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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site of BATTLE between Clans [Maol Ruadh] | 127 ; 141 | [continued from page 193] *mortification of being captured by his enemies and rescued by his refractory vassals. The disiinterested conduct of the Macphersons was highly honorable to their character; the Macdonells retained possession of their lands, and the MacKintosh remained a separate and an independent clan, although still recognising the bond of Clan Chattan." Speyside Guide | ||
| MAOL RUADH | Maol Ruadh Maol Ruadh Maol Ruadh Mulroy |
Mr Donald McDonall, Keppoch Mr Duncan Fisher, Bunroy Mr Donald Campbell, Auchluerach SpeySide Guide |
127 ; 141 | Appled to a hill feature of no great extent or elevation, Situated about 2 miles north of Roy Bridge History points out this hill as being the scene of a battle between the Macdonells, and the MacKintoshes; and on the top of the hill, green spots are still visible to marK the graves of those who fell on that occassion. Meaning in English The red head or Sloping hill. |
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[Page] 147Parish of Kilmonivaig -- Inverness shire
[Signed] John Duncan
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