Nairnshire volume 01 | ScotlandsPlaces

Page	List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks	Continued entries/extra info	Transcriber's notes
OS1/22/1/1	BALMORE	Balmore Balmore Balmore Balmore	Rent Receipt Peter McDonald Tenant County Valuation Roll for 1866-7 Mr Stables. Factor	007	A farm House, and another dwelling house, one storey high, with offices attached, thatched, and in fair repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor
OS1/22/1/1	LOCH OF BOATH	Loch of Boath Loch of Boath Loch of Boath Loch of Boath	Mr Peter McDonald, Balmore Mr John Gordon Whitefold Mr Milne, BalmaKiver Mr Stables, Factor, Cawdor	007	A small loch surrounded by a young fir wood, and a short distance West of Balmore farm house. It is about a quarter of a mile in length, and about half that distance in width. It is on the Earl of Cawdor's property
OS1/22/1/1	WHITEFOLD	Whitefold Whitefold Whitefold Whitefold	Rent Receipt Mr John Gordon, Tenant Mr McDonald, Balmore Mr Stables, Factor	007	A farm house one storey high, with suitable offices attached, the whole thatched and in good state of repair. The Earl of Cawdor proprietor
OS1/22/1/1						[page] 1 County of Nairn -- Sheet 7 Trace 6, -- Cawdor Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/2	HIGHLAND BOATH	Highland Boath	William Alexander Stables Esq. Factor Revd. [Reverend] William McPherson, Cawdor Mr. Macnaughton, Cawdor	007 ; 008	This name is applied to a small agricultural district about five miles south east of Cawdor. The property of the Earl of Cawdor
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OS1/22/1/3	BRAEVALL	Braevall Braevall Braevall	Mr Stables Estate Plan, Lachlan McDonald Tent. [Tenant]	007	A small dwelling house one storey high with outhouses attached, thatched and in middling repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor
OS1/22/1/3	SLIABHGHERARIE	Sliabhgherarie Sliabhgherarie Sliabhgherarie	Rent Reciept Mr Stables, Factor Peter Grant	007	A small farm house, one storey high, with byres barns & stabling attached, the whole thatched and only in middling state of repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor
OS1/22/1/3						[page] 3 County of Nairn -- Cawdor Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/3							Braevall - written beneath this entry on original page - on 1/2500
OS1/22/1/4	REHIRAN	Rehiran Rehiran Rehiran	Mr Stables Factor James McIntosh Tenant Estate Plan	007	A large farm house two storeys high with suitable offices attached, the whole slates and in good repair. It is on the Holme estate
OS1/22/1/4	WESTER BAREVAN	Wester Barevan Wester Barevan Wester Barevan	Rent Reciept Mr Stables Estate Plan	007	A farm house one storey high with offices attached the former slated and in excellent repair the latter thatched and also in good repair --- Rose Esq of Holme proprietor
OS1/22/1/4						[page] 4 County of Nairn -- Cawdor Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/4							Allt Dearg - on original page but has been crossed out, note written beneath this entry - For this name see 1/2500 name book p. 13 [Initials] Wester Barevan - note written beneath this entry on original page - On 1/2500 Plan Rehiran - note written beneath this entry on original page - On 1/2500 Plan
OS1/22/1/5	CAOCHAN DIR NA LAIR	Caochan Dir na Lair Caochan Dir na Lair Caochan Dir na Lair	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr John Macnaughton Schoolmaster Cawdor Mr Hugh McBean Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	007	This name is applied to a considerable stream rising (and formed by two head streams) on the north side of Carn Sgùman and flowing into Allt na Leacainn nearly parallel to Caochan a'Bhothain Duibh. It means "Rivulet of the Mare's Bog" "Du" being a provincialism for Bog.
OS1/22/1/5						[page] 5 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/5							Caochan a'Bhothain Duibh - in descriptive remarks the word Duibh has been circled and a note reads - The correct spelling with out the letter _h and ought not be aspirated after - n -
OS1/22/1/6	ALLT NA LEACAINN	Allt na Leacainn Allt na Leacainn Allt na Leacainn	Revd [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	007	Signifying Stream of the Shelvey Ground, is applied to a burn having its source on the east side of Carn a' Crasgie and flowing into the Muckle Burn at Highland Boath.
OS1/22/1/6	CAOCHAN A' BHOTHAIN DUIBH	Caochan a'Bhothain Dhuibh Caochan a'Bhothain Dhuibh Caochan a'Bhothain Dhuibh	Revd [Reverend] Mr McPherson Cawdor Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLeod Ardclach Mr Hugh Macnaughton Schoolmaster Cawdor	007	This name means "Rivulet of the Black Bothy" it applies to an inconsiderable stream flowing from the north face of Carn Sgùman into Allt na Leacainn
OS1/22/1/6						[page] 6 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/6							Caochan a'Bhothain Dhuibh - written beneath this entry on original page - see page 5
OS1/22/1/7	ALLT DUBH	Allt Dubh Allt Dubh Allt Dubh	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	007	A small stream rising south of westward of Dalchcharn and turning into Allt Dearg a short distance north of that farm. It means " Black Stream"
OS1/22/1/7	ALLT NA H-ATHAIS	Allt na h-Athais Allt na h-Athais Allt na h-Athais	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron Dalcharn	006 ; 007 ; 009	This name is applied to a considerable stream which rises on the north east side of Beinn Bhuidhe, forms the boundary for about 2 miles between the parishes of Cawdor and Croy and Dalcross, and falls into Allt Dearg near the farm od Dalcharn. It means the "Stream of a place of Ease" or "Stopping place"
OS1/22/1/7						[page] 7 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/8	ALLT CHOIRE ODHAIR	Allt Choire Odhair Allt Choire Odhair Allt Choire Odhair	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Cawdor Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron Dalcharn	007	This name is applied to a stream about ¾ of a mile long running into Allt na Athais. It means "Burn of the Dun Corry"
OS1/22/1/8	ALLT DEARG	Allt Dearg Allt Dearg Allt Dearg	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLeod Ardclach Mr John Macnaughton Schoolmaster, Cawdor	007 ; 010 ; 005	Is applied to a very considerable stream formed by the confluence of Meur Mhinn and Meur Garbh. At the farm of Dalcharn it receives Allt na Athais and Allt Dubh. It means " Red Burn"
OS1/22/1/8						[page] 8 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/8							Allt Dearg - crossed out on original page - note beneath reads - This name to be retained [Initialled]
OS1/22/1/9	ALLT CREAG A' CHAIT	Allt Creag a'Chait Allt Creag a'Chait Allt Creag a'Chait	Revd [Reverend] Mr McPherson Cawdor Revd [Reverend] Mr McLeod Ardclach Mr John Macnaughton Schoolmaster, Cawdor	007 ; 010	This name which signifies "Burn of Cat's Craig" is applied to a pretty considerable stream rising at the north side of Càrn nan tri-tighearnan and in conjunction with one or two other streams forming the source of Riereach Burn.
OS1/22/1/9	CAOCHAN NAN SEANGAN			007
OS1/22/1/9	CAOCHAN NAN SEANGAN	Coachan nan Seangan Coachan nan Seangan Coachan nan Seangan	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Mr. McBean, Gamekeeper,	007 ; 005	This name is applied to a small stream flowing into Riereach Burn nearly where that burn is joined by Allt an Iomall . It means "Stream" or "Stripe of the Ants".
OS1/22/1/9						[page] 9 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/10	ALLT AN IOMAILL	Allt an Iomaill Allt an Iomaill Allt an Iomaill	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr John McLeod Mr. Hugh McBean Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	007	This name applies to a stream rising on the moor about one mile south west of Creag an Daimh and flowing into Riereach Burn in a north easterly direction. It means "Border or outside Stream"
OS1/22/1/10	CREAG AN DAIMH	Creag an Daimh Creag an Daimh Creag an Daimh	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Ardclach Mr John Macnaughton Schoolmaster, Cawdor	007 ; 013	This name is given to a rocky hill on the westside of the head of Riereach Burn. It means the "Ox's Craig"
OS1/22/1/10						[page] 10 County of Nairn
OS1/22/1/10							Creag an Daimh - note written in Situation column - Trace 5 On the Boundary between the parishes of Cawdor Allt an Iomaill - note written in Situation column - Sheet 7 Trace 5 In the parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/11	CARN A' CHRASGAICH	Càrn a' Chrasgie Càrn a' Chrasgie Càrn a' Chrasgie	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr .Hugh McBean	007	This name is applied to a large hill on the Cawdor estate. It means "Grassways Cairn or Hill"
OS1/22/1/11	CARN MAOL	Càrn Maol Càrn Maol Càrn Maol	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	007	This name applies to a prominent hill situated about a mile westward of highland Boath. It means "Bald Cairn or Hill"
OS1/22/1/11	CNOCAN LETH NA SLIGHE	Cnocan Leth na Slighe Cnocan Leth na Slighe Cnocan Leth na Slighe	William Alexander Stables Esq. Factor Cawdor Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Mackenzie Mr .E. Murray	007	A small hillock situated on the side of the road leading from Cawdor to the Streens between the sixth and seventh milestone from Cawdor.It signfies the Halfway Hillock.
OS1/22/1/11						[page] 11 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor and Ardclach
OS1/22/1/11							Càrn Maol - note written in Situation column - Trace 6 In the parish of Cawdor - Càrn a' Chrasgie - note written in Situation column - Sheet 7 Trace. On the boundary between the parishes of Cawdor and Ardclach. Càrn a' Chrasgie - in List of names as written column the last three letters of the name have been crossed out and gaich ? written above.
OS1/22/1/12	CAOCHAN POLL NAN GABHAR	Caochan Poll nan Gabhar	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Ardclach Mr. Hugh McBean Gamekeeper, Drynachan Lodge	007	A small stream rising about a mile eastward [of] Creag an Daimh and flowi[ng] north easterly. It means the "Rivulet of the Goat's Pool"
OS1/22/1/12	CAOCHAN A' GHAID	Caochan a' Ghaid Caochan a' Ghaid Caochan a' Ghaid	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McBean Mr. John Macnaugton	007	This name is applied to a stream flowing north easterly from the west side of Càrn a' Chrasgie and together with another stream running south and parallel to Càrn Maol forms the source of the Muckle Burn. It means the stream of th[e] "Twisted Twigs"
OS1/22/1/12						[Page] 12 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/13	BURIAL GROUND [Glenferness House]	Burial Ground (Private)	Mr Leslie, Drumlochan	008	Situated on an eminence north ward of Glenferness House. It is used exclusively by the family - Mr. Dougall - proprietor.
OS1/22/1/13	COSE	Cose Cose Cose	William Alexander Stables Esq Factor Cawdor Castle Mr. John Campbell tenant Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Cawdor	007	A very small farmhouse having attached the usual accommodation, situated westward of Highland Boath. Property of the Earl of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/13	DALCHARN	Dalcharn Dalcharn Dalcharn	William Alexander Stables Esq Mr. Alexander McBean tenant Mr. Alexander Cameron, Gamekeeper, Dalcharn	007	This name is applied to a considerable farm steading and dwellinghouse, the former is partly slated and partly thatched, the latter is thatched, bothin fair condition. Property of Mr. Davidson, Cantray.
OS1/22/1/13						[page] 13 County of Nairn
OS1/22/1/13							Cose - note in situation column - In the Ph. [Parish] of Ardclach
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OS1/22/1/15	BLACKFOLD	Blackfold Blackfold Blackfold Blackfold	Mr Milne, Balmakiver Mr McDonald, Newlands of Balmakiver Mr Gordon Whitefold Mr Stables Factor	008	Two cottar houses one storey high thatched, and in bad repair, The are attached to the Balmackiver farm, and for the use of the hired servants
OS1/22/1/15	RUMACHROY	Rumachroy Rumachroy Rumachroy Rumachroy Rumachroy	Rent Receipt Lease Mr Fraser, a tenant Val [Valuation] Roll 1866-7 Mr Stables, Factor Cawdor Castle, Cawdor	008	This name applies to two small farm houses, one storey high, with stables, barns byres etc. all thatched and in fair state of repair. The one nearest the Muckle Burn is on the Cawdor Property, and the other on the Lethen Estate
OS1/22/1/15						[page] 15 County of Nairn -- Ardclach Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/16	BALMACKIVER	Balmackiver Balmackiver Balmackiver Balmackiver	Rent Receipt Mr Donald Milne Tenant Mr Gordon, Whiteford Mr Stables Factor	008	A farm house one storey high, with numerous offices near, all thatched and only in middling repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor
OS1/22/1/16	BOATH BRIDGE	Boath Bridge Boath Bridge Boath Bridge Boath Bridge	Mr Gordon, Whiteford Mr Milne Balmakiver Mr McDonald, Balmore Mr Stables, Factor	008	A small one arched bridge across the Muckle Burn, and on the military old road, from Dulsie Bridge to Cawdor, and distant about 5 miles from Cawdor, and 4 miles from Dulsie Bridge. This is not a County Bridge
OS1/22/1/16	NEWLANDS OF BALMACKIVER	Newlands of Balmackiver Newlands of Balmackiver Newlands of Balmackiver Newlands of Balmackiver	Rent Receipt, & Lease Mr McDonald, Tenant Val. [Valuation] Roll 1866-7 Mr Stables, Factor, Cawdor	008	A crofters dwelling house one storey high with offices attached, thatched and in fair repair. The Earl of Cawdor, Proprietor
OS1/22/1/16						[page] 16 County of Nairn -- Cawdor Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/16							Boath Bridge - written beneath this entry on original page - Stamp
OS1/22/1/17	CARN NA CAILLICH	Càrn na Caillich Càrn na Caillich Càrn na Caillich	Mr Harrold, Bridge of Dulsie Mr Fraser, Rumachory Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson, Cawdor	008	This name is applied to a conspicuous hill situated about one mile to the S.E. of the Bridge of Boath. and about one and a half miles N.W. of the of the Bridge of Dulsie. It is a gaelic word which signifies the "Old Woman's Cairn"
OS1/22/1/17	RED BURN	Red Burn Red Burn Red Burn	Mr Fraser Rumachory Mr McKilligan Achagour Mr Kineard Rumachory	008	A mountain stream, which rises abour half a mile to the East of Mr Fraser of Rumachory, and falls in a northern direction generally until it enters the Lethen Burn, about a mile or so from Balivat
OS1/22/1/17						[page] 17 County of Nairn -- Ardclach Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/17							Red Burn - This name is written on margin of Sheet 8. and will be written Centrical on 1/2500 work Ph. [Parish] Ardclach [Initialied]
OS1/22/1/18	TOM NAM MEANN	Tom nam Meann Tom nam Meann Tom nam Meann	Mr Harrold Bridge of Dulsie Mr Fraser, Rumachory Revd [Reverend] Mr. McLeod, Ardclach	008	This name is applied to a small but prominent knowe all cultivated, and lying about a quarter of a mile N W [North West] from Dulsie Bridge It is a gaelic name, and signifies "Kids' Knoll"
OS1/22/1/18						[Page] 18 County of Nairn -- Ardclach Ph. [Parish] Carn na monie [scored out] not of sufficient importance to be shewn on the ordnance Plans. J. Clegg Lce. Corpl. R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers]
OS1/22/1/19	GLENFERNESS HOUSE	Glenferness House Glenferness House Glenferness House	Mr .Dougall Proprietor William Grigor Esq. Elgin Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Mackenzie, Ardclach	008	Is a very handsome edifice beautifully situated on the S. east side of the River Findhorn about two miles south west from Ardclach Parish Church. The Proprietor has recently erected a private cemetery within the grounds. It is situated on the hill directly north of the mansion. The gardens which are commodious and well laid out are convenient to the house, also the offices
OS1/22/1/19	PRINCESS' STONE (Sculptured)	Princess' Stone (Sculpture) Princess' Stone (Sculpture) Princess' Stone (Sculpture)	Rev: [Reverend] Mr Mackenzie Mr. McPherson Glenferness Mr. Leslie, Drumlochan	008	The Following extract is taken from the New Statistical Account:- There is a curious obelisk, situated in a haugh on Glenfairness, on the river side, and about a mile below the old bridge of Dulcie. Characters somewhat similar to those on Sueno's Pillar, near Forres, are sculptured on it, but it is scarcely half the height of the Forres obelisk. The sculpture is nearly the same on both turn over
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OS1/22/1/19							The remarks on the Princess Stone go over the page, the notes on the stone come from page 31/32 Ardclach Parish Nairnshire New Statistical Account
OS1/22/1/20	BALLENTORE	Ballentore Ballentore Ballentore	William Grigor Esq Elgin Valuation Roll 1867-8 Rev: [Reverend] Mr Mackenzie Ardclach	008	This place consists of a farm dwelling cothouse and offices. One storey high respectively. Property of Mr Dougall. Glenferness
OS1/22/1/20						[page] 20 [continued] sides of the stone, but in the lowest compartment on one of them are two figures, seemingly in the Highland dress, and in the attitude of embrace. There is no tace of any writing, and tradition describes it to be a memorial of the unhappy fate of a Celtic princess, who eloped with a Danish lover, and was pursued to the birch-covered hill, called the Doune of Dunearn, on the verge of the Findhorn, from which, to avoid their pursuers, they precipitated themselves into the river, and perished together.
OS1/22/1/21	CHURCH [parish]	Church Church Church	Revd. [Reverend] C McKenzie Manse, Ardclach County Val. [Valuation] Roll 1866-7 Mr Harrold Bridge of Dulsie	008	A large building, 2 storeys high, in a good repair, and situated on the W. side of River Findhorn, and about a quarter of a mile South of the Manse. It is seated to contain, about 500 hearers. It was built in 1626.
OS1/22/1/21	DALNAHEIGLISH	Dalnaheigish Dalnaheigish Dalnaheigish	Rent Reciept Mr Griggor, Factor Elgin County Val: Roll	008	A farm house one storey high, with offices attached thatched and in a fair state of repair John Dougall Esq Glenferness Ho. [House] proprietor
OS1/22/1/21	DALTRA	Daltra Daltra Daltra	Rent Reciept John Rose, Tenant Val Roll - 1866-7	008	A newly built farm house two storeys high, with offices attached, the former slated and in excellent condition the latter thatched, and in fair repair. It is on the Lethen Estate.
OS1/22/1/21						[page] 21 County of Nairn -- Ardclach Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/22	ACHNABECHAN	Achnabechan Achnabechan Achnabechan	William Grigor, Factor, Elgin. Mr. Dougall, Proprietor. Mr. Leslie, Drumlochan	008	A farm house one storey high, with offices attached thatched and in fair repair the property of J Dougall Esqr
OS1/22/1/22	DRUMMORE	Drummore Drummore Drummore	Mr McQueen Forester, Mr Grigor, Factor, County Val. [Valuation] Roll 1866-7	008	A row of cottar houses one storey high thatched and in good condition They are on the Glenferness property
OS1/22/1/22	FERNESS MAINS	Ferness Mains Ferness Mains Ferness Mains	Rent Receipt. Mr Grigor, Factor, Elgin County Val [Valuation] Roll 1866-7	008	A large farm house two storey high with spacious offices attached, the whole slated and in excellent repair, J Dougal Esqr Glenferness proprietor
OS1/22/1/22						[page] 22 County of Nairn -- Ph. [Parish] of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/23	BOTNAMAIN	Botnamain Botnamain Botnamain	Rent Receipt Mr Greggor Factor County Valuation Roll	008	A crofters house one storey high, with stabling barns, byres etc all thatched and in fair condition On Glenferness Estate.
OS1/22/1/23	CARN DUBHAIDH	Càrn Dubhaidh Càrn Dubhaidh Càrn Dubhaidh	Mr Hardie, Ferness Village Mr McIntosh Botnamain Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson, Cawdor	008	A small low hill, covered with heathy pasture, and lying on the North side of the road leading from Nairn to Grantown, and about one and a half miles from Ferness village. It is a gaelic word which signifies "Blackening Hill or Cairn"
OS1/22/1/23	TOMNARROCH	Tomnarroch Tomnarroch Tomnarroch	Mr Grigor Factor Elgin Rent Reciept County Val: [Valuvation] Roll for 1866-7	008	A farm house, one storey high, with offices attached; the whole thatched, and in fair repair, J. Dougall Esq of Glenferness House proprietor
OS1/22/1/23						[page] 23 County of Nairn -- 6 Inch Sheet 8, -- Ardclach Ph. [Parish]
OS1/22/1/24	FERNESS	Ferness Ferness Ferness	Mr Grigor, Factor Mr McQueen, Forester County Val: [Valuation] Roll from 1866-7	008	This name applies to a row of houses eight in number, and all one storey high, the one-half of which are slated and the other thatched; they are all in an excellent state of repair. It lies in a northern direction from Grantown. S W from Forres and S.E. from Nairn, and is nearly equidistant from each of these places. It is on the Glenferness Estate
OS1/22/1/24	POST OFFICE [Ferness]	Post Office Post Office Post Office	Mr Falconer, Tenant Mr Greggor, Factor Mr. McQueen, Forester, Daless	008	A house in Ferness village one storey high thatched, and in good repair. It is a minor Post Office having one delivery and one despatch daily, and subject to Forres despatch in winter 8 Am Summer 6 Am. delivery 7.35 Pm throughout the year
OS1/22/1/24						[page] 24 County of Nairn -- 6 Inch Sheet 8, -- Ardclach Ph, [Parish]
OS1/22/1/25	SCHOOL [Ferness]	School School School	Mr Leslie, Drumlochan Mr. Hardy, Ferness Mr. McIntosh, Score Ferness	008	The object to which this word is written is situated in the village of Ferness. It receives some assistance from Government as also from the Proprietor, Mr. Dougall. The building is commodious neat and well built with teacher's residence ajacent.
OS1/22/1/25	STRIPE OF LITLE LYNE	Stripe of Little Lyne Stripe of Little Lyne	Mr. McIntosh, Score, Ferness Mr. Hardy, Ferness	008	This name is applied to a small stream rising at Botnamain and flowing through the farm to which it owes its name.
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OS1/22/1/26	STRIPE OF MUCKLE LYNE	Stripe of Muckle Lyne Stripe of Muckle Lyne	Mr. McIntosh, Score, Ferness Mr. Hardy, Ferness	008	This stream has its source at the north base of Carn Dubhaidh whence it flows in a north direction through the farm from which it derives its name.
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OS1/22/1/27	ALLT AIREIMH	Allt Aireimh Allt Aireimh Allt Aireimh	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor. Mr. Macnaughton Schoolmaster Cawdor Mr. H. McBean Gamekeeper, Drynachan Lodge	008	This name applies to a stream running into the River Findhorn ½ mile northwest of Glenferness Ho. [House]. It means "Stream of Number", probably from the circumstance of the great number of its tributaries.
OS1/22/1/27	CAOCHAN A' BHODAICH	Caochan à Bhodaích Caochan à Bhodaích Caochan à Bhodaich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. H. McBean	008	Applies to a small stream cutting the road acutely which leads from Bridge of Dulsie to Nairn at a point nearly due west of Glenferness Ho. [House] and falling into the River Findhorn. Meaning "Rivulet of the Old Man" or "Spectre"
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OS1/22/1/27							Tomnarroch Burn - wrong page shown on index. See page 29.
OS1/22/1/28	ALLT AN T-SITHEIN	Allt an t-Sithein	Mr. Macnaughton, Schoolmaster, Cawdor Mr. H. McBean Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	008	This name is applied to a stream nearly a mile long running into the Muckle Burn in a north easterly dire[ction] opposite "Blackfold." It mea[ns]"Stream" of the Fairies
OS1/22/1/28	DROCHAID AN T-SITHEIN	Drochaid an t-Sithein	Mr. Macnaughton Mr. H. McBean	008	This name is applied to a small old bridge on General Wade's Old Milita[ry] Road over the above stream. It means "Bridge" of the Fairies
OS1/22/1/28						[page] 28 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/28							Drochaid an t-Sithein - note on page: This is not a County Bridge
OS1/22/1/29	TOMNARROCH BURN	Tomnarroch Burn Tomnarroch Burn Tomnarroch Burn	William Grigor Esq., Elgin, Mr. Dougall Glenferness Ho. [House], Mr. Leslie, Drumlochan	008 ; 011	A considerable stream rising at the farm of Rearple, about a mile westward of Carn Dubhaidh, flowing in a northerly course close by the farmhouse from which it derives its name and ultimately falling into the River Findhorn, at a point ½ a mile east from the parish church.
OS1/22/1/29	ALLT RUITHE MOIRE	Allt Ruithe Moire Allt Ruithe Moire Allt Ruithe Moire	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson, Cawdor. Mr. Macnaughton, Cawdor Mr. Alexander Cameron, Dalcharn	006 ; 009	This name is applied to a rapid mountain stream rising in the county of Inverness and for a short distance serving as a boundary between that county and Nairn. When the stream reaches the level ground its name is singly Allt [--]
OS1/22/1/29						[page] 29 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach [Allt Ruithe Moire] "Burn of the Great Rushing"
OS1/22/1/29							1. Tomnarroch Burn - listed on original page but not on table 2. Allt Ruithe Moire - unable to transcribe last line on page
OS1/22/1/30	CARN ODHAR	Carn Odhar Carn Odhar Carn Odhar	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	010	This name is applied to a high hill standing 1½ mile due north of Carn nan tri-tighearnan and immediately north of the sources of the streams - Meur Garble and Allt Creag à Chait. It means the "Dun Hill" or "Cairn".
OS1/22/1/30	CAIRN OF KINCRAIG	Cairn of Kincraig Cairn of Kincraig	Mr. Hugh McBean, Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge Mr. McQueen, Daless	010	This name is applied to a considerable mountain situated on the west side of [the] River Findhorn at the south of the County. The boundary between this county and Inver[ness] passes over it. The Earl of Cawdor is the propri[etor] of the portion in Nairnshire.
OS1/22/1/30						[page] 30 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/31	ALLT CROMACHAN	Allt Cromachan Allt Cromachan Allt Cromachan	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Mr. Macnaughton Schoolmaster Cawdor Mr. Alexander Cameron, Dalcharn	006 ; 009	This name is applied to a stream rising westward of Carn Dubh Beag and flowing in a northerly direction until its junction with the Hollow Burn whence to its junction with the River Nairn it is known by two other names It means "Stream of the Crook"
OS1/22/1/31	ALLT CARN A' GHRANTAICH	Allt Càrn à Ghrantaich Allt Càrn à Ghrantaich Allt Càrn à Ghrantaich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	006 ; 009	Rises immediately to the south of Beinn Bhuidhe Bheag, around whose south and west sides it flows, and falls into the same stream as Allt Cromachan. It means "Stream of Grant's Cairn"
OS1/22/1/31						[page] 31 County of Nairn -- Parish of Croy & Dalcross
OS1/22/1/32	BEINN NA BUCHANICH	Beinn na Buchanich Beinn na Buchanich Beinn na Buchanich Beinn na Buchanich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor. Mr. John McBean, Cawdor Mr. Alexander Cameron, Dalcharn. A. Mackintosh Esqr. of Mackintosh Moy Hall, by Inverness	009	This name is applied to a hill on the boundary between the Counties of Nairn and Inverness. Name signified "Buchans Hill"
OS1/22/1/32	CREAGAN GLAS	Creagan Glas Creagan Glas Creagan Glas	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	009	This name which signifies "Small Grey Craig" is applied to a small hill north of Beinn na Bhuchanach
OS1/22/1/32						[page] 32 County of Nairn -- Ph. [Parish] of Croy and Dalcross
OS1/22/1/32							The entry for Allt Ruithe Mor has been crossed out on original page - note states- Cancelled See page 29
OS1/22/1/33	CARN DUBH MOR	Càrn Dubh Mòr Càrn Dubh Mòr Càrn Dubh Mòr	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	009 ; 010	This name is applied to a prominent hill on the co [county] boundary south east of Beinn Bhuidhe Mhor and directly west of and about ½ mile from Carn Dearg. It means "Large Black Cairn"
OS1/22/1/33	CARN A' CHOIR ODHAIR	Càrn a' Choir Odhair Càrn a' Choir Odhair Càrn a' Choir Odhair	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	009 ; 010	Is applied to a very high hill about a mile east of Beinn Bhuidhe Bheag. It signifies "Cairn of the Dun-Hollow"
OS1/22/1/33	DALRIACH BURN	Dalriach Burn Dalriach Burn Dalriach Burn	Mr. John McBean Mr. Hugh McBean Mr. Alexander Cameron	009	A considerabe stream rising between Beinn Bhuidhe Mhor & Cairn Dubh Mor; forming the co [county] boundary for a mile and untimately falling into the Loch of Moy.
OS1/22/1/33						[page] 33 County of Nairn -- Ph. [Parish] of Croy & Dalcross
OS1/22/1/34	BEINN BHUIDHE MHOR	Beinn Bhuidhe Mhor	Revd. [Reverend} Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron Dalcharn	009	This name is applied to a very large hill situated a few miles southward of the River Nairn from Clava. It means the "Large Yellow Mountain"
OS1/22/1/34	BEINN BHUIDGE BHEAG	Beinn Bhuidhe Bheag	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	006 ; 009	Situated directly north of, and about a mile from, Beinn Bhuidhe Mhor. Signification "Small Yellow Mountain"
OS1/22/1/34	CARN DUBH BEAG	Càrn Dubh Beag Càrn Dubh Beag Càrn Dubh Beag	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. Alexander Cameron	009	This name is given to a prominence on the west side of Ben Bhuidhe Mhor. It means the "Small Black Cairn"
OS1/22/1/34						[page] 34 County of Nairn -- Parish of Croy and Dalcross
OS1/22/1/35	CARN NA SGUABAICH	Càrn na Sguabaich Càrn na Sguabaich Càrn na Sguabaich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Ardclach Revd. Mr. McPherson Cawdor, Mr. H. McBean Gamekeeper Dryachan Lodge	010	This name is given to a large hill south of Carn a' Bhothain and east of Carn Mòr. It signified "Hill or Cairn of the Besom".
OS1/22/1/35	CAOCHAN A' GHAILL	Caochan a' Ghaill Caochan a' Ghaill Caochan a' Ghaill	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	A very small but rapid torrent rising on the east side of and falling into the River Findhorn. Meaning "The Lowander's Rivulet". It is also the ph [parish] Bdy [boundary] between the phs [parishes] of Croy and Dalarossie and Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/35	ALLT A' CHOIRE	Allt a' Choire Allt a' Choire Allt a' Choire	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	A small stream rising on the east side of Carn Mor rushing down steep precipices and between immense banks of red clay and eventually falling into the Findhorn. It means "Stream of the Circular Hollow"
OS1/22/1/35						[page] 35 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/36	CARN A' BHOTHAIN	Càrn a' Bhothain Càrn a' Bhothain Càrn a' Bhothain	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod, Ardclach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson, Cawdor Mr. H. McBean, Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	010	This name applies to large hill on the opposite side of Findhorn from, and about a mile south east Drynachan Lodge. Significat[ion] "Cairn on Hill of the Bothy."
OS1/22/1/36	ALLT A' BHREABADAIR	Allt a' Bhreadbadair Allt a' Bhreadbadair Allt a' Bhreadbadair	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name applies to a rapid stream rising at Ca[rn] na Sguabaich flowing northerly and entering the River Findhorn nearly opposite Balnaclach. Signification "Stream of the Weaver".
OS1/22/1/36						[page] 36 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/37	ALLT AN T-SLUGAIN BHIG	Allt an t-Slugain Bhig	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	An inconsiderable stream running into Allt an t-Slugain Mhoir in an easterly direction. It signifies "Stream of the Small Mouth".
OS1/22/1/37	GLAC BUIDHE	Glac Buidhe Glac Buidhe Glac Buidhe	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a hollow through which Allt an t-Slugain Mhoir. Signification "Yellow Pass".
OS1/22/1/37	CREAG PHADRUIG	Creag Phadruig Creag Phadruig Creag Phadruig	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name signifying "Patrick's Craig" is applied to a ridge sloping towards the west bank of the Findhorn between Drynachan Burn and Allt Breac.
OS1/22/1/37						[page] 37 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/37							Creag Phadruig - descriptive remarks "Peter's Craig" - Peter's has been circled and marked as Partrick's - have used Patrick's in transcription
OS1/22/1/38	LOCH WINTER	Loch Winter Loch Winter Loch Winter	Mr. Alexander Stables Esqr. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is applied to a small pool situated eastward of Carn na Sguabaich, on the Earl of Cawdor's property.
OS1/22/1/38	ALLT AN T-SLUGAIN MHOIR	Allt an t-Slugain Mhòir	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Ardclach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Mr. H. McBean Drynachan Lodge	010	This name applies to a considerable stream rising near the water shed which serves to divide this county from that of Inverness, flowing north-easterly until joined by Allt an t-Slugain Bhig, thence due east through Glac Buidhe to its junction with Allt Carn an t-Sean Liathanaich with which it forms Rhilean Burn. Meaning "Stream of the Large Mouth".
OS1/22/1/38						[page] 38 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/39	CAOCHAN CÀRN A' MHÀIS LEATHAIN	Caochan Càrn a' Mhais Leathain Caochan Càrn a' Mhais Leathain	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton	010	This name is applied to a very small stream rising in Coire Odhar Beag and flowing into Allt Cárn a' Mhais Leathann. It means "Rivulet of the Cairn of the Broad Bottom".
OS1/22/1/39	MEUR TUATH	Meur Tuath Meur Tuath Meur Tuath	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh Macbean	010	This name is applied to a small stream running into Allt Carn a' Mhais Leathann. It signifies "North Branch".
OS1/22/1/39						[page] 39 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/39							Caochan Càrn a' Mhais Leathain - Leathain has been circled and note reads Leathain better also one - n Mhàis circled with note accent wanted
OS1/22/1/40	MEUR MEADHONACH	Meur Meadhonach Meur Meadhonach Meur Meadhonach	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name applies to a small rivulet rising at the north side of Carn an Uilt Bhric and flowing into Dry[nachan] Burn. It means the "Middle Branch"
OS1/22/1/40	MEUR BHEÒIL	Meur Bheòil Meur Bheòil Meur Bheòil	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	A small stream flowing from the top of Carn an Uilt Bhric into Drynachan burn. It forms in union with Me[ur] Meadhonach the source of that stream. It means "Branch of the mouth or Opening".
OS1/22/1/40						[page] 40 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/41	CARN A' MHAIS LEATHAIN	Càrn a' Mhais Leathain Càrn a' Mhais Leathain Càrn a' Mhais Leathain	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLeod, Ardclach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Mr. H. McBean Drynachan Lodge	010	Is applied to a large hill on the west side of the Streens and on the Earl of Cawdor Estate, meaning "Broad Bottom Cairn"
OS1/22/1/41	CAOCHAN NA FEITHE-SEILICH	Caochan na Feithe-Seilich Caochan na Feithe-Seilich Caochan na Feithe-Seilich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a small stream of considerable length, rising at the north side of Carn a' Mhais Leathann, flowing in a north easterly course, and together with another stream, forming the source of Carnoch Burn. Meaning "Rivulet of the Willow or Sallow"
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OS1/22/1/42	STREENS	Streens Streens Streens	William Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name applies to a deep, narrow glen, through which the River Findhorn flows, situated a[t] the south of this county. There is a number of small farms in the district, there is also a shooting-lodge and a corn-mi[ll] in the glen. The whole the property of the Earl of Cawd[or.]
OS1/22/1/42	COIRE ODHAR BEAG	Coire Odhar Beag Coire Odhar Beag Coire Odhar Beag	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This word signifying the "Small Dun Hollow" is applied to a depression on the south west side of Carn a' Mhais Leathann Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/42						[page] 42 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/42							Streens - written beneath this entry in 1st column - Stump
OS1/22/1/43	CAOCHAN AMAIR	Caochan Amair Caochan Amair Caochan Amair	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Mr. John Macnaughton Schoolmaster Cawdor Mr. Hugh McBean Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	010	This name is applied to a very small stream rising north west of Creag Phadruig and flowing into Drynachan Burn. It means "Rivulet of the Trough"
OS1/22/1/43	SHEALEAT	Shealeat Shealeat Shealeat	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh Macbean	010	This name applies to a hill situated about 1½ mile north of Drynachan Lodge and about ½ that distance west of Carn Sguman. The meaning is not known.
OS1/22/1/43						[page] 43 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/44	CARN SGUMAIN	Càrn Sgùmain Càrn Sgùmain Càrn Sgùmain	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is applied to a very large hill on the north bank of the River Findhorn, at the east end of the Streens. The meaning of the word Sgùman is not known to the authorities.
OS1/22/1/44	AN SGOR	An Sgòr An Sgòr An Sgòr	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This word applies to a rocky "promonotry" hence the name - between Carn Mòr and Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe, in the neighbourhood of the Streens Means the Sharp Rock.
OS1/22/1/44						[page] 44 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/45	CAOCHAN NA CRICHE	Caochan na Criche Caochan na Criche Caochan na Criche	Revd [Reverend] Mr McLeod, Ardclach, Revd [Reverend] Mr. McPherson, Cawdor, Mr. H. McBean, Gamekeeper, Drynachan Lodge	010	A very small stream running into the Findhorn near Creag an Fhithich, in a southern direction, meaning "March Stripe".
OS1/22/1/45	CARNOCH	Carnoch Carnoch Carnoch	William Alexander Stables Esq. Mr. H. McBean Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson	010	This name is given to a farmhouse and steading in the "Streens" on the Earl of Cawdor's property.
OS1/22/1/45	CARNOCH BURN	Carnoch Burn Carnoch Burn Carnoch Burn	William Alexander Stables Esq. Mr. H. McBean Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson	007 ; 010	This is a considerable mountain stream having its source on a large moor district north of the Streens, flowing in a southerly direction into the River Findhorn near the farmhouse from which it derives its name.
OS1/22/1/45						[page] 45 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/46	DRYNACHAN LODGE	Drynachan Lodge Drynachan Lodge Drynachan Lodge	William Alexander Stables Esq. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	A large and handsome building situated on the north bank of the River Findhorn in the Streens used by the Earl of Cawdor as a shooting-lodge. The usual complement of offices are attached.
OS1/22/1/46	DRYNACHAN MILL (Corn)	Drynachan Mill (Corn) Drynachan Mill (Corn) Drynachan Mill (Corn)	William Alexander Stables Esq. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This is a corn mill wrought by water power on the Earl of Cawdor's property.
OS1/22/1/46	TIRFOGREAN	Tirfogrean Tirfogrean Tirfogrean	William Alexander Stables Esq. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a steading and farmhouse in the Streens and on the opposite bank of the Findhorn from Drynachan Lodge. Earl of Cawdor proprietor.
OS1/22/1/46						[page] 46 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/47	DALBUIE	Dalbuie Dalbuie Dalbuie	William Alexander Stables Esq. Factor Cawdor Castle Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Mr. H. McBean Gamekeeper Drynachan Lodge	010	A small farmsteading consisting of a dwelling house and offices - one storey high, thatched and in bad condition. Property of Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/47	BALNACLACH	Balnaclach Balnaclach Balnaclach	W. A. Stables Esq. Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	A very small cot or hut on the north side of the Findhorn between Balnught and Banchar. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/47	BALNUGHT	Balnught Balnught Balnught	W. A. Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a small farmhouse and a few offices on the Earl of Cawdor's property, in the "Streens".
OS1/22/1/47						[page] 47 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/48	CREAG AN FHITHICH	Creag an Fhithich Creag an Fhithich Creag an Fhithich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name signifying the "Raven's Rock" is applied to a rocky precipice on the north side of the Findhorn a mile eastward of Drynachan Lodge.
OS1/22/1/48	KNOCKANDHU	Knockandhu Knockandhu Knockandhu	William Alexander Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a small farmhouse, which has suitable offices attached, in the Streens. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/48	ALLT RUADH	Allt Ruadh Allt Ruadh Allt Ruadh	Revd.[Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	Signifying, "Red Stream" is applied to a stream rising on Carn a' Bhothain and flowing into the River Findhorn near Knochandhu.
OS1/22/1/48						[page] 48 County of Nairn -- Parishes of Cawdor & Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/49	ALLT BREAC	Allt Breac Allt Breac Allt Breac	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Ardclach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Cawdor Mr. H. McBean Drynachan Lodge	010	A Gaelic word meaning "Spotted Stream" is applied to a considerable mountain torrent rising in a hollow south of Càrn an Uilt Bhric on the Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/49	CARN AN UILLT BHRIC	Càrn an Uillt Bhric Càrn an Uillt Bhric Càrn an Uillt Bhric	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This word derives its name from the Stream issuing at its southern base; it applies to a considerable mountain west of the Streens and on the Earl of Cawdor's property. Its meaning "Cairn or Hill of the Spotted Stream"
OS1/22/1/49						[page] 49 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/50	CNOC AN T-SITHEIN	Cnoc an t-Sithein Cnoc an t-Sithein Cnoc an t-Sithein	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	A small Knoll partially covered with birch trees situated on the west bank of the Findhorn immediately south of Ballaggan. Meaning "Fairy's Knoll".
OS1/22/1/50	POLL BEAG	Poll Beag Poll Beag Poll Beag	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name applies to a "small pool" in the River Findhorn - hence the meaning Small Pool - directly south of Cnoc an t-Sithein.
OS1/22/1/50						[page] 50 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/51	CARN MOR	Càrn Mòr Càrn Mòr Càrn Mòr	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a large hill rising suddenly from the east margin of the River Findhorn, It signifies "Large Cairn" or "Hill".
OS1/22/1/51	BALLCROCHAN	Ballcrochan Ballcrochan Ballcrochan	William Alexander Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPerson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name applies to a small farmhouse having suitable offices attached, situated in the "Streens" on the east bank of the Findhorn, Earl of Cawdor Pr. [Proprietor].
OS1/22/1/51	ALLT A' MHUILINN	Allt a' Mhuilinn Allt a' Mhuilinn Allt a' Mhuilinn	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. H. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. McBean	010 ; 012	A Gaelic word signifying "Mill Stream" applying to a pretty considerable mountain stream running into the Findhorn from the water shed between this county and Inverness.
OS1/22/1/51						[page] 51 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/52	ALLT A' CHOIRE BHUIDHE	Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe	Revd [Reverend] Mr McLeod Revd [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	Applies to a small rapid stream rising in the hollow from which it derives its name and flowing into Allt a' Mhuilinn. Meaning "Stream of the Yellow Hollow".
OS1/22/1/52	COIRE BUIDHE	Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe Coire Buidhe	Revd [Reverend] Mr McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010 ; 012	Signifying "Yellow Hollow" is applied to a depression on the south base of Carn Mòr from which Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe has its source.
OS1/22/1/52	TORR AN EAS	Torr an Eas Torr an Eas Torr an Eas	Revd. [Reverend] Mr McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a very conspicuous Knoll, situated between Allt a' Mhuilinn and Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe and right above a small water fall on the former stream - hence the name "Knoll of the Fall."
OS1/22/1/52						[page] 52 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/53	BALLAGGAN	Ballaggan Ballaggan Ballaggan	W. A. Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a couple of small huts on the north west bank of the Findhorn on the Earl of Cawdor's property.
OS1/22/1/53	BALLAGGAN BURN	Ballaggan Burn Ballaggan Burn Ballaggan Burn	W. A. Stables Esq Revd [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This stream has its source from a hollow called "Shelach" on the west side of the Findhorn; its course into the river is north easterly.
OS1/22/1/53	CAOCHAN A' GHIUBHAIS	Caochan a' Ghiubhais Caochan a' Ghiubhais Caochan a' Ghiubhais	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	Signifying "Rivulet of the Fir", is a name applied to a small stream running into the Findhorn from south side of "Carn Mor".
OS1/22/1/53						[page] 53 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/54	DALESS	Daless Daless Daless	William Alexander Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. McBean	010	This name is applied to a farm steading and dwelling house on the Earl of Cawdor's property in the district of the Streens.
OS1/22/1/54	CREAG RUADH	Creag Ruadh Creag Ruadh Creag Ruadh	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. McBean	010	Meaning the "Red Craig" is applied to a rocky bank on the north side of the River Findhorn directly north of Quilichan.
OS1/22/1/54	QUILICHAN	Quilichan Quilichan Quilichan	William Alexander Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is given to a farmhouse and steading in the Streens, south east side of the river. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/54						[page] 54 County of Nairn -- Parishes of Cawdor and Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/55	KINCRAIG (In Ruins)	Kincraig (In Ruins) Kincraig (In Ruins) Kincraig (In Ruins)	William Alexander Stables Esq Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name formerly applied to a farmhouse etc, but it now applies to a few ruins on the west bank of the Findhorn near the south end of the "Streens". Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/55	GLAC AN EICH	Glac an Eich Glac an Eich Glac an Eich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This word is applied to a defile or den hemed in by a rocky shelf to the north and by a steep natural bank to the south. It means "The Horse's Hollow or Dell".
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OS1/22/1/56	AN SEILEACH	An Seileach An Seileach An Seileach	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is applied to a hollow on the east side of the ridge, and near the south extremity of it, which lies wes[t] and parallel to the Findhorn, in the neighbourhood of the Streens. Property of The Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/56	CNOC A' CHINN LEITH	Cnoc a' Chinn Leith	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Revd. Mr McLeod Mr. H. McBean	010	This name applies to a prominent Knoll on the opposite side of Allt Breac from Carn an Uilt Bhuie. Signification "Knoll of the Hoary or Grey Head".
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OS1/22/1/57	AN RIASGACH	An Riasgach An Riasgach An Riasgach	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This word is applied to a considerable tract of moorland north westard of Carn nan tri-tighearnan. It signifies "The Moor".
OS1/22/1/57	CAOCHAN AN FHIR-RUITHE	Caochan an Fhir-ruithe	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is applied to a small stream rising in a hollow on the west side of An Riasgach, flowing northerly, and joining Meur Mhinn after a course of about a mile. It means the "Runners Rivulet".
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OS1/22/1/57							Caochan an Fhir-ruithe - note written beneath Various modes of spelling: Referred and corrected by the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson.
OS1/22/1/58	CREAG A' CHNOCAIN	Creag a' Chnocain Creag a' Chnocain Creag a' Chnocain	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010 ; 012	This name is applied to a craggy precipice on the north side of the River Findho[rn] at the point where the County boundary leaves the Stream in a north westerly direction. The name means "Craig of the Small Knoll".
OS1/22/1/58	CARN NAN TRI-TIGHEARNAN	Càrn nan tri-tighearnan Càrn nan tri-tighearnan Càrn nan tri-tighearnan	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is given to a small mountain at the south western extremity of the County on whose summit three properties meet - hence the signification - "Cairn or Hill of the three Lairds"
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OS1/22/1/59	MEUR MIN	Meur Mìn Meur Mìn Meur Mìn	Revd.[Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is applied to the continuation of Caochan an Fhir-ruithe. It joins Allt Dearg at the same point where it is joined by Meur Garbh. It signifies the "Smooth Branch".
OS1/22/1/59	MEUR GARBH	Meur Garbh Meur Garbh Meur Garbh	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	Is applied to a stream having its source at the north-side of Càrn tri-tighearnan, flowing in a north westerly direction, and, together with Meur Mhinn, forming Allt Dearg. It means the "Rough Branch".
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OS1/22/1/60	CARN NA H-AON-CHRAOIBHE	Càrn na h-aon-Chraoibhe	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	010	This name is applied to a small long hill directly north of Carn a' Mhais Leathann. It means the "Cairn or Hill of One Tree".
OS1/22/1/60	ALLT CARN A' MHAIS LEATHAIN	Allt Càrn a' Mhàis Leathann Allt Càrn a' Mhàis Leathann Allt Càrn a' Mhàis Leathann	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod, Ardclach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton	010	This name applies to a burn formed by the union of Caochan Càrn a' Mhais Leathann and Meu[r] Tuath; it is a tributary of Drynachan Burn meaning "Burn of the Cairn of the Broad Bottom".
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OS1/22/1/61	DRYNACHAN BURN	Drynachan Burn Drynachan Burn Drynachan Burn	William Alexander Stables Esq Mr. Hugh McBean Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson	010	This is a large burn formed by the confluence of several small rivulets west of Drynachan Lodge between which and Drynachan Mill it flows ere it falls into the Findhorn.
OS1/22/1/61	CAOCHAN ODHAR	Caochan Odhar Caochan Odhar Caochan Odhar	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Revd. Mr McLeod Mr. H. McBean	010	Is applied to a small stream rising on the southside of Càrn nan tri-tighearnan and serving for a short way as bound between the Counties of Nairn & Inverness. It means "Dun Rivulet".
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OS1/22/1/62	CARN ODHAR	Càrn Odhar Càrn Odhar Càrn Odhar	Revd [Reverend] Mr McLeod Revd [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	A high round hill covered with heather situated a little eastward of where Meur Garbh has its source. The name signifies "Dun Cairn or Hill"
OS1/22/1/62	CAOCHAN ODHAR	Caochan Odhar Caochan Odhar Caochan Odhar	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. H. McBean	010	This name is applied to a small rapid stream running into Meur Garbh directly west of Carn Odhar Signification "Dun Stripe" or "Rivulet"
OS1/22/1/62	CARN DEARG	Càrn Dearg Càrn Dearg Càrn Dearg	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. Macnaughton Mr. H. McBean	010	Is applied to a high hill on the Co [County] boundary a mile westward of Carn tri-tighearnan. It means "Red Cairn" or "Hill".
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OS1/22/1/63	TOM AN FHEIDH	Tom an Fheidh Tom an Fheidh Tom an Fheidh	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Mr. Macdonald	011	This name applies to a small hill lying a short distance eastward of Refuil. It signifies "Hillock of the Deer".
OS1/22/1/63	LITTLE BANCHOR (In Ruins)	Little Banchor (In Ruins) Little Banchor (In Ruins) Little Banchor (In Ruins)	William Stables Esq. Mr. Macdonld Mr. Leslie	011	Is applied to the remains of a farmhouse and offices situated about a mile to the west of Banchor to which it is now united. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/63	BANCHOR	Banchor Banchor Banchor	William Stables Esq Valuation Roll. 1866-7 Mr Leslie	011	A farmhouse and steading one storey high, thatched and in fair condition. Property of the Earl of Cawdor. Cawdor Castle.
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OS1/22/1/64	RIVER FINDHORN	River Findhorn River Findhorn River Findhorn	Mr. Harrold, Bridge of Dulsie Mr. Leslie, Drumlochan Mr. Ross, Lethen House	008 ; 010 ; 011 ; 012	This stream has its source on the range of hills between Strathdearn and Stratherrick in Inverness-shire and flows in a north-easterly, though not in a very strai[ght] line, through parts of Inverness, Nairn and Moray shires to an arm of the sea called Findhorn Harbour, in the Moray Firth at a dista[nce] of 60 miles in a direct line from its source.
OS1/22/1/64	REFUIL	Refuil Refuil Refuil	Mr. Ross Mr. Leslie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie	008 ; 011	Is applied to a farmhouse, offices and steading on the Lethen Estate in the Dulsie district. Property of Mr Brodie Lethen.
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OS1/22/1/65	BURNSIDE	Burnside Burnside Burnside	William Grigor Esq Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Mr. Leslie	011	Is applied to a farmhouse and steading one storey high thatched and in fair condition. Property of Mr. Dougall. Glenferness.
OS1/22/1/65	REFOUBLE	Refouble Refouble Refouble	William Grigor Esq. Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Mr. Leslie	011	A farmhouse and offices one storey high, thatched and fair condition. Property of Mr. Dougall.
OS1/22/1/65	REROPPIE	Reroppie Reroppie Reroppie	Mr. Ross Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Mr. Leslie	011	A dwellinghouse one storey thatched and in bad condition. Property of Mr. Brodie
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OS1/22/1/66	COLLINDOUNE	Collindoune Collindoune Collindoune	Mr. Ross. Forrester, Lethen, Mr. McDonald, tenant Mr. Leslie	011	Two small dwelling houses one storey high, thatched and in fair condition. Property of Mr. Brodie.
OS1/22/1/66	DUNEARN LODGE	Dunearn Lodge Dunearn Lodge Dunearn Lodge	Mr. Ross Mr. Falconer, Game Keeper, Dunearn Lodge Mr. Leslie	011	A fine substantial shooting-lodge attached to which are suitable offices, situated about a mile southeast of the Bridge of Dulsie. Property of Mr. Brodie.
OS1/22/1/66	KNOCKANDHU	Knockandhu Knockandhu Knockandhu	Mr. Ross Mr. Leslie Mr. Falconer	011	A one storey cottage thatched and in good repair used by the Proprietor when shooting in the neighbourhood as a shooting-box. Property of Mr. Brodie Lethen
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OS1/22/1/67	MARCHSTRIPE	Marchstripe Marchstripe Marchstripe	Mr. Ross Mr. Leslie Mr. Harrold	011	This name is given to a very small farmhouse having suitable offices attached. Property of Mr. Brodie, Lethen.
OS1/22/1/67	STAC A' GHAMHNA	Stac a' Ghamhna Stac a' Ghamhna Stac a' Ghamhna	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacLeod Mr. Macdonald	011	This name is applied to a large cliff overshadowing the River Findhorn at the Suspension Bridge. It signifies "Calf's Steep or Rock".
OS1/22/1/67	SUSPENSION BRIDGE [Over River Findhorn ; nr Stac a' Ghamhna]	Suspension Bridge Suspension Bridge Suspension Bridge	Mr. Ross Mr. Leslie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie	011	This is a very handsome erection built expressly for the accommodation of the Earl of Cawdor. It is neither strong nor wide enough to admit of carriages passing over it. It crosses the Findhorn at a narrow place right under Stac a' Gamhna about two miles above the Bridge of Dulsie.
OS1/22/1/67						[page] 67 County of Nairn -- Ardclach Parish
OS1/22/1/68	WESTER DULSIE	Wester Dulsie Wester Dulsie Wester Dulsie	Mr. Ross, Forester, Lethen Mr. Harrold Valuation Roll 1867-8	011	This place consists of two farmhouses each of which has suitable accommodation attached. Property of Mr. Brodie.
OS1/22/1/68	MAOL AN TAILLEIR	Maol an Tailleir Maol an Tailleir Maol an Tailleir	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macdonald	010 ; 011	Applies to a large round hill situated on the south side of the River Findhorn, about two miles south west from the Bridge of Dulsie. The meanind is "Tailor's "Bare or Bald Place".
OS1/22/1/68	TORGARROW	Torgarrow Torgarrow Torgarrow	W. Stables Esq Valuation Roll, 1867-8 Mr. Leslie	011	A small farmhouse and steading one storey high thatched and in good condition. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
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OS1/22/1/69	CARN BEAG	Càrn Beag Càrn Beag Càrn Beag	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macdonald	011	This is a small hill lying about half a mile southward of Lynemore meaning "Small Cairn".
OS1/22/1/69	LYNEMORE	Lynemore Lynemore Lynemore	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Mr. Ross Mr. Leslie	011	A large farmhouse and steading two storeys high slated and thatched. Property of Mr. Brodie, Lethen.
OS1/22/1/69	DUNEARN	Dunearn Dunearn Dunearn	Mr. Ross Mr. Clark, tenant Mr. Leslie	011	This name is applied to two farmhouses having suitable offices attached and a Smithy. They are respectively one storey high, thatched, & in fair condition. Property of Mr. Brodie, Lethen.
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OS1/22/1/70	TOR BURN	Tor Burn Tor Burn Tor Burn	William Stables Esq. Factor Elgin Mr. Falconer, Dunean Lodge Mr. Leslie, Drumlochan	011	A stream formed by the union of Rhilean & Leonach burns flowing north easterly into the River Findhorn after a course of about three quarters of a mile.
OS1/22/1/70	RHILEAN BURN	Rhilean Burn Rhilean Burn Rhilean Burn	Mr. Falconer Mr. Macdonald Mr. Leslie	010 ; 011	A considerable stream rising on the hills on the south side of the River Findhorn at the Streens flowing in a north easterly direction to where it is joined by Leonach Burn from whence it is Known as Tor Burn.
OS1/22/1/70	LEONACH BURN	Leonach Burn Leonach Burn Leonach Burn	Mr Falconer Mr Macdonald Mr Leslie	011 ; 012 ; 013	This is a large stream having its source on the ridge between this County and that of Elgin. Its course is considerable and rapid. It forms with Rhilean Burn Tor Burn
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OS1/22/1/71	BRIDGE OF DULSIE	Bridge of Dulsie Bridge of Dulsie Bridge of Dulsie	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Harrold	011	A stone bridge of one arch spanning the River Findhorn at a point where the stream takes a sharp turn eastward about 15 miles above where it flows into the Moray Firth. The erection is on the old military road leading to Fort George. Adjacent to the bridge, on the north side of the river stands a farmhouse under the same name as the bridge. Property of Mr. Brodie, Lethen
OS1/22/1/71	DOUNE	Doune Doune Doune	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Leslie	011	A name applied to small hill standing on the east side of the Findhorn, half a mile soufh of the Bridge of Dulsie. The hill is beautifully wooded except on the summit which is at present under cultivation. Its height from the bank of the river is probably 300 feet. Property of Mr. Brodie, Lethen.
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OS1/22/1/72	CHAPEL FIELD	Chapel Field Chapel Field Chapel Field	Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr Harrold	011	Lies to the eastside of the Doune, so called from the circumstance of a Chapel having been situated in it. Property of Mr Brodie
OS1/22/1/72	GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD	General Wade's Military Road General Wade's Military Road General Wade's Military Road	Mr Harrold Mr Leslie Mr Falconer Dunearn Lodge	007 ; 008 ; 011	This old, and in this parish almost disused road enters the parish on the south east of the Hill of Aitnoch and at the south east corner of the parish, passes on to the Bridge of Dulsie where it turns to the northwest through Cawdor terminating at Glengoullie Bridge in the Ph.[Parish] of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/72	Site of CHAPEL (Doune)	Site of Chapel Site of Chapel Site of Chapel	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr Harrold	011	Situated within a small wooded enclosure in a field lying on the east side of the "Doune" Although I went to no little trouble to ascertain something as to the origin of this chapel I am unable to say anything about. There is nothing Known about it in this neighbourhood
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OS1/22/1/72							Site of Chapel - written beneath this entry on original page - German Text
OS1/22/1/73	AITNOCH	Aitnoch Aitnoch Aitnoch	William Grigor Esq. Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Mr Leslie	009	A farmsteading and dwelling-house one storey high thatched and in fair condition. Property of Mr. Dougall. Glenferness
OS1/22/1/73	LOUPMORE	Loupmore Loupmore Loupmore	Rev: [Reverend] Mr.MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Leslie	011	Applied to a small dwelling house situated in a muir a mile east of Drumlochan. Mr. Dougall Proprietor.
OS1/22/1/73	MILTOWN	Miltown Miltown Miltown	William Grigor, Factor. Elgin Mr Dougall Glenferness Mr Leslie	011	Is a small farmhouse having suitable offices attached Property of Mr Dougall. Glenferness
OS1/22/1/73	REARPLE	Rearple Rearple Rearple	William Grigor Esq. Mr Leslie Mr. Dougall	011	A farmhouse and steading one storey high thatched and in very bad repair. Property of Mr. Dougall. Glenferness.
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OS1/22/1/74	BALFREISH (In Ruins)	Balfreish (In Ruins) Balfreish (In Ruins) Balfreish (In Ruins)	William Grigor Esq Mr Dougall Mr Leslie	011	Is applied to the remains of a farmdwelling and offices situated about half a mile westward of Aitnoch to which farm it is now joined. Property of Mr Dougall Glenferness.
OS1/22/1/74	HILL OF AITNOCH	Hill of Aitnoch Hill of Aitnoch Hill of Aitnoch	William Grigor Esq Mr Leslie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie	011	A large hill over the east side of which the boundary between this county and that of Elgin runs. It is covered with heather and is in some places rather rocky & broken. The property of the Earl of Murray & Mr Dougall.
OS1/22/1/74	LOCHAN TUTACH	Lochan Tùtach Lochan Tùtach Lochan Tùtach	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr Leslie	011	This is a small sheet of water lying on the muir at the south eastern extremity of Ardclach Ph.[Parish] It signifies The "Dirty Little Loch"
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OS1/22/1/75	GLAC GARBH	Glac Garbh Glac Garbh Glac Garbh	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr Leslie	011	A rough rocky defile or dell running east and west on the north west face of the Hill of Aitnoch. It signifies "Rough Pass" or "Dell"
OS1/22/1/75	REROPPIE BURN	Reroppie Burn Reroppie Burn Reroppie Burn	Rev: [Reverend] Mr.MacKenzie Mr Ross Mr Leslie	011	A mountain stream rising at the west side of farm a'Chealhraimh Mhoir flowing northwesterly by the place from which it takes its name and falling into Tomlachlan Burn close to where it is crossed by the military road.
OS1/22/1/75	TOMLACHAN	Tomlachlan Tomlachlan Tomlachlan	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Mr Ross Mr Leslie	011	A farm dwelling and offices one storey high thatched & in fair condition. Property of Mr Brodie, Lethen.
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OS1/22/1/76	DRUMLOCHAN	Drumlochan Drumlochan Drumlochan	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Mr Ross Mr Leslie Tenant	011	Is applied to a farmhouse and steading the former slated, the latter thatched. All in fair repair. Property of Mr Brodie
OS1/22/1/76	LOCH DUBH	Loch Dubh Loch Dubh Loch Dubh	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr Leslie	011	A small black Pool situated in a muir south of Drumlochan The name means "Black Loch"
OS1/22/1/76	TOMLACHAN BURN	Tomlachlan Burn Tomlachlan Burn Tomlachlan Burn	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Mr. Ross Mr Leslie	011	A large stream formed by the confluence of Allt Bad an Iasgair, Allt Meatan, Allt Larigh, & Caochan Gortach. Its general course is northerly. It ultimately falls into the Findhorn north of Drumlochan.
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OS1/22/1/77	BATTANMACEACHAIN	Battanmaceachain Battanmaceachain Battanmaceachain	William Stables Esq Rev: [Reverend] Mr Macleod Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie	011	A dwellinghouse and offices on the Rhilean Burn and about a mile south of Rhilean. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/77	LOCH DUBH	Loch Dubh Loch Dubh Loch Dubh	Rev: [Reverend] Mr Mackenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Macdonald	011	A small loch lying about quarter of a mile southward of Battanmaceachain on the opposite side of Rhilean Burn. Meaning "Black Loch".
OS1/22/1/77	RHIBANCHOR (In Ruins)	Rhibanchor (In Ruins) Rhibanchor (In Ruins) Rhibanchor (In Ruins)	William Stables Esq. Factor Cawdor Castle Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod	011	Is applied to a few ruins, the remains of a dwelling & steading situated a little to the north of Battanmaceachain Property of the Earl of Cawdor
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OS1/22/1/78	CAOCHAN NA FEARNA	Caochan na Feàrna Caochan na Feàrna Caochan na Feàrna	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macdonald	010 ; 011	A very small stream serving for a short distance as parish boundary, rising at the south side of Maol an Tuillein and in an easterly course running into Rhilean Burn. Meaning "Streamlet of the Alder tree or Wood"
OS1/22/1/78	CARN BAD NAN CLACHAN	Càrn Bad nan Clachan Càrn Bad nan Clachan Càrn Bad nan Clachan	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Macdonald	011	A long but not very high hill lying between Rhilean & Leonach burns directly north east of Carn a' Gharbh-ghlaic. It signifies "Cairn of the Grove of Stones"
OS1/22/1/78	RHILEAN	Rhilean Rhilean Rhilean	William Stables Esq Factor, Cawdor Rev. [Reverend] Mr.MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod	011	This was once a farmhouse but it is now partly in ruins. There is also a "fank" where the sheep are kept in stormy weather. Property of the Earl of Cawdor
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OS1/22/1/78							1. Rhilean - Written in Situation Column - in the parish of Cawdor. 2. Càrn Bad nan Clachan - Written in Situation Column - On the boundary between the parishes of Cawdor and Ardclach
OS1/22/1/79	CARN A' CHEATHRAIMH MHOIR	Càrn a' Cheathraimh Mhoir Càrn a' Cheathraimh Mhoir Càrn a' Cheathraimh Mhoir	Rev. [Reverend] Mr Mackenzie Mr. Macdonald Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod	011	A high hill over the top of which passes the boundary between Ardclach Ph.[Parish] & Edinkillie It overlooks Lochindorb on the westside. Meaning Hill of the Tigh or quarter
OS1/22/1/79	CARN BAD A' CHURAICH	Càrn Bad a' Churaich Càrn Bad a' Churaich Càrn Bad a' Churaich	Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Macdonald	011	On the boundary between the Counties of Elgin & Nairn A large round hill overlooking Lochindorb over which the boundary between Ardclach and Edinkillie runs. Its signification is " Cairn of the Goats' Tuft, Thicket, or Grove."
OS1/22/1/79	REESKIE (In Ruins)	Reeskie Reeskie Reeskie	Mr Ross Mr. Leslie Mr Macdonald	011	Consists of a few ruins evidently the remains of a farmhouse etc. It is situated about half a mile northeastward of Drochaid Ban an Iasgair.
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OS1/22/1/79							Càrn a' Cheathraimh Mhoir - written in Situation column - On the Boundary between the Counties of Elgin and Nairn Càrn a' Cheathraimh Mhoir - written in Descriptive remarks column- word Tigh is circled and a note added Thigh not Tigh Càrn Bad a' Churaich - written in Situation column - On the boundary between the Counties of Elgin & Nairn
OS1/22/1/80	ALLT BAD AN IASGAIR	Allt Bad an Iasgair Allt Bad an Iasgair Allt Bad an Iasgair	Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macdonald	011 ; 013	A pretty considerable stream having its source near Inverness-shire boundary between Carn nan Clach Garbha and Lochindorb. It flows north westerly accross the Carrbridge & Nairn road & ultimately falls into Tomlachlan Burn. Signification "The Fisher's Tufty Burn".
OS1/22/1/80	CARN MOR	Càrn Mor Càrn Mor Càrn Mor	Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macdonald	011	This is a small hill between Tomlachlan and Leonach burns directly south of Carn Beag. It signifies "Large Cairn"
OS1/22/1/80	DROCHAID ALLT BAD AN IASGAIR	Drochaid Allt Bad an Iasgair Drochaid Allt Bad an Iasgair Drochaid Allt Bad an Iasgair	Rev. [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macdonald	011	This name applies to a one arched County bridge spanning Allt Bad an Iasgair about sixteen miles from Nairn on the road leading to Carrbridge. Means "Bridge of the Fisher's Tufty Burn."
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OS1/22/1/81	ALLT CARN AN T-SEAN-LIATHANAICH	Allt Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich Allt Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr.McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr Hugh McBean	010 ; 012	This name is applied to a considerable stream having its source in Coire Carn an t-Sean Liathanach and flowing northerly into Rhilean Burn. Meaning "Stream of the Cairn of the Old Grey-Headed Man."
OS1/22/1/81	CARN TORR MHEADHOIN	Càrn Torr Mheadhoin Càrn Torr Mheadhoin Càrn Torr Mheadhoin	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	012	A prominent feature on the boundary between Nairnshire and Inverness-shire south eastward of the Streens. It means "Cairn of the Middle Knoll."
OS1/22/1/81						[page] 81 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/82	CARN AN T-SEAN-LIATHANAICH	Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson, Minister Cawdor Mr. John Macnaughton, (Schoolmaster, Cawdor) Mr. Hugh McBean (Gamekeeper, Drynachan Lodge,)	012	This name applies to a large hill south east of the Streens over which the boundary between this County and that of Inverness runs. It means "Cairn or Hill of the Old Grey-Headed Man."
OS1/22/1/82	COIRE CARN AN T-SEAN-LIATHANAICH	Coire Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich Coire Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich	Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McPherson Mr. John Macnaughton Mr. Hugh McBean	012	This name is applied to a hollow on the north side of the above hill. It means "Hollow of the Cairn of the Old Grey-Headed Man"
OS1/22/1/82						[page] 82 County of Nairn -- Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/82							Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich - written in Situation column - Ph.[Parish] of Moy & Dalarossie
OS1/22/1/83	ALLT GAINEAMHACH	Allt Gaineamhach Allt Gaineamhach Allt Gaineamhach	Revd [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. H. McBean	012	A Gaelic word meaning "Sandy Stream" is applied to a pretty considerable torrent flowing from the water-shed which forms the boundary between this and Inverness-shire into Leonach [Burn]
OS1/22/1/83	CAOCHAN TOM NAN CLACH	Caochan Tom nan Clach Caochan Tom nan Clach Caochan Tom nan Clach	Revd [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. H. McBean	012	This applies to an inconsiderable stream running into Allt Carn an t-Sean Liathanagh. It signifies "Stream of the Knoll of the Stones".
OS1/22/1/83	TOM NAN CLACH	Tom nan Clach Tom nan Clach Tom nan Clach	Revd [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. H. McBean	012	This name is applied to a small hill situated about a mile westward of Carn a' Gharbh-ghlaic. It means "Knoll of the Stones."
OS1/22/1/83						[page] 83 County of Nairn
OS1/22/1/84	ALLT AN DAIMH	Allt an Daimh Allt an Daimh Allt an Daimh	Revd [Reverend] Mr. McLeod Revd. [Reverend] Mr McPherson Mr. H. McBean	012	This name is applied to a considerable mountain stream rising on the top of the ridge which divides this county from that of Inverness, flowing northerly and parallel to Leac an Daimh and ultimately falls into Leonach Burn. It means "Stream of the Ox".
OS1/22/1/84						[page] 84 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor Càrn Glas - For Authorities and descriptive remarks see Name Books of the parish of Duthil & Rothemurcus.
OS1/22/1/85	ALLT BAD AN STAING	Allt Bad an Staing Allt Bad an Staing Allt Bad an Staing	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr McBean	012 ; 013	Is applied to a small stream rising on the south side of Carn a' Gharbh-ghlaic and flowing into Leonach Burn at Battananteoig. Signification "Stream of the Tuft of the Ditch".
OS1/22/1/85	BATTANANTEOIG (In Ruins)	Battananteoig (In Ruins) Battananteoig (In Ruins) Battananteoig (In Ruins)	William Stables Esq. Mr McBean Mr.	013	This place consists of a number of ruins and a sheep-fold or fank as it is locally called situated about a mile above Leonach and on the west bank of the burn of that name.
OS1/22/1/85	CARN A' GHARBH-GHLAIC	Càrn a' Gharbh-ghlaic Càrn a' Gharbh-ghlaic Càrn a' Gharbh-ghlaic	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr McBean, Gamekeeper Cawdor	010 ; 013	This name is applied to a large round hill, about 1500 feet above Sea level, situated on the east side of the River Findhorn directly east of the Streens. It signifies "Cairn of the Rough Pass or Dell".
OS1/22/1/85	LEONACH	Leonach Leonach Leonach	William Stables Esq Mr. Macbean	013	Is applied to a house which is in ruinous condition, and a few ruins lying between Leonach Burn and Allt a'Choire Odhair Mhoir. Property of the Earl of Cawdor.
OS1/22/1/85						[page] 85 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/86	ALLT LAOIGH	Allt Laoigh	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Ross	013	A small mountain stream rising at the west side of Carn Allt Laoigh which together with Caochan Gortach joins Tomlachlan Burn. It means "Calf's Stream."
OS1/22/1/86	ALLTLAOIGH (In Ruins)	Alltlaoigh (In Ruins) Alltlaoigh (In Ruins) Alltlaoigh (In Ruins)	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Ross	013	Is applied to a few ruins the remains of a farm steading situated on the west bank of the stream after which it is named. Meaning "Calf's Stream".
OS1/22/1/86	BADNONAN	Badnonan Badnonan Badnonan	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Ross	013	Applies to a very small farmhouse which has suitable offices attached situated at the junction of Allt a' Choire Odair Bhig with Allt a' Choire Odair Mhoir. Property of Mr. Brodie Lethen.
OS1/22/1/86	KNOCKDHU	Knockdhu Knockdhu Knockdhu	William Stables Esq. Mr. McBean Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie	013	A small dwelling-house one storey high situated near the confluence of Allt a' Choire Odhair Mhoir with Leonach Burn. It is occupied by a shepherd and is on Cawdor Estate.
OS1/22/1/86						[page] 86 County of Nairn -- Parishes of Ardclach and Cawdor
OS1/22/1/86							Knockdhu - written in Situation column - In the parish of Cawdor Badnonan - written in Situation column - In the parish of Ardclach Alltlaoigh (In Ruins) - written in Situation column - In the parish of Ardclach Allt Laoigh - written in Situation column - In the parish of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/87	CARN MHEADHOIN	Càrn Mheadoin Càrn Mheadoin Càrn Mheadoin	Revd.[Reverend] William Forsyth Revd.[Reverend] William Grant Mr. Anderson	013	A small insignificant hill covered with heathy pasture, lying a little to the eastward of Càrn Allt Laoigh; the boundary between the Counties of Nairn and Elgin Detached No.2 crosses both; the name signifies the Middle Cairn or Cairn of the Middle.
OS1/22/1/87						[page] 87 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach Lochindorb - See Name Book of the Ph.[Parish] of Cromdale, Inverallan and Advie Co.[County] Inverness. for. description and authorities.
OS1/22/1/88	COIRE ODHAR BEAG	Coire Odhar Beag Coire Odhar Beag Coire Odhar Beag	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macbean	013	This name applies to a hollow from which Allt a' Choire Odhair Bhig has its source lying between carn Allt Laoigh and Sabhal a' Ghearsanaich. It signifies "Small Dun Hollow".
OS1/22/1/88	ALLT A' CHOIRE ODHAIR BHIG	Allt a' Choire Odhair Bhig Allt a' Choire Odhair Bhig Allt a' Choire Odhair Bhig	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macbean	013	Applies to a large mountain stream rising in Coire Odhar Beag flowing in a northern direction for about two miles & falling into Allt a' Choire Odhair Mhoir at Badnonan. The name signifies "Stream of the Small Dun Hollow".
OS1/22/1/88	CNOCAN BUIDHE	Cnocan Buidhe Cnocan Buidhe Cnocan Buidhe	Rev. [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macdonald	013	Is applied to a Knoll of an oval form on the ridge which forms the boundary for some distance between the counties of Nairn & Inverness. Its meaning is "Yellow Little Knoll"
OS1/22/1/88	CARN ALLT LAOIGH				For Authorities and descriptive remarks See name book of Ph.[parish] Duthil and Rothiemurchus Ph. [Parish] Co[County] Elgin
OS1/22/1/88						[page] 88 County of Nairn -- Parishes of Cawdor and Ardclach Coire Odhar Beag - written in Situation column - In the parish of Cawdor Allt a' Choire Odhair Bhig - written in the Situation column - Between the parishes of Cawdor and Ardclach Cnocan Buidhe - written in the Situation column - Between the parishes of Ardclach in the County of Nairn & the parish of Cromdale Inverallan and Advie in the County of Inverness.
OS1/22/1/89	A' CHLACH GHLAIS	A'Chlach-ghlas A'Chlach-ghlas A'Chlach-ghlas	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	A large grey stone hence the name - situated on the north face of Leac an Daimh. It has no marks upon it neither is there any tradition Known regarding it.
OS1/22/1/89	ALLT A' BHAD MHOSAICHE	Allt a' Bhad Mhosaiche Allt a' Bhad Mhosaiche Allt a' Bhad Mhosaiche	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	A small stream rising on the west side of Coire Odhar Mòr and flowing into Allt a' Choire Odhair Mhoir. It means "Burn of the Dirty Tuft"
OS1/22/1/89	COIRE ODHAR MOR	Coire Odhar Mòr Coire Odhar Mòr Coire Odhar Mòr	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	A large hollow immediately north of Crapan a' Choire Odhair Mhoir from which Allt a' Choire Odhair Mhoir has its source. Meaning "Large Dun Hollow".
OS1/22/1/89	LEAC AN DAIMH	Leac an Daimh Leac an Daimh Leac an Daimh	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	This name is applied to a long hill extending two miles northward of the ridge along the summit of which the boundary between the counties of Nairn and Elgin runs. Signification "Flat Place of the Ox".
OS1/22/1/89						[page] 89 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/89							1. Allt a' Bhad Mhosaiche - The letter 'e' is circled and written in pencil is - the letter e might not be added
OS1/22/1/90	ALLT MEATAN	Allt Meatan Allt Meatan Allt Meatan	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Macdonald	011 ; 013	Rises at the west side of Carn nan Clach Garbha & flows into Tomlachlan Burn in a north western direction after a course of little more than ¾ of a mile. Meaning unknown.
OS1/22/1/90	CAOCHAN GORTACH	Caochan Gortach Caochan Gortach Caochan Gortach	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Macdonald.	013	Is applied to a mountain stream having its source from near the water-shed on the east side of Càrn Allt Laoigh. It runs into Tomlachlan Burn at the confluence of Allt Laoigh with the same stream. Meaning "Sparing or Small Streamlet".
OS1/22/1/90	CARN NAN CLACH GARBHA	Càrn nan Clach Gharbha Càrn nan Clach Gharbha Càrn nan Clach Gharbha	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev. [Reverend] Mr Macleod Mr. Macdonald	013	This name applies to a large rocky hill over which the boundary between this County and that of Inverness runs. Signification "Cairn of the Rough Stones".
OS1/22/1/90						[page] 90 County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach
OS1/22/1/91	ALLT A' CHOIRE ODHAIR MHOIR	Allt a'Choire Odhair Mhoir Allt a'Choire Odhair Mhoir Allt a'Choire Odhair Mhoir	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	A considerable mountain stream formed by the junction of three small streams in Coire Odhar Mòr running in a north eastern direction and ultimately falls into Leonach Burn at KnocKdhu. It signifies "Burn of the Large Dun Hollow".
OS1/22/1/91	ALLT NAN CLACH BREACA	Allt nan Clach Breaca Allt nan Clach Breaca Allt nan Clach Breaca	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	Is a very small stream rising in Coire Odhar Mòr and flowing northerly to its junction with Allt Tarsuinn. Its signification is "Stream of the Speckled Stones".
OS1/22/1/91	ALLT TARSUINN	Allt Tarsuinn Allt Tarsuinn Allt Tarsuinn	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	This stream has its source in the east side of Coire Odhar Mòr and in conjunction with Allt nan Clach Breac and Allt a' Bhad Mhosaiche forms Allt a' Choire Odhair Mhoir. Means "Cross Stream".
OS1/22/1/91	SABHAL A' GHEARSANAICH	Sabhal a'Ghearsanaich Sabhal a'Ghearsanaich Sabhal a'Ghearsanaich	Rev: [Reverend] Mr MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr Macbean	013	Implies "Forrester's Barn" but is applied here to a prominent hill lying on the west side of Corie Odhar Beag.
OS1/22/1/91						[page] 91 County of Nairn -- Parish of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/91							Allt nan Clach Breaca - in list of names column Breaca has been circled and a note written across the page - see Carn nan Clach Garbla p. 90
OS1/22/1/92	CNAPAN A' CHOIRE ODHAIR BHIG	Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Bhig Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Bhig Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Bhig	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macbean	013	This name applies to a hill, rocky & ruggedy on the north & west sides, situated directly to the south of Coire Odhar Beag from which it has its name. It means "Knobs or Lumps of the Little Dun Hollow".
OS1/22/1/92	CNAPAN A' CHOIRE ODHAIR MHOIR	Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Mhoir Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Mhoir Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Mhoir	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macbean	013	This name signifies"Knobs, Lumps, or Little Hillocks of the Large Dun Hollow", and is applied to a rocky brae immediately south of Coire Odhar Mòr. Property of the Earl of Cawdor
OS1/22/1/92	CNAPAN BEAGA	Cnapan Beaga Cnapan Beaga Cnapan Beaga	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macbean	013	A considerable Knoll on the east side of Coire Odhar Beag. Signifying "Small Lumps or Knobs"
OS1/22/1/92	CNAPAN MORA	Cnapan Mòra Cnapan Mòra Cnapan Mòra	Rev: [Reverend] Mr. MacKenzie Rev: [Reverend] Mr. Macleod Mr. Macbean	013	This is a very prominent feature on the ridge between this county and that of Elgin. Signification "Large Lumps or Knobs"
OS1/22/1/92						[page] 92 County of Nairn -- Parishes of Cawdor and Ardclach
OS1/22/1/92							Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Mhoir - written in situation column - The parish of Cawdor, and on the north side of the boundary between the Counties of Nairn and Elgin Detached No.[number]2. Cnapan Mòra - written in situation column - The parish of Cawdor, and on the north side of the boundary between the Counties of Nairn and Elgin Detached No.[number]2. On the above ridge Cnapan Beaga -written in situation column- On the boundary between the parishes of Ardclach and Cawdor
OS1/22/1/93	CAOCHAN AN RIASGAICH	Caochan an Riasgaich Caochan an Riasgaich Caochan an Riasgaich Caochan an Riasgaich	Revd. [Reverend] A. Campbell, Free Church Manse Petty Mr Angus McDonald, Barnhill Inverness - Mr Alexander Bain, Drumore, Daviot Mr John Fraser, Dalcross.	010	A small stream which rises on the western face of Carn Dearg, and fall into Meur Mhinn, near to where the county boundary leaves that stream. It is only about ¾ths of a mile in length It means, Streamlet of the green face
OS1/22/1/93	FEITH GHORM	Fèith Ghorm Fèith Ghorm Fèith Ghorm Fèith Ghorm	Revd [Reverend] A Campbell Mr Angus McDonald, Barnhill Mr Alexander Bain, Drumore Mr John Fraser, Dalcross	010	This is a small hill stream, the source of which is a spring well on the side of An Riasgach, and falls in a north western direction untill it falls into Meur Mhinn It is about half a mile in length It means green vein.
OS1/22/1/93	LOCH NAN CLACH	Loch nan Clach Loch nan Clach Loch nan Clach Loch nan Clach	Mr A Campbell Mr Angus McDonald Mr Alexander Bain Mr John Fraser	010	This name is applied to a large hole in mossy ground on the top of Carn Dearg. It is supposed to have been a loch, but at present it could not contain water, as there are large gaps in its banks; it is now full of soft mud It means loch of the stone
OS1/22/1/93						[page] 93 County of Nairn
OS1/22/1/94	LOCHAN DUBHA	Lochan Dubha Lochan Dubha Lochan Dubha Lochan Dubha	Revd [Reverend] A Campbell Mr Angus McDonald Mr John Fraser Mr Alexander Bain	010	This name is applied to a collection of small lochs situated on the top, of Carn Dearg, and near to Carn nan tri tighearnan The water in any of them does not exceed two feet in depth. It means the small black loch
OS1/22/1/94						[page] 94 County of Nairn [The page is signed] G.Herb [Herbert] Bolland Capt.[Captain] R Engrs[Royal Engineers] 21-May 1869
OS1/22/1/95						[Page] 95 INDEX to 6 inch Sheets Nos 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, & 13 in the County of Nairn. Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet A' Chlach-glais - 89 -- 13 Achnabechan -- 22 -- 8 Aitnoch -- 73 -- 11 Allt Aireimh -- 27 -- 8 Allt a' Bad Uhosaiche -- 89 -- 13 Allt na h-Athais -- 13. -- 7 Allt a' Bhreabadair -- 36 -- 10 Allt a' Choire -- 35 -- 10 Allt a' Choire Bhuidhe -- 52 -- 10 Allt a' Choire Odhair Bhig -- 88 -- 13 Allt a' Choire Odhair Mhoir -- 91 -- 13 Allt a' Mhuilinn -- 51 -- 10 Allt an Daimh -- 84 -- 12 Allt an Iomaill -- 10 -- 7 Allt an t-Sithean -- 28 -- 8 Allt an t-Slugain Bhig -- 37 -- 10 Allt an t-Slugain Mhoir -- 38 -- 10 Allt Bad an Iasgair -- 80 -- 11 Allt Bad an Staing -- 85 -- 13 Allt Breac -- 49 -- 10 Allt Càrn a' Ghrantaich -- 31 -- 9 Allt Càrn a' Mhais Leathain -- 60 -- 10 Allt Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich -- 81 -- 10 & 12 Allt Choire Odhair -- 8 -- 7 Allt Creag a' Chait -- 9 -- 7 Allt Cromachan -- 31 -- 9 Allt Dearg -- 8 -- 7 & 10 Allt Dubh -- 7 -- 7 & 10 Allt Gaineamhach -- 83 -- 12 Allt Laoigh -- 86 -- 13 Alltlaoigh (In Ruins) -- 86 -- 13 Allt Meaton -- 90 -- 13 Allt na h-Athais -- 7 -- 7 & 9 Allt na Leacainn -- 6 -- 7 Allt nan Clach Breaca -- 91 -- 13 Allt Tarsuinn -- 91 -- 13 Allt Ruadh -- 48 -- 10 Allt Ruithe Moir -- 29 -- 9 Allt Ruithe Mòr -- 32 -- 9 An Riasgach -- 57 -- 10 An Seileach -- 56 -- 10 An Sgòr -- 44 -- 10 Badnonan -- 86 -- 13 Balfreish (In Ruins) -- 74 -- 11 Ballaggan -- 53 -- 10 Ballaggan Burn -- 53 -- 10 Ballentore -- 20 -- 8 Ballerochan -- 51 -- 10 Balmackiver -- 16 -- 8 Balmore -- 1 -- 7 Balnaclach -- 47 -- 10 Balnamain -- 23 -- 8 Balnught -- 47 -- 10 Banchor -- 63 -- 11 Battananteoig -- 85 -- 13 Battanmaceachain -- 77 -- 11 Beinn Bhuidhe Bheag -- 34 -- 9 Beinn Bhuidhe Mhòr -- 34 -- 9 Beinn na Buchanich -- 32 -- 9 Blackfold -- 15 -- 8 Braevall -- 3 -- 7 Bridge of Dulsie -- 71 -- 11 Boath Bridge -- 16 -- 8 Burnside -- 65 -- 11 Caochan Amair -- 43 -- 10 Caochan a' Bhodaich -- 27 -- 8 Caochan a' Bhotain Duibh -- 6 -- 7 Caochan a' Ghaid -- 12 -- 7 Caochan a' Ghaill -- 35 -- 10 Caochan a' Ghiubhais -- 53 -- 10 Caochan an Fhir-ruithe -- 57 -- 10 Caochan an Riasgaich -- 93 -- 10 Caochan Càrn a' Mhais Leathain -- 39 -- 10 Caochan Dir na Lair -- 5 -- 7 Caochan Gortach -- 90 -- 13
OS1/22/1/96						[Page] 96 Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet Caochan na Criche -- 45 -- 10 Caochan na Feàrna -- 78 -- 11 Caochan na Feithe Seilich -- 41 -- 10 Caochan na Seangan -- 9 -- 7 Caochan Odhar -- 61 -- 10 Caochan Odhar -- 62 -- 10 Caochan Poll nan Gabhar -- 12 -- 7 Caochan Tom nan Clach -- 83 -- 12 Carnoch -- 45 -- 10 Carnoch Burn -- 45 -- 10 Cairn of Kincraig -- 30 -- 10 Càrn a' Bhotain -- 36 -- 10 Càrn a' Cheathraimh Mhoir -- 79 -- 11 Càrn a' Choire Odhar -- 33 -- 9 Càrn a' Chrasgie -- 11 -- 7 Càrn a' Gharbh-ghlaic -- 85 -- 13 Càrn a' Mhais Leathain -- 41 -- 10 Càrn Allt Laoigh -- 88 -- 13 Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich -- 82 -- 12 Càrn an Uillt Bhric -- 49 -- 10 Càrn Bad a' Churaich -- 79 -- 11 Càrn Bad nan Clachan -- 78 -- 11 Càrn Beag -- 69 -- 11 Càrn Dearg -- 62 -- 10 Càrn Dubhaidh -- 23 -- 8 Càrn Dubh Beag -- 34 -- 9 Càrn Dubh Mòr -- 33 -- 9 Càrn Glas -- 84 -- 12 Càrn Maol -- 11 -- 7 Càrn Mheadhoin -- 87 -- 13 Càrn Mòr -- 51 -- 10 Càrn Mòr -- 80 -- 11 Càrn na Caillich -- 17 -- 8 Càrn na h-aon-Chraoibhe -- 60 -- 10 Càrn nan tri-tighearnan -- 58 -- 10 Càrn nan Clach Garbha -- 90 -- 13 Càrn na Sguabaich -- 35 --10 Càrn Odhar -- 30 -- 10 Càrn Odhar -- 60 -- 10 Càrn Sgùmain -- 44 -- 10 Càrn Torr Mheadhoin -- 81 -- 12 Site of Chapel -- 72 -- 11 Chapel Field -- 72 -- 11 Church -- 21 -- 8 Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Bhig -- 92 -- 13 Cnapan a' Choire Odhair Mhoir -- 92 -- 13 Cnapan Beaga -- 92 -- 13 Cnapan Mora -- 92 -- 13 Cnocan Buidhe -- 88 -- 13 Cnoc a' Chinn Leith -- 56 -- 10 Cnocan Leth na Slighe -- 11 -- 7 Cnoc an t-Sithein -- 50 -- 10 Coire Buidhe -- 52 -- 10 Coire Càrn an t-Sean-liathanaich -- 82 -- 12 Coire Odhar Beag -- 42 -- 10 Coire Odhar Beag -- 88 -- 13 Coire Odhar Mòr -- 89 -- 13 Collindoune -- 66 -- 11 Cose -- 13 -- 7 Creag an Daimh -- 10 -- 7 Creag a' Chnocain -- 58 -- 10 Creag an Fhithich -- 48 -- 10 Creagan Glas -- 32 -- 9 Creag Phadruig -- 37 -- 10 Creag Ruadh -- 54 -- 10 Dalbuie -- 47 -- 10 Dalcharn -- 13 -- 7 Daless -- 54 -- 10 Dalnaheiglish -- 21 -- 8 Dalriach Burn -- 33 -- 9 Daltra -- 21 -- 8 Doune -- 71 -- 11 Drochaid Allt Bad an Iasgair -- 80 -- 11 Drochaid an t-Sithein -- 28 -- 8 Drumlochan -- 76 -- 11 Drummore -- 22 -- 8 Drynachan Burn -- 61 -- 10
OS1/22/1/97						[Page] 97 Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet Drynachan Lodge -- 46 -- 10 Drynachan Mill (corn) -- 46 -- 10 Dunearn -- 69 -- 11 Dunearn Lodge -- 66 -- 11 Féith Ghorm -- 93 -- 10 Ferness -- 24 -- 8 Ferness Mains -- 22 -- 8 General Wade's Military Road -- 72 -- 11 Glac Buidhe -- 37 -- 10 Glac an Eich -- 55 -- 10 Glac Garbh -- 75 -- 11 Glenferness House -- 19 -- 8 Highland Boath -- 2 -- 7 Hill of Aitnoch -- 74 -- 11 Kincraig (In Ruins) -- 55 -- 10 Knockandhu -- 48 -- 10 Knockandhu -- 66 -- 11 Knockandhu -- 86 -- 13 Leac an Daimh -- 89 -- 13 Leonach -- 85 -- 13 Leonach Burn -- 70 -- 11 Little Banchor (In Ruins) -- 63 -- 11 Lochan Tùtach -- 74 -- 11 Loch Dubh -- 76 -- 11 Loch Dubh -- 77 -- 11 Lochindorb -- 87 -- 11 Loch of Boath -- 1 -- 7 Lochan Dubha -- 94 -- 10 Loch Winter -- 38 -- 10 Loch nan Clach -- 93 -- 10 Loupmore -- 69 -- 11 Lynemore -- 63 -- 11 Maol an Tailleir -- 68 -- 11 Marchstripe -- 67 -- 11 Meur Bheoil -- 40 -- 10 Meur Garbh -- 59 -- 10 Meur Meadhonach -- 40 -- 10 Meur Mìn -- 59 -- 10 Meur Tuath -- 39 -- 10 Miltown -- 73 -- 11 Newlands of Balmackiver -- 16 -- 8 Poll Beag -- 50 -- 10 Post Office -- 24 -- 8 Princess' Stone (Sculptured) -- 19 -- 8 Quilichan -- 54 -- 10 Rearple -- 73 -- 11 Red Burn -- 17 -- 8 Refouble -- 65 -- 11 Refuil -- 64 -- 11 Reeskie (In Ruins) -- 79 -- 11 Rehiran -- 4 -- 7 Reroppie -- 65 -- 11 Reroppie Burn -- 75 -- 11 Rhibanchor -- 77 -- 11 Rhilean -- 78 -- 11 Rhilean Burn -- 70 -- 11 River Findhorn -- 64 -- 11 Rumachroy -- 15 -- 8 Sabhal a' Ghearsanaich -- 91 -- 13 School -- 25 -- 8 Shealeat -- 43 -- 10 Sliabhgherarie -- 3 -- 7 Stac a' Ghamhna -- 67 -- 11 Streens -- 42 -- 10 Stripe of Little Lyne -- 25 -- 8 Stripe of Muckle Lyne -- 26 -- 8 Suspension Bridge -- 67 -- 10 Tirfogrean -- 46 -- 10 Tom an Fhèidh -- 63 -- 11 Tomlachan -- 75 -- 11 Tomlachan Burn -- 76 -- 11 Tom nan Clach -- 83 -- 12 Tom nan Meann -- 18 -- 8 Tomnarroch -- 23 -- 8 Tomnarroch Burn -- 27 -- 8 Torr an Eas -- 52 -- 10
OS1/22/1/97							Tomnarroch Burn - page 29, not 27.
OS1/22/1/98						[Page] 98 Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet Tor Burn -- 70 -- 11 Torgarrow -- 68 -- 11 Wester Barevan -- 4 -- 7 Wester Dulsie -- 68 -- 11 Whitefold -- 1 -- 7
OS1/22/1/99						1 O.S. 321. NAME BOOK OF PARTS OF THE PARISHES OF ] ARDCLACH, CAWDOR, CROY AND DALCROSS AND MOY AND DALAROSSIE. on 6 Inch Scale Sheets 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12 & 13 IN THE COUNTY OF NAIRN Handwritten note added - The names and descriptions of these parishes will be found in the Name Books of the 1/2500 work of each
OS1/22/1/99							Unable to read other note on page which looks like place names.