OS1/17/45/72
List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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LETH CHEANN NA DUNAICH | Lethcheann na Dunaich Lethcheann na Dunaich |
Mr McMaster Strath Ossian Mr J Dempster Strath Ossian Mr A McCallum |
153 | Applied to the face of a hill a little south of Sron nan Nead the property of Major Walker M.P. [Member of Parliament] English Meaning The Cheek of Disaster. |
AN GOB | An Gob | Mr McMaster Mr J. Dempster Mr A. McCallum |
153 | A small loch situated nea[r] th opening of Loch Ghuilbinn and a little north of Luib an Eiach English meaning. The Beak |
FEITH BHAN | Feith Bhan | Mr McMaster Mr J Dempster Mr A McMaster |
153 | A marshy piece of ground a little more than a quarter of a mile north of Loch Ghuilbin[n] the property of Major Walker M.[P.] [Member of Parliament] English Meaning Fair Ditch |
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Notes for Lethchean na Dunaich - Leth-cheann the side of the head the temples
Leacann always applied to hillside (not Leth-cheann)
Leacann na no in Welch
tal is used often It means much the same as Leithcheann - eg Tallean [?]
Leacann the side or face of the hill or cheek etc
Leacann na Dunaich The brae of disaster cheek of Disaster See Leacann page 11 one spelling to be observed for hillside or hill face
The authorities do not object to this name J.M.D.
Transcriber's notes
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Eleanor Brown
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