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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOMAN A' CHAORUINN | Toman a Chaoruinn Toman a Chaoruinn Toman a Chaoruinn |
Mr. P. Cattanach. Gaick. Mr. A. Campbell. Gaick. Mr. J. Campbell. Gaick. |
132 | Applies to a small hill feature situated at the junction of the Allt Domhainn and the Amhainn Gharbhghaig. Meaning The Knoll of the Mountain Ash |
| STAC AN DUBH EASAIN | Stac an Dubh-easain. Stac an Dubh-easain. Stac an Dubh-easain. |
Mr. P. Cattanach. Gaick. Mr. A. Campbell. Gaick. Mr. J. Campbell. Gaick. |
132 | Applies to a ridge of rocks situated on the north side of the hill Leathad na Lic, the property of Sir G. Macpherson. Grant Bart [Baronet] of Ballandulloch. Meaning The precipice of the dark Water-Fall etc |
| ALLT AN DUBH-EASAIN | Allt an Dubh-easain. Allt an Dubh-easain. Allt an Dubh-easain. |
Mr. P. Cattanach. Gaick. Mr. A. Campbell. Gaick. Mr. J. Campbell. Gaick. |
132 | Applies to a small mountain stream rising on the westside of the hill Leathad na Lic and falls into Amhain Gharbhghaig a little above the Allt Domhainn. Meaning The Burn of the dark Water Fall |
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[Page] 217Inverness - shire -- Parish of Kingussie
Note Stump is written beneath all three entries in the List of Names column.
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Eleanor Brown
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