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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GRIAMACHCARRY | Griamachcarry | Mrs. Grant Tenant Mr. Samuel Mathison Claggan Achintoul D. Mackay Achintoul |
046 | A small Farm Steading, in good repair. The property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland. This place is supposed to have, at one time, belonged to one of the name of Graham, hence it was called Griamachc-airidh, or Graham's Shealing. |
| GRIAMACHARRY 1-inch Revision Oct. 1894. | Griamacharry | Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109 submitted to him |
deerforester's house | |
| GRIAMACHCARRY BURN | Greamachc-arry Burn | Mrs. Grant Tenant Mr. Samuel Mathison Claggan Achintoul D. Mackay Achintoul |
046 | Rises on the South base of Ben Griam, and pursues an easterly course, to a confluence with Ault-na-herrow. |
| GRIAMACHARRY BURN 1-inch Revision October 1894 | Griamacharry Burn | Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109 submitted to him | ||
| FÉITH CHULAIDH | Feith-Chulaidh Mire of fatness |
Mrs. Grant Tenant Mr. Samuel Mathison Claggan Achintoul D. Mackay Achintoul |
046 | Rises about One mile west of the Hill Meall a' Bhealaiche It pursues a South westerly course to a confluence with Ault-nan-herrow or Allt na h-Aireimh. Both side of this stream is covered with good rough pasture, all of which is let to the people of Helmsdale and others of the Duke of Sutherland's Tenants, for grazing Cattle and horses during the Summer, under the care of Mrs Grant of Griamachc-arry. The best part of the pasture lies along this stream; hence the origin of the name. In this case the culie or Culaid is aspirated but not so with the Lake of that name. |
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