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BEINN NA GAINIMH |
Beinn na Gaineimh
Beinn na Gaineimh
Beinn na Gaineimh |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
The top of a high ridge of moorland, steep and somewhat rocky all round, and in height from its base may be two hundred feet. Means Hill of the Sand. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr. Lawers by Comrie |
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SRÒN BEALAIDH |
Sròn Bealaidh
Sròn Bealaidh
Sròn Bealaidh |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
The south end of an elevated ridge of moorland, rocky and precipitous towards the south and west and falling off with a gentle slope to the east. Means Broom Nose. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr. |
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AUCHNAFREE |
Auchnafree
Auchnafree
Auchnafree
Auchnafree
Achnamaie |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
071 |
A shooting lodge and a farmsteading the former two, the latter one storey, all slated and in good repair. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr. Lawers by Comrie. |
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COIRE AN FHEÀRNA |
Coire an Fheàrna |
Mr. Alexander Morrison
Mr. Duncan Dewar
Mr. John Morrison |
071 |
A small hollow diverging north east from Glen Shervie. Property of D. R. Williamson Esq. Lawers by Comrie
Means Hollow of the Alders. |
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ALLT COIRE AN FHEÀRNA |
Allt Coire an Fheàrna |
Mr. Alexander Morrison
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Duncan Dewar |
071 |
A small stream which rises at the head of Coire an Fheàrna, and after a short course it falls into Allt a' Choire Caoil. Means Stream of the Alder Hollow. |
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GLEN SHERVIE |
Glen Shervie |
Mr. Alexander Morrison
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Duncan Dewar
Johnston's County Map |
071 |
A glen about one Mile long and nearly half a mile Broad situated north of Auchnafree Craig. Property of D. R. Williamson Esq. Lawers. |
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GLENSHERVIE BURN |
Glenshervie Burn |
Mr. Alexander Morrison
Mr. Duncan Dewar
Mr. John Morrison |
071 |
A large stream formed by the junction of Allt a' Choire Caoil and Allt a' Choire Bhric and flowing southward through Glen Shervie falls into the River Almond. |
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ALLT CILL-FHINN |
Allt Cill-fhinn |
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Duff
Rev. [Reverend] H. McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A rapid running mountain stream collecting at the North Base of Meall nam Fuaran falling into the River Quaich. The name means stream of the Burying place of Fingal. |
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ALLT EALACHAIN |
Allt Ealachain |
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Duff
Rev. [Reverend] H. McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A rapid running mountain stream collecting at the North base of Meall nam Fuaran falling into the River Quaich Meaning not known. |
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GLEN ALMOND |
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RIVER ALMOND |
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MEALL AN T-SUIDHE |
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For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks see Name Book of Sheet 83 |
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ALLT HENZIE |
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For Authorities and Descriptive Remarks see Name Book of Sheet 83 |
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NEWTON BURN |
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ALLT A' BHARNIE |
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[Note below Allt Ealachain:]
Allt Ealachain Stream abounding in Swans |
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LAIRIG SHALACH |
Lairig Shalach |
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Duff
Rev. [Reverend] H. McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong |
070 ; 071 |
A narrow mountain pass at the South East base of Garrow Hill means Dirty Pass. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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CREAG AN DÙIN |
Creag an Dùin |
Rev. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Duff
Rev [Reverend] H. McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A long rocky Hill on the South Side of Glen Quaich somewhat steep on the North and East
Means Rock of the Eminence Propert [Property] of the Marquis of Breadalbane |
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BALKELIN (In Ruins) |
Balkelin
Balkelin |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
071 |
This name is still applied to the ruins of a farmsteading. Situated at the west end of Loch Fraochy. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane, Taymouth Castle |
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BALMALECKIN (In Ruins) |
Balmaleckin
Balnaleckine
Balmalekin
Balmaleckin |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
J. F. Wylie Esqr. Factor |
071 |
The ruins of a farmsteading
Situated on the South Side of Loch Froachy, Balkelin an [and] the land attached to this form one extensive sheep farm Property of the Marquis of Breadabne. [Breadalbane] |
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CROFT MILL |
Croft Mill |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A Shepherd's house, one storey, slated, and in good repair A farmhouse one storey, thatched and in bad repair, an old Corn Mill (disused one storey slated and in bad repair) from which the name originates The whole, the property of the Marquis of Breadalbane |
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GLENQUAICH LODGE |
Glenquaich Lodge |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A handsome shooting lodge situated on the south side of Loch Freochy. It is one storey in height, slated, and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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FREE CHURCH [Tom Orain] |
Free church |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A plain substantial building, newly erected, one storey, slated, and seated to accommodate 150 persons. |
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ACHNAFAULD |
Achnafauld
Achnafauld
Auchnafaud
Achnafadol |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crear
Mr. Thomas Dow
Lease of Farm
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstones Co [County] Map |
071 |
A farmsteading dwelling house, one storey thatched, offices one storey slated - in good repair - and a number of small dwelling houses having pendicles attached. The whole, the property of the Marquis of Breadalbane, Taymouth |
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KINLOCH |
Kinloch
Kinloch
Kinloch |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
071 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house one slated, offices one storey, thatched. The whole are in middling repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane |
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WESTER KINLOCH |
Wester Kinloch
Wester Kinloch |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Rent Reciept
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
071 |
A small farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices one storey, thatched, and under repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane Taymouth Castle |
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CROFTNAFIGHAG |
Croftnafighag
Croftnafigag
Croftnafighag |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Lease
Valuation Roll 1857-8
J. F. Wylie Esqr. Factor |
071 |
A small farmsteading dwelling house and offices one storey, thatched, and in middling repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane Taymouth Castle |
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TURRERICH |
Turrerich |
Lease
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house two storeys, slated, offices one storey, thatched and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane, Taymouth Castle, Kenmore |
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WESTER TURRERICH |
Wester Turrerich
W. [West] Turrerich |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow
Johnstones Co [County] Map |
071 |
A dwelling house, two office houses, and a corn mill, the former one storey thatched, the latter one storey slated, the whole in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane |
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EASTER TURRERICH |
Easter Turrerich
Easter Turerich
E. [East] Turrerich |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
071 |
Two small farmsteadings, dwelling houses and offices one storey, thatched and in bad repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane |
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SRÒN UAIMHAIDH |
Sron Uaimhaidh |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
An elevated rocky feature, situated a short distance north of Wester Kinloch. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means the nose of the hiding place |
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CREAG BHEAG |
Creag Bheag |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A small hill in connection with the range which extends along the north side of Glen Queach, and lying to the west of Kinloch Burn. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means little craig |
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TOM ÒRAIN |
Tom Òrain |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A small knoll situated about fifty yards east of the (new) Free Church in Glen Quaich. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means Knoll of Song. |
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KINLOCH BURN |
Kinloch Burn |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Crerar
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A rapid running stream, which gathers from surface water on the east side of Creag Bheag, and falls into the River Bran at the east end of Loch Fraochy |
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LOCH FREUCHIE |
Loch Freuchie
Loch Freuchie
Loch Freuchie
Loch Fraochy
Loch Fraochie
Loch Freuchy
Loch Freuchie
Loch Freuchie
Loch Freuchie |
Revd [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong
Mr. Donald Dewar
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Dull Parish
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Kenmore Parish
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Little Dunkeld Parish
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Weem Parish
J. F. Wylie Esqr Factor |
071 |
A Lake of fresh water in Glen Quaich, it is 1¾ miles in length and averages about ¼ of a mile in width. the River Quaich flows into it at its head, but in issuing from the Lake it receives the name of the River Bran. |
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RIVER BRAN |
River Bran
Braan
Brand Riv. [River]
River Bran |
Revd [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Mr William Armstrong
Mr Donald Dewar
Statistical Acct [Account] of Dull Parish
Statistical Acct [Account] of Little Dunkeld Parish
Statistical Acct [Account] of Weem Parish
Statistical Acct [Account] of Kenmore Parish
Johnstones Co [County] Map
J. F. Wylie Esqr Factor |
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A small River which flows from Loch Freuchie and after a course of several miles falls into the River Tay at Dunkeld. |
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ALLT CÙ AN TEUMAIDH |
Allt Cù an Teumaidh |
Mr. James McFarlane
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. Thomas Dow |
071 |
A small burn which gathers from surface water on the moorland north of Easter Turrerich and fall into Loch Freuchie. Means the biting dog's burn |
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CREAG LIATH |
Creag Liath |
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Donald Dewar
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A large and prominent hill near the northern entrance to the Small Glen, property of Thomas Patton Esqr. Glenalmond by Crieff. Means Hoary Rock. |
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ALLT NA CREIGE LÉITHE |
Allt na Creige Leithe |
Mr John Morrison
Mr. Donald Dewar
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A small stream which rises near the summit of Creag Liath and after a short and rapid course is joined by Allt an Fhraoich, and Allt Geal Chairn, their united waters forming Girron Burn. Means Stream of the Hoary Rock. |
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ALLT AN FHRAOICH |
Allt an Fhraoich |
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Donald Dewar
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A small stream which rises on the west side of Creag Liath and after a short and rapid course is joined by Allt a' Chreig Leithe and Allt Geal Chairn, the united waters joining Girron Burn. Means Stream of the Heather. |
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CROM CHREAG |
Crom Chreag |
Mr. John Morrison
Mr Donald Dewar
Mr William Armstrong |
071 |
A rocky knoll over which passes the boundary between the parishes of Crieff and Dull. Means Crooked Rock. |
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CREAG NA MÈINE |
Creag na Mèine |
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Donal Dewar
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A rocky knoll on the high ground west of Corrymuckloch property of Thomas Patton Esqr. Glenalmond by Crieff. Means Rock of the Mine. |
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EASTER KINLOCH |
Easter Kinloch |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
071 |
A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair. Situated on the north bank of the River Bran. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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BALLINLOCHAN |
Ballinlochan |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair. Situated on the north bank of the River Bran about a mile from Amulree. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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LYNMORE |
Lynmore
Lynmore
Lynmore |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstones Co. [County] Map |
071 |
A small farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair. Situated on the south bank of the River Bran, property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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CRAIG HULICH |
Craig Hulich |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A large and very prominent rocky precipice, situated on a hill north of the village of Amulree. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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NEWTON OF BALLINREIGH |
Newton of Ballinreigh |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A few cot-houses in a ruinous state situated on the rising ground between Glenfender and the village of Amulree, they are chiefly one storey, slated and in bad repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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AMULREE |
Amulree
Amulree
Amulree
Amulree
Amulree
Amulree
Amulree
Amulrie
Amulrie
Amulrie |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie
J. F. Wylie Esq Factor
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Little Dunkeld Parish
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Dull Parish
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Kenmore Parish
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Weem Parish
Valuation Roll, 1857-8 Kenmore Parish
Valuation Roll, 1857-8 Little Dunkeld Parish
Valuation Roll, 1857-8 Dull Parish
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
071 |
A small village situated at the east end of Glen Quaich, the houses of which are chiefly one storey, slated and in good repair. There is a large and commodious Inn, and a Post Office in the village. the whole is the property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Amulree] |
School |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A small one storey house, situated near to the Church, used as a school and Post office. the average number of scholars is about 30, and the usual branches of education are taught. property of the Free Church body. |
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POST OFFICE [Amulree] |
Post Office |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
This office is situated at one end of the school, which is in connection with the Free Church body. there is one arrival and one despatch daily, the former at 3.25 Pm. and the latter at 7.20 Am. |
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CHURCH (QUOAD SACRA) [Amulree] |
Church (Quoad Sacra) |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A plain stone building, seated to hold 600 persons, situated close to the village of Amulree, it is slated and in good repair. it forms a place of worship for the Quoad Sacra Parish of Amulree. |
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MANSE [Q.S. church - Amulree] |
Manse |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A neat and commodious two storey house, situated near to the Church. Slated and in good repair, and connected with the Quoad Sacra parish of Amulree |
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SCHOOL [nr. Amulree] |
School |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A plain one storey house situated at the junction of the roads from Amulree and Glen Quaich. it is slated and in good repair. the usual branches of education are taught, and the average number of scholars is about 35.
This School is unendowed, is supported from the Sustentation Fund, and is the Ph [Parish] of School for the Quoad Sacra parish of Amulree. |
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MEALL REAMHAR |
Meall Reamhar |
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Donald Dewar
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A large prominent ridge on the north side of Glen Almond. property of Thomas Patton Esqr. Glenalmond by Crieff. Means Fat Lump. |
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ALLT GEAL CHÀIRN |
Allt Geal Chairn |
Mr John Morrison
Mr. Donald Dewar
Mr. William Armstrong |
071 |
A small stream which rises on the north-east side of Meall Reamhar, and after a short course is joined by by Allt a' Chreig Leithe and Allt an Fhraoich, their united waters forming Girron Burn. Means Stream of the White Cairn |
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CORRYMUCKLOCH |
Corrymuckloch
Corriemucklock
Curriemuckloch
Corriemuckloch |
Mr. John Morrison
Mr. Donald Dewar
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Lease
Statistical Acct [Account] of Crieff Parish
Statistical Acct [Account] of Monzie Parish
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
071 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices two storeys in height slated and in good repair. property of Thomas Patton Esqr. Glenalmond, by Crieff. It was formerly used as an Inn and Posting House. |
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GIRRON |
Girron
Girrion
Girreon |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
071 |
A large farmsteading. dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair. property of the Earl of Mansfield. |
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GIRRON BURN |
Girron Burn |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A large stream thar rises on Creag Leiath, and flowing in an eastward direction until it is joined by the Glen Burn, when its course is changed and it flows northward until it empties itself into the River Bran, about ¼ of a mile below Amulree. |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie |
071 |
A large stream which rises on the hill south of Girron, and flowing northward empties itself into Girron Burn a little below the farmsteading of that name. |
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CORRY HENZIE |
Corry Henzie |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small ovalshaped hollow sloping gently in to the centre from the southwest, northwest, and northeast, and out to the southeast. Meaning not known. Property of D. R. Williamson Esqr. Lawers by Comrie. |
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COIRE CULTRAIN |
Coire Cultrain |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small circular hollow sloping in to the centre somewhat steeply from the south, west and north. and gently out towards the east. Meaning not known. Property of D. R. Williamson Esqr., Lawers by Comrie. |
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COIRE NAN GAMHAINN |
Coire nan Gamhainn
Coire nan Gamhainn
Coire nan Gamhainn |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small ovalshaped hollow at the south base of Sròn Bealaidh. It has a steep slope in to the centre from the west, north, and east, and out towards the south. Means Hollow of the Sturks. Property of D. R. Williamson Esqr. Lawers by Comrie. |
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GLEN LOCHAN |
Glen Lochan
Glen Lochan
Glen Lochan |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A narrow glen extending from Glen Shervie near Achnafree to Glen Quaich. The sides of its western end are steep and rocky, but towards the east it flattens out considerably. A small but rapid stream, having its rise in Lochan Uaine, flows through it and falls into Lochfraochie. |
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GLENLOCHAN BURN |
Glenlochan Burn
Glenlochan Burn
Glenlochan Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small but rapid stream which has its rise in Lochan Uaine and flowing in an easterly direction falls into Lochan a' Mhulain. Its banks are low and it has a gravelly bed. |
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COIRE GRIANAIN |
Coire Grianain
Coire Grianain
Coire Grianain |
Revd [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small circular hollow having a steep slope in to the centre from the east, south, and west, and out from the centre towards the north. Means Hollow of the Mountain Peake. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr., Lawers by Comrie. |
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GEAL CHÀRN |
Geal Chàrn |
Mr Hugh Campbell
Mr Alexander McTavish
Mr Peter Crerar |
071 |
A large rough pasture hill situated between Glen lochan and Glen almond property of the Marquis of Breadalbane of Taymouth Castle. Means White Cairn. |
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AM BODACH |
Am Bodach |
Mr Hugh Campbell
Mr Alexander McTavish
Mr Peter Crerar |
071 |
A small peak situated on the left of Auchnafauld Burn and adjacent to Meall Reamhar property of the Marquis of Breadalbane of Taymouth Castle. Means "The Old Man". |
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ACHNAFAULD BURN |
Auchnafauld Burn |
Mr Hugh Campbell
Mr Alexander McTavish
Mr Peter Crerar |
071 |
A large stream which rises at the foot of Geal Càrn and after flowing in a north-eastern direction for about a mile and a half it empties itself into Loch Fhraoich in Glenquaich |
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[Note below Auchnafauld Burn:]
This Burn takes its name from the farmsteading in page 6
for which see the Rent Receipt for Achnafauld |
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MEALL MÒR |
Meall Mòr |
Mr Hugh Campbell
Mr Alexander McTavish
Mr Peter Crerar |
071 |
A large round hill situated near to the entrance of Glenlochan, it is chiefly rough pasture and is the property of the Marquis of Breadalbane Taymouth Castle. Means Big Hill. |
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ALLT RÙISGTE |
Allt Rùisgte |
Mr Hugh Campbell
Mr Alexander McTavish
Mr Peter Crerar |
071 |
A small stream which rises near to Meall Mòr, and after flowing in a northernly direction for about a mile it empties itself into Loch Fhraoich in Glenquaich. Means Bare or exposed stream. |
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LOCHAN A' MHUILINN |
Lochan a' Mhuilinn |
Mr Hugh Campbell
Mr Alexander McTavish
Mr Peter Crerar |
071 |
A small loch, situated at the north end of Glenlochan property the Marquis of Breadalbane of Taymouth Castle. Means Small Lake of the Mill |
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MEALL NAM FUARAN |
Meall nam Fuaran
Meall nam Fuaran
Meall nam Fuaran |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A large round hill, steep to the north and rising with a gentle slope on its east, south, and west sides. Probable height from its base seven hundred feet. Means Hill or Top of the Springs. The north half belongs to the Marquis of Breadalbane and the south to D. R. Williamson, Esqr., Lawers by Comrie. |
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COIRE NAM FUARAN |
Coire nam Fuaran
Coire nam Fuaran
Coire nam Fuaran |
Revd Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small ovalshaped hollow at the southwest base of Meall nam Fuaran. It slopes gently in to the centre from the southeast & northwest and out towards the southwest. Means Hollow of the Springs. Property of D. R. Williamson Esqr. |
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CREAG LAMHAIN |
Creag Lamhain
Creag Lamhain
Creag Lamhain |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A prominent eminence of an oval shape, rocky and precipitous to the southeast and falling off with a steep slope to the northwest. Means Little Hand Rock. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr., Lawers by Comrie. |
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[Note under correction of Creag Lamhain (from Laimhan):]
Plan at Southampton |
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LOCHAN UAINE |
Lochan Uaine
Lochan Uaine
Lochan Uaine |
Revd. [Reverend] Doctor D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A small lake in Glen Lochan. In summer it is almost dry being covered with reeds and long grass. Glenlochan Burn flows out of it to the east. Means Little Green Lake. |
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COIRE A' CHEARCAILL |
Coire a' Chearcaill
Coire a' Chearcaill
Coire a' Chearcaill |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
A circular mountain hollow having its west side formed by a rocky and precipitous slope. Means Hoop Hollow. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr., Lawers by Comrie. |
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CREAG GRIANAIN |
Creag Grianain
Creag Grianain
Creag Grianain |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
071 |
The northern extremity of a high ridge of moorland terminating abruptly in a bold and rocky precipice, about three hundred feet in height. Means Rock of the Mountain Peak. Property of D. R. Williamson, Esqr., Lawers by Comrie. |
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MEALL DEARG |
Meall Dearg
Meall Dearg
Meall Dearg |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A prominent circular hill somewhat rocky and precipitous to the east and south, and falling off with a gentle slope towards the west and north. Probable height from its base three hundred feet. Means Red Hill. Property of General Campbell, Kinloch. |
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GLEN FENDER |
Glen Fender
Glen Fender
Glen Fender |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 ; 071 |
A narrow glen extending from Loch Fender on the north to the Bran a short distance east of Amulree. Its sides are somewhat steep and covered with heathy pasture. |
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GLENFENDER BURN |
Glenfender Burn
Glenfender Burn
Glenfender Burn |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 ; 071 |
A small but rapid stream which issues from Loch Fender and flowing in a southerly direction through Glen Fender falls into the Bran a short distance east of Amulree. Its banks are low and it has a gravelly bed. |
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COIRE NA H-AIRIDHE GRUAMAICH |
Coire na h-Airidhe Gruamaich
Coire na h-Airidhe Gruamaich
Coire na h-Airidhe Gruamaich |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small ovalshaped hollow, having a steep slope in to the centre from the east, west, and north and out from the centre towards the south. Means Hollow of the Gloomy Shealing. Property of General Campbell, Kinloch. |
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COIRE AN T-SEILICH |
Coire an t-Seilich
Coire an t-Seilich
Coire an t-Seilich |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small ovalshaped hollow somewhat steep in to the centre from the south, west, and north, and sloping gently out from the centre towards the east. Means Hollow of the Willow. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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BEINN LIATH |
Beinn Liath
Beinn Liath
Beinn Liath |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small circular hill, steep towards the east and west, and having a gentle slope to the south and north. Probable height from its base thr. [three] hundred feet. Means Grey Mountain. Property of General Campbell, Kinloch. |
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GLEN COCHILL |
Glen Cochill
Glen Cochill
Glen Cochill
Glen Cofield |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
060 ; 071 |
A glen extending from Loch Hoil on the north to Amulree on the south. Its west side is steep, but on the east side it has a very gentle slope. With the exception of a few small patches of arable it is moorland. The turnpike road between Aberfeldy and Crieff passes through it. |
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COCHILL BURN |
Cochill Burn
Cochill Burn
Cochill Burn |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 ; 071 |
A small but rapid stream which issues from Loch Hoil, and flowing in a southerly direction falls into the Braan at Amulree. Its banks are, in general, low, and it has a gravelly bed. |
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WHITE CAIRN |
White Cairn
White Cairn
White Cairn |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A large circular heap of small loose stones about 40 feet in diameter, and fifteen central height. It is not known for what purpose it was raised. A very doubtful tradition in the neighbourhood says it marks the place where openair religious meetings were at one time held. |
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ST LOUIS |
St. Louis
St. Louis
St. Louis |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, thatched, and in good repair. Property of Sir William Drummond Stewart, Grandtully. |
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CREAG NAN GABHAR |
Creag nan Gabhar
Creag nan Gabhar
Creag nan Gabhar |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small circular hill, somewhat steep and rocky to the east, and having a gentle slope towards the north, south, and west. Means Rock of the Goats. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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[Very faint note below White Cairn:]
I do not think
this should be in G. [German] text
The Draftsman [gave] me his opinion before writing the name.
[Initialled] P.L. |
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AM BIORRAN |
Am Biorran
Am Biorran
Am Biorran |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A small Knoll on the farm of Turrich situated at the south-east end of Creag Choille. Means Pinnacle. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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ALLT MÒR EISGINE |
Allt Mòr Eisgine
Allt Mòr Eisgine
Allt Mòr Eisgine |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A small stream which rises on the hills west of Loch Fender and flowing south-west discharges itself into Turrerich Burn. Means Stream of the Big Fishpond. |
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BEAG LAIRIG |
Beag Lairig
Beag Lairig
Beag Lairig |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A small, level tract of land covered with heathy pasture, situated on the south-east side of Allt Mòr Eisgine. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means Little Hill or moor.
Beag Learg - A little pass
Beag Lairig A little Hill, or moor, &c. |
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TURRERICH BURN |
Turrerich Burn
Turrerich Burn
Turrerich Burn |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 ; 071 |
A large stream which rises on the hills on the north side of Glen Quaich and flowing southward discharges itself into Loch Fraochy near the farm of Turrerich. |
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CREAG CHOILLE |
Creag Choille
Creag Choille
Creag Choille |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A large hill of an oblong form situated on the farm of Turrich on the north side of Glen Quaich. Property jointly of the Marquis of Breadalbane and Miss C. Campbell Shian. Means Rock of the Wood. |
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ALLT NA MOINE |
Allt na Moine
Allt na Moine
Allt na Moine |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A small stream which rises on the south side of Creag an Loch and flowing south-west discharges itself into Turrerich Burn. Means |
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CREAG AN LOCH |
Creag an Loch
Creag an Loch
Creag an Loch
Craiginloch |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
060 |
A small rocky hill situated on the south side of Loch Fender; property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means Craig of the Loch. |
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LOCH FENDER |
Loch Fender
Loch Fender
Loch Fender
Lh. [Loch] Fender |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
060 |
A small loch situated at the head of Glen Fender and on the north side of Creag an Loch; property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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MEALL DUBH |
Meall Dubh
Meall Dubh
Meall Dubh |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A large rocky Knoll situated at the north-east end of Creag Choille. Property jointly of the Marquis of Breadalbane and Miss C. Campbell Shian. Means Black Lump. |
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MEALL BEAG |
Meall Beag
Meall Beag
Meall Beag |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A very small Knoll situated immediately south of Meall Dubh. Property jointly of the Marquis of Breadalbane and Miss C. Campbell Shian. Means Little Lump. |
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CROFTNAJOCK |
Croftnajock
Croftnajock
Croftnajock
Croftnajock
Croftmackiock |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
060 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey, thatched and in bad repair; property of Miss C. Campbell Shian. |
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MEALL ODHAR |
Meall Odhar
Meall Odhar
Meall Odhar |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A hill covered with heathy pasture situated on the south-west side of Loch Hoil; property of the Marquis of Breadablane. Means Dun Lump. |
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TIRCHARDIE |
Tirchardie
Tirchardie
Tirchardie
Tirchardie
Tirchardie
Tirchardy
Tirchardy |
Rent Receipt
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Statistical Account |
060 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, the former slated, the latter thatched, and all in good repair.
Property of George Dow, Esqr., Amulree. |
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LEACHAN |
Leachan
Leachan
Leachan |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
An old farmsteading, the houses of which are roofless except one that is occupied by a shepherd. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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BRIDGE-END (P.H.) [PUBLIC HOUSE] |
Bridge-end
Bridge-end
Bridge-end |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small publichouse on the road side affording neither stabling or posting accommodation. One storey, thatched, and in good repair. Property of Miss C. Campbell, Easter Shian. |
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WESTER SHIAN |
Wester Shian
Wester Shian
Wester Shian
Wester Shian
Wester Shian
Shion |
Rent Receipt
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
060 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, out offices one, all slated, and in good repair; and a number of one storey thatched cothouses in bad repair. The name applies to all the houses west of Shian Burn. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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EASTER SHIAN |
Easter Shian
Easter Shian
Easter Shian
Easter Shian
E. [East] Shion |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
060 |
A small mansionhouse, two storeys slated, and in good repair; one storey slated offices attached; and a number of small one storey cot-houses, thatched, and in bad repair. The name applies to all the houses east of Shian Burn. Property and residence of Miss C. Campbell. |
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AUCHNACLOICH |
Auchnacloich
Auchnacloich
Auchnacloich
Auchnacloich |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Rent Receipt |
060 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, thatched, and in bad repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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Site of CASTLE [Wester Shian] |
Site of Castle |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
The site of a castle at Wester Shian in Glen Quaich. The old inhabitants of the place remember the ruins which were removed about forty years ago and the stones used for building purposes. Nothing is known in the neighbourhood as to the time it was built &c. |
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LOCH NA CRAIGE |
Loch na Craige |
John McDonald, Gatehouse
Mr McLean Teacher, Aberfeldy
Mr Cowan Teacher, Weem |
060 |
A small Loch on the West side of the turnpike Road from Aberfeldy to Crieff, having a rocky precipice upon its West side, from which it takes its name. It means The Loch of the Craig. |
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GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD |
General Wade's Military Road |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 ; 071 |
A line of road passing through the Highlands, constructed by the Military under the command of General Wade after the rebellion of 1745. There are few places where this road is in its original state, it having been improved by widening, cutting down of elevations, filling in hollows &c considerable portions have also been filled in and is now cultivated. The portion passing through Glen Cochill, however is in a very good state of preservation. |
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WESTER GARROW |
Wester Garrow
Wester Garrow
Wester Garrow
Garrows
W. [West] Garrows
Wester Garrows |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstones Co [County] Map
Statistical Account |
060 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys and slated, out offices one storey and partly slated and partly thatched - all in good repair. Property and residence of Miss M. Campbell. |
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EASTER GARROW |
Easter Garrow
Easter Garrow
Easter Garrow
Easter Garrow
East Garrows
E. [East] Garrows
Easter Garrows |
Rent Receipt
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
Statistical Account |
060 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, thatched, and in bad repair. Property of Miss C. Campbell, Easter Shian. |
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COALVELLICH |
Coalvellich
Coalvellich
Coalvellich
Coalvellich
Coalvellich
Culvalach |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll 1857-8
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
060 |
Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey, thatched, and in bad repair. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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CRAIG TIRCHARDIE |
Craig Tirchardie
Craig Tirchardie
Craig Tirchardie |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small ovalshaped hill steep and rocky towards the east and south and sloping gently off to the west and north. Probable height from its base one hundred feet. Property of George Dow, Esqr., Amulree. |
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SHIAN BURN |
Shian Burn
Shian Burn
Shian Burn |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small but very rapid stream which takes its rise from surface water a short distance to the east of Meall Dun Dhomhnuill and flowing in a southerly direction falls into the River Quaich a short distance south of Tom an t-Sithein. |
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TOM AN T-SITHEIN |
Tom an t-Sithein
Tom an t-Sithein
Tom an t-Sithein |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small circular wooded Knoll having a steep slope all round. Probable height from its base forty feet. Means Fairy Knoll. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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GREY STONE |
Grey Stone
Grey Stone
Grey Stone |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
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A large stone forming a point in the boundary between detached portions of the parishes of Fortingal, Kenmore, and Dull. It is about four feet high, four wide and three in thickness. |
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SCHOOL [Wester Shian] |
School
School
School |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small one storey slated school-house at Wester Shian. It was built by subscription. The Marquis of Breadalbane, on whose property it is, gives the ground rentfree, and an annual subscription of £5 towards its support. The Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge in Scotland assists it yearly to the amount of £10. Education afforded: English reading, writing, and arithmetic. Average attendance twenty. Unendowed. |
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Site of CASTLE [Easter Garrow] |
Site of Castle |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
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The site of a castle not a vestige of which remains at present. Situated in Glen Quaich on the south bank of the river of that name, on low flat ground.
Nothing is known in the neighbourhood respecting when it was built, or at what period it was removed. Tradition says it belonged to one of Fingal's warriours, which is very doubtful. |
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Site of CHAPEL [Easter Shian] |
Site of Chapel |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
The site of a chapel at Easter Shian in Glen Quaich. Situated in an old grave yard still used. Small portions of the walls remained till 1850 when they were removed and the stones used for repairing the stone wall round the burying ground. There is nothing known in the neighbourhood respecting the date of its erection &c. |
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URLAR BURN |
Urlar Burn |
J. Wylie Esq. Factor
Mr. McLean, Teacher Aberfeldy
Mr. Cowan, Teacher Weem |
060 |
A pretty large stream running past Urlar, it has its source in the Mountains to the south west of Urlar and receives this name as far as Moness Dun Wood. It is on the property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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CALLIACHAR BURN |
Calliachar Burn |
J. Wylie Esq.
Mr. McLean
Mr. Cowan |
060 |
A stream of considerable size coming in on the south side of Urlar Burn at Urlar. It takes this name for a short distance. |
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REANSCOTTICH (Inn) |
Reanscottich
Scotstoun or Reanscottish |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll 1857-8 |
060 |
This name is applied to a small road-side Inn, situated on the T.P. [Turn Pike] road between Aberfeldy and Amulree about 6 miles from the latter place, it is one storey, slated and in good repair, property of Sir William D Stewart Bart. [Baronet] of Grandtully. It has no posting. |
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LOCH CREAGH |
Loch Creagh
Loch Criech |
Mr Peter Crerar
Mr James McGregor
Mr John McKenzie
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
060 |
A small loch situated on the top of that range of hills north of Reanscottich. property of Sir William D Stewart Bart. [Baronet] of Grandtully. |
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MONADH NAM MIAL |
Monadh nam Mial
Monadh nam Mial
Monadh nam Mial |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A very large hill situated between Loch na Craig and Loch Hoil. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means Mountain of Lice |
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CRAIG FORINAL |
Craig Forinal
Craig Forinal
Craig Forinal
Craig Fermal |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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A hill of considerable size situated about a mile north-west of Loch Forinal; property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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ALLT SALACH |
Allt Salach |
Mr. Peter Fisher
Mr. Donald Fisher
Mr. John McNaughton |
060 |
A small stream which rises at Lairig Shalach, and after a short course falls into the River Quaich, it forms the boundary between detached portions of the parishes of Weem & Dull. Meaning. Dirty Stream. |
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[Note below Monadh nam Mial:]
Monadh na' Mial?
[Note below Allt Salach:]
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MEALL NAN ABRACH |
Meall nan Abrach
Meall nan Abrach
Meall nan Abrach |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small ovalshaped hill, somewhat steep towards the north and south and sloping off gently to the east and west. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Means Hill of the Lochaber men. |
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MEALL BEAG |
Meall Beag
Meall Beag
Meall Beag |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small circular hill somewhat steep towards the east and west and having a gentle slope to the north and south. Probable height from its base one hundred feet. Means Little Hill or Top. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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CREAG SHOILLEIR |
Creag Shoilleir
Creag Shoilleir
Creag Shoilleir |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small round hill very steep to the south, but having a gentle slope towards the east, west, and north. Probable height from its base one hundred feet. Means Visible Rock. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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MEALL MÒR |
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
An ovalshaped ridge of elevated moorland, somewhat steep to the east and west and sloping off gently towards the south and north. Means Big Hill. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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A' BHANTRACH |
Bhantrach
Bhantrach
Bhantrach |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
An extensive mountain hollow of an oval shape sloping gently in to the centre from the east, south, and west, and out from the centre towards the north. Means Widow. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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MEALL DÙN DHOMHNUILL |
Meall Dùn Dhomhnuill
Meall Dùn Dhomhnuill
Meall Dùn Dhomhnuill |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Mr. William Armstrong
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen |
060 |
A small but prominent hill of a circular shape. steep and rocky towards the east, south, and north and having a gentle slope to the west. Probable height from its base two hundred feet. Means Donald's Hill Top. Property of the Marquis of Breadalbane. |
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[Note below A' Bhantrach:]
Plan at Southampton
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LOCH FORINAL |
Loch Forinal |
J. F. Wylie Esqr. Factor
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Campbell
Mr. Donald Cowan
Johnstone's County Map |
060 |
A small lake of fresh water, property of Lord Breadalbane |
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LOCH HOIL |
Loch Hoil |
J. F. Wylie Esqr. Factor
Revd. Alexander Campbell
Mr. Donald Cowan
Johnston's County Map |
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A small lake of fresh water, property of Lord Breadalbane. |
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RIVER QUAICH |
River Quaich
River Quaich
River Quaich |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong |
060 |
A large and rapid stream which takes its rise in the west end of Glen Quaich, and flowing in a Easterly direction through that Glen from which it takes its name fall into Loch Fraochie. Its banks are low and it has in general a gravelly bed. |
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[Added to name and authorities for Loch Hoil:]
Loch Thuill -- Col. J. Farquharson C.B.R.E. [Counter-Battery Royal Engineers] 7.1.97 [1897] |
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GLEN QUAICH |
Glen Quaich
Glen Quaich
Glen Quaich |
Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] D. Duff
Revd. [Reverend] Hugh McEwen
Mr. William Armstrong |
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This glen extends from Stronconnachan at its head or western extremity to Amulree at its eastern. In general its sides are somewhat steep. The upper or western half is uncultivated, but the eastern portion, particularly around Loch Fraochie is under cultivation to some extent.
"This valley runs nearly parallel to Strath Tay, and its waters, first collected into the Quaich and afterwards into the Braan, emty themselves into the Tay at Dunkeld. For the space of more than a mile above the entrance of the entrance of the Quaich into Loch Fraochie, there is a dead level of swampy, and apparently undrainable land."
Statistical Account. |
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[Volulme signed]
F. E. Pratt
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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[Volume] 23
OS1/25/23
[Date stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 28 APR. 1898
NAME BOOK
OF THE PART OF THE PARISHES OF
DULL, FOWLIS WESTER, CRIEFF.
Also parts of Dull Detd [Detached] Nos 1 & 2 Fortingal Detd [Detached] No. 1 Weem Detd [Detached] Nos 8 10 & 11
Fowlis Wester Detd [Detached] Monzie Detd [Detached] No 1 and Kenmore Detd [Detached] No 4
IN SHEETS 60 & 71
IN THE
COUNTY OF PERTH
Dull, described in the Name Book of Sheet 49
Fortingal, described in the Name Book of Sheet 17, 26 & 27
Kenmore, described in the Name Book of Sheet 59
Weem, described in the Name Book of Sheet 80
Little Dunkeld, described in the Name Book of Sheet 61 & 62
Crieff,
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Faint pencil notes to this page:
[Please to see if] the following entries [ ]
[these plans] Viz. Allt Cill-fhinn page 3
Creag Lamhain page 23
Coire na h-Airidhe Gruamaich
A' Bhantrach page 46
Fortingal [ ]
[ ] in this Book
I believe this is in the Ph. [Parish] of [ ] |
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INDEX to Sheets 60 & 71
Names of Objects -- Page
Achnafauld -- 6
Achnafauld Burn -- 21
Allt an Fhraoich -- 12
Allt Cù an Teumaidh -- 11
Allt Cill-Fhiann -- 3
Allt Coire an Fheàrna -- 2
Allt Ealachain -- 3
Allt Geal Chairn -- 17
Allt Henzie -- 3
Allt Mòr Eisgine -- 29
Allt na Creige Leithe -- 11
Allt na Moine -- 30
Allt Ruisgte -- 22
Allt Salach -- 43
Am Biorran -- 29
Am Bodach -- 21
Amulree -- 15
Auchnacloich -- 34
Allt a' Bharnie -- 3
Auchnafree -- 1
Balkelin -- 5
Ballinlochan -- 13
Balmaleckin -- 5
A' Bhantrach -- 46
Beag Lairig -- 29
Beinn Liath -- 26
Beinn na Gaineimh -- 1
Bridge-End -- 33
Calliachan Burn -- 41
Castle -- 35
Castle -- 40
Chapel -- 40
Church (Quoad Sacra) -- 16
Cochill Burn -- 27
Coire a' Chearcaill -- 24
Coire an Fheàrna -- 2
Coire an t-Seilich -- 26
Coire Cultrain -- 19
Coire Grianain -- 20
Coire na h-Airidhe Gruamaich -- 26
Coire nam Fuaran -- 23
Coire nan Gamhainn -- 19
Coalvellich -- 37
Corry Henzie -- 19
Corrymuckloch -- 17
Creag an Dùin -- 4
Creag an Loch -- 31
Creag Bheag -- 9
Creag Choille -- 30
Creag Grianain -- 24
Creag Lamhain -- 23
Creag Liath -- 11
Creag nan Gabhar -- 28
Creag Shoilleir -- 45
Creag na Meine -- 12
Craig Forinal -- 43
Craig Hulich -- 14
Craig Tirchardie -- 38
Croft Mill -- 5
Croftnafighag -- 7
Croftnajock -- 32
Crom Chreag -- 12
Easter Garrow -- 37
Easter Kinloch -- 13
Easter Shian -- 34
Easter Turrerich -- 8
Free Church -- 6
Free Church School -- 15
Geal Chàrn -- 21
General Wades Military Road -- 36
Girron -- 18
Girron Burn -- 18
Glen Almond -- 3
Glen Burn -- 18
Glen Cochill -- 27
Glen Fender -- 25
Glenfender Burn -- 25
Glen Lochan -- 20
Glenlochan Burn -- 20
Glen Quaich -- 48
Glenquaich Lodge -- 6
Glen Shervie -- 2
Glenshervie Burn -- 2
Grey Stone -- 39
Kinloch -- 7
Kinloch Burn -- 10
Lairig Shalach -- 4
Leachan -- 33
Lochan a' Mhuilinn -- 22
Lochan Uaine -- 24
Loch Creagh -- 42
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Names of Objects -- Page
Loch Forinal -- 47
Loch Freuchie -- 10
Loch Thuill -- 47
Loch na Craige -- 35
Lynmore -- 13
Manse -- 16
Meall an t-Suidhe -- 3
Meall Beag -- 32
Meall Beag -- 45
Meall Dearg -- 25
Meall Dubh -- 31
Meall Dùn Dhomhnuill -- 46
Meall Mòr -- 22
Meall Mòr -- 46
Meall nam Fuaran -- 23
Meall nan Abrach -- 45
Meall Odhar -- 32
Meall Reamhar -- 17
Monadh nam Mial -- 43
Newton Ballinreigh -- 14
Newton Burn -- 3
Post Office -- 15
Reanscottich -- 42
River Almond -- 3
River Bran -- 10
River Quaich -- 47
School -- 16
School -- 39
Shian Burn -- 38
Sròn Bealaidh -- 1
Sròn Uaimhaidh -- 9
St. Louis -- 28
Tirchardie -- 33
Tom an t-Sithein -- 38
Tom Orain -- 9
Turrerich -- 8
Turrerich Burn -- 30
Urlar Burn -- 41
White Cairn -- 28
Wester Garrow -- 37
Wester Kinloch -- 7
Wester Shian -- 34
Wester Turrerich -- 8
Remarks on Name Sheets
In many cases in this district of the Highlands, it has been deemed
advisable to adopt the Anglicized method of spelling - such being
commonly used in the district for legal and other purposes.
In some of the Gaelic names also, the Provincial method of spelling
has been adopted, as no authorities can be obtained for the spelling
of such names in correct Gaelic.
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