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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BEINN CHROTHAIR | Beinn Chroir Beinn Chroir Beinn Chrothair Beinn Chrothair |
Neil McDonald J Morrison John McKay Donald Murray |
017 | A large rocky heathy hill on the summit of which is a trigt station its pasture is tolerably good being composed of heath and short grass, sheep and cattle are kept on this hill during the Winter. |
| CNOC MOR LOCH A CHIP | Cnoc Mhor Loch a Ceap Cnoc Mor Loch a Chip Cnoc Mor Loch a Chip Cnoc Mor Loch a Chip |
Neil McDonald J Morrison John McKay Donald Murray |
017 | A small round hill of rocky heathy pasture, which is tolerably good for sheep and cattle, being inter,unified with small patches of short grass, Cnoc Mor Loch a Chip signifies Large Hill of the Sod Loch. |
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Isobel Macdonald, Nora Edwards
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