OS1/17/44/4

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
POITE COIRE ARD DHOIRE Puist Coire Ardair
Puist Coire Ardair
Mr Donald McLaran, Moy
Mr John Campbell, Auchluerach
Mr John McIntosh Luiblea
114 Applied to an elevated and extensive hill feature, situate about 4 miles north of Moy and about 5 miles north West of Aberarder. Meaning in English Pillars High Hollow.
COIRE COMHNARD Coire Comhnaird
Coire Comhnaird
Coire Comhnaird
Coire Comhnard
Mr Donald McLaran
Mr John Campbell, Auchluerach
Mr John McIntosh.
The above [Initial] JWD
129 Applied to a hollow of no great extent, situate about 4 miles north west of Aberardar and about 4 miles north east of Moy. Meaning in English The level Hollow.
ALLT A' CHOIRE CHOMHNAIRD Allt Choire na Comhnard
Allt Choire na Comhnard
Mr Donald McLaran
Mr John Campbell
Mr John McIntosh
129 Applied to a stream rising in Coire Comhnard and flowing for a few miles in an easterly direction and falls into Allt Aberarder. Meaning in English The burn of the level Hollow.

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Parish of Kilmonivaig Inverness shire

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Puist Coire Ardair

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Correct

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Coire Chomhnaird
Comhnard is a noun [...feint illegible pencil notes]
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so written that is Coire Comhnaird [letter "i' underlined]

It is also an adjective


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Allt a Choire Chomhnaird
described on Wall
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[Signed] John Duncan LceCorp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]

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