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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CHAPEL (site Of) [harlosh] | Chapel (Site of) | Mr Dunlop, School House, Balmore, Harlosh by Dunvegan Mr Malcolm McLeod, Crofter, Balmore, Harlosh. |
027 | This is said to have been a Norman Catholic place of worship, the foundations of which can be clearly traced, and it would seem that it has also been a burying place; there are still to be seen a number of small mounds around the foundation of the old building, and about 100 years ago Some of the then residents at Harlosh had the remains of their deceased relations conveyed from this place to the present Grave Yard at Kilmuir near Duinvegan. It is situated on a small eminence in the district of Balmore, Harlosh. |
| GRAVE YARD (Disused) [Harlosh] | Grave Yard (Disused) | Mr Dunlop, School House, Balmore, Harlosh by Dunvegan Mr Malcolm McLeod Crofter, Balmore, Harlosh. |
027 | This is said to have been a Norman Catholic place of worship, the foundations of which can be clearly traced, and it would seem that it has also been a burying place; there are still to be seen a number of small mounds around the foundation of the old building, and about 100 years ago Some of the then residents at Harlosh had the remains of their deceased relations conveyed from this place to the present Grave Yard at Kilmuir near Duinvegan. It is situated on a small eminence in the district of Balmore, Harlosh. |
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