining Allt Innse Sìm forms the Calder Burn
OS1/17/39/102 ALLT INNIS SHIM Allt Innse Sìm Mr MacDonell Gamekeeper Glen Buck Mr Malcome Factor Mr MacDermid Keeper Glengarry 097 A stream rising in Beinn Bhàn and flowing down a deep gully joins Allt Beinne Bhan, when it changes its name to Calder Burn.
OS1/17/39/102 ALLT NA LARACH Allt na Laraich Mr MacDonell Gamekeeper Glen Buck Mr Malcome Factor Mr MacDermid Keeper Glengarry 097 ; 098 A small stream rising to the West of Carn na Laraich and flowing through Coille Slugain enters the Calder Burn
OS1/17/39/102 102 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire [ALLT BEINNE BÀINE] White Hill Stream [ALLT INNIS SHÌM] Stream of Simons Shelter place [ALLT NA LÀRACH] The Mare's Stream [ALLT NA LÀRACH] On Sheet 98
OS1/17/39/103 CREAG AN FHIR-EOIN Creag an Fhir-eoin Mr. McDearmid Keeper Mr. McCrostey, Kilfinnan Mr. John MacIntosh Invergarry 097 A precipitous Creag between Coire Glais and the North end of Meall nan Dearcaige - it is a favourite haunt of the Eagle.
OS1/17/39/103 ALLT A' CHOIRE GHLAIS Allt a Choire Ghlaise Mr. McDearmid Keeper Mr. McCrostey, Kilfinnan Mr. John MacIntosh Invergarry 097 A large stream flowing out of Lochan a' Choire Ghlais and flowing into Loch Lochy; it changes its name to Kilfinnan Burn from Kilfinnan Fall.
OS1/17/39/103 KILFINNAN FALL Kilfinnan Fall Mr. McDearmid Keeper Mr. McCrostey, Kilfinnan Mr. John MacIntosh Invergarry 097 A small but pretty waterfall on Kilfinnan Burn; the fall is about thirty feet deep.
OS1/17/39/103 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 103 [CREAG AN FHÙR-EÒIN] Eagle's Rock [CREAG AN FHÙR-EÒIN] Creag an Fhìr-eòin pronounced Creag a [Fear--n] [CREAG AN FHÙR-EÒIN] Creag nan Fèr-eoin pronounced Creag nan Feareoin [ALLT A' CHOIRE GHLAIS] Grey Corrie Stream
OS1/17/39/104 GLENGARRY FOREST Glengarry Forest Mr Malcome; Factor Mr McDermid; Keeper Estate plan Mr John MacIntosh Glengarry Me Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament] Proprietor 096 ; 097 ; 112 A deer forest taking in the whole of the hill country extending from Dherig Allt (on the west side of Loch Lochy) to the wire fence dividing the Glengarry & Locheil estates on the south; from that to the fence dividing it from the farm of Greenfield on the west; on the north by Loch Garry, & on the east by the wire fence which extends from Loch Lochy, to the end of the public road on the south side of the River Garry. The property of E. Ellice Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/104 104 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [GLENGARRY FOREST] Roman Capitals
OS1/17/39/105 KILFINNAN BURN Kilfinnan Burn Mr. McCrosty, Kilfinnan Mr. MacDermid Keeper Mr. John MacIntosh Glengarry 097 The portion of Allt a' Choire Ghlaise extending from Kilfinnan Fall to Loch Lochy
OS1/17/39/105 BEINN TEE Beinn Tee Mr. McCrosty, Kilfinnan Mr. MacDermid Keeper Mr. John MacIntosh Glengarry 096 ; 097 A very high rocky mountain in the Deer Forest of Glengarry it is of a Conical shape and very steep, it abounds in numerious Alpine herbs and plants interesting to the botanist, and is also a favourite haunt of the deer. Mr. Ellice proprietor
OS1/17/39/105 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 105 [BEINN TEE] Meaning Unknown [BEINN TEE] Tigh - Blacks Co [Company] Map.
OS1/17/39/106 LOCHAN DIOTA Lochan Diota Mr McCrosty; Kilfinnan Mr McDearmid; Keeper Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Invergarry 097 A small loch about two miles to the east of Beinn Tee from which Allt nan Seileaich flows. E. Ellice Esqr proprietor
OS1/17/39/106 FUARAN NA SGUABAICH Fuaran na Sguabaich Mr McCrosty; Kilfinnan Mr McDearmid; Keeper Mr. Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Invergarry 097 A small well in the foot-path near Lochan Diota, the origin of the name is from the fact that the snow always melts here, as fast as it falls.
OS1/17/39/106 COIRE BUIDHE Coire Buidhe A large corrie on the east side of Beinn Tee from which Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe flows.
OS1/17/39/106 106 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire [LOCHAN DÌOTA] The Dinner or Meal little Loch [FUARAN NA SGUABAICH] Well of the broom [COIRE BUIDHE] Yellow corrie
OS1/17/39/106 COIRE BUIDHE - I have added this row
OS1/17/39/107 ALLT A' BHRUDHAISTE Allt a' Bhrudhaiste Mr Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister Duncan McDermid. Keeper Charles Kennedy Mandilly Invergarry 096 ; 097 A small stream flowing of Beinn Breac into Allt an Laddie; smuggling was carried on here at one time - hence the name
OS1/17/39/107 ALLT RUADH Allt Ruadh Mr Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister Duncan McDermid. Keeper Charles Kennedy Mandilly Invergarry 097 A small stream rising on the north side of Beinn Tee near Doire an h-Achlaise and flowing into Allt na Cailleaiche.
OS1/17/39/107 ALLT NAN SEILEACH Allt nan Seileaich Mr Cameron E.C. [Episcopalian Church] Minister Duncan McDermid. Keeper Charles Kennedy Mandilly Invergarry 097 A small stream flowing from Lochan Diota and running into Allt na Cailleaiche
OS1/17/39/107 Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness -- 107 [ALLT A' BHRUDHAISTE] Stream of the Brose [ALLT A' BHRUDHAISTE] On Sheet 96 [ALLT RUADH] Red Stream [Allt NAN SEILEACH] Stream of the Willows'
OS1/17/39/108 ALLT A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe Mr McCrosty; Kilfinnan Mr. D. McDermid; Keeper Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Invergarry 097 A small stream rising in a spring in Coire Buidhe and flowing into Allt a' Choire Ghlaise.
OS1/17/39/108 LOCHAN NA CORRA Lochan na Còrra Mr McCrosty; Kilfinnan Mr. D. McDermid; Keeper Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Invergarry 097 A small Loch on the North east side of Meall nan Dearcaige.
OS1/17/39/108 ALLT NA FEADAIGE Allt na Feadaige Mr McCrosty; Kilfinnan Mr. D. McDermid; Keeper Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Invergarry 097 A small stream rising on the south side of Beinn Tee and flowing into Allt a' Choire Ghlaise
OS1/17/39/108 108 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness [ALLT A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE] Stream of the Yellow Coire [LOCHAN NA CORRA] Heron's Little Loch [ALLT NA FEADAIGE] Plover's Stream [ALLT NA FEADAIGE] How is this pronounced
OS1/17/39/109 MEALL RUGHACH Meall Rughach Mr. Duncan McDermid Gamekeeper Invergarry Mr. Charles Kennedy Mandilly Mr John McIntosh Glengarry 097 A small hill rising to the east of Lochan na Beinn Breac; there is a large rock of a reddish color on its south side
OS1/17/39/109 ALLT NA CAILLICHE Allt na Cailleaich Mr. Duncan McDermid Gamekeeper Invergarry Mr. Charles Kennedy Mandilly Mr John McIntosh Glengarry 097 A large Stream rising in Beinn Tee and after flowing a distance of about four miles & receiving numerious tributaries it flows into the River Garry
OS1/17/39/109 DOIRE NA H-ACHLAISE Doire na h-Achlaise Mr. Duncan McDermid Gamekeeper Invergarry Mr. Charles Kennedy Mandilly Mr John McIntosh Glengarry 097 A small wood on the north side of Beinn Tee the property pf E. Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/109 Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness -- 109 [MEALL RUGHACH] Meaning Unknown spelled as pronounced. [MEALL RUGHACH] Ruadhag - a young roe. [MEALL RUGHACH] is said to mean ruddy or red but is the word that [---] suggests it is spelled as pronounced [ALLT NA CAILLICHE] 'Old Womans Stream' [DOIRE NA H-ACHLAISE] Wood or Grove of the Armpit Roman print
OS1/17/39/110 BEALACH AN SGUABAIDH Bealach na Sguabaich Mr MacIntosh; Forester Mr. John McIntosh; Carpenter Mr. C. Kennedy; Mandilly Glengarry 097 A large opening between the hills of Bac nan Laoigh and Beinne Breac, through which a foot path leads. This foot path was formerly a short cut through the hills principally used by the shepherds, but since the enclosing of the deer Forest it is almost entirely disused except as a bridle path by the sportsmen. It is about 25 Chains long
OS1/17/39/110 BEINN BHREAC Beinn Breac D. McDermid; Keeper Charles Kennedy; Farmer John MacIntosh; Carpenter Glengarry 097 A small rocky hill rising over Lochan na Beinn Breac; the property of E. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/110 110 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness [BEALACH AN SGUABAIDH] Pass of the Broom [BEALACH AN SGUABAIDH] Pass of the Sweeping [BEALACH AN SGUABAIDH] Bealaidh - Broom [BEALACH AN SGUABAIDH] Sguabach - a broom or besom [BEALACH AN SGUABAIDH this is name it is best known by amongst the inhabitants of Glen Garry It is difficult to arrive at the right name here I think it is call the broom pass on account of the wind sweeping the snow away and always leaving the place here bare or swept [BEINN BHREAC] Spotted Hill
OS1/17/39/111 FREE CHURCH [Laggan] Free Church Mr. Malcome; Factor Mr. MacIntosh;Forester Mr Sutherland F.C. [Free Church] Minister 097 A small church at Laggan it was originally built by MacDonell of Glengarry, for his own use, it was then an episcopalian church; about six years ago the Free Church people of this district wished to build a church here and on applying for a site to Mr Ellice, he granted them the use of the present building. It is the property of E. Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/111 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire -- 111
OS1/17/39/112 GARBH EILEAN Gharabh Eilean Estate Plan Mr McDermid; Keeper Mr Kennedy; Mandilly Mr John McIntosh Invergarry 097 A island at the east end of Loch Garry, over grown with natural wood; the property of E. Ellice Esqr
OS1/17/39/112 EILEAN BAN Eilean Bàn Estate Plan Mr McDermid; Keeper Mr Kennedy; Mandilly Mr John McIntosh Invergarry 097 A small island near Gharbh Eilean in Loch Garry
OS1/17/39/112 EILEAN MHULCHAIN Eilean Mulchain Estate Plan Mr McDermid; Keeper Mr Kennedy; Mandilly Mr John McIntosh Invergarry 097 A very small island in Loch Garry near Garbh Eilean, it is subject to being submerged after heavy rains. It is supposed that at at one time it was much larger and that a man lived on it named Mhulchian
OS1/17/39/112 112 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [GARBH EILEAN] Rough Island [GARBH EILEAN] On Sheet 82 [EILEAN BÀN] White Island
OS1/17/39/112 EILEAN MHULACHAIN I have altered this to EILEAN MHULCHAIN GARBH EILEAN I have added this row as it does not appear on Sheet 82 as per added note; and is Indexed as Sheet 112.
OS1/17/39/113 LAGGAN Laggan Mr Malcome; Factor Estate Plan Mr. MacIntyre Farmer South Laggan 097 The district embracing the cultivated ground extending from Loch Oich (south end) to Ceann Loch (Loch Lochy) E. Ellice Esqr proprietor
OS1/17/39/113 BAC NAN LAOGH Bac nan Laoigh Mr D. MacDermid; Gamekeeper Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr. John McIntosh Glengarry 097 A projecting hill on the north west side of Beinn Tee it is very rocky and presents a bold & formidable appearance.
OS1/17/39/113 ALLT BAC NAN LAOGH Allt Bac Nan Laoigh Mr D. MacDermid; Gamekeeper Mr Charles Kennedy; Mandilly Mr. John McIntosh Glengarry 097 A small stream rising on Beinn Tee and flowing down between Doire na h-Achlaise & Bac nan Laoigh enters Allt na Cailleaiche.
OS1/17/39/113 Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness -- 113 [BAC NAN LAOGH] supposed to mean The Calves Bank or Brae [ALLT BAC NAN LAOGH] Stream of the Calves Brae
OS1/17/39/114 TOMAN NA CROICHE Toman na Croich Mr Archibald Kennedy Mr Robinson N. [North] Laggan Mr McCrosty Kilfinnan Mr. MacIntyre South Laggan 097 A small hillock (whether artificial or natural I am unable to say) near the farm of South Laggan, upon which Criminals were executed, the last man hung here was named Scott (this took place about 100 Years ago) some things were stolen from Glengarry Castle, he was suspected and hung, it afterwards turned out that he was innocent. It is at present surmounted with an old Dovecot in ruins
OS1/17/39/114 114 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness [TOMAN NA CROICHE] Gallows Hillock
OS1/17/39/115 BEALACH STREAP Bealach Streap Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster 097 A rock over which Allt an t-Sìthean flows. There is a sort of broken foot path here leading accross the hill into Glen Gloy; the portion of the footpath from the public road to this rock is steep and I suppose has given origin to the name
OS1/17/39/115 LEACANN UAINE Leacann Uaine Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster 097 A green portion of the hill just above South Laggan
OS1/17/39/115 BRUACH BUIDHE Bruach Buidhe Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster 097 A portion of the hill side lying between Leachdainn Uaine & Coille Bheag. Bruach is used as a masculine noun here.
OS1/17/39/115 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 115 [BEALACH STREAP] Supposed to mean the Steep pass Bealach - i.e. Pass Streap - i.e. to climb or climbing [LEACANN UAINE] Green hill-side [BRUACH BUIDHE] Yellow Bank
OS1/17/39/116 COILL BHEAGE Coille Bheag Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. MacIntyre; South Laggan Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster 097 A small wood on the east side of Loch Oich close to Bruach Buidhe the property of E Ellice, Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/116 RATHAD FHIONN Rathad Fionn Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. MacIntyre; South Laggan Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster 097 A portion of pasture ground running out into a point on the South East side of Loch Oich. I believe there is a tradition in connection with it, but I am unable to obtain its
OS1/17/39/116 LON ATH GHOBHLAICH Lòn Ath Gobhlaich Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. MacIntyre; South Laggan Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster 097 A marshy place near Laggan Bridge before the canal was Cut Allt an Lagan flowed through here & there was a ford accross it - hence the name
OS1/17/39/116 116 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [COILL BHEAG] Little Wood [COILL BHEAG] Roman Print [RATHAD FHIONN] Fingal's Road [LÒN ATH GHOBHLAICH] Meadow of the Forked ford
OS1/17/39/117 TOM NIGHEAN PHOIL Tom Nigheainn a' Phal Mr. Robinson North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr. MacIntyre South Laggan 097 A small hillock on the top of Balma Glaster Hill, fro the summit of this hill a view of the whole Caledonian Canal may be had extending from Sea to sea.
OS1/17/39/117 KILFINNAN Kilfinnan Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A large farm steading near the junction of Kilfinnan Burn with Loch Lochy, the principal portion of the ground belonging to this farm is in Glen Quiech
OS1/17/39/117 TOMAN OIR Tomàn Oir Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A few small hillocks near the farm of North Laggan the property of E Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/117 Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness -- 117 [TOM NIGHEAN PHÀIL] Paul's Daughter's Hill [TOM NIGHEAN PHÀIL] PHÒIL Hill of the Paul [TOM NIGHEAN PHÀIL] Tom Phòl pronounced fòl [TOM NIGHEAN PHÀIL] Tom fòl [TOMÀN OIR] Gold Hillock [TOMÀN OIR] noun Gold Hillocks [TOMÀN OIR] Toman Ora - adjective Golden Hillocks
OS1/17/39/118 ALLT NAN SITHEAN Allt nan Sìthean Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 This Stream rising in Coire an t-Sìthean flows down into Loch Lochy entering Ceann Loch near the pier.
OS1/17/39/118 DUBH SITHEAN Dubh Sìthean Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A small heathy knoll on the east side of the Caledonian Canal near Dail Ruairidh.
OS1/17/39/118 COIRE NAN SITHEAN Coire nan Sìthean Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A very large Corie at the head of Allt an t-Sithean, it is full of small hillocks supposed to have been haunted by fairies - hence the name.
OS1/17/39/118 118 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [DUBH SHÌTHEAN] Black Hillock. [DUBH SHÌTHEAN] Dubh Sithean on Plan [DUBH SHÌTHEAN] [Dail Ruairidh] - name not on Plan (Cancelled) [COIRE NAN SÌTHEAN] The Corrie of the Knolls [ALLT NAN SÌTHEAN] Stream of the Knolls [ALLT NAN SÌTHEAN] name adopted to agree with Sheet 112
OS1/17/39/118 COIRE NAN SITHEAN I have added this row.
OS1/17/39/119 NORTH LAGGAN North Laggan Mr Robinson Tennant Mr. Malcom Factor Estate Plan Mr McIntyre South Laggan 097 A small farm on the south side of Laggan the property of E. Ellice Esqr. It is both a sheep & arable farm.
OS1/17/39/119 SOUTH LAGGAN South Laggan Mr Robinson Tennant Mr. Malcom Factor Estate Plan Mr McIntyre South Laggan 097 A large farm both sheep and arable on the south bank of the Caledonian Canal in Laggan. the farmer grazes about 6.000 sheep and is the property of E. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/119 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 119
OS1/17/39/119 BAILE ALASDAIR I have deleted this row.
OS1/17/39/120 ALLT NA HERRIE Allt na Herrie Mr. Robinson North Laggan Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster 097 A small stream flowing into Loch Oich through the Coillie Bheag
OS1/17/39/120 LAGGAN DRAWBRIDGE Laggan Bridge (Draw Bridge) Mr. Robinson North Laggan Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr. Williamson Lock Keeper Cullochy Locks 097 An Iron draw bridge over the south end of Loch Oich at its junction with the Caledonian Canal; it is the property of the Government. There is a small house attached to it in which the keeper lives.
OS1/17/39/120 ALLT AN LAGAIN Allt an Lagan Mr. Robinson North Laggan Mr MacIntyre South Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr. Williamson Lock Keeper Cullochy Locks 097 A large stream rising in Beinne Bhàn and flowing into the Caledonian Canal near the farm of Laggan. It flowed into Loch Oich previously to the Cutting of the Caledonian Canal.
OS1/17/39/120 120 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness [ALLT NA HERRIE] Meaning unknown Supposed to be connected with Fingal [ALLT NA HERRIE] Herrie on trace [ALLT AN LAGAIN] Stream of the Little Hollow
OS1/17/39/121 ALLT AN FHUARAIN Allt an Fhuarain Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr MacIntyre South Laggan 097 A small stream rising in Glac Dubh on the East side of Balma Glaster Hill and flowing into the Caledonian Canal.
OS1/17/39/121 ALLT NA H-ATHA Allt na h-Atha Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr MacIntyre South Laggan 097 A small stream rising on Tom a' Poll and flowing into the Caledonian Canal.
OS1/17/39/121 CNOCAN NAN OSNADH Cnocan an Osnadh Mr Robinson North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy Balma Glaster Mr MacIntyre South Laggan 097 A very small hillock on the north west side of Ceann Loch, it was to this place that the wounded were conveyed after the Battle of Blar Leine - hence the name.
OS1/17/39/121 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 121 [ALLT AN FHUARAIN] Stream of the Well [ALLT NA H-ATHA] Stream of the Kiln [CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] Hillock of the Groans [CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] It is evident from the descriptive remarks that this word should be plural - then would be many groans. [CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] pronounced Oshna [CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] Osnaich - adjective groaning ie [CNOCAN NAN OSNADH] pronounced Oshnaide [Blar Leine] not on Plan see also page 118
OS1/17/39/121 CNOCAN NAN OSNADH I have added this row.
OS1/17/39/122 LOCHAN A' GHEADAIS Lochan a' Geadais Mr Robinson; North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr McIntyre; South Laggan 097 A small loch on the west side of the Caledonian Canal near the South West end of Loch Oich; a favourite haunt of the Pike
OS1/17/39/122 TORRAN NA CEARDAICH Torran na Ceardaich Mr Robinson; North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr McIntyre; South Laggan 097 A small hillock on Druim na Garry just above the farm of North Laggan
OS1/17/39/122 ALLT AN OIGHRE Allt an Oighre Mr Robinson; North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr McIntyre; South Laggan 097 A stream rising near Allt nan Seileaich and flowing into the Caledonian Canal at Lochan na Gheadais. The heir to a junior branch of the McDonalls was killed here by the Clan Fraser after the battle of Dail Ruairidh
OS1/17/39/122 122 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- County Inverness [LOCHAN A' GHEADAIS] Little Loch of the Pike [LOCHAN A' GHEADAIS] Lochan Gheadas [LOCHAN A' GHEADAIS] Lochan Gheadais genitive singular [TORRAN NA CEÀRDAICH] Little hill of the Smithy [ALLT AN OIGHRE] The Heir's Stream
OS1/17/39/123 DRUIM NA GARRY Druim na Garry Mr. Robson; Farmer North Laggan Mr. McIntyre; Farmer South Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennnedy Balma Glaster 097 A ridge of hill extending from Balma Glaster Hill to Meall nan Reastheachean on the Glengarry Estate, the property of E. Ellice M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/123 ALLT CRUINNEACHAIDH Allt Cruinneachaidh Mr. Robson; Farmer North Laggan Mr. McIntyre; Farmer South Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennnedy Balma Glaster 097 A small stream rising near Allt nan Seileaich and flowing into Lochan na Gheadais enters the Caledonian Canal
OS1/17/39/123 FEITH BHUIDHE Feith Bhuidhe Mr. Robson; Farmer North Laggan Mr. McIntyre; Farmer South Laggan Mr. Archibald Kennnedy Balma Glaster 097 A flat boggy place extending along a small stream on the north west side of Balma Glaster Hill.
OS1/17/39/123 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 123 [DRUIM NA GARRY] Back of the Garry [ALLT CRUINNEACHAIDE] Gathering Stream [FEITH BHUIDHE] Yellow Moss
OS1/17/39/124 BALMA GLASTER HILL Balma Glaster Hill Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A hill extending over Balma Glaster, from Druim na Garry to Kilfinnan farm, on the Glengarry Estate E. Ellice Esqr, proprietor
OS1/17/39/124 CREAGAN A' CHALLTUINNE Creagan a' Challtuinne Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A rock above Glac Dubh on Balma Glaster Hill
OS1/17/39/124 GLAC DHUBH Glac Dubh Mr. Robinson; North Laggan Mr Archibald Kennedy; Balma Glaster Mr. McIntyre South Laggan 097 A very peculiar hollow on Balma Glaster lying at the foot of Creagan a' Challtuinne.
OS1/17/39/124 124 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire [CREAGAN A' CHALLTUINE] Little Rock of the Hazel [GLAC DHUBH] Black Hollow
OS1/17/39/125 DUBH UISGE Dubh Uisge Mr. Duncan McDearmid Keeper Mr McIntosh; Factor Mr John McIntosh; Carpenter Invergarry 096 ; 097 A small stream rising at the private road, leading to Greenfield, and flowing through Coillie Bolinn enters Loch Garry.
OS1/17/39/125 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 125 [DUBH UISGE] Black Water [DUBH UISGE] On Sheet 96
OS1/17/39/126 LAGGAN LOCKS Laggan Locks Mr. Malcolm; Factor Mr. McCrosty Kilfinnan Estate Plan 097 Three Locks at the entrance of the Caledonian Canal to Loch Lochy. Also an Iron draw-bridge and three houses of the Government.
OS1/17/39/126 BALMA GLASTER Balma Glaster Mr. Malcolm; Factor Mr. McCrosty Kilfinnan Estate Plan 097 A few small houses at the foot of Balma Glaster Hill; each house has a small portion of arable ground attached. to it. It is the property of E. Ellice Esqr M.P. [Member of Parliament] of Invergarry Mansion.
OS1/17/39/126 126. -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire
OS1/17/39/127 GRAVE YARD [Kilfinnan] Grave Yard Mr McCrosty; Kilfinnan Mr. Malcolme; Factor Mr. McIntosh, Saw Miller Invergarry 097 A place of burial near the farm house of Kilfinnan. Interments still take place here; it is believed to be about 250 Years old the oldest stone in it is 133 Years old. There was never a Church in or near it. The Mausoleum which stands in its centre is the property of the McDonells of Glengarry. The remainder is on the Glengarry estate the property of E. Ellice Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/17/39/127 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 127
OS1/17/39/128 MAUSOLEUM (Macdonell of Glengarry) Mausoleum Mr. Malcome; Factor Mr. McCrosty; Kilfinnan Estate Plan. 097 A plain square stone building in the Grave Yard at Kilfinnan the burial place of the chiefs McDonells of Glengarry. The first Chief of Glengarry rests here along with three other Chiefs of the clan; the Coffins are of Stone, it is still the property of Colonel McDonell of Glengarry This Mausoleum the well of Tobar nan Crann and the ruin of Old Invergarry Castle are all that are left to give the title to the once nobel family of Glengarry.
OS1/17/39/128 [Page] 128 Kilmonavig Co. [County] Inverness [signed] James Archbold Sapper R. E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/129 [Page] 129 Kilmonavig Parish Inverness. Shire See p. 130 [This Entry has been crossed out}
OS1/17/39/130 BLAR LEINE [Site of CONFLICT between the Clans Macdonell and Fraser.] Blàr Lèine New statistical Account Archibald Kennedy, Balma Glaster Mr Robinson, North Laggan Mr. John McIntosh Invergarry 097 A battle fought between the Clans Fraser and MacDonells in the field of Dail Ruairidh. "The battle took place on a hot day in summer and the combatants on both sides striped to the shirts. and it was from this cirumstance the bastle got its name" The Frasers on that day were almost all destroyed
OS1/17/39/130 130 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [BLÀR LÉINE] Field of Shirts [Signed] James Archbold S.R.E. [Sapper, Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/130 Site of CONFLICT between the Clans Macdonell and Fraser [Blar Leine] I have deleted this row.
OS1/17/39/131 ALLT NA CRICHE Allt na Creach Mr MacIntyre; Farmer South Laggan Mr. MacDonell; Keeper Glen Buck Mr Robinson North Laggan 097 A small stream rising on Creagan na Gabhair, it is the boundary of two Sheep farms - hence the name
OS1/17/39/131 BEINN BHAN Beinn Bhàn Mr MacIntyre; Farmer South Laggan Mr. MacDonell; Keeper Glen Buck Mr Robinson North Laggan 097 A large hill rising between Allt an t Sìthian and Allt an Laggan. The property of E. Ellice Esqr & E. Baillie Esqr. of Kingussie, Bristol.
OS1/17/39/131 Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness-Shire -- 131 [ALLT NA CRÌCHE] Stream of the March or Boundary [BEINN BHÀN] Roman print [Signed] James Archbold Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
OS1/17/39/132 CREAGAN NA GOIBHRE Creagan na Goibhre Mr MacDonell; Keeper Glen Buck Mr MacIntyre; Laggan Mr Robinson North Laggan 097 A large hill rising above Loch Oich to the south of Leitir Feàrna; this name originally applied to a small rock near the head of Allt an Laggan, frequented by the wild goat; but it is now known better as applying to the whole hill. The property of E. Ellice Esqr.
OS1/17/39/132 132 -- Kilmonavig Parish -- Inverness Shire [CREAGAN NA GOIBHRE] The Goat's Hill or little rock.
OS1/17/39/133 Parishes of Kilmonivaig & Boleskine & Abertarff -- Co [County] Inverness -- 133
OS1/17/39/133 Entry scored through.
OS1/17/39/134 [Page] 134 NAME BOOK OF 6 INCH WORK Sheets 97,82 & 83 Parishes of Kilmonivaig, Boleskine, & Abertarff, & Urquart & Genmoriston CO [COUNTY] INVERNESS
OS1/17/39/135 [Page] 135 INDEX Names of Objects -- Pages Aberhalder -- 62 Aberhalder Lodge -- 76 Achadh-luachrach -- 19 Achadh-nan-darach -- 13 Achadh-nan Darach Beag -- 14 Allt a' Bhainne -- 25 Allt a' Bhodaich -- 91 Allt a' Bhrudhaiste -- 107 Allt Achadh nan Darach Beag -- 14 Allt Achaidh Luachraich -- 19 Allt a' Charnaich -- 72 Allt a' Chlachain -- 21 Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe -- 108 Allt a' Choire Ghlais -- 103 Allt a' Ghleannain -- 48 Allt Ailein -- 92 Allt a' Mhìn Choire -- 40 Allt Bac nan Laogh -- 113 Allt Beinne Bàinne -- 102 Allt Bolinn -- 90 Allt Ceum na Goibhre --69 Allt Coire a' Bhainne -- 27 Allt Coire an t-Seilich -- 84 Allt Coire Bo Chailein -- 89 Allt Coire na Gaoith an Ear -- 10 Allt Creagan na Cailliche -- 78 Allt Cruinneàchaidh -- 123 Allt an Dubhair -- 65 Allt an Fhuarain -- 121 Allt an Lagain -- 120 Allt an Oighre -- 122 Allt an Reidhean -- 74 Allt Dail a' Chuirn -- 13 Allt Daingam -- 3 Allt Doe -- 86 Allt Doire Thulaichean -- 79 Allt Glac na Connspeach -- 33 Allt Glaic Bàine -- 78 Allt Gleann nan Eun -- 39 Allt Innis Shìm -- 102 Allt Keelie Sike -- 72 Allt Lagan a' Bhainne -- 39 Allt Leitir nan Lùb --46 Allt Lochan a' Choire Uir -- 82 Allt Lundie -- 31 Allt na Cailliche -- 109 Allt na Cille -- 48 Allt na Crìche -- 21 Allt na Crìche -- 131 Allt na Feadaige -- 108 Allt na h-Atha -- 121 Allt na Herrie -- 120 Allt na Làrach -- 102 Allt na Leitire -- 75 Allt na Graidhe -- 8 Allt nan Seileach -- 107 Allt nan Sithean -- 118 Allt Ruadh -- 107 Allt Ruigh Bhlàir -- 88 Allt Sean-dail -- 78 Allt Sean-lice -- 80 Allt Teanga Mòire -- 40 Allt Teanga Bige -- 40 Ardochy Bridge -- 61 Ardochy House -- 61 Ardochy Wood -- 61 Ardrishaig -- 92 Auchteraw -- 52 Auchteraw Burn -- 39 Auchteraw Wood -- 39 Bac-nan Laogh -- 113 Balma Glaster -- 126 Balma Glaster Hill -- 124 Bealach na Sguabaich -- 110 Bealach Streap -- 115 Bienn Bhàn -- 131 Beinn Bhreac -- 110 Bienn Tee -- 105 Black burn -- 80 Blackburn -- 79 Blar an Righe -- 52 Blàr Léine -- 130
OS1/17/39/136 [Page] 136 INDEX Continued Names of Objects -- Pages Boleskine & Abertarff -- 1 Bolinn -- 90 Bolinn Hill -- 90 Bridge of Oich -- 38 Bruach Buidhe -- 115 Calder Burn -- 71 Caledonian Canal --95 Caochan a' Bhrudhaiste -- 101 Caochan na Coille Bige -- 71 Càrn a Chuilinn -- 85 Càrn Dearg -- 23 Càrn Doire Chaorach -- 86 Càrn Mhic Raonuill -- 7 Càrn na Làrach -- 40 Càrn na Saobhaidhe -- 73 Ceann Loch -- 40 Ceum na Goibhre -- 69 Cill Chuimin -- 68 Cill Dhonnain -- 22 Cnocan Biorach -- 16 Cnocan Osnadh -- 121 Coill Achaidh Luachraich -- 19 Coill a' Cholumain -- 75 Coill Allt na Cailliche -- 92 Coill Bheag -- 116 Coille Baile Uir -- 56 Coille Bolinn -- 88 Coille Cailliche -- 70 Coille Craige Dùibhe -- 49 Coille Craig Léithe -- 99 Coille Daingam -- 3 Coille Dhùbh -- 39 Coille Faileige -- 56 Coille na Salach -- 88 Coille Réidh nan Làir -- 16 Coille Sean-lice -- 77 Coille Shlugan -- 132 Coille Torr Dhùin -- 51 Coill Leitir Feàrn -- 99 Coire a' Bhainne --27 Coire a' Mhadaidh -- 7 Coire an t-Seilich -- 83 Coire Bo Chailein -- 89 Coire Buidhe -- 106 Coire Doe -- 86 Coire Glas -- 17 Coire Laith Beag -- 27 Coire Laith Meòr -- 9 Coire na Gaoith an Ear -- 10 Coire nan Gearran -- 6 Coire nan Sithean -- 118 Coiltry -- 47 Coiltry Lochs -- 51 Connachie Burn -- 49 Creag a' Bhainne -- 28 Creag a' Chlamhain -- 35 Creagan a' Chàise -- 75 Creagan a' Challtuinne -- 124 Creagan a' Chip --55 Creagan a' Chnoic --50 Creagan Doire Dhuinn -- 37 Creag an Fhìr eòin -- 39 Creag an Fhìr eòin -- 103 Creagan Lundie -- 29 Creagan na Cailliche -- 81 Creagan na Goibhre -- 132 Creagan Torr Dhùin -- 48 Creag Ardochy -- 74 Creag Chalma -- 37 Creag Coire Doe --85 Creag Dhùbh -- 20 Creag Dhùbh -- 64 Croit Riabhach -- 36 Cròm Dhoire -- 28 Cròm Linne -- 51 Cullachy -- 45 Cullachy Fall -- 64 Cullachy House -- 50 Cullochy -- 53 Cullochy Lochs 62
OS1/17/39/137 Index Continued -- 137 Names of Objects -- Page Dail-a-chuirn -- 13 Dail Lundie -- 38 Dearg Allt -- 83 Doire Cluig -- 70 Doire Adaraiche -- 33 Doire Mòr -- 34 Doire na h-Achlaise -- 109 Doire nan Clàr -- 26 Doire nan Duilleag -- 15 Doire Thulaichean -- 79 Druim a' Mhaim -- 10 Druim Buidhe -- 4 Druim Laragan -- 76 Druim na Garry -- 123 Dubh Shithean -- 118 Dubh Uisge -- 125 Names of Objects -- Page Eas a'Bhainne -- 25 Eas Dail a'Chuirn -- 6 Eilean Ardochy -- 63 Eilean Bàn -- 112 Eilean Cullochy -- 38 Eilean Floda -- 56 Eilean Mhic Raonuill -- 34 Eilean Mhulchain -- 112 Eilean na Faoileige -- 29 Eilean Riabhach -- 73 Fassie -- 37 Fèith Bhuidhe -- 123 Free Church -- 111 Fuaran Doire Cluig -- 70 Fuaran na Sguabaich -- 106 Garbh Choire -- 66 Garbh Eilean -- 112 General Wades Military Road -- 133 Glac Bhàn -- 82 Names of Objects -- Page Glac Dhubh -- 124 Glac na Connspeach -- 33 Gleann Curachain -- 65 Glen Albyn -- 96 Glen Buck -- 45 Glenbuck -- 100 Glen Garry -- 97 Glengarry Forrest -- 104 Glen Tarff -- 59 Grave Yard -- 67 Grave Yard -- 127 Inbhir Buidhe -- 18 Innis Iosal -- 64 Invervigar -- 15 Kilfinnan -- 117 Kilfinnan Burn -- 105 Kilfinnan Fall -- 103 Kilmonivaig -- 1 Names of Objects -- Page Laggan -- 113 Laggan Draw Bridge -- 120 Laggan Locks -- 126 Leacàn Dubha-- 21 Leacann Dubh -- 15 Leacann Uaine -- 115 Leac Laddie -- 87 Leek -- 36 Leitir Feàrn -- 101 Leitir Lappie -- 99 Leitir nan Lùb -- 46 Liath Dhoire -- 80 Loch a'Bhainne -- 25 Lochan a'Choire Uir -- 82 Lochan a'Chuir -- 35 Lochan a'Gheadais -- 47 Lochan a'Gheadais -- 122 Lochan a'Mhaim -- 39 Lochan Càrn a'Chuilinn -- 39 Lochan Dearg Uillt -- 85 Lochan Diota -- 106
OS1/17/39/138 138 -- Index Continued Names of Objects -- Page Lochan na Beinn Brice -- 87 Lochan na Còrra -- 108 Lochan nan Deala -- 47 Lochan nam Faoileag -- 83 Loch Lochy -- 40 Loch Lundie -- 30 Loch Oich -- 98 Loch Uanagan -- 55 Loch-uanagan Inn -- 55 Loch-uanagan Mill (corn) -- 49 Lòn Ath Ghobhlaich -- 116 Lòn Bhàn -- 91 Lòn Mòr -- 8 Lòn Mòr -- 36 Lundie -- 30 Màm a Chroisg -- 9 Market Stance -- 66 Mausoleum -- 128 Meall a' Cholumain -- 45 Meall a' Chròm Dhoire -- 24 Meall a' Chròm Dhoire -- 28 Meall Mòr -- 35 Names of Objects -- Page Meall na Graidhe -- 8 Meall nam Fairneag -- 23 Meall nan Calman -- 26 Meall nan Dearcag -- 40 Meall nan Gearran -- 26 Meall nan Reitheachan -- 91 Meall nan Ruadhag -- 24 Mìn Eilean -- 4 Monadh Achaidh Luachraich -- 20 Na Sitheàn -- 84 Newtown -- 76 North Laggan -- 119 Rathad Fhionn -- 116 Reidh Dhonuill Bhuidhe -- 29 Rèidh nan Làir -- 16 Rèidh Rainich -- 20 River Oich -- 54 River Tarff -- 53 Ruigh Bhlàir -- 89 Ruighe Bacaidh -- 24 Names of Objects -- Page Sean-dail -- 81 Sean-leac -- 77 Sithean Ceum na Goibhre -- 69 South Laggan -- 119 Spùtan Dubh -- 65 Teanga Bheag -- 40 Teanga Fhionn -- 101 Teanga Fraoich -- 18 Tobar nan Ceann -- 93 Toll na Meine -- 72 Tom a Mhòid -- 59 Tomamhoid -- 74 Toman na Croiche -- 114 Tomàn Oir -- 117 Tom Buidhe -- 77 Tom na Croiche -- 63 Tom Nighean Phàil -- 117 Torr a' Choiltry -- 46 Names of Objects -- Page Torran Daraich -- 50 Torran na Ceàrdaich -- 122 Torr Dhùin -- 57 Torr Sionnaich -- 52 Uamh Ailean Mhic Raonuill -- 11 Urquhart and Glenmoriston -- 1