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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOL A LODAIN | Mol an Lodain Mol a Lodain Mol a Lodain |
John Morrison John Mackay Donald Murray |
017 | A small portion of the shore which is level and low and the portion between high and low water mark is composed of boulders and stratafied rocks, and is convenient for small boats to land on, Mol a Lodain signifies Pool Beach, |
| TOB MOL AN UILLT | Tob Mol an Uillt Tob Mol an Uillt Tob Mol an Uillt Tob Mol an Uillt |
Murdo Macdonald John Morrison John Morrison John Mackay |
017 | A small creek, in which is a small low water rock, the water in it is tolerably deep and its anchorage is considered good. Tob Mol an Uillt signifies Stream Beach Creek. |
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Isobel Macdonald
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