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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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ALLT GRIANACH | Allt Grianach Sunny Stream |
Mr S. Cameron, Sròn Ba Mr J. Cameron, Glen Turret Mr Henderson, Auchinvira Glen Gloy |
112 | A small stream flowing down on the north side of the sunny nose, into the River Gloy |
COILL INNIS MHIC GILLE RUAIDH | Coille Innse Mhic Gille Ruadh i.e. The wood of the Red Servant's son's resting place |
Mr S. Cameron, Sròn Ba Mr J. Cameron, Glen Turret Mr Henderson, Auchivira Glen Gloy James McGilver Saw Mill Glengarry John McIntosh Saw Mill Glengarry |
112 | A birch wood extending for about two miles along the east side of Loch Lochy Mr Baillies Property |
ALIT NAN REITH | Allt nan Reith Rams Stream |
Mr S. Cameron, Sròn Ba Mr J. Cameron, Glen Turret Mr Henderson, Auchivira Glen Gloy James McGilver Saw Mill Glengarry John McIntosh Saw Mill Glengarry |
112 | A small stream rising in Beith Òg and flowing into the River Gloy near the shepherd's house of Alltraray. |
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Notes Coill Ruadh, Roman print and On 111 & 112 is written beside the entry for Coill Innis Mhic Gille Ruaidh.
better written Allt nan Ruthe to distinguish it from Ruth or Reidh a plain etc See Macleod & Dewar's Dictionary is written beneath the entry for Allt nan Reith.
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Eleanor Brown
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