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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPEY BRIDGE OF KINGUSSIE | Spey Bridge of Kingussie Spey Bridge of Kingussie |
Duncan Macpherson, Esq Kingussie Mr. A. Campbell, Kingussie Mr John Macpherson Killiehuntly |
102 | A substantial wooden bridge across the river Spey, situated about a quarter of a Mile south of Kingussie; property of the road trustees. |
| BRUACHAN REIDH | Bruchan Reidth Bruchan Reidth Bruchan Reidth |
Duncan Macpherson, Esq Mr A. Campbell Mr JohnMacpherson |
102 | Applies to a Steep brae Situated immediately south of the Spey Bridge. |
| MARKET STANCE | Market Stance Market Stance Market Stance |
Duncan Macpherson, Esq Mr A. Campbell Mr John Macpherson |
102 | Applies to a small enclosure at the Kingussie Railway Station whereon a market is held 4 times in the year for sheep and Cattle. -property of Lieut [Lieutenant] Colonel Macpherson, of Bellieville. |
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Bruachan Reidh
The dim. [diminutive] would be Bruachanag See Maclead also MacEachainn. Perhaps Bruachan it may be a provinicial mod [mode] of making the Diminutive
Sing. [Singular] Bruch - plur. [plural] Bruachan
Réidhe
The plural of adjectives of one syllable ends in e
The plur. [plural] when the preceding vowel is Small (there are some exceptions to this Rule)
liKe léidhe grey
or
Bruach an Réidhe The brow or brae of the plain or meadow
It appears by description
to be the Singular then Bruach an Réidhe would be Correct
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