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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEATHAD NA H-ÀTHADH | Leathad na Hatha Leathad na h-Àthaih Leathad na h-Àthaih |
John Smith John McKay Angus Matheson |
016 | [situation] South West of and adjoining Cnoc an Eisg, 5 chains East of Aird Uige Village. A small arable, sloping bank or side of hill, at the western base of which runs Amhuinn Gil na h-airde, "Leathad na h-Àthadh" signifies Kiln or Ford's Slope or Declivity |
| AIRD UIGE | Aird Uige Aird Uige Aird Uige |
John Smith John McKay Angus Matheson |
016 | [situation] Near the sea shore at the Eastern base of Cnoc na Linia Moire. A small village of huts built of peat mold sods and stones, and thatched with Straw; They are seven in number and of the worst description. Aird Uige Signifies Uig Point |
Continued entries/extra info
[page] 8Parish of Uig
72 - Leathad na h-Àthadh [note] The Kiln or Ford's slope or Declivity
71 - Aird Uige [note] Uig Point
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Bizzy- Moderator, Katharine Skillen
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