OS1/27/25/19
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEATHAD RUADH | Leathad Ruadh Leathad Ruadh Leathad Ruadh |
John Smith John Morrison John McKay |
011 | In the western side of the plan, 50 chains West of the letter U in Uig parish name, and on the western side of Bereusaidh Island. A steep precipitous cliff, on the western side of Bearesie. There is a portion of its Southern end and near its summit composed of hard cemented gravel, which is of a reddish colour. Leathad Ruadh Signifies Red Slope or Declivity. |
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(Name as Written) Caolas Stac an Tuill (Various Modes of Spelling) (Authorities for Spelling) Caolas Stac an Tuill John Smith, Caolas Stac an Tuill Murdoch McDonald, Caolas Stac an Tuill J Morrison, Caolas Stac an Tuill John McKay, Caolas Stac an Tuill Allan Ross. (Situation Descriptive Remarks) In the western side of the plan, 60 chains West of the letter U in uig parish name and at the Western side of Berasaidh island. A small sound formed by Stac an Tuill and the western shore of Berasy. It does not appear to be navigable, butits northern end contains a tolerably good harbour in calm weather, "Caolas Stac an Tuill" signifies Hole Rock's Sound.Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Katharine Skillen
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