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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
DÙN BEAG Dùn Beag Mr Munro.
Mr McLean.
Lauchlin MacKay.
007 This name applies to the ruins of what appears to have been a Danish Fort. It stood on a Craggy Knoll a short Distance the South of the district of Digg The walls were of great thickness but are now almost level with the ground. Captain Frasers property
BALMEANACH Balmeanach Mr. Munro.
Mr McLean.
Mr. Lauchlin MacKay.
007 This name applies to a small district on which there are three or four, croft houses, each, one storey in height, thatched, and in middling repair. Captain Frasers property.
KILMARUY Kilmaruy Buirial Ground (Disused) Mr. McLean.
Lauchlin MacKay.
Mr. Munro.
007 This name applies to an old Graveyard situated near the district of Balmeanach on Captain Frasers property
BURIAL GROUND (Disused) [Kilmaruy] Mr. McLean.
Lauchlin MacKay.
Mr. Munro.
007 This name applies to an old Graveyard situated near the district of Balmeanach on Captain Frasers property

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Isle of SKye -- Parish of Kilmuir

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Dùn Beag [Fort (Remains of) crossed out] Cancelled By Order John T. Hoban Ca [Civilian Assistant] 19. oct [october] 77
Dùn Beag [beg crossed out]

Kilmaruy Buirial Ground (Disused) It is not certain if there was ever a Church or Chapel here, Consequently the name has been written on plan in Stump. JTH And Burial ground to the Grave Yard. The place is locally Known by the nomenclature "Kilmaruy"

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