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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DROCHAID A' CHRUBAIN MHOIR | Drochaid a' chrubain Mhoir Druchaid a' chrubain Mhoir Drochaid a' chrubain Mhoir |
Mr J. Grant Etteridge Mr. J. Macgregor Etteridge Mr. D. Macgregor Etteridge |
116 | Applies to a stone bridge of two arches which spans the River Truim situated about a mile south of Ettridge, the property of the Road Trustees. Meaning The Bridge of the Big Crunching rock etc. |
| ALLT NA CEARDAICH | Allt na Ceardaich Allt na Ceardaich Allt na Ceardaich |
Mr. J. Grant. Ettridge. Mr J. Macgregor. Ettridge. Mr D. Macgregor. Etteridge |
116 | Applies to a small mountain stream, rising in the west side of Druim na Lac and flowing westward for a short distance form the River Truim, near Crubainmore Meaning The Burn of the Smithy |
| TORR NA CUILE RIABHAICH | Torr na Cuil Riabhaich Torr na Cuil Riabhaich Torr na Cuil Riabhaich |
Mr. J. Grant. Ettridge Mr J. Macgregor. Ettridge. Mr D. Macgregor. Ettridge |
116 | Applies to a small hill feature situated about a quarter of a mile east of Crubainmore, the property of Colonel D. Breuster Macpherson, Belleville. Meaning The back brindled Knoll etc. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 99Inverness - shire -- Parish of Kingussie & Laggan
Notes Chrùbain Mhoir and separated after - a' is written below the entry for Drochaid a' Chrùbain Mhòir.
Roman Print is also written under this entry in the List of Names column.
Stump is written in the List of Names column under Allt na Ceardaich and Torr na Cùile Riabhaich.
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Eleanor Brown
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