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TOM EARSAIL |
Tom Earsail
Tom Earsail
Tom Earsail |
John Morrison
John Mckay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the north western corner of the plan, 240 chains N.W. [North West] by W. [West] of Cellar Head
A mossy hill of considerable size on the northern margin of Amhuinn Dhail. It is of considerable height and of an oval form. |
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LOCH NA CLABAN |
Loch nan Claban
Loch nan Claban
Loch nan Claban |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the north western margin of the plan, 220 chains N.W. [North West] by W. [West] of Cellar Head.
A small fresh water loch of an irregular shape, at the East end of Tom Earsail. A small stream flows out of it, into Feadan Ruadh Tom Earsail- Signifies Loch of Mouths or openings. |
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Form No. 136 Page
35 - Tom Earsail
35 - Loch nan Claban
Ness - for authorities &c See the Name book for plan 6. A - page 38. |
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LOCH DÙBH AIRIDH A BHEALAICH |
Loch Dùbh Airidh a Bhealich
Loch Dùbh Airidh a Bhealaich
Loch Dùbh Airidh a Bhealaich |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the northern margin of the plan, 160 chains N.W. [North West] of Cellar Head
A small, narrow, fresh water loch, within about twelve chains of Amhuinn Dubh, into which its waters flow. |
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FEADAN RUADH TOM EARSAIL |
Feadan Ruadh Tom Earsail
Feadan Ruadh Tom Earsail
Feadan Ruadh Tom Earsail |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Rises on the northern side of Druim Bacabhat in the N.W. [North West] section of the plan, 180 chs [chains] W.N.W. [West North West] of Cellar Head.
A small stream, which flows from Druim Bacabhat, passes by Tom Earsail, and empties itself into Amhuinn Dhail. |
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Parish of Barvas
Form No. 136 Page
36 - Loch Dùbh Airidh a Bhealich
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TÒBHA CORRACH |
Tòbha Corrach
Tòbha Corrach
Tòbha Corrach |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the seashore in the north East section of the plan, 110 chs [chains] N.N.W. [North North West] of Cellar Head.
A small knoll, the surface of which is composed of rocky and mossy pasture. |
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BATISGA |
Batisga
Batisga
Batisga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 110 chains N.N.W. [North North West] of Cellar Head.
A small bay, between Lamhrig and Toba Carroch. Its coast is steep, rocky, and precipitous. Its beach is very rugged, and is covered with a number of high water rocks. It is almost impracticable for boats to land. |
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Form No. 136 Page
38 - Tòbha Corrach
38 - Batisga |
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LAMHRIG |
Lamhrig
Lamhrig
Lamhrig |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 100 chains N. by W. [North by West] of Cellar Head.
A small headland, between Batisga and Dun Bhiliscleiter. Its shore is very rugged, but not precipitous. There is a large high water rock in its N.E. [North East] point, from which the tide [----] at low water of Spring tides. Signifies Landing Place. |
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AMHUINN DHUBH |
Amhuinn Dhubh
Amhuinn Dhubh
Amhuinn Dhubh |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Flows chiefly out of Loch Bacabhat, in the W. [West] side of the plan, toward the N. [North] and falls into the Sea about 1 1/2 miles N. [North] of Cellar Head.
A small river, the chief branches of which, flow out of Loch Bacadhat and Loch Ashrachantan. It receives a few small tributaries in its course, and flows into the sea near [-----]. Signifies Black River. |
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Form No. 136 Page
39 - Lamhrig [note] Lamhrig Place
42 - Amhuinn Dhubh |
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TOM FHIDAGRO |
Tom Fhidagro
Tom Fhidagro
Tom Fhidagro |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the northern side of the plan, 120 chains N.W. [North West] of Cellar Head
A small mossy hill, which is of an oval form, has a few shealings at its base, and produces good moor pasture. |
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ALLT AN T-SÙLAIRE |
Allt an t-Sùlaire
Allt an t-Sùlaire
Allt an t-Sùlaire |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Flows N. [North] in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 120 chains N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Cellar Head.
The continuation of Feadan Dubh, which takes its name from some shealings at the Eastern base of Tom Fhidagro. It crosses the road from Ness to Tolsta and empties itself into Amhuinn Dubh. |
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FEADAN A GHAMHNA |
Feadan a' Ghamhna
Feadan a' Ghamhna
Feadan a' Ghamhna |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Falls into the Sea in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 100 chains N.N.W. [North North West] of Cellar Head.
A small stream, which flows from near the western base of Tom an Bhatisga, into the sea at Batisga. There are a few shealings near its head and the ruins of a few near its mouth. Signifies Slick Stream. |
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TOMAN BHATISGA |
Toman Bhatisga
Toman Bhatisga
Toman Bhatisga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] section of the plan 100 chains N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Cellar Head.
A small mossy hill, between Gil Bhatisga and Feadan Ghamhna. It produces good moor pasture. The road from Ness to Tolsladh passes by its east end. |
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Form No. 136 Page
38 - Feadan a' Ghamhna
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GIL BHATISGA |
Gill Bhatisga
Gill Bhatisga
Gill Bhatisga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Falls into the sea in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 100 chains N.N.E. [North North East] of Cellar Head.
A small stream, which flows out of the moors, into Batisga. It contains but little water, and is about half a mile long. |
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GEODH' AN TUILL |
Geodh' an Tuill
Geodh' an Tuill
Geodh' an Tuill |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 80 chains N. [North] of Cellar Head.
A deep, narrow cove, on the sea shore, near Dun Bhilascleiter, at the head of which is a small beach covered with boulders. Its sides are steep, rocKy, and precipitous; and from a small irregular fissure in one of the, the name appears to have been derived. Signifies Hole Cove. |
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40 - Gill Bhatisga
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UAMH' A GHOBHA |
Uamha Chobhann
Uamh' a Ghobha
Uamh' a Ghobha |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the sea shore in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 80 chains N. [North] of Cellar Head.
A small, deep Cove, in the Coast of Dun Bhiliscleiter, the banks of which are steep, rocky, and inaccessible. There are two small rocks in it, one at its mouth, and one near its head. Signifies Smith's Cave. |
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TOM FHIONNLAIDH RUAIDH |
Tom Fhionnlaidh Ruaidh
Tom Fhionnlaidh Ruaidh
Tom Fhionnlaidh Ruaidh |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the northern side of the plan, 110 chains N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Cellar Head.
A small mossy Knoll, on the margin of Feadan Dhuibh, and a little S.W. [South West] of Tom Fheadagro. Signifies Red Finlay's Hillock. |
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Form No. 136 Page
40 - Uamh' a Ghobha [note] Smith's Cave
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DÙN BHILASCLEITER |
Dùn Bhilascleiter
Dùn Bhilascleiter
Dùn Bhilascleiter |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Coast in the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 70 chains N. [North] of Cellar Head.
A small, steep, and tolerably prominent headland, the Coast of which is rocky and precipitous it is also much indented. There is a small ruin of an oblong form, on its summit, from which, perhaps the name has been derived. There is no part of the walls standing, but the stones of which it was composed are large and tolerably regular. |
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DUN BILASCLEITER [1896] |
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Form No. 136 Page
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BILASCLEITEAR |
Bilascleiter
Bilascleitear
Bilascleitear |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] section of the plan, 70 chains N.N.W. [North North West] of Cellar Head.
A small group of huts, on an Elevated patch of moorland, adjacent to and west of Dun Bhiliscleiter. They are the same size and construction as those of any other part of the Lewis, and are not occupied except during the Summer Season; at which time they are used as shealings and Cow houses. |
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BILASCLEITER [1896] |
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FEADAN DÚBH |
Fedan Dúbh
Fedan Dúbh
Fedan Dúbh |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Flows north through the Centre of the plan and falls into Allt an t Sulaire 110 chains N.W. [North West] of Cellar Head.
A stream of considerable size which flows from near the base of Druim Ghrinnavall, passes by Tom Mor Blar na Fola, to Tom Fheadagro, at which place it receives the name "Allt an Sulaire". |
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Form No. 136 Page
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TOM BEAG BLÀR NA FOLA |
Tom Beag Blàr na Fola
Tom Beag Blàr na Fola
Tom Beag Blàr na Fola |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the centre of the plan, 90 chains N.W by W. [North West by West] of Cellar Head.
A small mossy Knoll, at the west end of Blar na Fola, on the summit of which is a trigl [trigonometrical] station. Signifies Blood Plain Little Hillock. |
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CNOC DÚBH |
Cnoc Dúbh
Cnoc Dúbh
Cnoc Dúbh |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the northern side of the plan, 150 chains N.W. [North West] of Cellar Head.
A small mossy hill, at Aitidh a Bhealaich on the north-side of Amhuinn Dubh. It is low and flat, and produces good moor pasture. Signifies Black Hill. |
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37 - Tom Beag Blàr na Fola
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AIRIDH A BHEALAICH |
Airidh a Bhealaich
Airidh a Bhealaich
Airidh a Bhealaich |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the northern side of the plan, 150 chains N.W. [North West] of Cellar Head.
A number of shealings about half a mile west of [Suaishadir,] some of which are in good repair, and some in ruins. They are much superior in Construction to the generality of the Lewis shealings. Signifies Hollow Shealing. |
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Form No. 136 Page
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BLÀR NA FOLA |
Blàr na Fola
Blàr na Fola
Blàr na Fola |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the centre of the plan, 80 chs [chains] N.W. [North West] by West of Cellar Head.
A low, flat portion of mossy poasture at the foot of a small Knoll. Its surface is broken, and affords but indifferent pasture. Signifies Blood Plain. |
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LEUM LANGA |
Leum Langa
Leum Langa
Leum Langa |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore in the eastern side of the plan, 60 chains N. [North] of Cellar Head.
A small, shallow, round bay, which is commanded by a steep rocky Cliff. The fish Caught in it are Cod, Ling, and a variety of a smaller kind. |
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Form No. 136 Page
52 - Blàr na Fola [note] Blood Marsh
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CNAPAN AN TAILLEIR |
Cnapan an Tailleir
Cnapan an Tailleir
Cnapan an Tailleir |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore in the E. [East] side of the plan at the N. [North] end of Cellar Head.
Four high eater rocks Connected with the shore at low water. Signifies Tailor's Lumps. |
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SRÒN EÌTE |
Sròn Eìte
Sròn Eìte
Sròn Eìte |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the sea shore at the northern end of Cellar Head.
A small, low, round point, on the north-eastern shore of Seilar, with little or no beach at low water. It is rather prominent. Signifies Stretching or Extending Point. |
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MAOIM |
Maoim
Maoim
Maoim |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the eastern side of the plan at the N.W. [North West] side of Cellar Head.
Several shealings on both Sides of Feadan na Maoin, some of which are in ruins: the remainder are occupied by people from Tobost. |
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BUN BHACABHAT |
Bun Bhacabhat
Bun Bhacabhat
Bun Bhacabhat |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore, at the N.E. [North East] side of Cellar Head.
A small, but deep creek, on the shore of Seilar, with several high eater rocks in it. At low water there is a small beach seen on it. It is commanded by a large, steep, loose rocky Cliff. |
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FEADAN NA MAOIME |
Feadan na Maoime
Feadan na Maoime
Feadan na Maoime |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Flows N.E. [North East] from the southern side of the plan, and falls into Gil Sgibagearraidh at the N.W. [North West] side of Cellar Head.
A small stream which flows from the moor; in an Easterly direction, and joins Gil Sgibagearaidh at Maoim, from which place it takes its name. |
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FEADAN BUN BHACABHAT |
Feadan Bun Bhacabhat
Feadan Bun Bhacabhat
Feadan Bun Bhacabhat |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Flows out of Loch Bacabhat Iorach, on Cellar Head and falls into the sea at Bun Bhacabhat.
A small stream, flowing out of Loch Bhacabhal Iorach, into Bun Bhacabhat, at which place it spreads as it flows down the Cliffs, and disappears. |
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SRÒN AN T-SEILEIR |
Sròn an t-Seileir
Sròn an t-Seileir
Sròn an t-Seileir |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore at the N.E. [North East] side of Cellar Head.
A point of sea-shore, which is small, low, sharp, and prominent. It has little or no Cliff. |
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LOCH BACABHAT IORACH |
Loch Bacabhaat Iorach
Loch Bacabhaat Iorach
Loch Bacabhaat Iorach |
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John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of the plan, near the northern end of Cellar Head.
A small, shallow, fresh water loch, into which flows a small nameless stream, and out of which, flows Feadan Bun Bhacabhat. |
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LOWER LOCH BACAVAT [1896] |
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UAMHA NA SEANN DAOINE |
Uamha na Seann Daoine
Uamha na Seann Daoine
Uamha na Seann Daoine |
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John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the sea shore at the eastern side of Cellar Head.
A small creek, or indentation, on the sea-shore, which is deep and narrow. It is commanded, by a very steep, rocKy, Cliff which is about 140 feet high. There is, at its western end, a small, narrow, low, Cave, into which, the water continually flows, and fills it. Signifies Old Men's Cave. |
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SEILEIR |
Seileir or Cellar Head
Seileir or Cellar Head
Seileir or Cellar Head |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the S.E. [South East] side of the plan, it is about midway between the Butt of Lewis and Tolsta Head, and 16 miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Stornoway.
A head-land situated between the Butt of Lewis and Tolsta Head. It is about 5 miles from the latter place. It is composed of very bad mossy pasture which is much broken. It is bounded by a steep, rocky shore, with a Cliff about 130 high. It is the most prominent point on the coast, between the Butt of Lewis and Tolsta Head, and it is a good land mark to sailors. |
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TOM LOCH NAN LEARGA |
Tom Loch nan Learga
Tom Loch nan Learga
Tom Loch nan Learga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] In the south section of the plan, 40 chains W. [West] of Cellar Head.
A small mossy Knoll, which is low, and round and has a trifl [triginometrical] station on its summit. Its surface is much broken, and affords indifferent pasture. Signifies Rain Geese Loch Hillock |
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GIL SGIBAGEARRAIDH |
Gil Sgibagerraidh
Gil Sgibagerraidh
Gil Sgibagerraidh |
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John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] Flows N. [North] along the western base of Cellar Head, and falls into the sea at Leum Langa.
A small but rapid stream, which flows from the South-west end of Seilair, through a small glen, and falls into Burn Langa. There is a new road along a part of it, through the glen. |
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SEILEAGA |
Seilaga
Seileaga
Seileaga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the sea shore at the eastern side of Cellar Head.
A small, round creek, on the sea-shore, in which is a small beach at low water. On its South side is a natural arch. It is Commanded by a steep rocky cliff. |
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CNAPAN SHEILEAGA |
Cnapan Sheilaga
Cnapan Sheilaga
Cnapan Sheilaga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore at the eastern side of Cellar Head.
Four high water rocks, three of which are isolated, the fourth is connected with the shore at low water, and is far the largest of the group. |
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TALAMH TOLL SHEILEAGA |
Talamh Toll Sheilaga
Talamh Toll Sheileaga
Talamh Toll Sheileaga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore at the eastern side of Cellar Head.
A deep chasm between two rocks, which are on the edge of a Cliff, on the sea-shore. Its depth cannot well be ascertained. It is about 3 yards wide at its top. |
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CÌREIN SHEILEAGA |
Cìrein Sheilaga
Cìrein Sheileaga
Cìrein Sheileaga |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore at the S.E. [South East] side of Cellar Head.
A portion of cliff over the sea-shore. It is steep and inaccessible, and is composed of loose rocKs and clay. At the bottom of it, is a natural arch, 20 links wide by 15 links high. |
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LOCH BACABHAT ARD |
Loch Bacabhat Àrd
Loch Bacabhat Àrd
Loch Bacabhat Àrd |
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[Situation] In the South eastern section of the plan, near the Southern end of Cellar Head.
A small, shallow, fresh water loch, out of which flows a small nameless stream, which runs partly under ground. |
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SLOG NAN EACH |
Slog nan Each
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Slog nan Each |
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[Situation] On the sea shore at the south east side of Cellar Head.
A small, deep, narrow creek, on the sea-shore. It has no beach at low water, and is Commanded by a steep, rocky shelving cliff, of about 140 feet high. Signifies Horses Hollow. |
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TOM LOCH BACABHAT |
Tom Loch Bacabhat
Tom Loch Bacabhat
Tom Loch Bacabhat |
John Morrison
John McKay
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[Situation] In the south eastern section of the plan near the southern end of Cellar Head.
A small mossy pasture Knoll, on which is a trigl [trigonometrical] station. Its surface is broKen. |
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RUDH' AN T-SEILEIR |
Rudh' an t-seileir
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore at the S.E. [South East] end of Cellar Head.
The most prominent point of shore, between the Butt of Lewis and Tolslay Head. Its shore is steep and is commanded by a steep inaccessible rocky shelving cliff, about 130 feet high. |
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Form No. 136 Page
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DRUIM BACABHAT |
Druim Bacabhat
Druim Bacabhat
Druim Bacabhat |
John Morrison
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[Situation] On the western margin of the plan, 160 chains W.N.W. [West North West] of Cellar Head.
A low, flat, mossy hill, at the S.E. [South East] end of which is Loch Bacabhat Chrois. It is very much broken, produces but very indifferent pasture, and has a trigl [trigonometrical] station on its summit. |
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LOCH BACABHAT CHROIS |
Loch Bacabhat Chrois
Loch Bacabhat Chrois
Loch Bacabhat Chrois |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the western side of the plan, 140 chains W. by N. [West by North] of Cellar Head.
A fresh water loch, of considerable size, at the base of Druim Bacabhat. A small stream flows out of it, into Amhuinn Dubh. There are a number of shealings on its margin. It is much resorted by wild geese. |
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FEADAN CRÒ 'SAIRT |
Feadan Crosairt
Feadan Crò 'Sairt
Feadan Crò 'Sairt |
John Morrison
John McKay
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[Situation] Flows N. [North] and falls into Amhuinn Dhub, 120 chains W.N.W. [North North West] of Cellar Head.
A small stream, which flows from the base of Druim Ghrinnabhat into Amhuinn Dubh, a little N.E. [North East] of Loch Bacabhat. |
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TOM MÒR BLÀR NA FOLA |
Tom Mòr Blàr na Fola
Tom Mòr Blàr na Fola
Tom Mòr Blàr na Fola |
John Morrison
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[Situation] In the Centre of the plan, 90 chs [chains] N.W. [North West] by West of Cellar Head.
A small, mossy Knoll of a Circular form, at the S.W. [South West] end of Blar na Fola |
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TOM MÒR NA MAOINE |
Tom Mòr na Maoime
Tom Mòr na Maoime
Tom Mòr na Maoime |
John Morrison
John McKay
Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the southern side of the plan, 60 chains W.N.W. [West North West] of Cellar Head.
A small mossy knoll, on the margin of Feadan na Maoine. It is of a circular form, and not more than 20 feet high. |
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AIRIDH IAIN MHIC AILEIN |
Airidh Iain Mhic Ailean
Airidh Iain Mhic Ailein
Airidh Iain Mhic Ailein |
John Morrison
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Allan Ross |
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[Situation] On the southern side of the plan, 50 chains W.N.W. [West North West] of Cellar Head.
Five shealings and 3 ruins on the margin of Feadan a Maoime, near Tom Mor na Maoine. Signifies Shealing of John Allan's Son. |
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FEADAN MÒR |
Feadan Mòr
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Feadan Mòr |
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[Situation] Flows N. [North] along the western side of the plan, and falls into Amhuinn Dhubh 130 chains W. by N. [West by North] of Cellar Head.
A stream of considerable Size, which flows out of Loch Athrabhatan, and passes close to Loch Bacabhat Chrois, at which place it receives the name "Amhuinn Dhuibh". Signifies Large Stream. |
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LOCH NAN LEARGA |
Loch na Learga
Loch nan Learga
Loch nan Learga |
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[Situation] On the southern side of the plan, 50 chains W. by N. [West by North] of Cellar Head.
A small, and very shallow, fresh water Loch, containing six small islands, situated between the head of Allt Sgibagerraidh and Feadan na Maoine. Signifies Rain Geese Loch. |
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Form No. 136 Page
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DRUIM LOCH AN FLEOIR |
Druim Loch an Fheoir
Druim Loch an Fheoir
Druim Loch an Fheoir |
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[Situation] On the south western margin of the plan, 160 chains West of Cellar Head.
A low, flat, mossy hill, adjacent to, and S.W. [South West] of Loch Bachabhat Chrois. There are a few small pools, and a trigl [trigonometrical] point, on its summit. Signifies Grass Loch Eminence. |
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DRUIM GHRINNABHAT |
Druim Ghrinnabhatt
Druim Ghrinnabhatt
Druim Ghrinnabhatt |
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Allan Ross |
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[Ssituation] On the Southern margin of the plan, 90 chains W. by S. [West by South] of Cellar Head.
A low, flat, mossy hill, on the summit of which is a trigl [trigonometrical] station, and from the base of which flows Feadan na Maoime. |
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DRUIM GRINNAVAL [1896] |
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[signed] R. Burnaby
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Amhuinn Dhubh -- 4
Allt An t-Sulaire -- 5
Airidh a Bhealaich -- 12
Airidh Iain Mhic Ailein -- 27
Batisga -- 3
Bilascleiter -- 10
Blar na Fola -- 13
Bun Bhacabha -- 15
Cnoc Dubh -- 11
Cnapan an Taileir -- 14
Cnapan Sheilaga -- 21
Cirein Sheileaga -- 22
Dun Bilascleiter -- 9
Druim Bacabhat -- 25
Druim Loch an Fheoir -- 29
Druim Ghrinnabhat -- 29
Feadan Ruadh Tom Earsail -- 2
Feadan a' Ghamhna -- 6
Feadan Dúbh -- 10
Feadan na Maoime -- 16
Feadan Bun Bhacabhat -- 16
Feadan Crò Sairt -- 26
Feadan Mòr -- 28
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Geodh an Tuill -- 7
Gil Sgibagearraidh -- 20
Loch Na Claban -- 1
Loch Dubh Airidh a Bhealaich -- 2
Lamhrig -- 4
Leum Langa -- 13
Lower Loch Bacavat -- 17
Loch Bacavat Ard -- 23
Loch nan Learga -- 28
Loch Bacavat Cross -- 25
Maoim -- 15
Ness -- 1
Rudh’ an t-seileir -- 24
Sròn Eìte -- 14
Sron an t-Seileir or Seilair Head -- 19
Seileaga -- 21
Slog nan Each -- 23
Tom Earsail -- 1
Tobha Corrach -- 3
Tom Fhidagro -- 5
Toman Bhatisga -- 6
Tom Fhionnlaidh Ruaidh -- 8
Tom Beag Blar na Fola -- 14
Tom Loch nan Learga -- 20
Talamh Toll Sheileaga -- 22
Tom Loch Bacabhat -- 24
Tom Mòr Blar na Fola -- 26
Tom Mòr na Maoine -- 27
Uamh’ a Ghobha -- 8
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