Inverness-shire (Skye) volume 04

Page	List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks	Continued entries/extra info	Transcriber's notes
OS1/16/4/1	ARD BEAG	Àrd Beag	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Angus McLeod Road Inspector and Receiver of Wrecks Greep by Dunvegan	009	This name is applied to a small knoll situated on the sea coast about ½ mile to the north of Ardmore House. Signifies "Little Height". Property of Capt. [Captain] A. Macdonald
OS1/16/4/1	ARDMORE HOUSE	Ardmore House Ardmore	Capt. [Captain] A. Macdonald Proprietor Mr McInnes Mr Finley Maclean Black's map	009	This name is applied to a house two stories in height with offices detached all slated and in good repair, situated adjacent to the height known as Ardmore. Property of Capt. [Captain] MacDonald Fasach House
OS1/16/4/1	GREEP	Greep	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Angus McLeod Road Inspector and Receiver of Wrecks Greep by Dunvegan	009	This name is applied to a prominent height along the sea coast to the west of Trumpan. Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald. Meaning obscure
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OS1/16/4/1A	ARDMORE POINT	Ardmore Point	Capt. [Captain] A. Macdonald Fasach House. Estate plan of Vaternish by F. Chapman in possession of Capt. [Captain] Macdonald.	009	The south end of a hilly promontory called "Àrd Mòr" projecting into Loch Dunvegan.
OS1/16/4/1A						[Page] 1a County of Inverness -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirnish. -- Isle of Skye [Page Signed] Alten Beamish Capt. [Captain ] RE [Royal Engineers] 1 Octr. [October] 1880
OS1/16/4/2	BLAR MHILLEADH-GARAIDH	Blàr Mhilleadh-garaidh	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr. Donald Macdonald	009	This name is applied to a battle field situated on the sea coast between the Knolls known as Ardmore and Ard beag - signifies the battle of the destruction of the dike. Tradition speaks of it as a sanguinary battle between the Clans MacLeods and Macdonalds of Uist. The burial given by the Macleods to their enemies who fell on that occasion was different from that which the highlanders generally give to brave opponents. The bodies it is said were ranged in a line by the side of a stone wall which stood near the scene of conflict and the wall thrown down upon them. Vide Statistical Account.
OS1/16/4/2	CAVE [Ardbeg]	Cave	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr McInnes Mr Finley Maclean	009	This name is applied to a cave situated in the face of a cliff adjacent to Ardbeag
OS1/16/4/2	Site of CONFLICT between the Macleods and Macdonalds [Blar Mhilleadh-garaidh]	Blar Mhilleadh-garaidh	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name is applied to a battle field situated on the sea coast between the Knolls known as Ardmore and Ard beag - signifies the battle of the destruction of the dike. Tradition speaks of it as a sanguinary battle between the Clans MacLeods and Macdonalds of Uist. The burial given by the Macleods to their enemies who fell on that occasion was different from that which the highlanders generally give to brave opponents. The bodies it is said were ranged in a line by the side of a stone wall which stood near the scene of conflict and the wall thrown down upon them. Vide Statistical Account.
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OS1/16/4/3	CHURCH (In Ruins)(In ruins) [Trumpan]	Church (In ruins)	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach House Mr McInnes Postmaster Stein Mr Finley Maclean	009	This name is applied to an old church. Situated in the district of Trumpan. It is roofless but most of the walls is still standing. Grave Yard in connection with it is still used. The history of this church seems to be completely lost. Vide "Statistical Account" There is no doubt that this church was built before the Reformation, but we cannot ascertain if it was built previous to 1066. Consequently the character of writing adopted is German Text
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OS1/16/4/3							Church (In ruins) - German Text
OS1/16/4/4	RUDHA DUBH	Rudha Dubh	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name signifies "Black Point" and is applied to a prominent rock. Situated on the sea coast adjacent and to the north of Trumpan
OS1/16/4/4	SGOIR BEAG	Sgoir Beag	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name signifies "little rocks" and is applied to rocks situated near the sea coast in the district of Trumpan Proprietor Capt. [Captain] A. Macdonald.
OS1/16/4/4	TRUMPAN	Trumpan Trumpan Trumpan Troumpan	Captain A Macdonald Mr McInnes Postmaster Mr McLean Stein Blacks map	009	This name is applied to a district situated about ½ mile to the north east of Ardmore Bay. dwelling houses & offices all one storey high and thatched There is good arable and pasture land in this district Proprietor Captain A MacDonald Fasach House
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OS1/16/4/5	BEN HALISTRA	Ben Halistra	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name is applied to a small hill. Situated about ½ mile to the west of Cnocbreac. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald.
OS1/16/4/5	SCHOOL [Geary]	School School School	Captain A Macdonald Mr McInnes Mr Maclean	009	This name is applied to a school, situated in the district of Garrey. It is one storey high thatched and in ordinary repair. Education afforded the Gaelic language Average attendance about 12. Supported by the Gaelic School Society
OS1/16/4/5						[Page] 5 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Beinn a`Ghobha - Cancelled By order John T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] 15.12.77.
OS1/16/4/6	BEAD NA CLOICHE GLAISE	Bead na Cloiche Glaise	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	The name signifies "Cliff of the grey stone" and is applied to a cliff situated on the sea coast to the east of Garey. "Property of Captain A Macdonald"
OS1/16/4/6	BEN GEARY	Ben Geary Bein Garrey	Mr Finley Maclean Stein Mr Donald MacDonald Black's map	009	This name is applied to a hill situated about ¾ of a mile to the east of Garry "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald
OS1/16/4/6	GEARY	Geary	Captain A Macdonald Mr McInnes Postmaster Stein Mr Finley Maclean	009	This name is applied to a district situated about 3 miles to the north of Stein. The dwelling houses are all one storey high, slated and in poor repair. " Property of Captain A Macdonald"
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OS1/16/4/7	BAD NAN NATHRAICHEAN	Bad nan Nathraichean	Mr Finley Maclean	009	This name signifies "Serpents Cliff" and is applied to a Cliff situated on the sea coast to the east of Geary. 'Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald'.
OS1/16/4/7	CNOC-BREAC	Cnoc-breac	Mr Finley Maclean	009	This name signifies 'spotted knoll' and is applied to a small district situated adjacent and south of Geary. "property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald'
OS1/16/4/7	ABHUINN A' GHLINNE			009	For authorities and description See 6 in N.B. [Name Book] Block 2
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OS1/16/4/9	ARD MOR	Ard Mòr	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Malcolm McInnis	009	This name signifies "Big Height" and is applied to rising ground. Situated about one mile to the southwest of Trumpan. Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach House.
OS1/16/4/9	ROAG	Roag Roag Roag	Captain A Macdonald: Mr. McInnes Mr. Finley Maclean: Mr. A McLeod, Greep.	009	This name is applied to a narrow strip of Rock of considerable height. There is two natural arches passing threw it. Situated adjacent to Ardmore. Property of Capt. [Captain] A. Macdonald.
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OS1/16/4/10	CLETT	Cleat Cleat Cleat Clette	Captain A Macdonald Mr McInnes Mr Finley Maclean Black's map	009	This name is applied to a small Island. Situated a short distance to the north-east of Mingay Island. Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald. It is in the Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish.
OS1/16/4/10	MINGAY ISLAND	Mingay Island Mingay Island Mingay Island Mingay	Captain A Macdonald Fasach House Mr McInnes Postmaster Stein Mr Finley Maclean Stein Black's map	009; 015	This name is applied to an Island, situated about 2¼ miles to the west of Fasach House. Property of Capt [Captain] A Macdonald. It is in the Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/10						[Page] 10 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Clett - By order John T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] 15 Dec [December] 77
OS1/16/4/11	CNOC A' CHATHA	Cnoc a' Chatha	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr. Donald Macdonald Mr. Neil McInnis	009	This name signifies knoll of the battle and is applied to a knoll situated at the Southern extremity of the district known as Trumpan. This spot is supposed to be the scene of conflict between the clans Macleods & Macdonalds where the latter were seized with a sudden panic and were completely routed. Mentioned in "Statistical Account" as "Blar Bhatternish" the "battle of Vaternish". No reliable account to be obtained concerning this battle. As it is a mere supposition that a battle was fought here, it is not considered advisable to include this note under this name.
OS1/16/4/11	LOWER HALISTRA	Lower Halistra Lower Halistra Lower Halistra	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr. McInnes Mr. F. Maclean	009	This name is applied to a small district situated adjacent and to the north-west of the district of Hallin dwelling houses & offices all one storey high thatched and in ordinary repair. Property of Captain A Macdonald Fasach House
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OS1/16/4/11							Cnoc a' Chatha - Written beneath this entry - Supposed Site of Conflict between the Macleods & Macdonalds - crossed out on original page
OS1/16/4/12	ARDMORE BAY	Ardmore Bay Ardmore Bay Ardmore Bay	Captain A Macdonald Fasach House Mr McInnes Postmaster Stein Mr Finley Maclean Stein	009	This name is applied to a Bay. Situated adjacent to the height known as Ardmore about 4 miles to the north-west of Stein.
OS1/16/4/12	CARNACH MOR	Càrnach Mòr	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name signifies "Rocky Height" and is applied to prominent rocks situated adjacent to Ardmore Bay. Property of Capt [Captain] A Macdonald
OS1/16/4/12	LAG NAN TIGHEAN	Lag nan Tighean	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name signifies "hollow of the houses" and is applied to ruins, situated in a small hollow adjacent to Cnoc a' Chatha. Property of Capt [Captain] A Macdonald
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OS1/16/4/13	UPPER HALISTRA	Upper Halistra Upper Halistra Upper Halistra	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr. McInnes Mr. F Maclean	009	This name is applied to a small district. Situated adjacent to the Public Road and to the north of Hallin. Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald
OS1/16/4/13	HALLIN	Hallin Hallin Hallin Hallam	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr McInnes Mr Maclean Black's map	009	This name is applied to a district situated about 1½ miles to the north of Stein. dwelling houses and offices all one storey high thatched and in middeling repair. Property of Capt [Captain] A Macdonald
OS1/16/4/13	ALLT NA LINGE	Allt na Linge	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr. Donald Macdonald	009	This name signifies "The longue burn" and is applied to a small stream having the source about 1 mile to the north-east of Hallin. It flows in a westerly direction till it enters the burn known as "Allt na Claise Mòirs"
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OS1/16/4/14	AROS BAY	Aros Bay Aros Bay Aros Bay Aros Bay	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr McInnes Mr Finley Maclean Black's map	009	This name is applied to a small Bay. Situated to the east of the district of Vaternish and adjacent to Gillen
OS1/16/4/14	AROS BURN	Aros Burn Aros Burn Aros Burn	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr McInnes Mr Finley Maclean	009	This name is applied to a stream having its source about 1 mile to the east of the district of Hallin it flows in a northerly direction till it enters Aros Bay
OS1/16/4/14	GILLEN	Gillen Gillen Gillen Gillan	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach Hs [House] Mr Mcinnes postmaster Stein Mr Finley Maclean Stein Black's map	009	This name is applied to a small district. Situated adjacent to Aros Bay. The divers houses and offices are all one storey high thatched and in poor repair. Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald
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OS1/16/4/14							Aros Bay - Stump
OS1/16/4/15	BEINN NA MOINTEICH	Beinn na Mòinteich	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr. Neil McInnes Loch Bay	009	This name is applied to a hill situated a short distance to the south-east of Dun Halllin. Signifies Hill of the Moss Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Proprietor
OS1/16/4/15	DUN HALLIN	Dun Hallin	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Neil McInnes Loch Bay	009	This name signifies "Hallin Fort" and is applied to a circular enclosure built of large stones thickness of wall about 10 feet height of wall about 12 feet Situated about ¼ mile to the east of Hallin.
OS1/16/4/15	PORT CAIGIN	Port Caigin Port na Caig	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr. Neil McInnes Loch Bay Black's map	009	This name is applied to a small creek. Situated adjacent to the district of Lower Halistra. Signification obscure.
OS1/16/4/15						[Page] 15 Parish of Duirinish - Isle of Skye Dun Hallin - Fort (Remains of) has been crossed out - Cancelled to agree with Col. [Colonel] Bayley's memo dated 9 Sep [September] 1873. By order John T Hoban C.a. [Civilian Assistant] 23.1.77
OS1/16/4/15							Dun Hallin - Old English
OS1/16/4/16	VATERNISH	Vaternish Vaternish Vaternish Vatternish Vaternish	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr. McInnes Mr. Finley Maclean Black's map Johnston's map	005; 009; 010; 015; 016	This name is applied to a large district. Situated in the Parish of Duirinish but forming a separate parish Quoad Sacra being one of the recent Parliament erections. It is bounded on the west by Loch Bay and The Minch and on east by Loch Snizort. Property of Captain A. Macdonald Fasach House
OS1/16/4/16	ALLT NA CLAISE MOIRE	Allt na Claise Moire	Mr Finley Maclean Mr Donald Macdonald	009	This name signifies "Big Gully" Burn and is applied to a stream having its source about ½ mile to the South west of the hill known as "Beinn Fhuar" It flows in a southerly direction till it enters the sea dividing the districts of Hallin and Upper & Lower Hallistra in its course.
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OS1/16/4/17	GLEBE [Vaternish]	Glebe Glebe Glebe	Revd [Reverend] D Johnson Captn. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr Fraser	009	This name applies to a small inclosure of arrable land attached to the parish church in the district of Vaternish
OS1/16/4/17	ALLT A' MHÈIRLICH			009	For Authorities & description See Six Inch Name Book - Block No. [Number] 2
OS1/16/4/17	ÀRD DUBH			009	For Authorities & description See Six Inch Name Book - Block No. [Number] 2
OS1/16/4/17						[Page] 17 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye ABHUINN A' GHLINNE has been crossed out on original page
OS1/16/4/18	CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [Vaternish]	Church (Quoad Sacra)	Captn. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr Fraser	009	This name applies to a small edifice erected in the year 1829. Contains 450 sittings
OS1/16/4/18	MANSE [Vaternish]	Manse	Captn. [Captain] A Macdonald Mr Fraser	009	This name applies to a neat building situated 2½ miles north of Stein built of stone slated two storey high and in good repair with Glebe land attached and all the necessary offices.
OS1/16/4/18	SCHOOL [Vaternish]	School (boys & girls)	Revd [Reverend] D Johnson Vaternish Mr Fraser School Master Vaternish Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach House	009	This name applies to a neat stone building two story high slated and in good repair a portion occupied by the School Master, this school is under the National Education Board common branches of education taught. Average attendance of boys and girls 60.
OS1/16/4/18						[Page] 18 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness School (boys & girls) - "This school has been written on Plan in Sloped Roman - it not being the ph. school proper. The Ph. [Parish] School has been written in Roman Print" J.T.H
OS1/16/4/18							School (boys & girls) - Sloped Roman Print Church (Quoad Sacra) - Sloped R.P. [Roman Print] Manse - "Sloped R.P." [Roman Print]
OS1/16/4/19	ALLT FASACH	Allt Fasach	Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach House Mr McInnes Postmaster Stein Mr Finley Maclean Stein	009; 015	This name is applied to a stream having its source about ¾ of a mile to the North East of Fasach House. It flows into the sea, passing Fasach House on the north side, and adjacent to it. Proprietor Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach House
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OS1/16/4/20	ALLT NA HARTAIG			014	For authorities and description see 6 in [inch] N.B. [Name Book] Block 2
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OS1/16/4/21	ALLT NA LUACHRACH	Allt na Luachrach	Mr. P. McKinnon postmaster Mr. Magnus Maclean, teacher	014	This name signifies "The burn of the rushes" it rises about ½ mile north of Galtrigill and flows in an easterly direction and falls into Dunvegan Loch
OS1/16/4/21						[Page] 21 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Allt Borrcraig - on original page but has been crossed out
OS1/16/4/22	ALLT A' GHILLE	Allt a Ghille	Mr. P. McKinnon postmaster Mr Magnus Maclean teacher	014	This name signifies "The Lad's Burn" it rises about 1 mile to the southwest of Galtrigill and flows in a south easterly direction until it joins Allt Galtrigill
OS1/16/4/22	SHEADER BURN	Sheader Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon postmaster Mr Magnus Maclean teacher	014	This name has its source a little to the south-west of Sheader through which it flows in a northeasterly direction and falls into Dunvegan Loch
OS1/16/4/22	THE MANNERS STONE	The Manners Stone	Mr. P. McKinnon postmaster Mr Magnus Maclean teacher	014	A stone situated at Galtrigill - there is a tradition in the place that any one that commited a breach of etiquette had to sit on this stone which is said to possess the power to make them polite
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OS1/16/4/23	GALTRIGILL	Galtrigill Galtrigill Galtrigil Galtrigil	Mr. P. Mackinnon Postmaster Glendale Mr. Magnus Maclean FC [Free Church] Schoolmaster Glendale Black's map Johnston's map	014	This name is applied to a number of small crofters houses, they are in each case one story in height thatched and in indifferent repair Property of Dr. Martin Husabost by Dunvegan
OS1/16/4/23	SHEADER	Sheader	Mr P Mackinnon Postmaster Glendale Mr Magnus Maclean FC [Free Church] Glendale Black's map Johnston's map	014	Applies to three crofters dwellings adjoining Galtrigill they are one story in height thatched & in ordinary repair. Property of Dr Martin
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OS1/16/4/25	ALLT NA CAMALAIG	Allt na Camalaig	Mr. P. McKinnon postmaster Mr. M. Maclean, teacher	014	This name signifies "The Curling Burn" it rises in a piece of boggy ground about 1 mile north-west of Galtrigill and flows in an east and southerly direction until it joins " Allt Galtrigill"
OS1/16/4/25	GALTRIGILL BURN	Galtrigill Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon postmaster Mr. M. Maclean, teacher	014	This name has its source on the north side of Ben Skriach it flows in a northeasterly direction and is joined by a number of small streams and falls into Loch Dunvegan
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OS1/16/4/26	ALLT AN FHAMHAIR	Allt an Fhamhair	Mr. P McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies the "Giant's Burn" it rises in a piece of boggy land about ¾ of a mile north of Galtnigill, and flows in a north-easterly direction and falls into Loch Dunvegan.
OS1/16/4/26	ALLT AN TOTA MHOIR	Allt an Tota Mhòir	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies the "Burn of the Big Ruins", it rises near the same place as Allt an Fhaimar" and flows in a south easterly direction and falls into Loch Dunvegan.
OS1/16/4/26	AM FAMHAIR	Am Famhair	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "The Giant" and is applied a perpendicular rock situated between High and Low W. [Water] Marks. There is a hole in it through which a small boat can pass.
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OS1/16/4/28	BORERAIG	Boreraig Boreraig Boreraig Borrowrig Borreraig	Mr. J Campbell, Schoolmaster, Barruraig by Dunvegan J. McAskill, Shepherd. Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale Black's map Johnston's map	014	Applies to a small district. Comprising a number of small Crofter's houses, they are in each case one storey in height, thatched and in ordinary repair. Property of Dr. Martin Casels by Dunvegan.
OS1/16/4/28	SCHOOL [Boreraigj	School School	Mr. J. Campbell, Schoolmaster, Barruraig by Dunvegan J. McAskill, Shepherd.	014	This is a thatched building and in ordinary repair. The average attendance is about 60, ordinary branch of English taught. The School-board grants five pounds a year towards its support.
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OS1/16/4/29	CNOC FUAR	Cnoc Fuar	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. M. MacLean, Teacher	014	This name signifies "The Cold Knoll" it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] and situated near the coast about ½ mile south of Borreraig.
OS1/16/4/29						[Page] 29 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Beinn Ettow has been crossed out on original page Allt Loraig has been crossed out on original page
OS1/16/4/30	ALLT CNOC A' CHARNAICH	Allt Cnoc a'Charnaich	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "The Burn the Cairn Knoll", it rises about ½ mile to the west of Borreraig and flows in an easterly direction and is joined in its course by several small streams and falls into Dunvegan Loch.
OS1/16/4/30	BORERAIG HOE	Boreraig Hoe	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "Hoe Bhoraraig" and is applied to a point of land situated at Borreraig, the greater part of it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property of William Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye.
OS1/16/4/30	DUN BORERAIG	Dùn Boreraig	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "Borreraig Fort", it is stiuated near the coast ½ mile south of Borreraig, it is in ruins.
OS1/16/4/30						[Page] 30 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish DUN BORERAIG - Fort Remains of has been crossed out - Changed to agree with Col. [Colonel] Bayly's Memo Sep [September] 1873. By order John T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] 24.1.77
OS1/16/4/30							Dùn Boreraig - Old English
OS1/16/4/31	BORERAIG BURN	Boreraig Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "Borreraig Burn", it rises about 1 mile to the west of Borreraig and flows in an easterly direction and fall into Dunvegan Loch.
OS1/16/4/31	GOB NA HOE	Gob na Hoe	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, Glendale, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "Point of the Hoe" and is applied to a point of rocks situated on the coast near Borreraig.
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OS1/16/4/33	ALLT TORAIG	Allt Toraig	Mr. P McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus Maclean, teacher, Glendale, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "the wishing burn", it flows in a north-easterly direction until it joins another small stream where it changes its name to Uig River.
OS1/16/4/33	BEN ETTOW	Ben Ettow	Mr. P McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus Maclean, teacher, Glendale, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Isle of Skye	014	This is a large hill situated about 1½ miles north of Glendale, it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq, Husabost.
OS1/16/4/33						[Page] 33 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish BEINN ETTOW Cancelled, By order John. T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] BEN ETTOW adopted By order John. T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] 15 Dec [Devember] 1877
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OS1/16/4/35						[Page] 35 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye CNOC KEIL has been crossed out CNOC BUIDH has been crossed out
OS1/16/4/36	ALLT A' CHRO	Allt a' Chro	Mr. P McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014	This name signifies "Burn of the Sheepfolds" It rises in a piece of mossy ground and flows in a north and easterly direction until it joins Amhainn Uig.
OS1/16/4/36	SCOVAL	Scoval	Mr. P McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye M. McAskill Gamekeeper	014	This name is situated about ½ mile north of Glendale, it is covered with H. P. [Highland Pine] The properties of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. and Sir J. MacPherson MacLeod. Meaning obscure.
OS1/16/4/36	UIG RIVER	Uig River	Mr. P McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	014; 015	This signifies "Uig River" it is called All Toraig until it joins another small stream, and flows in a south-easterly direction and falls into Dunvegan Loch.
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OS1/16/4/37	UIG	Uig	Mr. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. John McCaskill, Glendale, Isle of Skye.	014; 015	This name is applied to a few crofters houses situated on the west side of Loch Dunvegan, they are all one storey in height, thatched, and in fair repair. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq., M.D. [Doctor of Medicine] Husabost, Isle of Skye.
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OS1/16/4/38						[Page] 38 County of Inverness -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Loch Bay - For Authorities and description see Six Inch Name Book Block No. [Number] 2. Sgòrr a' Bhàgh has been crossed out and marked Cancelled By order John T. Hoban Ca. [Civilian Assistant]
OS1/16/4/39	FASACH HOUSE	Fasach House	Captain A. MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr. F MacLean	015	This name is applied to the residence of Captain A. MacDonald Proprietor of Vaternish. It is 3 stories high. Slated and in excellent repair. Situated about ½ mile to the north of Stein. Property of Capt. [Captain] A MacDonald.
OS1/16/4/39	LOCHBAY HOUSE	Lochbay House Bay House	Captain A MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr. F MacLean Black's map	015	This name is applied to a house two stories high, slated and in excellent repair. Situated about ¼ mile to the north-east of Stein "property of Capt. [Captain] A MacDonald.
OS1/16/4/39	OANS	Oans Oans	Captain A MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr. F. MacLean Black's Map	015	This name is applied to a small knoll adjacent to Loch Bay about ¼ mile to the west of Lochbay House. Property of Capt. [Captain] A, MacDonald.
OS1/16/4/39						[Page] 39 Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/40	POST OFFICE [Stein]	Post Office Post Office Post Office	Captain A MacDonald Mr. McInnes, Postmaster Mr. MacLean	015	This name is applied to a Sub P.O. [Post Office] Situated in Stein, Portree being the Post Office Town. There is an arrival and despatch daily, the former at 11.30 A.M. and the latter at 8 O.Clock A.M. The Post Runner meets the mail Jig at Fairy Bridge there receiving and delivering letters.
OS1/16/4/40	RUDHA MAOL	Rudha Maol	Mr. MacLean	015	This name signifies Bare Rock and is applied to a rocky point. Situated on the west side of Loch Bay at its northern extremity. Property MacLeod of MacLeod Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/40						[Page] 40 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Lodge has been crossed out - Not reqd [required] in Name Sheet
OS1/16/4/41	BRAE STEIN	Brae Stein Brae Stein Brae Stein	Captain MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr Finley MacLean	015	This name is applied to a small district, situated about ¼ mile to the east of Stein. The dwelling houses are one storey high thatched and in ordinary repair. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A. MacDonald".
OS1/16/4/41	CAMASLUSTA	Camalusta Camalusta Camalusta	Captain MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr. McLean	015	This name is applied to a small district, situated adjacent to Loch Bay, and about ½ mile to the south-east of Stein. The dwelling houses are one storey high, thatched and in poor repair. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A MacDonald, Fasach House.
OS1/16/4/41	STEIN	Stein Stein Stein Stein	Capt. [Captain] MacDonald, Fasach House Mr McInnes, Postmaster Stein. Mr. Finley MacLean, Stein Black's map	015	This name is applied to a small village. Situated adjacent to Loch Bay, and about 8 miles to the north of Dunvegan, the dwelling houses are one and two stories high, slated and in ordinary repair. Property of various persons.
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OS1/16/4/42	LUSTA	Lusta Lusta Lusta	Captain A. MacDonald. Mr. McInnes Mr. Finley MacLean	015	This name is applied to a small district, situated about ½ mile to the south-east of Stein. The dwelling houses are one storey high, thatched, and in poor repair. "Property of Captain A. MacDonald".
OS1/16/4/42	SCHOOL [Stein]	School School School	Captain A. MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr. MacLean	015	This name is applied to a school, one storey high, slated and in ordinary repair situated adjacent to Stein Burn. Education afforded the ordinary branches. Supported by the Assembly Education Committee and School fees. Average attendance about 45.
OS1/16/4/42	STEIN BURN	Stein Burn Stein Burn Stein Burn	Captain A MacDonald Mr. McInnes Mr. MacLean	015	This name is applied to a stream having its source at the knoll known as Cnoc an Tobar. It flows in a westerly direction till it enters Loch Bay adjacent to Stein.
OS1/16/4/42						[Page] 42 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/43						[Page] 43 County of Inverness -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Beinn Carnack Bheag - Cancelled JTH Airidh Nighean a' Pherson - Cancelled JTH Cnoc a' Chrochaire - For Authorities and description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. [Number] 2. Sheet 15/4 & Sheet 15 Aros Burn - Cancelled see p Allt Cnoc nan Uan - For Authorities and description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. [Number] 1 Sheet 15/4 & 16 Allt nan Suidheag - For Authorities and description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. [Number] 1 Sheet 15/4 Sheet 16
OS1/16/4/44	BEINN CHARNACH MHOR	Beinn Charnach Mhor	Mr. Finley MacLean Stein	015	This name signifies "Large Hill" and is applied to a hill situated about one mile to the east of Stein. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A. MacDonald, Fasach House"
OS1/16/4/44	LUSTA BURN	Lusta Burn Lusta Burn Lusta Burn	Captain A. MacDonald Mr. McInnes Postmaster Stein. Mr. Finley MacLean Stein	015	This name is applied to a stream, having its source a little to the north east of the hill known as "Beinn Falaisg". It flows in a westerly direction till it enters Loch Bay.
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OS1/16/4/45	BEINN BHEAG GHEAL	Beinn Bheag Gheal	Mr. Finley MacLean Mr. Neil McInnes Loch Bay.	015	This name signifies "The Little Fair Rock" and is applied to a small rocky knoll. Situated on the hill side known as "Beinn Charnaich Mhòir". "Property of Capt. [Captain] A. MacDonald".
OS1/16/4/45	CRUN A' BHRAGHAD	Crùn a' Bhràghad	Mr. Finley MacLean Mr. Neil McInnes Loch Bay	015	This name signifies "Crown of the Incline" and is applied to a round knoll situated about ¼ mile to the south of Creagan Ban. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A MacDonald".
OS1/16/4/45	CACHLAIDH A' CHIBIR	Cachlaidh a' Chìbir	Mr. Finley Maclean Mr Neil McInnes Loch Bay	015	This name signifies "The Shepherds Gate", and is applied to a small pass situated about ¼ mile to the south-east of Creagan Ban. Property of Capt. [Captain] A MacDonald.
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OS1/16/4/46	BEINN A' SGUMAIN	Beinn a' Sgumain	Mr. Finley MacLean	015	This name signifies "Hill of the Stalk" and is applied to a hill situated about 1½ miles to the South-east of Stein. Property of Capt. [Captain] A MacDonald.
OS1/16/4/46	BEINN FALAISGE	Beinn Falaisge	Mr.Finley MacLean Stein	015	This name signifies "hill of the burnt heather" and is applied to a hill situated about one mile to the south-east of Stein. Property of Captain A MacDonald Fasach House
OS1/16/4/46	LAG NAN CNAMH	Lag nan Cnamh	Mr. Finley MacLean	015	This name signifies Hollow of the bones and is applied to a hollow situated between the hills known as Beinn Sgumain and Beinn Falaisge Property of Capt. [Captain] A. MacDonald.
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OS1/16/4/47	BEINN BHUIDHE	Beinn Bhuide	Mr .Finley Maclean M McInnis	015	This name signifies "yellow hill" and is applied to a small hill situated about 2 miles to the east of Stein, adjacent to the ruins known as "Totahor". "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald Fasach House".
OS1/16/4/47	CREAG GHLAS	Creag Ghlas	Mr Finley Maclean Mr McInnis	015	This name signifies "Grey Rock" and and is applied to a rock situated about 2 miles to the east of Stein, adjacent to the ruins known as "Totahor". "Property of Captain A Macdonald".
OS1/16/4/47	TOTAHOR	Totahor	Finley Maclean Stein M McInnes	015	This name signifies "Hor's roofless hut", and is applied to ruins situated about two miles to the east of Stein. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald"
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OS1/16/4/48	BEALACH BUIDHE	Bealach Buidhe	Mr Finley Maclean Stein M McInnis	015	This name signifies "Yellow Pass" and is applied to a small knoll situated to the west end of the hill known as "Beinn Falaisge". "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald"
OS1/16/4/48	CARN CHALUIM	Càrn Chaluim	Mr. Finley Maclean M McInnis	015	This name signifies "Malcolm's Cairn" and is applied to a knoll situated a little to the North of the hill known as "Beinn Sgumain". "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald"
OS1/16/4/48	CNOC AN TOBAIR	Cnoc an Tobair	Mr Finley Maclean M McInnis	015	This name signifies "Knoll of Well" and is applied to a small hill situated about one mile to the east of Stein. "Property of Capt. [Captain] A Macdonald"
OS1/16/4/48						[Page] 49 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/49						[Page] 49 Duirinish Ph. [Parish] Allt Slugain Dheas - For authorities and description see 6in NB [Name Book] Block 2 Allt Slugain Meadhoin - For authorities and description see 6in NB [Name Book] Block 2
OS1/16/4/50	CNOC BUIDHE	Cnoc Buidhe	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster Mr. Magnus Maclean teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	015	This name signifies "Yellow Knoll" it is situated a little to the south of Husabost it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property of Dr [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost
OS1/16/4/50	CNOC NA CILLE	Cnoc na Cille	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster Mr. Magnus Maclean teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	015	This name signifies "Churchyard Knoll" it is a small eminence situated near Husabost it is covered with fir and H.P. [Highland Pine] the property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye
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OS1/16/4/51	HUSABOST	Husabost Husabost	Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. proprietor and occupier Mr P. McKinnon Postmaster Glendale Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus Maclean teacher Glendale, Isle of Skye Black's map	015	This is an excellent farmhouse with offices detached it 2 storey high, slated and in first class order
OS1/16/4/51	Site of BURIAL GROUND [Husabost]	Site of Burial ground	Foreman at Husabost M Mcaskill, Gamekeeper Scornandaoine	015	The site of an ancient burial ground, long since disused. No information could be gleaned if there had ever been a Chapel or Church in the vicinity
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OS1/16/4/53	LOWER MILOVAIG	Lower Milovaig	Mr. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. John McCaskill, Crofter, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name applies to a few crofters houses situated on the west side of Loch Pooltiel. They are all one storey in height, thatched, (except one which is used as a storehouse) and in fair repair. The property of Sir John M. MacLeod London.
OS1/16/4/53	RISADAL	Risidal	Mr. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. John McCaskill, Crofter, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name is applied to a crofter's house situated on the east side of Loch Pooltiel about 1 mile from Glendale P.O. [Post Office] it is one storey in height, thatched and in fair repair. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye.
OS1/16/4/53	SCHOOL [Upper Milovaig]	School (For boys, girls)	Mr. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. John McCaskill, Crofter, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This school is situated in Upper Milovaig. It is supported by the Gaelic Association, the branches taught are reading, writing, and arithmetic, the average attendance is 45 scholars.
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OS1/16/4/54	LOCH POOLTIEL	Loch Pooltiel Loch Pooltiel	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. J. McCaskill Black's map	014; 020	This loch is an arm of the sea, situated between Dunvegan and Milovaig Heads. There is a tradition in the place that a son of the King of Denmark was wrecked and drowned in the loch in a storm and that it is named after him.
OS1/16/4/54	POLLOSGAN	Pollosgan	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. J. McCaskill	020	This name is applied to a few crofters houses, situated at the west side of Loch Pooltiel. The houses are all one storey in height, thatched (except one which is used as a corn mill) and in fair repair. The property of Sir John M MacLeod, London.
OS1/16/4/54	SCORNANDAOINE	Scornandaoine	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. J. McCaskill	020	This name is applied to a house situated on the east side of Loch Pooliel, it is one storey in height, thatched and in fair repair. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye
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OS1/16/4/54							Loch Pooltiel - Roman Capitals
OS1/16/4/55	ALLT NA CRICHE	Allt na Criche	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. Maclean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "The March Burn". It forms part of the boundary between Upper and Lower Milovaig, it flows in an easterly direction until it joins "Allt Mhor"
OS1/16/4/55	RISADAL BURN	Risadal Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. Maclean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale Isle of Skye	014; 020	This rises between "Ettow" and "Scow Mheal" and flows in a south westerly direction and falls into Loch Pooltiel.
OS1/16/4/55	SGEIR BHEAG	Sgeir Bheag	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. Maclean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Little Rock". It applies to a L.W.R. [Low Water Rock] situated near "Sgeir Mhor".
OS1/16/4/55	SGEIR MHOR	Sgeir Mhor	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. Maclean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Big Rock". It is situated near the coast and in Loch Pooltiel. It is a H.W.R. High Water Rock]
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OS1/16/4/56	ALLT MOR	Allt Mòr	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. M. MacLean, teacher	020	This name signifies "Big Burn". It rises east from "Beinn Bhuidhe" and it flows in a northerly direction and falls into Loch Pooltiel.
OS1/16/4/56	BEINN BHUIDHE	Beinn Bhuidhe	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. M. MacLean, teacher	020	This name signifies "Yellow Hill". It is situated a little to the east of Upper Milovaig. It is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property of Sir J MacPherson MacLeod London
OS1/16/4/56	TRAIGH BHAN	Tràigh Bhàn	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. M. MacLean, teacher	020	This name signifies "White Strand" and applies to a small bay situated near Upper Milovaig at the junction of Allt Mhor with Loch Pooltiel.
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OS1/16/4/57	HAMARAMORE	Hamaramore Hamarra	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye John McCaskill, crofter Glendale, Isle of Skye Black's map	020	This applies to an excellent farm-house with offices attached, it is two storeys in height, slated and in good repair. The property of Sir J. M. MacLeod, London.
OS1/16/4/57	MEANISH	Meanish	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye John McCaskill, crofter Glendale, Isle of Skye Black's map	020	This name is applied to a house and point of land situated at Lower Milovaig: the house is 2 stories high, slated and in good repair, it is used as a store house. The property of Sir J. MacPherson MacLeod London.
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OS1/16/4/58	THE LITTLE MINCH	The Little Minch	Admiralty Chart. Black's map of Scotland Johnston's map of Scotland	009	The Channel between the Island of Skye, and the Mainland of the Island of Lewis, extending from Rudha Hunish, to its junction with the Atlantic Ocean.
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OS1/16/4/58							The Little Minch - Roman Capitals
OS1/16/4/59	GLASPHEINN	Glaspheinn Glaspheinn	Peter McKinnon, Postmaster Glendale, Isle of Skye Angus McNeill Skinidin, Dunvegan by Portree	020	This name is applied to a district of small crofts and crofters houses, situate on the north side of Glen Dale. The dwellings are all one storey, thatched and in fair repair. Doctor Martin, Proprietor
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OS1/16/4/61	FERINIQUARRIE	Feriniquarrie	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. J. McCaskill, crofter, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name is applied to a few crofts, situated in Glendale, the houses are all one storey high, thatched and in fair repair. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye.
OS1/16/4/61	SCHOOL [Feriniquarrie]	F.C. [Free Church] School For boys, girls.	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. J. McCaskill, crofter, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher	020	This school is situated in Glendale, it is two storeys in height, slated and in fair repair, it is the property of the Free Church of Scotland and is supported by that body and a grant of £5. from the school board of the parish, there is an average attendance of 45 scholars, the usual elementary branches of education are taught.
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OS1/16/4/62	GLEN DALE	Glen Dale Glendale	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher Mr. John McCaskill, crofter Black's map.	020; 021	This glen extends in an easterly direction from the end of Loch Pooltiel for about 3 miles and is about ½ mile in breadth, it comprises the smaller districts of Ferrinique, Glasphein, Fasach, Holmisdale and Lephin, the principal buildings are the farm-house Hamaramore, the F. C. [Free Church] School, and a mill for grinding corn, there is a graveyard, and the site of an old Chapel, but there is no record of the time it was built.
OS1/16/4/62	GRAVE YARD [St Congan i s Chapel; Glen Dale]		Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher Mr. John McCaskill, crofter Black's map.	020	This information can be gleaned as to when this Chapel was built, the matter being doubtful. The name has been written on plan in G. Text. [German Text] dedication to S: Congan. [St. Congan] No remains of it can be traced on the ground.
OS1/16/4/62	POST OFFICE [Glen Dale]	Post Office	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher Mr. John McCaskill, crofter	020; 021	This is a sub office, it is situated in Glendale, it is not a separate building but forms part of the merchant's shop and is kept by him. There is three arrivals and despatches a week viz- Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays, the arrival is at 1.50 P.M. and despatched at 2.15 P.M. (It is connected with the Dunvegan Post Office).
OS1/16/4/62	Site of ST CONGAN'S CHAPEL		Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher Mr. John McCaskill, crofter Black's map.	020	This information can be gleaned as to when this Chapel was built, the matter being doubtful. The name has been written on plan in G. Text. [German Text]
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OS1/16/4/62							Glen Dale - Stump Site of ST CONGAN'S CHAPEL - German Text
OS1/16/4/63	ALLT MOR	Allt Mòr	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Big Burn" it rises in a piece of mossy ground on the north side of Glendale and flows in a southerly direction until it joins Amhainn Mhor.
OS1/16/4/63	BESSA BURN	Bessa Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name applies to a stream which rises on the north side of Glendale and flows in a south westerly direction until it joins "Allt Mòr".
OS1/16/4/63	FASACH BURN	Fasach Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Sword Burn" it rises about ½ mile to the east of Fasach and flows in a south westerly direction until it joins "Allt Mhor".
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OS1/16/4/64	BEINN BHEAG	Beinn Bheag	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Little Hill" it is situated on the north side of Glendale it is covered with H. P. [Highland Pine] The properties of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq, Husabost, and Sir J. MacPherson MacLeod. London
OS1/16/4/64	BEN TOTAIG	Ben Totaig	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name is situated on the side of Totaig it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The properties of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq, and Sir John M. MacLeod, London
OS1/16/4/64	BOINEID AN FHEIDH	Boineid an Fheidh	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "The Dear's Bonnet", it is situated about ¼ mile to the south of "Beinn Bheag" it is covered with H. P. [Highland Pine] The properties of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, and Sir John M. MacLeod. London
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OS1/16/4/65	ALLT DUBH	Allt Dubh	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Black Burn" flows in a north-westerly direction until it joins ["Alt an Loimad Dorig"]
OS1/16/4/65	FORSAN BURN	Allt Farsuinn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "Wide Burn" flows in a northeasterly direction and joins Amhuinn Pollosgan.
OS1/16/4/65	ABHUINN POLL-LOSGAINN	Abhuinn Pol-losgainn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name meaning obscure flows in a north easterly direction and is joined in its course by a number of other small streams and empties into waters into Loch Pooltiel
OS1/16/4/65						[Page] 65 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Forsan Burn - see Ben Forsan p. [page] 67 and list of alterations
OS1/16/4/66	UPPER MILOVAIG	Upper Milovaig Upper Milovaig Meall a Veg	Mr P McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale Mr Magnus MacLean F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster, Glendale. Black's map	020	Applies to a district comprising a number of small crofters houses. The dwellings are miserable hovels and are in very indifferent repair. Property of Sir John MacPherson MacLeod.
OS1/16/4/66	HAMARAVERIN	Hamaraverin	Mr P McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale Mr Magnus MacLean F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster, Glendale. Black's map	020	This name is applied to three small crofter's dwellings. Sir J MacPherson MacLeod, Proprietor.
OS1/16/4/66	BORODAL	Borodal Borodal	Mr P McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale Mr Magnus MacLean F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster, Glendale. Black's map	020	Applies to a crofter's house, one storey in height, thatched and in indifferent repair. Property of Sir J. MacPherson MacLeod.
OS1/16/4/66						[Page] 66 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/67	ALLT NAM MARACH	Allt nam Marach	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye M McAskill, Shepherd	020	This name signifies "Burn of the sheep-huts". it rises about 1½ miles south of Boradale and flows in a northerly direction and joins "Amhainn Pollosgan" near Boradale.
OS1/16/4/67	BEN FORSAN	Beinn Forsan Fharsuinn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye M McAskill, Shepherd	020	This name signifies "Wide Hill" it is situated about ¼ mile south west of Boradale, it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property of Sir J. MacPherson MacLeod, London.
OS1/16/4/67	CNOC SATRAN	Cnoc Satran	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye M McAskill, Shepherd	020	This name signification obscure. It is a small eminence covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] situated near Boradale.
OS1/16/4/67						[Page] 67 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/68						[Page] 68 Duirinish Ph. [Parish] Druim nan Sgarbh. - For authorities and description see 6 in N.B. [Name Book] Block 2. Allt Dearg - cancelled by order John T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] 12.12.77
OS1/16/4/69	CRUACH NA BEINNE	Cruach na Beinne	Mr. P. McKinnon Mr. Magnus MacLean	020	This name signifies "The stalk of the hill" It is situated about ½ mile to the west of Holmisdale, it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property pf Sir J. M. MacLeod.
OS1/16/4/69	SRON NA FALACH	Sron na Falach	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. Magnus MacLean	020	This name signifies "The Nose of the feud". It is applied to a hill situated about ½ mile to the west of Holmisdale, it is covered with H.P. [Highland Pine] The property of Sir J. M MacLeod, London.
OS1/16/4/69						[Page] 69 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Beinn na Creiche cancelled see page [90] Cruach na Beinne - pronounced Cruchas a Mheann round hill of the Kids ask Mr. Murray or Cruach 'Asamhinn
OS1/16/4/70	LEPHIN BURN	Lephin Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name rises as the north end of "Beinn ara Corrafidheag and flows in a north and easterly direction and joins "Abhuinn Mhor" in Glendale part of it forms the boundary between Lephin and Holmisdale.
OS1/16/4/70	ABHUINN MHOR	Abhuinn Mhòr	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	020; 021	This name signifies "Big River" it rises near "Macleods Tables" and flows through Glendale and is joined in its course by a great number of smaller streams and falls into "Loch Pooltiel".
OS1/16/4/70						[Page] 70 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/71	LEPHIN	Lephin Lephin	Mr. M. MacLean Mr P McKinnon	020	A small district situated near the centre of Glendale. It comprises a few crofters houses The F. C. [Free Church] School and Postoffice. Property of Sir J. MacPherson MacLeod.
OS1/16/4/71						[Page] 71 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/72	FASACH	Fasach	Mr M MacLean, Schoolmaster, Glendale. Mr P McKinnon, Glendale.	020	Is applied to a good sized district stretching along the northern side of Glendale. It is dotted over with a goodly number of small Crofters houses, all in rather indifferent repair. Property of Sir. J. MacPherson MacLeod.
OS1/16/4/72	HOLMISDAL	Holmisdal	Mr M MacLean, Schoolmaster, Glendale. Mr P McKinnon, Glendale.	020	Is applied to a district situated at the south eastern termination of Glendale. It comprises a number of small Crofters dwellings they are generally in very indifferent repair. Property of Sir J. MacPherson MacLeaod.
OS1/16/4/72						[Page] 72 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/73	ALLT AIRIDH NA CREICHE	Allt Airidh na Creiche	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This name signifies "The Burn of the prey bothy". It rises about ¼ mile to the west of Holmisdale, and flows in an easterly direction until it joins "Amhainn Mhor".
OS1/16/4/73	ALLT NA GALLANAICH	Allt na Gallanaich	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. M. MacLean, teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	020	This stream rises about 1/2 mile to the east of "Fasach" and flows in a westerly and northerly direction and joins "Amhainn Mhor" Signification Burn of the Wood - Gallanaich.
OS1/16/4/73						[Page] 73 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/74	CREAG AODAINN	Creag Aodainn			For authorities and description see Six inch Name Book. Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/74	BRUNIGILL BURN	Brunigill Burn			For authorities and description see Six inch Name Book. Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/74	ALLT AIRIDH DHONACHAIGH	Allt Airidh Dhonachaidh			For authorities and description see Six inch Name Book. Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/74						[Page] 74 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Druim nan Sgarbh [crossed out] - see p Ard Dubh [crossed out] Skriag -- For authorities and description see Six inch Name Book - Block No. [Number] 2 Abhuinn Lòn a' Chléirieh [crossed out] see p An Dubh-aird [crossed out]
OS1/16/4/75	CNOC AN T-SITHEIN	Cnoc an t-Sithein	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	021	This name signifies "The Fairy Knoll". It is a small eminence situated near the junction of the road leading to Galtrigill with the one going to Glendale. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye.
OS1/16/4/75	KNOCK LEINISH	Knock Leinish	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	021	This name applies to a small eminence situated near coast, a little to the south-east of Lenish. It is covered with H. P. [Highland Pine] The property of Sir J. M. MacLeod. London
OS1/16/4/75	TOTAIG BURN	Thotaig Burn	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye Mr. Magnus MacLean, teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye	021	This name applies to a stream which rises in piece of mossy ground about 1½ miles from Glendale near the roadside and is joined in its course by Allt Beul Atha an Aighe Ruaidh and several other small streams and falls into Loch Dunvegan.
OS1/16/4/75						[Page] 75 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/76	ALLT BEUL-ATHA AN AIGHE RUAIDH	Allt Beul-atha an Aighe Ruaidh	Mr. P. McKinnon Mr. M MacLean	021	This name signifies "The ford of the red burn it flows in a northerly direction from its source and joins "Allt Totaig".
OS1/16/4/76	CAIRIDH NA LATHAICH	Cairidh na Lathaich	Mr. P. McKinnon Mr. M MacLean	021	This name signifies "The muddy Cruine" and is applies to a small inlet situated near Leinish.
OS1/16/4/76	LEINISH BAY	Leinish Bay	Mr. P. McKinnon Mr. M. MacLean	021	This bay it is situated in Loch Dunvegan near to Leinish.
OS1/16/4/76						[Page] 76 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/76							Leinish Bay - Stump
OS1/16/4/77	CLACH NAN SGARBH	Clach nan Sgarbh	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. M. MacLean.	021	This name signifies "The Scurts Stone". It is applied to a H.W.R [High Water Rock] situated a little to the east of "Eilean Glas"
OS1/16/4/77	AN CNAP	An Cnap	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. M. MacLean.	021	This name signifies "The Lump". It is applied to a H.W.R. situated between Eilean Traigh and Eilean Glas.
OS1/16/4/77	EILEAN DUBH BEAG	Eilean Dubh Beag	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. M. MacLean.	021	This name signifies "The little black Island" it is situated in Loch Dunvegan opposite to Colbost, it is covered with R.P. [Rough Pasture] The property of Sir J.M. Macleod
OS1/16/4/77	DUN COLBOST	Dun Colbost	Mr. P. McKinnon. Mr. M. MacLean	021	This name "Chailbhboust", is situated about ¼ mile to the west of Colbost, it is the ruins of an ancient tower.
OS1/16/4/77						[Page] 77 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Dùn Chailbhboist Cancelled to agree with Col [Colonel] Bayly's Memo Sep. [September] 1873 JTH
OS1/16/4/78	EILEAN TRAIGH	Eilean Tràigh	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye.	021	This name signifies "The Strand Island. It is situated near the coast in Dunvegan Loch. It is covered with R.P. [Rough Pasture] The property of Sir. J. M. MacLeod, London.
OS1/16/4/78	SGEIR NA TRAIGHE	Sgeir na Traigh	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye.	021	This name signifies "The Strand Rock" it is situated a little to the north of "Eilean Tràigh". It is a H.W.R. [High Water Rock]
OS1/16/4/78	CARRAIG SHLEAMHUINN	Carraig Shleamhuinn	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye.	021	This name signifies "The Slippery Island" it is situated in Loch Dunvegan near to "Eilean Tràigh"
OS1/16/4/78	EILEAN GLAS	Eilean Glas	Mr. P. McKinnon, Postmaster, Glendale, Isle of Skye. Mr. Magnus MacLean, Teacher, F.C.S. [Free Church School] Glendale, Isle of Skye.	021	This name signifies "The Grey Island" it is covered with R.P. [Rough Pasture] and situated near "Eilan Dubh Bheag" in Dunvegan Loch. The property of Sir J. M. Macleod, London.
OS1/16/4/78						[Page] 78 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/79	SCHOOL [nr Glen Dale]	School for boys & girls	Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster Mr. James McRaild farmer, Colbost Isle of Skye	021	This school is situated about 3 miles from Glendale on the road to Dunvegan, it is two storeys in height, slated, and in good repair, it is the property of the Church of Scotland and is supported by a grant from that Church and also a government grant. The usual elementary are taught. There is an average attendance of 53 scholars.
OS1/16/4/79						[Page] 79 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Calbost Cancelled see page 91
OS1/16/4/80	TOTAIG	Totaig	Mr. Martin Esq. Husabost. Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster. Mr. M. Maclean teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	021	This name is applies to a few crofts situated about three miles northeast of Glendale. The houses are all one storey in height, thatched and in fair repair. The property of Dr. [Doctor] Martin Esq. Husabost, Isle of Skye.
OS1/16/4/80	LEINISH	Leinish	Mr. Martin Esq. Husabost. Mr. P. McKinnon, postmaster. Mr. M. Maclean teacher, Glendale, Isle of Skye	021	This name is applied to a few small crofts situated about 3 miles from Glendale on the coast of Loch Dunvegan, the houses are all one storey in height, thatched and in fair repair. The property of Sir John Macpherson Macleod. London.
OS1/16/4/80						[Page] 80 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/81	SUARDAL (In Ruins)	Suardal (In Ruins) Suardal (In Ruins) Swordale	Mr. McNeil, Schoolmaster, Skinindin, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr. McKenzie, Postmaster, Dunvegan Black's Map	021	This name is applied to the ruins of an old farm house which would seem to have been two stories in height & a good house in its time. It is situated about 1½ miles north from Dunvegan Castle, & is on the property of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/81	IAGHAIRT	Iaghairt	Mr. D. McIntyre, Shepherd, Tatochocker, Dunvegan	021	This is applied to a headland which probably has been an Island, it is connected to the mainland of Skye by a very narrow neck of land, which stands very little above the sea level. The name signifies "A Dreary Place". McLeod of McLeod is proprietor.
OS1/16/4/81	AN DUBH-AIRD	An Dubh-aird	Mr. D. McIntyre, Shepherd, Tatochocker, Dunvegan	015; 021	Is another head-land connected to the above mentioned neck. The name signifies "The Black Height". Both the above places are covered with good sheep pasture.
OS1/16/4/81						[Page] 81 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/82	CAMALAIG BAY	Camalaig Bay	Mr. McNeill, Teacher Mr. D. McIntyre, Shepd [Shepherd]	015; 021	This is applied to a small bay on the north side of the head-land called Iaghairt.
OS1/16/4/82	DUN [Iaghairt]	Dùn	Mr. D. McIntyre	021	Is applied to the remains of an ancient building, supposed tower or fort. It is situated about the centre of the almost island called Iaghairt. A portion of the wall which is circular is still standing, and in its day would seem to have been very strong, although not built with lime or mortar. The stones of which it has been built are chiefly squares and of good size. - Signification "Fort".
OS1/16/4/82	OB AN DUIN	Òb an Duin	Mr. D. McIntyre.	021	Is a small creek south and adjacent to the above Dun. Signifies "The Fort Creek".
OS1/16/4/82						[Page] 82 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness Dùn Please see Col. [Colonel] Bayly's Memo Sep [September] 1873 JTH
OS1/16/4/83	EILEAN GRIANAL	Eilnean Grianal	Mr. McDonald, Merchant, Skinindin, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr. A McLeod. Greep	021	Is a small Island in Loch Dunvegan about 1¼ miles west from Dunvegan Castle. It might be called a rock as there is very little vegetation on it. Signification "Sunny Island". It is in the Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish.
OS1/16/4/83	SGEIR NA H-INGHINN	Sgeir na h-Inghinn	Mr. McDonald, Merchant, Skinindin, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr. A. McLeod. Greep	021	A small low water rock situated adjacent to the above. The name signifies "Rock of the Daughter".
OS1/16/4/83	EILEAN GAIRBH	Eilean Gairbh	Mr. McDonald, Merchant, Skinindin, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr. A. McLeod. Greep	021	A good sized Island covered with good heath pasture situated about ½ mile west from Dunvegan Castle, and in the belonging to the parish of Duirinish. McLeod of McLeod is proprietor. The signification obscure. It is in the Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish.
OS1/16/4/83						[Page] 83 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/84	ABHUINN LON A' CHLEIRICH			021	For authorities and description See 6in Name Bk. [Book] Block 2.
OS1/16/4/84						[Page] 84 Duirinish Ph. [Parish]
OS1/16/4/85	CNOC MOR	Cnoc Mor	Mr. D. McIntyre, Totochocker	021	Is applied to a small hill a short distance east from Totochocker it is covered with heathy pasture and is the property of Normal McLeod of McLeod Esqr. Dunvegan Castle, Dunvegan by Portree. Signification "Big Knoll"
OS1/16/4/85	BRAIGH AN DUIN	Bràigh an Dùin	Mr. D McIntyre.	021	Is applied to a small glen running in an easterly direction from Dunvegan Castle. There is here a few good pasture fields and a considerable quantity of young woods. It is the property of McLeod of McLeod. Signification "Brae of the Dun" of "End of the Fort"
OS1/16/4/85						[Page] 85 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/86	CREAG A' MHILL	Creag a' Mhill	Mr. Donald McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan by Portree.	015; 021	Is applied to a good sized hill situated east and immediately above the ruins of the farm house called Swordale. Signification "The Fold Craig". McLeod of McLeod, Proprietor.
OS1/16/4/86	CREAG DHUBH	Creag Dhubh	Mr. Donald McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan by Portree.	021	Is a small hill situated about ¾ of a mile east from the shepherds house called Totochocker on the property of McLeod of McLeod. Signifies "Black Rock".
OS1/16/4/86	ALLT TOT A' CHOCAIRE	Allt Tot' a' Chocaire	Mr. Donald McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan by Portree.	015; 021	A small stream rising on the east side of "Creag a' Mhill" and flowing in a south west direction past Totachocaire into Loch Dunvegan a short distance north from the ruins of the old Dunvegan Inn. Signifies "The Cooks Stream"
OS1/16/4/86						[Page] 86 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/87	TOTACHOCAIRE	Totachocaire Totachocaire Totachocaire	Mr McNeil, schoolmaster Skinidin, Dunvegan by Portree Skye Mr McKenzie Postmaster Dunvegan Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd	021	This name is applied to a shepherds house situate in a small valley about ¼ mile north east from the ruins of the old Dunvegan Inn. It is the property of McLeod of McLeod. & is a good substantial stone building, one storey & slated
OS1/16/4/87	THE COTTAGE	The Cottage	Mr McNeil, schoolmaster Skinidin, Dunvegan by Portree Skye Mr McKenzie Postmaster Dunvegan Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd	021	Is a two storey house situate a short distance east from the Dunvegan Inn. It is Slated & in excellent repair. McLeod of McLeod is proprietor.
OS1/16/4/87	DUNVEGAN (In Ruins)	Dunvegan (in Ruins)	Mr McNeil, schoolmaster Skinidin, Dunvegan by Portree Skye Mr McKenzie Postmaster Dunvegan Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd	021	This name is applied to the ruins of the old Dunvegan Inn. It is situate on the East shore of Loch Dunvegan and a short distance north from Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/87						[page] 87 Isle of Skye -- Parish of Duirinish -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/16/4/88	DUNVEGAN	Dunvegan	Major Macpherson RE [Royal Engineers] Major Bolland RE [Royal Engineers]	021	This name comprises a district consisting of Hotel, Church Post Office &c &c.
OS1/16/4/88						[Page] 88 Ph [Parish] of Duirinish -- Co [County] of Inverness (Isle of Skye) [Page signed] G. Herbert Bolland Major RE [Royal Engineers] 8-11-83.
OS1/16/4/89	CNOC A' BHONNAICH BEAG	Cnoc a' Bhonnaich Beag	Mr. McDonald, Skinidin Mr. A. McLeod, Greep	021	Is applied to a Knoll situated in the district call Skinidin. The name signifies "The Little bannock Knoll".
OS1/16/4/89	CNOC A' BHONNAICH MOR	Cnoc a' Bhonnaich Mòr	Mr. McDonald, Skinidin Mr. A. McLeod, Greep	021	A small knoll situated north & adjacent to the above. The name signifies "The Big bannock Knoll".
OS1/16/4/89	ALLT A' MHEIRLICH	Allt a' Mhèirlich	Mr. McDonald, Skinidin Mr. A. McLeod, Greep	021	A small stream rising south of Skinidin & flowing northerly till it joins "Allt na' Luideig. The name signifies "The thief's burn".
OS1/16/4/89	ALLT NA LUIDEIG	Allt na Luideig	Mr. McDonald, Skinidin Mr. A. McLeod, Greep	021	An ordinary sized stream rising at the southern base of "Beinn Creichen" and flowing easterly till it enters Loch Dunvegan at Skinidin. Signification "The rag burn".
OS1/16/4/89						[Page] 89 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/90	SGEIR NA COILLE	Sgeir na Coille	Mr. D. McDonald, Merchant Skinidin, Dunvegan	021	This name is applied to a small low water rock situated in Loch Dunvegan near the shore at Colbost. The name signifies "Rock of the Brushwood".
OS1/16/4/90	BEINN NA CREICHE	Beinn na Creiche	Mr. D. McDonald, Merchant Skinidin, Dunvegan.	021	Is applied to a large hill situate between Glendale & Colbost. It is covered with heathy pasture and is the property of Sir John McPherson McLeod. Signification "Hill of the plunder".
OS1/16/4/90	BEINN GHILLE-CHOINNICH	Beinn Ghille-choinnich	Mr. D. McDonald, Merchant Skinidin, Dunvegan	021	Is applied to a good sized hill situate a short distance east from Beinn na Creiche. It is also covered with heathy pasture & is the property Sir John MacPherson McLeod. Signification "Kenneth's Boy's Hill".
OS1/16/4/90						[Page] 90 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/16/4/91	COLBOST	Colbost	Mr P. McLean, Merchant Mr McKenzie Postmaster Black's Map (Bein Colbost).	021	This name is applied to a small district of cultivation situate adjacent to Skinidin on the north west side. It is thickly populated with crofters. Property of Sir John MacPherson McLeod. London.
OS1/16/4/91	SCHOOL [Colbost]	School	Mr P. McLean, Merchant Mr McKenzie Postmaster Black's Map (Bein Colbost).	021	This School is situated close to the boundary of Skinidin, the object of the school is to teach the children (both Boys and Girls) to read the scriptures in Gaelic, there is also English taught, also writing and arithmetic. The average attendance is 40, it is supported by the Gaelic douchy. The building is a small one storey thatched house which also forms the Schoolmasters dwelling house.
OS1/16/4/91						[Page] 91 Island of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/92	ALLT NA GLAIC CRIATHAICH	Allt na Glaic Criathaich	Mr. McDonald, Merchant Skinidin, Dunvegan, by Portree.	021	Is applied to a small stream collecting at a mossy piece of ground situated at the base of the hill called "Beinn Ghille-Chonnich". It flows in a N.E. [North East] direction through Colbost and enters Loch Dunvegan a short distance north from the Gaelic School. The name signifies "Burn of the Clayish Hollow".
OS1/16/4/92	ALLT GHILLEASBUIG	Allt Ghilleasbuig	Mr. McDonald, Merchant Skinidin, Dunvegan, by Portree.	021	A small stream rising a short distance south from the above mentioned School and flowing into Loch Dunvegan adjacent & south of the above named streams. Signification "Archibald's Burn".
OS1/16/4/92	CREAG NA COILLE	Creag na Coille	Mr. McDonald, Merchant Skinidin, Dunvegan, by Portree.	021	A precipitous craig of considerable height situated adjacent to the public road about ½ mile north from the above mentioned school. Signification "The Wood Craig".
OS1/16/4/92						[Page] 92 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/16/4/93	BIOD AN AOIL	Biod an Aoil	Mr Donald McDonald	021	This name signifies "The Lime Rock" and is applied to a Knoll situated about ¼ of a mile to the south of Uginish. Property of McLeod of McLeod, Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/93	GARAY ISLAND	Garay Island Garay Island	Mr. Donald MacDonald. Angus McNeill, Schoolmaster Skinidin, Dunvegan by Portree Skye	021	This name is applied to a small Island Situated to the north of Eilean Mor and connected with it at low water. Property of Sir I McLeod of St. Kilda
OS1/16/4/93	LOCH ERGHALLAN	Loch Erghallan	Black's Map. Mr. Campbell. Ground Officer Dunvegan	021	A small bay, situated at the Southern end of Loch Dunvegan and N [North] of the district of Skinidin.
OS1/16/4/93						[Page] 93 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/94	CEANN GLAS	Ceann Glass	Mr. Donald McDonald Skinidin	021	This name signifies "The Grey Head" and is applied to a point on Eilean Mor situated in Loch Dunvegan
OS1/16/4/94	ACHADH NA CAIRIDH	Achadh na Cairidh	Mr Donald McDonald	021	This name signifies "Field of the Fish Wall" and is applied to Ruins Situated about ½ mile to the West of Uginish Property of McLeod of McLeod
OS1/16/4/94	DRUIM A' GHUAIL	Druim a' Ghuail	Mr Donald McDonald	021	This name signifies "Coal Ridge" and is applied to a Knoll situated about ¼ mile to the west of Uginish. Property of McLeod of McLeod, Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/95	CNOCAN LEATHAN	Cnocan Leathan	Mr Donald McDonald Skinidin A McLeod Greep	021	This name signifies "Broad Knoll" and is applied to a Knoll situated a short distance to the north west of Uginish. Property of McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/95	UIGINISH	Uiginish Uiginish Uiginish Uiginish	Mr Donald McDonald Mr Murdoch MacRae Kinsabroag Valuation Roll 1868-69 Black's map	021	This name is applied to a farm house two stories high, slated and in good repair with offices detached one Storey high, Slated and in good repair. Situated about ¾ of a mile to the south-west of Dunvegan Castle. Property of McLeod of McLeod, Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/95						[Page] 95 Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Eorna Buideal Cancelled By order J.T. Hoban Ca. [Civilian Assistant]
OS1/16/4/96	UIGINISH BONNET	Uiginish Bonnet Uiginish Bonnet Uiginish Bonnet	Mr Donald McDonald Mr Murdoch MacRae Mr Malcolm Campbell Uginish	021	This name is applied to a prominent round Knoll Situated on the South Side of Loch Dunvegan and about ½ mile to the north-west of Uginish. Property of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/96	EILEAN NA H-EIGHEACH	Eilean na h-Eigheach	Mr Donald McDonald A McLeod. Greep	021	This name signifies "Island of the crying" and is applied to an Island Situated in Loch Dunvegan a short distance to the west of Eilean Mor
OS1/16/4/96	EILEAN AN UALLAICH	Eilean an Uallaich	Mr Donald McDonald	021	This name "Uallach" a Top, also a burden or load is obscure and is applied to a small Island Situated on the beach adjacent to the district of Skinidin
OS1/16/4/96						[Page] 96 Ph. [Parish] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/97	ÒB DUBH	Òb Dubh	Mr Donald McDonald A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Black Bay" and is applied to a small bay Situated on the south side of Loch Dunvegan and to the east of Eilean Mòr.
OS1/16/4/97	CÀRN MÒR	Càrn Mòr	Mr Donald McDonald	021	This name Signifies "Big Cairn" and is applied to a Knoll situated a short distance to the north of Skinidin property of McLeod of McLeod
OS1/16/4/97	ÒB BOLGACH NAIDHEACHD	Òb Bolgach Naidheachd	Mr Donald McDonald	021	This name Signifies "Storey teller Creek" and is applied to a small creek situated on the south side of Loch Dunvegan and adjacent to Carn Mòr
OS1/16/4/97						[Page] 97 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/98	NA FANGAN	Na Fangan	Mr Donald McDonald Mr A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "The Fanks" and is applied to rising ground situated on the south side of Loch Dunvegan in the district of Skinidin Property of Sir John McLeod
OS1/16/4/98	TRÀIGH BHEAG	Tràigh Bheag	Mr Donald McDonald Mr A. McLeod Greep	021	This name signifies "Little Ebb" and is applied to a shingly Beach situated on the south side of Loch Dunvegan in the district of Skinidin
OS1/16/4/98	TRÀIGH MHÒR	Tràigh Mhòr	Mr Donald McDonald Mr A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Big Ebb" and is applied to a shingly beach situated on the south side of Loch Dunvegan in the district of Skinidin
OS1/16/4/98						[Page] 98 County of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/99	UIGINISH POINT	Uiginish Point	Mr. Donald McDonald A. McLeod, Greep Chart &c	021	This name is applied to a point Situated on the South side of Loch Dunvegan about ¾ of a mile to the North-west of Uginish Property of McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/99	BIOD AN FHITHICH	Biod an Fhithich	Mr Donald McDonald A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name Signifies "The Raven's Cliff" and is applied to a rock situated on the South side of Loch Dunvegan about ¼ of a mile to the east of Eilean Mòr. Property of McLeod of McLeod, Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/99	STAC NA BEARTA	Stac na Bearta	Mr Donald McDonald A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "The Loom Peak" and is applied to a prominent Rock situated a short distance to the east of Eilean Mòr
OS1/16/4/99						[Page] 99 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Uiginish Point [note] Name known better as above
OS1/16/4/100	EILEAN DUBH	Eilean Dubh	Mr Donald McDonald A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Black Island" and is applied to an Island situated in Loch Dunvegan about 1 mile to the North of Skinidin. Property of It is in the Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/100	EILEAN MÒR	Eilean Mòr	Mr Donald McDonald A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Big Island" and is applied to an Island Situated in Loch Dunvegan adjacent and to the east of Eilean Dubh. Property of It is in the Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/100						[Page] 100 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Garay Island [crossed out]
OS1/16/4/101	CNOC MÒR	Cnoc Mòr	Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan by Portree Mr. Angus McLeod, Greep	021	This name is applied to a small hill situate about ½ mile north east from the ruins of the old parish church at Kilmuir & on the property of McLeod of McLeod. The name signifies "Big Knoll".
OS1/16/4/101	BEINN A' CHAPUILL	Beinn a' Chapuill	Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan by Portree Mr. Angus McLeod, Greep	021	A small hill situate about ½ mile N. E. [North East] from "Cnoc Mòr" it is covered with heathy pasture and is the property of McLeod of Mcleod. Signification "The mares hill".
OS1/16/4/101	DRUIM NA CREIGE	Druim na Creige	Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan by Portree Mr. Angus McLeod, Greep	021	Is applied to a craig on the east side of the County road immediately above the Dunvegan Post Office, & on the property of McLeod of McLeod. The name signifies "Ridge of the Rock"
OS1/16/4/101						[Page] 101 Isle of Skye -- Parish of Duirinish -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/16/4/102	ABHUINN DUBH BHREAC	Abhuinn Dubh Bhreac	Mr D. McIntyre, Shepherd, Totochocker, Dunvegan Angus McLeod, Greep	021	Is applied to a pretty good sized stream rising on the high ground to the east of Dunvegan Castle & flowing into Loch Dunvegan near the castle. The name signifies "Black trout river"
OS1/16/4/102	LOCH DUNVEGAN	Loch Dunvegan Loch Dunvegan Loch Dunvegan Loch Tollart Loch Tollart	Mr McNeil, Schoolmaster SKinidin, Dinvegan Mr. McKenzie, Postmaster Dunvegan Black's map Johnston's map Admiralty Chart	009; 014; 015; 021	This name is applied to an arm of the sea running inland from Dunvegan Head in a southerly direction for a distance of about 7 miles. Its western shore is fairly populated by farmers & crofters principally.
OS1/16/4/102	DUNVEGAN PIER	Dunvegan Pier	Mr. Mckenzie Postmaster	021	Is a good substantial stone pier built by Norman McLeod of McLeod Esqr. for the good of the public. There is a good store house adjacent to receive goods intended to go by the steamer which calls regular weekly from Glasgow. A small charge is made for the loading of Cattle & Goods on the pier. Mr. McKenzie, Postmaster is agent.
OS1/16/4/102						[Page] 102 Isle of Skye -- Parish of Duirinish -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/16/4/103	DUNVEGAN HOTEL	Dunvegan Hotel Dunvegan Hotel Dunvegan Hotel	Mr. McNeil, Schoolmaster Mr. McKenzie Postmaster Mr. McIver, occupier	021	This is a good substantial & commodious house affording good accomodation for man & beast, situate on the county road at Loch Dunvegan about 22 miles from Portree; it is two stories in height in front & 3 at the back, is Kept in good repair & the propty [property] of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/103	CHURCH (In Ruins) [Kilmuir]	Church [In Ruins]	Mr. McNeil, Schoolmaster Mr. McKenzie Postmaster Mr. McIver, occupier	021	This is the ruins of the old parish church situate in the district called Kilmuir, the walls are still standing, but no date of its erection can be got, at least from the present parish minister & some of the oldest inhabitants in the district; It is situate in the graveyard which contains a number of very old tombstones and a pyramid erected to the memory of Simon Fraser of Lovat.
OS1/16/4/103	GRAVE YARD [Kilmuir]	Grave Yard	Mr. McNeil, Schoolmaster Mr. McKenzie Postmaster Mr. McIver, occupier	021	This is the ruins of the old parish church situate in the district called Kilmuir, the walls are still standing, but no date of its erection can be got, at least from the present parish minister & some of the oldest inhabitants in the district; It is situate in the graveyard which contains a number of very old tombstones and a pyramid erected to the memory of Simon Fraser of Lovat.
OS1/16/4/103						[Page] 103 Isle of Skye -- Parish of Duirinish -- Co. [County] Inverness
OS1/16/4/104	OSDALE			021	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/104	OSDALE BURN			021	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/104	DUIRINISH			021	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/104	LOCH SNIZORT			005 ; 009	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 1
OS1/16/4/104						[Page] 104 County of Inverness Ph [Parish] of Duirinish Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/105	DUNVEGAN CASTLE	Dunvegan Castle	Mr. R. Mackintosh schoolmaster Mr McKenzie, Postmaster Mr P McLean, Merchant Dunvegan Black's map Johnstone's map	021	This name applies to a very ancient building said to have been built in the ninth century it is situated on a rock which is said to be the site of an ancient tower of which there are many in this parish, and are commonly called "Duns" commanding a fine view of Dunvegan Loch. A portion consisting of a very high tower was added 400 years later by Alastair Crotach (or the humpbacked). These two are conjoined by means of a long low edifice by Rory Moir who was Knighted in the days of James the sixth. The entrance was of old from the sea side by a very long and narrow stair but a new approach has of late been formed by throwing a bridge across a chasm which now renders it of easy access. There is an excellent well situated in the narrow passage leading from the sea, the property of McLeod of McLeod
OS1/16/4/105						[Page] 105 Island of Skye -- County of Inverness - Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish Dunvegan Castle - Note on page marked * has been included in Descriptive text. Alongside it in red a note: Not Shewn It is mere supposition [initialled] JTH
OS1/16/4/106	FAIRY BRIDGE	Fairy Bridge	Mr. P. McLean, Merchant Mr McKenzie, Postmaster Mr Mackintosh, Schoolmaster Black's Map	021	This name applies to a small foot bridge crossing "Abhuinn Dubh Breac" situated in the grounds adjoining the castle.
OS1/16/4/106	RORY MORE'S FALL	Rory More's Fall	McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle	021	This name applies to a Waterfall situated a few chains from the Fairy Bridge it is about 10 feet of a fall
OS1/16/4/106	POST OFFICE [Dunvegan]	Post Office	McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle	021	This name applies to Post and Money Order Office situated about ½ mile north of Dunvegan Hotel hours of arrival 10 A.m Departure 4.15.P.m it is also a Telegraph & money order Office.
OS1/16/4/106	CHURCH [Dunvegan]	Church	McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle	021	This Church is situated about 15 chains North of Dunvegan Hotel and is a very substantial building it was built in 1832 and seated for nearly 600 people, it is the Parish Church and convenient for the parishioners. It has a small gallery & is Kept in good repair.
OS1/16/4/106						[Page] 106 Island of Skye County of Inverness Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/107	CREAG MHOR	Creag Mhòr	Mr. Donald McDonald Mr A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Big Rock" and is applied to a rock Situated adjacent and to the west of Skinidin. Property of Sir John McLeod
OS1/16/4/107	BONAMUCK	Bonamuck	Mr. Donald McDonald Mr A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Place of the Swine" and is applied to a house one Story high Thatched and in poor repair. Situated adjacent to the district of Skinidin on the east Property of McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/107	CREAG A' MHADAIDH-RUAIDH	Creag a' Mhadaidh-ruaidh	Mr. Donald McDonald Mr A. McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies Red Fox Rock and is applied to a Knoll Situated in the district of Skinidin
OS1/16/4/107						[Page] 107 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/108	SKINIDIN	Skinidin Skinidin Skinidin	Mr Donald McDonald Skinidin Mr Murdoch Macrae Kensalroag Valuation Roll	021	This name is applied to a district Situated on the South Side of Loch Dunvegan and about 3 miles to the South-west of Dunvegan. Property of Sir John McLeod
OS1/16/4/108	BRUNIGILL	Brunigill	Mr Donald McDonald Mr A. McNeill	021	This name is applied to a house one Storey high thatched and in ordinary repair Situated about ½ mile to the South-east of Skinidin Property of McLeod of Mcleod
OS1/16/4/108	DUN OSDALE	Dùn Osdale	Mr Donald McDonald Mr Murdoch Macrae	021	This name is aplied to an old Fort Situated about two miles to the south-west of Dunvegan. It was built on a prominent Knoll part of the walls are still standing but it is now in a ruinous state. Property of McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/108						[Page] 108 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Co. [County] of Inverness [Dùn Osdale note] Changed to agree with Col. [Colonel] Bayly's Memo. Sep [September] 73 JTH.
OS1/16/4/109	GARRACHAN	Garrachan	Mr McNeil, Schoolmaster, Skinidin, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr McDonald, merchant, Skinidin.	021	This name is applied to four small croft houses situate on the west side of Loch Dunvegan opposite the Established Church manse. The houses are one storey thatched & miserable dwellings. Property of Mcleod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/109	CNOC A' CHROCHADAIRE	Cnoc a' Chrochadair	Mr McDonald, Skinidin A McLeod, Greep	021	This name is applied to a small but prominent hill on the west side of Loch Dunvegan opposite Dunvegan Hotel. It is the property of Mcleod of McLeod. The name signifies "The Hangman's Knoll".
OS1/16/4/109	CNOC BEAG	Cnoc Beag	Mr N. Stuart, Kilmuir, Dunvegan A McLeod, Greep	021	This name is applied to a small hill covered with heathy pasture, situate adjacent & on the East side of Kilmuir, property of Mcleod of McLeod. The name signifies "Little Knoll".
OS1/16/4/109						[Page] 109 Parish of Duirinish - Isle of Skye -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/110	GLEBE [Dunvegan]	Glebe Glebe Glebe	Mr P. McLean Merchant Mr McKenzie Postmaster Mr Mackintosh Schoolmaster	021	This Glebe is situated on the S.E [South East] of the Manse and is one of the largest in Scotland, but is of little value as it is mostly hill pasture and moss. property of the Ecclesiastical Society
OS1/16/4/110	MANSE [S of Dunvegan]	Manse	Mr P. McLean Merchant Mr McKenzie Postmaster Mr Mackintosh Schoolmaster	021	This manse is a very substantial building built of stone and in very good repair, it is situated about 1 mile South of Dunvegan Hotel and commands a fine view of Loch Dunvegan. It is the property of the esatblished Minister the present occupier. This is the manse of Duirinish Ph [Parish].
OS1/16/4/110						[Page] 110 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/111	SCHOOL [S of Dunvegan]	School School School	Mr Mackintosh Schoolmaster Mr P. MacLean Merchant Mr McKenzie Postmaster	021	This school is situated about ½ a mile south of Dunvegan Hotel and is under the control of a school board, it is supported by the Board who derive their means from Rates, School fees and Capitation grants, it is for Boys and Girls. The average attendance for 1874 was 52.1 ditto for year ending June 1875 was 38.91. The ordinary branches of English are taught. It was the old Ph [Parish] school.
OS1/16/4/111	KILMUIR	Kilmuir Duirinish	Mr Mackintosh, Schoolmaster Mr P. MacLean Merchant Mr McKenzie Postmaster Black's map	021	This name applies to a large district of cultivation situated on the East side of Loch Dunvegan it is thickly populated with crofters, the property of McLeod of McLeod of Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/111						[Page] 111 Island of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/112	KINLOCH	Kinloch	Mr McKenzie, Postmaster Mr P McLean Merchant Mr Mackintosh Schoolmaster	021	This name is applied to a stone building situated about 1 mile south of Dunvegan Hotel it is two storey high, slated and in good repair, property of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/112						[Page] 112 Island of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish Corn Mill [crossed out] not necessary in Name Bk. [Book] Smithy [crossed out] not necessary in Name Bk. [Book]
OS1/16/4/113	ALLT BEAG	Allt Beag	Mr Neil Stuart, Crofter, Kilmuir, Dunvegan Mr A McLeod, Greep	021	This name is applied to a small stream flowing through the district of Kilmuir into Loch Dunvegan a short distance south from Dunvegan Hotel, The name signifies "Little Burn".
OS1/16/4/113	TOTAICHEAN-DUBHA	Totaichean-dubha	Mr McDonald, Skinidin Mr A McLeod, Greep.	021	Is applied to a small one storey thatched house situate at the head of Loch Dunvegan on the property of McLeod of McLeod. It is in miserable repair and is at present unoccupied. Signifies "the black Stances"
OS1/16/4/113	CNOC NAN UAN	Cnoc nan Uan	Mr McDonald, Skinidin Mr A McLeod, Greep.	021	Is a Knoll situate in the parish Glebe a short distance east from the Manse. The name signifies "The lambs Knoll".
OS1/16/4/113						[Page] 113 Isle of Skye -- Parish of Duirinish -- Co. [County] of Inverness
OS1/16/4/114	AIRIDH DHONACHAIDH			021	For Authorities & description see name Book for Six Inch work - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/114	BEN IC' ASKILL			021	For Authorities & description see name Book for Six Inch work - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/114	RIVER HORNEVAL			021	For Authorities & description see name Book for Six Inch work - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/114	ROSGILL RIVER			021; 022	For Authorities & description see Six Inch name Book - Block No. 3
OS1/16/4/114	OSDALE RIVER			021	For Authorities & description see Six Inch name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/114	GLEN OSDAL			021; 027	For Authorities & description see Six Inch name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/114	HORNEVAL			021	For Authorities & description see Six Inch name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/114						[Page] 114 County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Beinn Ghoedmhill - Cancelled By order John T. Hoban Ca. [Civilian Assistant]
OS1/16/4/115	LONMORE	Lonmore Lonmore	Mr McNeill, Schoolmaster Colbost, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr McDonald Keeper Colbost, Struan by Portree.	021	Is a small district containing the Free Church, Manse & School and an extent of mossy ground. The school mention is now disused.
OS1/16/4/115	FREE CHURCH [Lonmore]	Free Church	Mr McNeill, Schoolmaster Colbost, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr McDonald Keeper Colbost, Struan by Portree.	021	Is a good substantial stone building situate at the above named place & adjacent to the public road. It is seated to contain 800 & was erected AD. 1842. It is the property of the Free Church Body.
OS1/16/4/115	MANSE [Free Church; Lonmore]	Manse	Mr McNeill, Schoolmaster Colbost, Dunvegan by Portree. Mr McDonald Keeper Colbost, Struan by Portree.	021	A two storey house in good repair situate adjacent to the above Church to which it is connected & is used as the manse.
OS1/16/4/115						[Page] 114 County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/116	ABHUINN AN LÒIN MHÒIR	Abhuinn an Lòin Mhòir	Mr Murdoch Macrae A McLeod Greep	021	This name signifies "Big Meadow River" and is applied to a stream having its name from the district Known as Hornival. It flows in a South-west direction till it enters "Loch Dunvegan".
OS1/16/4/116	FAIRFIELD COTTAGE	Fairfield Cottage Fairfield Cottage Fairfield Cottage	Mr McKenzie, Owner & Innkeeper Struan by Portree Mr McDonald Keeper Colbost, Struan, by Portree Mr McKenzie Postmaster Dunvegan.	021	A small cottage built of stone 1 storey high slated & in good repair & situated near the public road near the Free Church at Lonmor. Mr.McKenzie, Struan is proprietor.
OS1/16/4/116						[Page] 116 Co [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Allt Ruairidh [crossed out] Please See 6 Inch Bk [Book] 2.
OS1/16/4/117	Site of DÙN [Cnoc a' Sga]	Dùn	Mr Murdoch Macrae Rinsabroag Mr A. McLeod, Greep.	021	This name is applied to an old Fort Situated on the Knoll known as Cnoc na Sga. It is in a ruinous state nothing can be seen but loose stones where it once stood Its foundation can be distinctly traced.
OS1/16/4/117						[Page] 117 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye Glen Osdale [crossed out] Cancelled See 6 Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/118	CREAGAN DEARGA	Creagan Dearga	Mr Murdoch Macrae Kinsabroag A McLeod Greep	021	This name signifies Red Rocks and is applied to a Knoll Situated adjacent and to the east of Glenosdale Property of J. Robinson, Greshornish Ho. [House]
OS1/16/4/118	CREAGAN BÀN	Creagan Bàn	Mr Murdoch Macrae A. McLeod Greep	021	This name signifies White Rocks and is applied to a Knoll Situated adjacent and to the east of the above mentioned Knoll Property of J. Robinson Esqr.
OS1/16/4/118	CNOC A' SGÀ	Cnoc na Sgà	Mr Murdoch Macrae A McLeod, Greep	021	This name signifies "Shelter Knoll" and is applied to a Knoll Situated about ¾ of a mile to the South-east of Glen Osdale. Property of J. Robinson Esqr.
OS1/16/4/118						[Page] 118 County of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/119	HERIBOST	Heribost	Mr N. McLean, Post Master Roag Mr McRae Merchant Roskhill Dunvegan Valuation Roll, Co. [County] Inverness 1868-9 Mr A. McLeod Greep	021	This name is applied to a small district of land attached to a small Farm and Cottage situated about 2½ miles South East of Dunvegan, the property of N. Macleod of Macleod Dunvegan Castle by Portree.
OS1/16/4/119	CNOC NA CAILLICH	Cnoc na Caillich	Mr N. McLean Postmaster Roag Dunvegan Mr A. McLeod, Greep	021	Tis name is applied to a small hill, which signifies "The old woman's Knoll". Situated a little north west of Herebost Farm house. The property of N. Macleod of Macleod Esqr.
OS1/16/4/119	ABHUINN AN LOIN MHÒIR	Abhuinn na Loin Mhòr	Mr N McLean Postmaster Roag Mr A. McLeod Greep	021	This name is applied to a small river which signifies "The River of the big flat", * it rises about 1 mile west of Orbost House and flows into the sea at the end of Pool Roeg on the property of Macleod of Macleod Esqr.
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OS1/16/4/119						[Page] 119 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness [note] * Or meadow. G.M.
OS1/16/4/120	KENSALROAG	Kensalroag	Mr Maclean Post Master Roag Dunvegan Mr McRae, Merchant Roskhill Dunvn. [Dunvegan] A McLeod, Greep	021	This name applies to a district of small farms and Cottages. Situated about ½ a mile S.E. [South East] of Herebost farm house. the property of N. Macleod of Macleod Esqr. Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/120	POST OFFICE [Kensalroag]	Post Office	Mr. McLean Post Master Mr. McRae Merchant- Roskhill A Mcleod, Greep	021	This Post office is in the district of Kinselroag, situated about 3 miles N.E. [North East] from Dunvegan. Mails arrive at 12 A.M. and despatch at 1.40 P.M. * the building is built of stone thatched and in good repair the property of Macleod of Macleod. * It is a sub office in connection with the Dunvegan Post office. It might be called a collecting house.
OS1/16/4/120	CNOC EOGHAINN	Cnoc Eoghainn	Mr McLean Postmaster Mr McRae Merchant A McLeod Greep	021	This name is applied to a small hill which signifies "Ewen's Knoll", situated about ¼ of a mile east of the Post Office on the Property of Macleod of Macleod Esqr.
OS1/16/4/120						[Page] 120 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness [note] * It is a sub office in connection with the Dunvegan Post office. It might be called a collecting house.
OS1/16/4/121	ROSGILL	Rosgill	Mr McRae, Merchant Roskhill Mr McLean Post Master Roag	021	This name is applied to a small district. houses one storey high thatched in middling repair. Situated about ¼ of a mile east from the post office. The property of N. Macleod of Macleod Esqr. Dunvegan Castle Skye
OS1/16/4/121	VATTEN BRIDGE	Vatten Bridge	Mr McRae Merchant Mr McLean Post Master	021	This name is applied to a small stone bridge on the county road leading from Portree to Dunegan. Situated about ½ a mile S.E. [South East] from Roag Post Office. It is in good repair, & Kept so.
OS1/16/4/121						[Page] 121 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness [entry at bottom of page] Cancelled see page
OS1/16/4/122	CNOC GRESHAN	Cnoc Greshan	Mr McLean Postmaster Roag Mr A McLeod, Greep	021	This name is applied to a small hill in the district of Roag which signifies "Greshan's Knoll" the property of N. Macleod of Macleod Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/122	BEN VATTEN	Ben Vatten	Mr McLean	021	This name is applied to a hill situated about one of mile east of Roag Post Office, the property of Macleod of Macleod Esqr.
OS1/16/4/122						[Page] 122 Co. [County] Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/123						[Page] 123 Erd House See page 124 Continued. arched over with stones, and four to 5 feet in height. Off this room several narrow galleries branch off in various directions."
OS1/16/4/124	ERD HOUSE [Rosgill]	Erd House	"New Statistical Account" 1841	021	Is applied to what is supposed to be a very ancient dwelling or hiding place under the ground, it is situate at the brink of a very narrow ravine on the south side of the stream called Rosgill River and adjacent to a very sharp bend on the county road between Kinselroag & Roskhill. The entrance to the above is quite chocked up with loose stones, so that in its present state it could not be explored without a deal of trouble. It is described in the "New Statistical Accounts" 1841 as follows:- "Subterranean dwellings or earth-houses". - "A passage about 3 feet in height, and about the same breadth, roofed by stones laid on as lintels, leads inwards to the distance of 60 or 70 feet, when it opens into what appears to have been a central room of considerable extent, arched (over)
OS1/16/4/124						[Page] 124 County of Inverness -- Isle of Skye -- Ph. [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/124							Erd House -- Old English Underground [crossed out, replaced by Erd] House
OS1/16/4/125	GLEN VARKASAIG			027	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/125	VARKASAIG RIVER			027; 021	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/125	ABHUINN EASA-DUBHA			027	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/125	AN GRUACHAN			027	For Authorities & description see Six Inch Name Book - Block No. 2
OS1/16/4/125	LOCH CAROY			027; 028	For Authorities & description see 1/2500 Name Book - Block No. 3
OS1/16/4/125						[Page] 125 County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/126	CNOC NA H-AIRIDHE	Cnoc na h-Airidhe	Mr John Montgomery Mr John McLeod	027	Signifies "Knoll of the hill pasture" & is applied to a small hill situate a short distance south west from Roag. Property of McLeod of McLeod
OS1/16/4/126	ORBOST RIVER	Orbost River	Mr John Montgomery Mr John McLeod	027	A small stream rising on the hill about ¾ of a mile west from Orbost House & flowing in an easterly direction till it enters Loch Barasaig
OS1/16/4/126						[Page] 126 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/127	ALLT NA GLAS BHUAILE	Allt na Glas Bhuaile	Mr John Montgomery Farmer, Greep by Dunvegan Mr John McLeod, Shepherd, Orbost, by Dunvegan.	021; 027	Is applied to a small stream rising on the hill about 1 mile N.W. [North West] from Orbost house & flowing in a N.E. [North East] direction till it joins Allt an Loin. The name Signifies " Burn of the Grey fold".
OS1/16/4/127	GLAS BHUAILE	Glas Bhuaile	Mr John Montgomery Farmer, Greep by Dunvegan Mr John McLeod, Shepherd, Orbost, by Dunvegan.	021; 027	This name is applied to an extensive piece of flat moorland situate about ¾ of a mile north from Orbost House on the east side of the road. The name signifies "Grey Fold". Mr. Robinson is proprietor.
OS1/16/4/127	ALLT AN LÒIN	Allt an Lòin	Mr John Montgomery Farmer, Greep by Dunvegan Mr John McLeod, Shepherd, Orbost, by Dunvegan.	021; 027	A small stream rising at Glas Bhuaile & flowing in a Northerly direction till it takes the name "Abhuinn an Loin Mhòir". The name signifies "The Meadow Burn".
OS1/16/4/127						[Page] 127 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/128	ORBOST	Orbost Orbost Orbost	Mr. MacKintosh, Schoolmaster Dunvegan Mr A. McLeod farmer Greep by Dunvegan Mr A. Campbell Farmer Bolvean Dunvegan Valuation Roll 1868-9	021; 027	This name applies to a small district of land and the Orbost Farm offices. Situated about 3½ miles south from Dunvegan, The property of J. Robinson Esqr. Grishernish House by Portree.
OS1/16/4/128	ORBOST HOUSE	Orbost House Orbost House Orbost House Orbost House Orbost	Mr MacKintosh, Schoolmaster Mr A. McLeod Mr A Campbell Valuation Roll 1868-9 Black's Map	027	This name is applied to a neat house in the district of Orbost enclosed within its own ornimanted ground with vegetable garden and offices detached. two storey slated and in excellent repair. the property of J. Robinson Esqr. Grishernish House.
OS1/16/4/128	BOLVEAN	Bolvean Bolvean Bolvean	Mr. MacKintosh Schoolmaster Mr N. Campbell, Farmer Balvean Mr A McLeod	027	This name is applied to a small farm house situated about ½ a mile east of Orbost house built of stone thatched and in bad repair, the property of N. Macleod of Macleod Esqr. Dunvegan Castle By Portree Skye.
OS1/16/4/128						[Page] 128 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness
OS1/16/4/129	POOL ROAG	Pool Roag Pool Roag	Mr N. Steel Mr Murdoch Macrae Kinsalroag	021; 027	This name is applied to a Loch almost surrounded by land. Situated between Ardroag & Roag, being the extremity of Loch Vattan.
OS1/16/4/129	VATTEN ISLAND	Vatten Island	Alexander McSwan, Crofter Harlosh, Dunvegan by Portree Malcolm McLeod, Crofter, Harlosh	027	Is applied to a small eminince or headland on the east side of Loch Vatten & adjacent to the house called Vattan. It was at one time probably surrounded with water. McLeod of McLeod is propr. [proprietor] Meaning obscure
OS1/16/4/129	ABHUINN A' CHAISTEIL	Abhuinn a' Chaisteil	Alexander McSwan, Crofter Harlosh, Dunvegan by Portree Malcolm McLeod, Crofter, Harlosh	027; 028	A small stream rising near the county road east from Vattan & flowing westerly until it enters Loch Vattan.
OS1/16/4/129						[Page] 129 County of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/130	CNOC A' CHRUACHAIN	Cnoc a' Chruachain	Mr N. Steel Joiner Roag A McLeod. Greep	027	This name signifies "the round hill" and is applied to a Knoll Situated a short distance to the west of Roag Property of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/130	CNOC CARRACH	Cnoc Carrach	Mr N. Steel A McLeod Greep	027	This name signifies "The Rocky Hill" and is applied to a small and prominent Knoll Situated a short distance to the south-east of Cnoc na Cuirteach. Property of McLeod of McLeod, Dunvegan Castle.
OS1/16/4/130	LOCH NA FAOLINN	Loch na Faolinn	Mr N. Steel A McLeod Greep	027	This name is applied to a small Loch. Situated adjacent and to the South-west of Ardroag. The name Signifies "Sand bar or a flat bottom where the sea passes over".
OS1/16/4/130						[Page] 130 County of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/131	ROAG	Roag Roag Roag Roag	Mr Murdoch Macrae Mr N. Steel Valuation Roll, Co. [County] Inverness 1868-9 Black's Map	021; 027	This name is applied to a district Situated about 3 miles to the South east of Dunvegan. The dwelling houses and Offices are all one Storey high thatched and in middling repair property of McLeod of McLeod
OS1/16/4/131	SCHOOL [Roag]	School	Mr M Macrae Mr N Steel	027	This name is applied to a school Situated in the district of Roag. It is under a school Board, Education afforded the Ordinary branches, Average attendance 42. The dwelling is one Storey high thatched and in poor repair. It is partly a dwelling house.
OS1/16/4/131	LOCH VATTEN	Loch Vatten Loch Vatten Loch Vatten Loch Roag or Vattan	Mr MacKintosh, Schoolmaster Dunvegan Mr McSwan, Harlosh Mr McLeod, Harlosh Black's map	027	Is applied to an arm of the sea running inland from Loch Bracadale, between the promontory called Harlosh & the district called Roag.
OS1/16/4/131						[Page] 131 Co. [County] of Inverness -- Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye
OS1/16/4/132	ARDROAG	Ardroag	Mr N. Steel Joiner Roag Mr Murdoch Macrae Kinsalroag	027	This name is applied to a Small district almost surrounded by water Situated between Pool Roag and Loch Vattan. Property of McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/132	SGEIR DHUBH	Sgeir Dhubh	Mr N. Steel	027	This name signifies "Black Rock" and is applied to a High water Roch Situated in Loch Vattan.
OS1/16/4/132	VATTEN	Vattan Bhatain House	Mr Norman Steel Mr Murdoch Macrae Black's Map	027	This name is applied to a farm house one Storey high Slated and in good repair Offices detached and in good repair "Property of McLeod of McLeod Dunvegan Castle". Situated on the east side & adjacent to Loch Vattan.
OS1/16/4/132						[Page] 132 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness
OS1/16/4/133	GREEP	Greep Greep Greep Greep	Valuation Roll 1868-9 Mr Montgomery, Tenant Mr McLeod Shepherd Mr McNeil Schoolmaster	027	This name is applied to a small district comprising two small farms, there are several dwelling houses, the whole of which is one storey thatched & in miserable repair with the exception of one which has been lately built, it is 2 storey slated & the whole is the property of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/133	GEO-ERRACHAR	Gro-errachar Gro-errachar	Mr McNeil Mr Montgomery Mr McLeod M. MacAskill	027	A small cot house situate almost on the high water mark at the north end of Loch Bharcsaig, it is one storey thatched & is a miserable looking hovel. McLeod of McLeod is propr [proprietor]
OS1/16/4/133	CNOC NA PAIRCE	Cnoc na Pairce	Mr McNeil Mr Montgomery Mr McLeod M. MacAskill	027	A prominent but ordinary sized hill situate about ½ mile S.W. [South West] from Loch Bharcsaig. Signification "Knoll of the park. Mr. Robinson is proprietor.
OS1/16/4/133						[Page] 133 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/134	UAMH AN TAIRBH	Uamh an Tairbh	Mr George Montgomery Mr McLeod	027	This name is applied to a large cave situate on the west side & near the entrance to Loch Bharcsaig. The name signifies "The bull's Cave". It cannot be got at with safety wanting a boat.
OS1/16/4/134	FORSE				For authorities and description See it in N.B [Name Book] Block 2
OS1/16/4/134						[Page] 134 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/135	BIGGEARY	Biggeary Biggeary	Mr Montgomery, Farmer Greepe by Dunvegan Mr McNeil Schoolmaster Skinidin, by Dunvegan Mr McLeod, Shipherd Orbost, by Dunvegan	027	This name is applied to two cot houses situate at the head of Loch Bharcsaig. They are one storey thatched & in fair repair. Mr Robinson of Grishernish.
OS1/16/4/135	VARKASAIG	Varkasaig	Mr Montgomery, Farmer Greepe by Dunvegan Mr McNeil Schoolmaster Skinidin, by Dunvegan Mr McLeod, Shipherd Orbost, by Dunvegan A McLeod Greep	027	Is applied to a shipherd'd house situate a short distance South West from the above. It is one storey slated & in good repair. Property of the above gentleman.
OS1/16/4/135	CNOC FEANNAIG	Cnoc a' Mheìg Cnoc Feannaig	Mr McLeod, shepherd Mr Montgomery, Farmer J. Robertson Esq. Grishernish	027	A small hill situate a short distance N.W. [North West] from the above described shipherds house; it is the proper of Mr Robinson of Grishernish. Signification "Whey Hill"
OS1/16/4/135						[Page] 135 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/136	CEALL BHUIDHE	Ceall Bhuidhe	Mr McLeod Shipherd Mr Montgomery, Farmer	027	A small but prominent hill situate a short distance North from Cnoc a Mhèig. It is also the property of Mr. Robinson of Grishernish. Meaning obscure
OS1/16/4/136	LOCH VARKASAIG	Loch Varcsaig Loch Varcsaig Loch Varcsaig	Mr A. McNeil, Schoolmaster Mr McLeod Mr Montgomery	027	This name is applied to a good sized bay running in from Loch Bracadale on the west side nesr the house called Orbost Ho. [House]. It is suppose that the words Loch Bharcsaig signifies Loch of the Smack or large boat.
OS1/16/4/136	MEALL GREEPE	Meall Greepa	Mr A. McNeil, Schoolmaster Mr McLeod Mr Montgomery	027	This is a very prominent headland situate between Loch Vattan & Loch Bharcsaig, there are several caves here but they cannot be explored without a boat, The rocks round the point are of great height & quite precipitous. Signification "Ghreipe's Lump"
OS1/16/4/136						[Page] 136 Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness -- Ph [Parish] of Duirinish
OS1/16/4/137	DUNELIREACH	Dunelireach Dunelireach	McLeod of McLeod's Estate Plan Malcolm McLeod, Crofter Harlosh Dunvegan by Portree	027; 028	This name is applied to a portion of the district of Harlosh. The land is divided into small crofts, The dwelling houses are all one storey & thatched & of a very inferior Kind.
OS1/16/4/137	Site of DÙN [Dunelireach]	Site of Dùn		027	The name would seem to have originated from one of these old forts or towers commonly called in the locality Duns there having been one on the north side of the district. A crofter's house now stands on the site & I believe it was built from the stones of the ancient building.
OS1/16/4/137	BALMORE	Balmore	McLeod of McLeod's Estate Plan Malcolm McLeod, Crofter Harlosh Dunvegan by Portree	027; 028	Is also a small district in the district of Harlosh & of the same description as the above. The whole is the property of Norman McLeod of McLeod Esqr. Dunvegan Castle
OS1/16/4/137						[Page] 136 Isle of Skye -- Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness Site of Dùn By Order [initials]
OS1/16/4/138	HARLOSH	Harlosh Harlosh Harlosh Harlosh	Valuation Roll Co. [County] Inverness, 1868-9 Mr N. McLeod, Farmer Harlosh by Dunvegan Mr A. McLeod Farmer Greepe by Dunvegan Black's map	027; 028	This name applies to a large district of small farms and cottages situated about 5 miles north east of Dunvegan and adjacent to Loch Bracadale. the property of Norman Macleod of Macleod Esq. Dunvegan Castle By Portree.
OS1/16/4/138	CAMAS BAN	Camas Ban Camas Ban Camas Ban	Mr N McLeod Farmer Harlosh by Dunvegan Mr A. McLeod Farmer Greepe by Dunvegan	027	This name signifies "The White Bay" and is applied to a small bay situated on the south east side of the district of Harlosh.
OS1/16/4/138	ROAG ISLAND	Roag Island Roag Island Roag Island	Mr N McLeod Farmer Harlosh by Dunvegan Mr A. McLeod Farmer Greepe by Dunvegan	027	This name is applied to an Island or peninsula. at very high tides it is surrounded by water. situated at the south end of Ardroag. The property of Norman Macleod of Macleod Esqr. Dunvegan Castle. It is in the ph [parish] of Duirinish.
OS1/16/4/138						[Page] 138 Parish of Duirinish -- County of Inverness
OS1/16/4/139	KNOCK VATTEN	Knock Vatten	Mr Montgomery, farmer Greepe, Dunvegan by Portree.	027	This name is applied to a Knoll situate east & adjacent to Greepe. The name signifies [crossed out] McLeod of McLeod is proprietor.
OS1/16/4/139	CLEAT SKERRY	Cleat Skerry	Mr Montgomery, farmer Greepe, Dunvegan by Portree.	027	Is applied to a large Low Water rock situate in Loch Vattan at short distance to the east of Roag Island.
OS1/16/4/139	STROMASKEIR	Stromaskeir	Mr Montgomery, farmer Greepe, Dunvegan by Portree. A. McLeod, Greep	027	Is also applied to a low-water rock, but much smaller than the above, it is situate a short distance east from Skeir Cleat.
OS1/16/4/139						[Page] 139 Parish of Duirinish -- Isle of Skye -- County of Inverness
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OS1/16/4/141	DÙN NÉILL	Dùn Néill	Mr Dunlop, Balmore Mr Malcolm McLeod Balmore	027	Is the remains of an ancient tower or fort, situated on a Small rocky eminence on the sea coast a short distance South West from the Ancient Chapel, Little more than the foundations can be seen. Signification, Neills' Fort.
OS1/16/4/141						[Page] 141 Island of Skye -- Duirinish Ph [Parish] -- Inverness-shire
OS1/16/4/142	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.
OS1/16/4/142	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.
OS1/16/4/142						[Page] 142 Island of Skye -- Duirinish Ph [Parish] -- Inverness-shire
OS1/16/4/143	AIRD A' BHAILE MHÒIRE	Aird a' Bhaile Mhòire	Mr Malcolm McLeod Balmore Mr A. McLeod Greep	027	This name is applied to a prominent Eminence on the coast on the east side of Balmore meaning "Height of the big farmtown".
OS1/16/4/143	HARLOSH SKERRY	Harlosh Skerry		027	A small high water rock Situated a little to the west of the extreme point of Harlosh.
OS1/16/4/143	HARLOSH ISLAND	Harlosh Island		027	An Island of considerable size situated a short distance south from Harlosh Point. it is covered with rough pasture, property of McLeod of McLeod.
OS1/16/4/143	HARLOSH POINT	Harlosh Point		027	Is applied to the extreme point of the promontory called Harlosh,
OS1/16/4/143	CAVE [Harlosh Point]	Cave		027	near Harlosh point there is a large Cave 44 yards long, 60 feet wide & 50 feet high.
OS1/16/4/143						[Page] 143 Island of Skye -- Duirinish Ph [Parish] -- Inverness-shire [signed] J.C. Macpherson CaptnE [Captain Engineers] December 1877.
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OS1/16/4/145						OSI/16/4 [Page] 145 [Volume] 4 NAME BOOK BLOCK 2 1/2500 Scale Duirnish Ph. [Parish] ISLAND OF SKYE INVERNESS-SHIRE
OS1/16/4/146						[Page] 146 (NAME BOOK). BLOCK 2 INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Abhuinn a' Ghlinne -- 7 Abhuinn a' Chaisteil -- 129 Abhuinn an Lòin Mhòir -- 119 Abhuinn an Lòin Mhòir -- 116 Abhuinn Dubh Bhreac -- 102 Abhuinn Easa-dubha -- 125 Abhuinn Ion' a' Chlèirich -- 84 Abhuinn Poll-Losgainn -- 65 Abhuinn Mòr -- 70 Achadh na Cairidh -- 94 Aird a' Bhaile Mhoire -- 143 Airidh Dhonachaidh -- 114 Allt a' Chro -- 36 Allt a' Ghille -- 22 Allt a' Mhèirlich -- 17 Allt a' Mhèirlich -- 89 Allt an Lòin -- 127 Allt Beag -- 113 Allt an Fhamhair -- 26 Allt an Tota Mhòir -- 26 Allt Airidh Dhonachaidh -- 74 Allt Airidh na Creiche -- 73 Allt Cnoc a' Chàrnaich -- 30 Allt Dubh -- 65 Allt Farsuinn -- 65 Allt Ghilleasbuig -- 92 Allt Beul-atha an Aighe Ruaidh -- 76 Allt Fàsach -- 19 Allt Loraig -- 33 Allt Tot' a' Chocaire -- 86 Allt na Linge -- 13 Allt na Claise Mòire -- 16 Allt na Hartaig -- 20 Allt na Luachrach -- 21 Allt na Camalaig -- 25 Allt na Criche -- 55 Allt na Gallanaich -- 73 Allt na Luideig -- 89 Allt na Glas Bhuaile -- 127 Allt na Glaic Criathaich -- 92
OS1/16/4/147						[Page] 147 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Allt Mòr -- 56 Allt Mòr -- 63 Allt nam Marach -- 67 Allt nan Suidheag -- 43 Allt Slugain Dheas -- 49 Allt Slugain Meadhoin -- 49 Am Famhair -- 26 An Cnap -- 77 An Dubh-aird -- 81 An Cruachan -- 125 Àrd Beag -- 1 Àrd Mòr -- 9 Ardmore House -- 1 Ardmore Point -- 1a Ardmore Bay -- 12 Ard Dubh -- 17 Ardroag -- 132 Aros Bay -- 14 Aros Burn -- 14 Balmore -- 137 Ben Ettow -- 33 Beinn a' Chapuill -- 101 Beinn Bhuidhe -- 47 Beinn Bhuidhe -- 56 Beinn Bheag -- 64 Beinn Bheag Gheal -- 45 Beinn Chàrnach Mhòr -- 44 Beinn Ghille-choinnich -- 90 Ben Forsan -- 67 Beinn Falaisge -- 46 Beinn a' Sgùmain -- 46 Beinn na Mòinteich -- 15 Beinn na Creiche -- 90 Bead na Cloiche Glaise -- 6 Ben Geary -- 6 Ben Halistra -- 5 Ben Totaig -- 64 Ben ic Askill -- 114 Ben Vatten -- 122 Bad nan Nathraichean -- 7 Bealach Buidhe -- 48 Blàr Mhilleadh-garaidh -- 2 Bolvean -- 128 Bonamuck -- 107 Boineid an Fhèidh -- 64 Borodal -- 66 Boreraig -- 28
OS1/16/4/148						[Page] 148 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Boreraig Burn -- 31 Boreraig Hoe -- 30 Biggeary -- 135 Biod an Aoil -- 93 Biod an Fhithich -- 99 Bessa Burn -- 63 Brae Stein -- 41 Bràigh an Dùin -- 85 Burial Ground (Site of) -- 51 Brunigill Burn -- 74 Brunigill -- 108 Cairidh na Lathaich -- 76 Càrn Mòr -- 97 Carraig Shleamhuinn -- 78 Càrn Chaluim -- 48 Carnach Mòr -- 12 Cachlaidh a' Chìbir -- 45 Camas Ban -- 138 Camalaig Bay -- 82 Camaslusta -- 41 Cave -- 2 Cave -- 143 Ceall Bhuidhe -- 136 Ceann Glas -- 94 Church -- 106 Church (In Ruins) -- 3 Church (In Ruins) -- 103 Church (Quoad Sacra) -- 18 Chapel (Site of) -- 142 Clach nan Sgarbh -- 77 Clett -- 10 Cleat Skerry -- 139 Cnoc-breac -- 7 Cnoc a' Chatha -- 11 Cnoc Fuar -- 29 Cnoc a' Bhonnaich Beag -- 89 Cnoc a' Bhonnaich Mòr -- 89 Cnoc a' Chrochadaire -- 109 Cnoc a' Chruachain -- 130 Cnoc a' Sga' -- 118 Cnoc Feannaig -- 135 Cnoc an Tobair -- 48 Cnoc an t-Sithein -- 75 Cnoc Buidhe -- 50 Cnoc Beag -- 109 Cnoc Greshan -- 122 Cnoc Carrach -- 130 Cnoc Mòr -- 101
OS1/16/4/149						[Page] 149 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Cnoc Mòr -- 85 Cnoc Eoghainn -- 120 Cnoc na Cille -- 50 Cnoc na Caillich -- 119 Cnoc na h-Airidhe -- 126 Cnoc na Pairce -- 133 Cnoc nan Uan -- 113 Cnoc Satran -- 67 Cnocan Leathan -- 95 Colbost -- 91 Creag Ghlas -- 47 Creag a' Mhill -- 86 Creag Aodainn -- 74 Creag Dhubh -- 86 Creag Mhòr -- 107 Creag na Coille -- 92 Creag a' Mhadaidh-ruaidh -- 107 Creagan Bàn -- 118 Creagan Dearga -- 118 Cruach na Beinne -- 69 Crun a' Bhràghad -- 45 Druim a' Ghuail -- 94 Druim na Creige -- 101 Druim nan Sgarbh -- 68 Dùn (Site of) -- 117 Dùn (Site of) -- 137 Dùn -- 82 Dùn Boreraig -- 30 Dùn Colbost -- 77 Dùn Hallin -- 15 Dùn Neill -- 141 Dùn Osdale -- 108 Dunelireach -- 137 Dunvegan (In Ruins) -- 87 Dunvegan -- 88 Dunvegan Castle -- 105 Dunvegan Hotel -- 103 Dunvegan Pier -- 102 Duirinish -- 104 Eilean an Uallaich -- 96 Eilean Dubh Beag -- 77 Eilean Dubh -- 100 Eilean Glas -- 78 Eilean Gairbh -- 83 Eilean Grianal -- 83 Eilean Mòr -- 100 Eilean na h-Eigheach -- 96 Eilean Tràigh -- 78 Erd House -- 124 Fairfield Cottage -- 116 Fasach -- 72 Fasach House -- 39
OS1/16/4/150						[Page] 150 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Fasach Burn -- 63 Fairy Bridge -- 106 Feriniquarrie -- 61 Forse -- 134 Free Church -- 115 Galtrigill -- 23 Galtrigill Burn -- 25 Garay Island -- 93 Garrachan -- 109 Geo-Errachar -- 133 Geary -- 6 Gillen -- 14 Glebe -- 17 Glebe -- 110 Glaspheinn -- 59 Glen Dale -- 62 Glen Varsaig -- 125 Glen Osdale -- 114 Glas Bhuaile -- 127 Grave Yard -- 103 Grave Yard (Disused) -- 142 Greep -- 133 Gob na Hoe -- 31 Greep -- 1 Hamaramore -- 57 Hallin -- 13 Hamaraverin -- 66 Harlosh -- 138 Harlosh Island -- 143 Harlosh Point -- 143 Harlosh Skerry -- 143 Heribost -- 119 Holmisdal -- 72 Horneval -- 114 Husabost -- 51 Iaghairt -- 81 Kensalroag -- 120 Kilmuir -- 111 Kinloch -- 112 Knock Leinish -- 75 Knock Vatten -- 139 Lag nan Cnamh -- 46 Lag nan Tighean -- 12 Leinish -- 80 Leinish Bay -- 76 Lephin -- 71 Lephin Burn -- 70 Loch Bay -- 38 Lochbay House -- 39
OS1/16/4/151						[Page] 151 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Loch Caroy -- 125 Loch Dunvegan -- 102 Loch Varkasaig -- 136 Loch Erghallan -- 93 Loch Pooltiel -- 54 Loch Snizort -- 104 Loch Vatten -- 131 Loch na Faolinn -- 130 Lonmore -- 115 Lower Halistra -- 11 Lower Milovaig -- 53 Lusta -- 42 Lusta Burn -- 44 Manse -- 18 Manse -- 110 Manse -- 115 Meall Greepe -- 136 Meanish -- 57 Mingay Island -- 10 Na Fangan -- 98 Oans -- 39 Òb an Dùin -- 82 Òb Bolgach Naidheachd -- 97 Òb Dubh -- 97 Orbost -- 128 Orbost House -- 128 Orbost River -- 126 Osdale -- 104 Osdale Burn -- 104 Osdale River -- 114 Pool Roag -- 129 Pollosgan -- 54 Port Caigin -- 15 Post Office -- 40 Post Office -- 62 Post Office -- 106 Post Office -- 120 Risadal -- 53 Risadal Burn -- 55 River Hornival -- 114 Rosgill -- 121 Rosgill River -- 114 Rory More's Fall -- 106
OS1/16/4/152						[Page] 152 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Roag -- 9 Roag -- 131 Roag Island -- 138 Rudha Dubh -- 4 Rudha Maol -- 40 School -- 5 School -- 18 School -- 28 School -- 42 School -- 53 School -- 61 School -- 79 School -- 111 School -- 91 School -- 131 Scoval -- 36 Scornandaoine -- 54 Sgeir Dhubh -- 132 Sgeir Mhòr -- 55 Sgeir Bheag -- 55 Sgeir na Coille -- 90 Sgeir na Tràighe -- 78 Sgeir na h-Inghinn -- 83 Sgoir Beag -- 4 Sheader -- 23 Sheader Burn -- 22 Skinidin -- 108 Sròn na Falach -- 69 Stac na Bearta -- 99 St Congan's Chapel (Site of) -- 62 Stein -- 41 Stein Burn -- 42 Stromaskeir -- 139 Suardal (In Ruins) -- 81 The Manners Stone -- 22 The Little Minch -- 58 The Cottage -- 87 Totaig -- 80 Totaig Burn -- 75 Totahor -- 47 Totachocaire -- 87 Totaichean-dubha -- 113 Tràigh Bheag -- 98
OS1/16/4/153						[Page] 152 (NAME BOOK). INDEX Name of Objects -- Page Tràigh Bhàn -- 56 Trumpan -- 4 Tràigh Mhòr -- 98 Uamh an Tairbh -- 134 Uig -- 37 Uig River -- 36 Uiginish -- 95 Uiginish Bonnet -- 96 Uiginish Point -- 99 Upper Halistra -- 13 Upper Milovaig -- 66 Vaternish -- 16 Vatten -- 132 Vatten Bridge -- 121 Vatten Island -- 129 Varkasaig -- 135 Varkasaig River -- 125