Sutherland, volume 26

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info
OS1/33/26/1 CLYNE Clyne Clyne Clyne Clyne New Statistical Account Old Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Registrars Returns The parish of Clyne is in the Presbytery of Dornoch, Synod of Sutherland & Caithness It is bounded on the north east and east by Kildonan Parish; on the east and south east by the parish of Dornoch and Dornoch Firth on the south by the parish of Golspie; and on the West and north West by the parishes of Rogart and Farr.
OS1/33/26/1 [Page] 1 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/2 [Page] 2 Blank Page
OS1/33/26/3 CNOC BAD A' GHILLE DHUIBH Cnoc Bad a' Ghille Dhuibh Cnoc Bad a' Ghille Dhuibh Cnoc Bad a' Ghille Dhuibh Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a small hill situated about one half mile north of Baddenloch Hill it is covered with heathy pasture and it Signifies the Knoll of the black lad's Tuft His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/3 CNOC BAD LAMOND Cnoc Bad Lamond Cnoc Bad Lamond Cnoc Bad Lamond Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 055; 056 A small hill situated about one half mile to the Northeast of Baddenloch Hill it is covered with heathy pasture and signifies the Knoll of Lamond's Tuft. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/3 BAD NAN GOBHLAN Bad nan Gobhlan Bad nan Gobhlan Bad nan Gobhlan Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 Applied to a small hollow situated a short distance East of Cnoc Bad a' Ghille Dhubh it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies the Earwigs' Tuft. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/3 [Page] 3 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/4 ALLT THONISGILL Allt Thonisgill Allt Thonisgill Allt Thonisgill Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Samuel Mathieson 056 A small stream having its source about one mile to the Northwest of Creag Raon nan Caorach it runs in a Westerly direction and enters the River Helmsdale a short distance South of its confluence with Auchnahoe Burn. Meaning obscure His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/4 ALLT CHOINNEIS-GIL Allt Choinneis-gil Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass. Golspie 056; 057; 066 [Alternative for Allt Thonisgill]
OS1/33/26/4 EASTER BADDANLOCH Easter Baddanloch Easter Baddanloch Easter Baddanloch Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Samuel Mathieson 056 This name applies to three small dwellings situated a short distance to the East of Loch Baddanloch the buildings are one Story high thatched and in middling repair His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/4 EASTER BADENLOCH 1-inch Revision October 1894. Easter Badenloch Donald McLean Esq. factor. Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109 submitted to him 056
OS1/33/26/4 WESTER BADDANLOCH Wester Baddanloch Wester Baddanloch Wester Baddanloch Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 Applied to the ruins of several Dwellings situated adjacent to Loch Baddanloch at one time inhabited by Small crofters & cotters. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/4 WESTER BADENLOCH 1-inch Revision October 1894. Wester Badenloch Donald McLean Esq. factor. Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109 submitted to him 056
OS1/33/26/4 [Page] 4 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt Thonisgill [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/5 ARRACHREENY (In Ruins) Arrachreeny (In Ruins) Mr James Campbell Parish Teacher Helmsdale Mr Samuel Mathewson Claggan by Helmsdale Mr Donald Sutherland Suisgal by Helmsdale 056 This name applies to two or three small Ruins situated to the north of Loch Arrachreeny they are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/5 ARICHLINIE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Arichlinie 056
OS1/33/26/5 ARAICH-LIN Araich-lin Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass Golspie 056 [Alternative for Arrachreeny]
OS1/33/26/5 LOCH ARRACHREENY Loch Arrachreeny Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a pretty large Loch it is situated about two miles West of Auchintoul Inn the Darryrow Burn Enters it on the west and the Claggan Burn leaves on the Eastern side; it is a shallow Loch with sandy Bottom and good trout fishing It is the Property of the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/5 LOCH ARAICH-LIN Loch Araich-lin Revd. [Reverend] Mr Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative for Loch Arrachreeny]
OS1/33/26/5 LOCH ARICHLINIE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Loch Arichlinie Loch Arichlinie Loch Arichlinie Loch Arichlinie Mr. Duncan Matheson's songs. Badenloch Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Laye's [??] book on Kildonan Mr. William Matheson Easter Badenloch Duke of Sutherland's Estate Map 1853-56. (Local Pronunciation) 056
OS1/33/26/5 BADDENSHOIG (In Ruins) Baddanshoig (In Ruins) Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a few small Ruins on the Eastern side of the Baddanshoig Burn they are on the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/5 BAD AN T-SEOIG Bad an t-Seo'ig Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass, Golspie 056 [Alternative for Baddanshoig]
OS1/33/26/5 [Page] 5 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 2 -- Parish of Kildonan Arrachreeny [Initialled] P.D. Loch Arrachreeny [Initialled] P.D. Baddanshoig [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/6 BADDENSHOIG BURN Baddanshoig Burn Mr James Campbell Parochial Teacher Helmsdale Mr. Samuel Mathewson Claggan by Helmsdale Mr Donald Sutherland Sheesgal by Helmsdale 056 This name applies to a small stream having its source on the southern side of Corrish Hill it runs in an Eastern direction till it enters the Claggan Burn near Loch Arrachreeny and it is on the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/6 ALLT BAD AN T-SEOIG Allt Bad an t-Seo'ig Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative for Baddanshoig Burn]
OS1/33/26/6 CORRISH HILL Corrish Hill Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a small heath covered Hill situated between the source of Baddanshoig Burn and Baddanbravich; it is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/6 BADDANBRAVICH (In Ruins) Baddanbravich (In Ruins) Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a small Ruin a little North of Corrish Hill it is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle name signifies "Slushy little Copse"
OS1/33/26/6 BADANDRABHACH Badandrabhach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative for Baddanbravich]
OS1/33/26/6 [Page] 6 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 2 -- Parish of Kildonan Baddanshoig Burn [Initialled] P.D. Baddanbravich [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/7 CORRISH Corrish Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to several Small Ruins on the southern side of the Corrish Burn they are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/7 CORRISH BURN Corrish Burn Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to Mountain Stream having its source on the Muir about Mid way between Badan Loch and Loch Arrachreeny it Runs in an Eastern direction till it Enters Loch Arrachreeny It is on the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/7 ALICH BURN Alich Burn Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a small burn having its source about a Mile North of Corrish Burn it Runs in an Eastern direction till it Enters the Darryrow Burn it is on the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle Name signifies "Burn of the Swan"
OS1/33/26/7 ALLT NA H-EALAIDH Allt na h-Ealaidh Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Alich Burn]
OS1/33/26/7 [Page] 7 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 2 -- Parish of Kildonan Alich Burn [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/8 DARRYGROW BURN Darryrow Burn Mr James Campbell Parochial Teacher Helmsdale Samuel Mathewson Claygan by Helmsdale Mr Donald Sutherland Sheesgal by Helmsdale 056 This name applies to a large Mountain stream having its source in Loch Darryrow it Runs in a South Eastern direction till it Enters Loch Arrachreeny It is on the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/8 ALLT AIRIDH-DHAMH For authorities & description of, see Name Book of Sheet 46 056 [Alternative for Darryrow Burn]
OS1/33/26/8 ALLT GNEIDHEIL Allt Gneidheil Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a very small Stream having its source a short distance Northwest of Darryrow Burn it Runs in a southwesterly direction till it Enters the Darryrow Burn near its Junction with Alich Burn It is on the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle Meaning [scored through]
OS1/33/26/8 FEITH NA FOLA Feith na Fola Revd. [Reverend] Mr Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative for Allt Gneidheil] Name signifies "Stream of the Blood"
OS1/33/26/8 [Page] 8 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 2 -- Parish of Kildonan Allt Gheidheil [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/9 RIDGE HILL Ridge Hill Ridge Hill Ridge Hill Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 046; 056 Applied to a hill situated adjacent to Loch Inruar it is covered with heathy pasture and it is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/9 LEAD A' MHARCAICH Le'ad a Mharcaich Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass Golspie 046; 056 [Alternative name for Ridge Hill] Name signifies "Slope of the Rider"
OS1/33/26/9 AUCHINTOUL INN Auchintoul Inn Auchintoul Inn Auchintoul Inn Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name is applied to a shooting lodge & two farms &c. Situated about Eighteen Miles north of the village of Helmsdale and upon the road leading through the Strath of Kildonan, the building is two Storeys high Slated and in good repair. This building serves as a Shooting Lodge in the season, upon the part of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland's property.
OS1/33/26/9 ACHENTOUL 1-inch Revision October 1894. Achentoul Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 056
OS1/33/26/9 ALLT NAM FEANNAG Allt nam Feannag Allt nam Feannag Allt nam Feannag Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A small stream having its source about one half mile South of Loch Inruar it runs in a southern direction and enters the River Helmsdale about half a mile southeast of Auchintoul Inn It signifies the Crows Stream His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/9 [Page] 9 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Le'ad a Mharcaich [Initialled] P.D. Allt nam Feannag [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/10 LOCH INRUAR Loch Inruar Loch Inruar Loch Inruar Loch Inruar Loch Inruar Loch Inruar Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Johnston's County Map 056 This name applies to a pretty large Sheet of water Situated about one mile to the North of Auchintoul Inn. Anglers enjoy good Sport upon this Loch as it is well stocked with Salmon and Trout His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/10 LOCH AN RUATHAIR On Sheet 46 056 For authorities & description of see Name Book of Sheet 46.
OS1/33/26/10 ALLT GARBH Allt Garbh Allt Garbh Allt Garbh Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 Applied to a Stream running out of the southeastern extremity of Loch Inruar and after running in a southern direction of about one mile it enters the River Helmsdale a short distance East of Auchintoul Inn It signifies the rough stream His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/10 RAISK (In Ruins) Raisk (In Ruins) Raisk (In Ruins) Raisk (In Ruins) Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to the ruins of a dwelling, situated about one mile to the East of Loch Inruar. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/10 REISG Reisg Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass, Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Raisk]
OS1/33/26/10 [Page] 10 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Raisk [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/11 LOCH BADDANLOCH Loch Baddanloch Loch Baddanloch Loch Baddanloch Loch Badanloch Loch Baddanloch Loch Badanloch Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Black's County Map 056 This name applies to a large sheet of water situated about four and one half miles to the East of Auchintoul Inn it is well Stocked with Salmon and Trout and affords good Sport to Anglers His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/11 LOCH BADENLOCH 1-inch Revision October 1894. Loch Badenloch See page 16 056
OS1/33/26/11 BADACHLOWAN Badachlowan Badachlowan Badachlowan Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 Applied to a Shepherds house situated about one half mile East of the Southern extremity of Loch Baddanloch, the dwelling is one story high with suitable out offices the whole are slated and in fair repair His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/11 BAD A' CHLA'IN Bad a' Chla'in Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass. Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Badachlowan]
OS1/33/26/11 ACHNAMOINE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Achnamoine Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 056
OS1/33/26/11 AUCHNAMONE Auchnamone Auchnamone Auchnamone Achnamone Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland New Statistical Account 056 A shepherds house one story high with suitable out offices the whole are thatched and in fair repair His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, proprietor
OS1/33/26/11 [Page] 11 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Badachlowan [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/12 ALLT GOBHLACH' Allt Gobhlach Allt Gobhlach Allt Gobhlach Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A small stream having its source in Bad nan Gobhlan and after running in an Eastern direction for a distance of about one mile it enters Alich Burn about one mile from its source It signifies the Forked Stream His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/12 ALLT GO'LACH Allt-go'lach Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Allt Gobhlach]
OS1/33/26/12 BADDANLOCH HILL Baddanloch Hill Baddanloch Hill Baddanloch Hill Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a hill situated about three fourths of a mile to the North East of Loch Baddenloch it is covered with heathy pasture and it is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/12 BADENLOCH HILL 1-inch Revision October 1894. Badenloch Hill For authorities see page 16 056
OS1/33/26/12 CÀRN GLAS Càrn Glas Càrn Glas Càrn Glas Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 Applied to a Cairn of Stones Situated about one half mile to the North of Easter Baddenloch dwellings no information can be obtained regarding this cairn. It signifies the Grey Cairn His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/12 [Page] 12 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt Gobhlach [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/13 CLAGGAN Claggan Claggan Caggan Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a Shepherds house situated about one mile to the South of Auchintoul Inn the building is one Story high with suitable out offices the whole are slated and in good repair His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/13 AUCHINTOUL BURN Auchintoul Burn Auchintoul Burn Auchintoul Burn Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056; 057 A stream having its source about one half mile to the East of Auchintoul Hill. it runs in an Easterly direction and enters the River Helmsdale a short distance to the East of Auchintoul Inn. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/13 ACHENTOUL BURN 1-inch Revision October 1894. Achentoul Burn For authorities see page 9 056; 057
OS1/33/26/13 ALLT A' BHEALAICH BHIG Allt a' Bhealaich Bhig Allt a' Bhealaich Bhig Allt a' Bhealaich Bhig Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A small stream having its source in Bealach Beag it runs in a northern direction and enters the River Helmsdale a short distance south of the Confluence of Auchintoul Burn with the River Helmsdale It Signifies the Burn of the little pass or Hollow His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/13 [Page] 13 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt Bhealaich Bhig [Inserted a' initialled P.L.]
OS1/33/26/14 ALLY TOM NA BRÀBH Allt Tom na Bràdh Allt Tom na Bràdh Allt Tom na Bràdh Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056; 057 A small Stream having its source about one half mile to the West of Auchintoul hill, it runs in Northeasterly direction and enters Allt Bhealaich Bhig about one half mile from its Confluence with the River Helmsdale. It signifies the Stream of the Knoll of the Quern His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/14 AUCHANECKAN FREE CHURCH Auchaneckan Free Church Auchaneckan Free Church Auchaneckan Free Church Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name is applied to a Free church Situated in the Strath of Kildonan and about one and one fourth miles from Auchintoul Inn, the building is of rectangular form, Slated and in good repair. There is no resident Minister placed, but a probationer of the Free Church preaches every Sunday during the Summer months & it is served occasionally during the Winter by some of the Neighbouring Ministers. it is Supported by the Free church Sustentation fund and it is supported by School fees, only. It is the property of the Trustees of the Free Church of Scotland The church is seated for one hundred and fifty
OS1/33/26/14 FREE CHURCH [Auchaneckan] 1-inch Revision October 1894. 056
OS1/33/26/14 [Page] 14 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/15 CLAGGAN BURN Claggan Burn Claggan Burn Claggan Burn Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name is applied to a Stream issuing out of Loch Arrachreeny and after running in a Southeasterly direction it enters the River Helmsdale a short distance to the East of Claggan dwelling house. its course is rapid & its banks are steep and rugged His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/15 ALLT CAOL For Authorities and Description see Name book of Sheet 55.
OS1/33/26/15 KINBRACE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Kinbrace Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 056 Applies to the houses at and about Kinbrace Railway Station. Consisting of the Free Church and a few Crofts. & the Railway station. This place was formerly called Auchaneckan but now Kinbrace.
OS1/33/26/15 [Page] 15 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/16 BADENLOCH LODGE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Badenloch Lodge Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 056 A substantial building used as a shooting lodge and situated about 5 miles north west of Kinbrace Railway station and near Easter Badenloch. Property of the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/16 [Page] 16 Sutherlandshire -- Ph. [Parish] of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/17 ALLT NA H-IMIRICH Allt na h-Imirich Allt na h-Imirich Allt na h-Imirich Allt-na-thiramaich Mr. James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 This name applies to a small stream having its source on the Muir about a mile Northwest of Loch Arrachreeny it Runs in a Southern direction to it Enters the Darryrow Burn Near Alich It is on the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle Meaning Flitting Burn
OS1/33/26/17 ALICH Alich Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a Couple of small Ruins situated on the Western side of the Darryrow Burn Between Alich and Corresh Burns It is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/17 AUCHNAHOE Auchnahoe Auchnahoe Auchnahoe Auchnahow Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland New Statistical Account 056 This name applies to Several Small Ruins Near the Eastern End of Loch Achnahoe Where once stood a Highland Clachan which was Burned by the then Duke of Sutherland's orders about the year 1812 It is on the Duke of Sutherlands Property
OS1/33/26/17 ACH' NA H-UAII Ach' na h-Uai' Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Auchnahoe]
OS1/33/26/17 [Page] 17 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Tracings 2 & 5 -- Parish of Kildonan Allt na h-Imirich [Initialled] P.D. Alich [Initialled] P.D. Auchnahoe [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/18 AUCHNAHOE HILL Auchnahoe Hill Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a large Hill Situated about three fourths of a Mile to the North of Loch Auchnahoe it is covered with short heath and a few surface Rocks it Runs East and west and is the property of His Grace the Duke f Sutherland Dunrobin
OS1/33/26/18 CNOC ACH' NA H-UAI Cnoc Ach' na h-Uai' Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Auchnahoe Hill]
OS1/33/26/18 CÀRN TIGH NAN GOILEACH Càrn Tigh nan Goileach Mr James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a Small cairn Supposed to Mark the Site of a bloody battle fought between the Caithness forayers under Leadership of Kenneth Bu[?] and the Sutherland Men Who followed in pursuit under Leadership of William MacKenrick the Caithness Men were overtaken whilst feasting on part of the spoils and nearly all Slain and the flocks and spoils retaken Date abut 1589 This Cairn is on the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Meaning Cairn of the House of Gluttons
OS1/33/26/18 [Page] 18 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 5 -- Parish of Kildonan Auchnahoe Hill [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/19 AUCHNAHOE BURN Auchnahoe Burn Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a large Stream leaving Loch Auchnahoe and running in an Eastern direction to it Enters the River Helmsdale about mid way between Auchintoul and Kinbrace it is on the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/19 ALLT ACH' NA H-UAI' Allt Ach' na h-Uai' Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative name for Auchnahoe Burn]
OS1/33/26/19 BLÀR UILLEIM Blàr Uilleim Mr James Campbell Mr Donald Sutherland Mr Samuel Mathewson 056 This name applies to a large district of Moss & Muir on the southern side of Auchnahoe Burn it is the property of His grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle.
OS1/33/26/19 FINFAL BURN Finfal Burn Mr James Campbell Mr Donald Sutherland Mr Samuel Mathewson 056 This name applies to a small stream Having its source a short distance East of Finfal it runs northward to it Enters Auchnahoe Burn And it is on the property of the Duke of Sutherland.
OS1/33/26/19 [Page] 19 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 5 -- Parish of Kildonan AUCHNAHOE BURN [Initialled] P.D. Auchnahoe Burn [Initialled] P.L.
OS1/33/26/20 CHURCH (Ruins of) [Auchnahoe] 056
OS1/33/26/20 [Page] 20 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 56 Trace 5 -- Parish of Kildonan Church (Ruins of) [Crossed out] [Note] Cancelled as on enquiry it is found the building was made a private dwelling house which was sometimes used as a meeting house by the people in the neighbourhood. [Initialled] P.D. Corp. RE [Corporal Royal Engineers]
OS1/33/26/21 RIVER LOAN River Loan River Loan River Loan Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name is applied to a River connecting Loch Baddenloch with Loch Auchnahoe its banks are smooth and covered partly with heathy pasture and partly with rough pasture, His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/21 AN EI'MHÒR An Ei'Mhòr Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative name for River Loan ]
OS1/33/26/21 LOCH AUCHNAHOE Loch Auchnahoe Loch Auchnahoe Loch Auchnahoe Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 066 This name applies to a small sheet of water situated about one and one half miles to the South-east of Loch Baddenloch, This loch is well stocked with both salmon and trout and affords excellent sport to Anglers. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/21 LOCH NA MOINE Loch na Moine Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass. Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Loch Auchnahoe]
OS1/33/26/21 LOCH ACHNAMOINE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Loch Achnamoine Loch Achnamoine Loch Achnamoine Loch Achnamoine J.G. Muir Esq. Badenloch Mr. William Matheson Easter Badenloch Mr. John McBeath Keeper Dalcharn Mr. James Matheson Easter Badenloch 066
OS1/33/26/21 ALLT A' CHÒTA Allt a' Chòta Allt a' Chòta Allt a' Chòta Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A small stream having its source about one half mile to the Southeast of Auchnamone dwelling house it runs in a Northern direction and enters Loch Auchnahoe. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, proprietor It signifies the Coat Burn
OS1/33/26/21 [Page] 21 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan River Loan [note] [Loan River] Corrected by the examiner when referred to him [Initialled] P.D. Loch Auchnahoe [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/22 ALLT A' BHÀTHAIDH Allt a' Bhàthaidh Allt a' Bhàthaidh Allt a' Bhàthaidh Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A small stream having its source a short distance to the South of Auchnamone dwelling house, it runs in a northern direction and enters the Loan River abut one fourth mile West from its confluence with Loch Auchnahoe It signifies the Yellow Stream His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/22 ALLT-BUI' Allt-bui' Revd. [Reverend] M. Joass - Golspie 056 [Alternative for Allt a' Bhàthaidh]
OS1/33/26/22 ALLT RATHAD NAN GOBHAR Allt Rathad nan Gobhar Allt Rathad nan Gobhar Allt Rathad nan Gobhar Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A stream having its source in several head streams a short distance south of Loch Baddanloch into which it Empties itself. The name signifies Stream of the Goat's Road or Way & extends from the confluence of Bracco Burn & Allt nam Meann to Loch Baddanloch
OS1/33/26/22 BRACCO BURN Bracco Burn Bracco Burn Bracco Burn Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 A small stream having its source near the ruins of Bracco Dwellings it runs in an Easterly direction and enters Allt Rathad nan Gobhar about one half mile from its confluence with Loch Baddanloch It is the property of the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/22 ALLT NA FLIUCH-AIRIDH Allt na Fliuch-Airidhe Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass Golspie 056 [Alternative for Bracco Burn]
OS1/33/26/22 [Page] 22 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt a' Bhàthaidh [Initialled] P.D. Allt na Fliuch-Airidhe [Note] On Sheet 55
OS1/33/26/23 AUCHANECKAN GRAVE YARD Auchaneckan Grave Yard Auchaneckan Grave Yard Auchaneckan Grave Yard Mr. James Campbell, Parochial Schoolmaster Helmsdale Mr. Samuel Mathieson Shepherd. Claggan, Kildonan Mr Donald Sutherland Shepherd. Suisgill, Kildonan 056 This name is applied to a Graveyard situated a short distance to the Southeast of Auchaneckan Free Church It is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/23 TÒRR BREAC Tòrr Breac Tòrr Breac Tòrr Breac Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a small knoll upon which is situated the burrying ground known as Auchaneckan Graveyard. it is covered with heathy pasture, and it signifies the Spotted Knoll. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/23 STRATH BEAG Strath Beag Strath Beag Strath Beag Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 Applied to a small strath situated a short distance South of Claggan dwelling house it is partly covered with heathy pasture and partly with pasture. It signifies the little strath His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/23 STRATH BEG 1-inch Revision October 1894. Strath Beag Strath Beag Strath Beag Mr. Trotter farmer Harvieston Mr. William Macpherson Kibrace Mr. James Ormiston fmr. [farmer] Claggan 056
OS1/33/26/23 [Page] 23 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/24 BEALACH BEAG Bealach Beag Bealach Beag Bealach Beag Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland 056 This name applies to a small hollow or pass situated at the Eastern extremity of Creag Raon nan Caorach, it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies the little pass. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/24 CREAG RaoN NAN CAORACH Creag Raon nan Caorach Creag Raon nan Caorach Creag Raon nan Caorach Creag Rui' nan Caorach Mr. James Campbell Mr. Samuel Mathieson Mr. Donald Sutherland Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass. Golspie 056 This name applies to a pretty large Hill about fifteen Hundred feet high and situated about one half mile to the East of Auchaneckan Free Church, the southern slope of this hill is covered with small heaps of stones and earth resembling graves. there is a tradition in the district that a great battle was fought here but nothing appears known about the date of this battle neither who were the conflicting parties. It signifies the Rock of the Sheeps field. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/24 BURNFOOT Donald McLean Esq. Factor Dunrobin Office Golspie 056
OS1/33/26/24 [Page] 24 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Creag Roan nan Caorach [Note] Raon [correction initialled] P.D. [Changed to Rui' authority Reverend Mr. Joass]
OS1/33/26/25 CRAGGAN HILL Craggan Hill Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 This name applies to a Small Hill lying about a mile and a half South of the Eastern End of Baddan Loch it is Covered with short Heath and a few scattered stones on its Northern slopes It is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/25 CREAG NAN ACHAIDHEAN 1-inch Revision October 1894. Creag nan Achaidhean Creag nan Achaidhean Creag nan Achaidhean Mr. William Matheson Easter Badenloch Mr. James McKay fm. [farmer] Bunahoun, formerly Badenloch. Mr. John McBeath Keeper Dalcharn 056
OS1/33/26/25 ACHAN BURN Achan Burn Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 This name applies to a pretty large mountain stream having Its source in a moss about two miles west of Craggan Hill it runs in an Eastern direction to it Enters the River Free It is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/25 ALLT AN ACHAIN Allt an Achain Revd. [Reverend] Mr. J.M. Joass - Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Achan Burn]
OS1/33/26/25 ALLT NAN ACHAIDHEAN 1-inch Revision October 1894. Allt nan Achaidhean Allt nan Achaidhean Allt nan Achaidhean Mr. John McBeath, Keeper Dalcharn Mr. William Mathieson Easter Badenloch Mr. McKay shd. [shepherd] Borrobol 066
OS1/33/26/25 AUCHNASHEENISH (In Ruins) Auchnasheenish [In Ruins] Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 This name applies to two or three small Ruins situate about half way between Craggan Hill and Auchan Burn they are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/25 [Page] 25 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 66 Trace 1 -- Parish of Kildonan Auchan Burn [Note] [Achan Burn] Corrected from remarks to the examiner
OS1/33/26/26 FINFAL (In Ruins) Finfal (In Ruins) Mr. James Campbell Parochial Teacher Helmsdale Mr. Samuel Mathewson Claggan by Helmsdale Mr Donald Sutherland Suisgal by Helmsdale 066 This name applies to a few Small Ruins situated at the source of Finfal Burn They are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/26 CNOC GNÈIDHEIL Cnoc Gnèidheil Mr. James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 This name applies to a small Hill situated about mid way between Cnoc Dail-chairn and Claggan Hill it is covered with heath and a few scattered stones it is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle Meaning Shapely or Well proportioned Hill
OS1/33/26/26 CNOC FÉITH NA FOLA 1-inch Revision October 1894. Cnoc Féith na Fola Cnoc Féith na Fola Cnoc Féith na Fola Cnoc Féith na Fola Mr. William Matheson Easter Badenloch Mr. John McBeath Keeper Dalcharn Mr. Hugh Bannerman shd. [shepherd] Leirable Duke of Sutherland's Estate Map 1853-68 066 Meaning Hill of the bog or stream of the blood.
OS1/33/26/26 ACHAN (In Ruins) Achan (In Ruins) Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 This name applies to a few small Ruins at the Junction of the Achan Burn with the River Free They are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/26 [Page] 26 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 66 Trace 2 -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/27 FERANACH Fernach Mr. James Campbell Parochial Teacher Helmsdale Mr Donald Sutherland Suisgal by Helmsdale Mr. Samuel Mathewson Claggan by Helmsdale 066 This name applies to a small one storey thatched house occupied by a Shepherd also a couple of Ruins situated about half a mile westward they are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/27 PICTISH TOWER (In Ruins) [Feranach] Pictish Tower (In Ruins) Mr James Campbell Mr Donald Sutherland Mr Samuel Mathewson 066 This name applies to the Remains of a supposed pictish tower it is about eleven or twelve yards in diamater the outer wall appears to have been built without mortar of any kind and is Composed of large stones it is about 16 feet high at the preasant by about 12 or 14 feet thick with Several Small Chambers in the interior of it It is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/27 BROUGH [Kinbrace] Archaoelogia Scotica Vol.5. p.1. p188. [Volume 5. Part 1. page 188.] 066
OS1/33/26/27 [Page] 27 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 66 Tracings 2 & 3 -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/28 CAIRN [three, Kinbrace] Cairn Cairn Cairn Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 These names apply to five Cairns of Stones they are all on the Northern Side of the County Road leading from Helmsdale to Auchintoul and on the Northern Side of the Kinbrace Burn with the Exception of one they are all alike in form and about the same dimensions viz about twenty yards in diameter and from ten to fifteen feet high They are on the Property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/28 CAIRNS [Two, Kinbrace] Cairns Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland 066 These names apply to five Cairns of Stones they are all on the Northern Side of the County Road leading from Helmsdale to Auchintoul and on the Northern Side of the Kinbrace Burn with the Exception of one they are all alike in form and about the same dimensions viz about twenty yards in diameter and from ten to fifteen feet high They are on the Property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/28 BROUGH [Kinbrace Burn] Archaoelogia Scotica Vol.5 p189. [Volume 5 page 189] 066
OS1/33/26/28 KINBRACE FARM 1-inch Revision October 1894. Kinbrace Farm Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 066 This name applies to a one Storey Slated house occupied by the farmer Mr. Fraser it is in Good Repair and is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/28 KINBRACE Kinbrace Kinbrace Kinbrace Kinbrace Kinbrace Mr James Campbell Mr Samuel Mathewson Mr Donald Sutherland New Statistical Account Black's County Map 066 This name applies to a one Storey Slated house occupied by Shepherds it is in Good Repair and is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/28 CEANNAPHRIS Ceannaphris Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Kinbrace]
OS1/33/26/28 [Page] 28 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 66 Trace 3 -- Parish of Kildonan Cairns [Notes] To be written separately in Old English. The prefix "Pictish" has been omitted as it is doubtful whether they are Pictish Cairns or not and as they are still written in the same character Ceannaphris [Note] Never known by this name [Initialled ?] [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/29 RIVER HELMSDALE River Helmsdale River Helmsdale River Helmsdale River Helmsdale River Ullie or Helmsdale Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Joseph Peacock Esq. Factor, Helmsdale Mr. Donald Sutherland Suisgill Cottage New Statistical Account Black's County Map 056; 066; 067 This is the principal river in the parish through which it runs in a South easterly direction until it joins the sea at Helmsdale where its mouth becomes the Harbour that village. It receives its waters from the large lochs at the upper end of the parish and other mountain streams & torrents that swell its downward course, and may be fairly classed as one of the second class rivers in Scotland. The name Extends from the Confluence of Allt Garbh & Abhainn Cnoc Fionn to the Sea.
OS1/33/26/29 ALLT LEITIR CHAIL Allt Leitir Chaile Allt Leitir Chaile Allt Leitir Chaile Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Mr. Donald Sutherland Revd. [Reverend] C. McKenzie, Free Manse, Golspie 066 A stream having its source at the western base of Creag Borrobol and running in a southerly direction until it enters the River Helmsdale about one mile below Suisgill Cottage. The name signifies Stream of the hill of the Colwort slope.
OS1/33/26/29 ALLT LEITIR NAN CAILE Allt Leitir nan Caile See Name Book for sheet 67 066
OS1/33/26/29 KINBRACE BURN Kinbrace Burn Kinbrace Burn Kinbrace Burn Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark J. Peacock Esq. Mr. D. Sutherland 066 A large stream having its source at the County Boundary and running in a South Westerly direction until it enters the River Helmsdale at Kinbrace farmsteading
OS1/33/26/29 ALLT CEANN A' PHRIS Allt Ceann a' Phris Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Kinbrace Burn]
OS1/33/26/29 KINBRACE BURN 1-inch Revision October 1894. Kinbrace Burn Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. No. 18 General Custom
OS1/33/26/29 [Page] 29 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan River Ullie or Helmsdale [Note] On adjoining Plan Allt Leitir Chaile [Note] CHAILE [circled and scored out] Charl [inserted] see page. Allt Leitir nan Caile [Initialled] P.D. Allt Ceann a' Phris [Note] On sheet 67 [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/30 KINBRACE HILL Kinbrace Hill Mr James Campbell Mr Donald Sutherland Mr Samuel Mathewson 066 This name applies to a pretty large heath covered hill Situated on the Northern Side of Kinbrace Burn It is the property of the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/30 CNOC CEANN AI PHRIS Cnoc Ceann a' Phris Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 056; 066; 067 [Alternative name for Kinbrace Hill]
OS1/33/26/30 KINBRACE HILL 1-inch Revision October 1894. Kinbrace Hill For authorities see page 23
OS1/33/26/30 ALLT A' MHUILINN Allt a' Mhuilinn Revd. [Reverend] J. M. Joass. Mr. James McBeath 055; 056 A small stream south of & flowing parallel to Allt na Fliuch-airidhe - Name signifies "Mill Burn"
OS1/33/26/30 CAOCHAN RUADH Coachan Ruadh Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass. Mr. James McBeath 055; 056 A small stream collecting about a mile East of Creag na Fliuch-Airdhe and flowing in a N.E. [North East] direction for a considerable distance till it empties itself into "Allt nam Meann"
OS1/33/26/30 [Page] 30 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 66 Trace 3 -- Parish of Kildonan Cnoc Ceann a' Phris [Note] Cnoc Ce [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/31 STRATH OF KILDONAN Strath of Kildonan Strath of Kildonan Strath of Kildonan Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Ph. [Parish] Minister Helmsdale Joseph Peacock, Esq. Factor, Golspie Mr. D. Sutherland Suisgill Cottage 066; 067; 068 This strath extends through the whole length of the parish, keeping nearly parallel with the county boundary of Caithness. It is diversified at intervals with patches of Arable, Rough Pasture, and natural birch woods. Formerly it was populated by small tenants, but about fifty years ago they were all (with the exception of a few at Helmsdale) ejected from their homes to make way for extensive sheep farms which at the present time this strath is almost exclusively devoted
OS1/33/26/31 [Page] 31 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Strath of Kildonan [Note] On adjg. [adjoining] Plan The following is taken from New Statistical Account.__ " The leading valley, and most important part of the parish, is, however, as frequently "called Strath Helmsdale, (disregarding tautology of Strath and Dale) as it is called Strath of Kildonan; but in Gaelic it is alone known by "the Stra' Iligh, while the river is called Aven-Iligh, _ and the village of Helmsdale, at the mouth of the river, Burn-Iligh; _ the root or lower end of Iligh. "All this strengthens the belief that the river Helmsdale is the Ilius Flumen, or river Ilie of Ptolemy, who places that river on the present east coast of Suther- "land, and close to Verubium promontorium, which is unquestionably the Ord of Caithness. The name Ilie is therefore older than that of Helmsdale, "which must have been introduced, long subsequent to the time of Agricola, by the northmen, whose inroads and adventures on the coasts of Sutherland "and Caithness, during the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth centuries, are so often narrated in the northern Sagas, and historically arranged by "Torfaeus. Kildonan, again, is believed to have originated after the settlement of Christian Missionaries in the north of Scotland, and is, "therefore, in all probability, more ancient in origin than the name Helmsdale."
OS1/33/26/32 RIVER FREE River Free River Free River Free River Free Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden Black's County Map 065; 066 This name applies to a stream having its source a short distance to the West of Auchrumistal Hill it runs in a Western direction through Strath Free and enters the River Helmsdale a short distance to the West of Dalcharn dwelling house its banks are pretty smooth. the course or bed being partly shingle and partly Boulders. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor Dunrobin Castle, by Golspie
OS1/33/26/32 ABHAINN NA FRITHE Abhainn na Frithe Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 065; 066 [Alternative name for River Free]
OS1/33/26/32 [Page] 32 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/33 AUCHRUMISTAL HILL Auchrumistal Hill Auchrumistal Hill Auchrumistal Hill Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 This name is applied to a hill situated a short distance to the North of the Western extremity of Strath Free it is covered with heathy pasture and it is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle, by Golspie
OS1/33/26/33 ACHRIMSDALE HILL 1-inch Revision October 1894. Achrimsdale Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 066
OS1/33/26/33 AUCHRUMISTAL (Ruins of) Auchrumistal (Ruins of) Auchrumistal (Ruins of) Auchrumistal (Ruins of) Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 Applied to the ruins of a farm house situated adjacent to the Western extremity of Strath Free. there is only a few feet of the walls visible above the general surface. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland. proprietor.
OS1/33/26/33 ACHRIMSDALE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Achrimsdale Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 066
OS1/33/26/33 RAISK BURN Raisk Burn Raisk Burn Raisk Burn Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 This name applies to a small stream having its source about one mile to the Northwest of Auchrumistal Hill it runs in a Southern direction and enters Allt Bad na h-Earba a short dis [distance] East of its Confluence with Allt Grànda na Coille. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/33 ALLT AN RÉISG Allt an Réisg Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Raisk Burn]
OS1/33/26/33 [Page] 33 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt an Réisg [Note] On Sheet 65
OS1/33/26/34 ALLT BAD NA H-EARBA Allt Bad na h-Earba Allt Bad na h-Earba Allt Bad na h-Earba Mr. James Campbell Parochial Schoolmaster, Helmsdale Mr. Donald Sutherland Shepherd, Suisgill Robert Bryden, Shepherd Auchandun, Kildonan 066 Applied to a stream having its source about one mile to the West of the Western extremity of Srath na Frithe, it runs in an Easterly direction and enters the Abhainn na Frithe a short distance to the East of where Allt an Reisg Burn enters it. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor. Means the stream of the Roes Tuft.
OS1/33/26/34 BRANACHOILLE (Ruins of) Branachoile (Ruins of) Branachoile (Ruins of) Branachoile (Ruins of) Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 Applied to some old ruins situated about one half mile to the North of Cnoc Grànda na Coille, there is only a few feet of the walls remaining above the surface. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland. proprietor.
OS1/33/26/34 ALLT GRÀNDA NA COILLE Allt Grànda na Coille Allt Grànda na Coille Allt Grànda na Coille Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 A small stream having its source a short distance to the South of the Ruins known as Branachoile it runs in a Northern direction and enters Allt Bad na h-Earba a short distance West of its Confluence with Raisk Burn. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]. It Signifies the Stream of the ugly wood, ugly stream of the wood
OS1/33/26/34 [Page] 34 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt Bad na h-Earba [Note] On Sheet 65
OS1/33/26/35 ALLT AN TAOGHAIN Allt an Taghain Allt an Taghain Allt an Taghain Allt an Taoghainn Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 066 Applied to a stream having its source a short distance to the Northeast of Cnoc Grànda na Coille, it runs in a northern direction and enters the River Free a short distance West of Auchandun dwelling house. It signifies the Burn of the Pole Cat. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/35 ALLT AN DÙIN Allt an Dùin Allt an Dùin Allt an Dùin Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 A stream having its source in three head-streams rising about three miles to the Southeast of Auchandun dwelling house, it runs in a Northern direction and it enters the River Free adjacent to the dwelling house of Auchandun It signifies the Burn of the Fort His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/35 CLADH SAOR Cladh Saor Cladh Saor Cladh Saor Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 Applied to a burrying ground situated in Strath Free. It signifies the Free burrying ground His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/35 CLADH NA FRITHE Cladh na Frithe Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Cladh Saor]
OS1/33/26/35 [Page] 35 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt an Taoghain [Initialled] P.D. Cladh na Frithe [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/36 CNOC GRÀNDA NA COILLE Cnoc Grànda na Coille Cnoc Grànda na Coille Cnoc Grànda na Coille Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 This name applies to a hill Situated about one and a half miles to the Southwest of Auchandun dwelling house. it is covered with heathy pasture and it is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland. It signifies the Knoll of the ugly wood. Ugly Knoll of the wood
OS1/33/26/36 CNOC NA BREUN-CHOILLE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Cnoc na Breun-choille Cnoc na Breun-choille Cnoc na Breun-choille Mr. John McBeath Keeper Dalcharn Mr. Richard Rutherford fm. [farmer] Kildonan Mr. McLeod Shd. [shepherd] Craggie 066 It signifies the Knoll of the rotten stinking filthy wood.
OS1/33/26/36 ALLT MHINRAL Allt Mhinral Allt Mhinral Allt Mhinral Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 065; 066 A stream having its source about one mile to the North of Auchrumistall Hill it runs in a Southern direction and enters the River Free about one fourth mile to the West of Auchandun dwelling house. It signifies the Mineral Burn. Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/36 ALT-AN-DUIN 1-inch Revision October 1894. Allt-an-duin Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 109. submitted to him 066
OS1/33/26/36 AUCHANDUN Auchandun Auchandun Auchandun Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 This name is applied to a Shepherds house situated in the district of Strath Free the building is one story high with suitable out offices the whole are thatched and in fair repair His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor].
OS1/33/26/36 [Page] 36 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/37 ALLT CEANN A' BHEITHE Allt Ceann a' Bheithe Allt Ceann a' Bheithe Allt Ceann a' Bheithe Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 A stream having its source adjacent to the Western extremity of Ceann a' Bheithe it runs in a Northern direction for a distance of about one half mile after which it turns to the East and enters Loch Askaig at its Western extremity. It signifies the head of the Birch. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland propr. [proprietor]
OS1/33/26/37 ALLT CEANN A' BHAID 1-inch Revision October 1894. Allt Ceann a' Bhaid For authorities see page 38 066 It signifies the head of the Tuft or Clump.
OS1/33/26/37 STRATH FREE Strath Free Strath Free Strath Free Strath Free Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden Black's County Map 066 This name applies to a small strath extending from Dalcharn upon the West to Auchrumistal upon the East it is covered partly with heathy pasture and partly with rough pasture, and it is the property of the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle by Golspie
OS1/33/26/37 SRATH NA FRITHE Sr'ath na Frith Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Strath Free]
OS1/33/26/37 [Page] 37 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan SRATH NA FRITHE [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/38 Site of PICTISH TOWER [Auchandun] Site of Pictish Tower Site of Pictish Tower Site of Pictish Tower Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 Applied to the Site of a Pictish Tower situated adjacent to Auchandun dwelling house. there is no trace of the walls of this Tower now remaining. It is the property of the Duke of Sutherland.
OS1/33/26/38 Site of BROUGH [Auchandun] Archaoelogia Scotica Vol.5. p.1. p189 [Volume 5. Part 1. page 189.] 066
OS1/33/26/38 CEANN A' BHEITHE Cean a' Bheithe Cean a' Bheithe Cean a' Bheithe Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 Applies to a hill situated about one half mile to the East of Auchandun dwelling house. it is covered with heathy pasture and it is the property of the Duke of Sutherland It signifies the Head of the Birch
OS1/33/26/38 CEANN A' BHAID 1-inch Revision October 1894. Ceann a' Bhaid Mr. Hugh Bannerman Shd. [Shepherd] Leirable Mr. John McBeath Keeper Dalcharn Mr. Richard Rutherford fm. [farmer] Kildonan 066
OS1/33/26/38 KINVEITH Kinveith (In Ruins) Kinveith (In Ruins) Kinveith (In Ruins) Mr. James Campbell Mr. Donald Sutherland Mr. Robert Bryden 066 Applied to the Ruins of several dwellings situated about one half mile to the West of Loch Askaig a few feet of the walls standing above the surface is all the now remains. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland proprietor
OS1/33/26/38 CEANNABHEITHE Ceannabheithe Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 066 [Alternative name for Kinveith]
OS1/33/26/38 CEANNABHAID 1-inch Revision October 1894. Ceannabhaid Ceannabhaid Ceannabhaid Mr. Hugh Bannerman Shd. [Shepherd] Leirable Mr. John McBeath Keeper Dalcharn Mr. Richard Rutherford fm. [farmer] Kildonan 066
OS1/33/26/38 [Page] 38 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan CEANNABHEITHE [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/39 LOCH ASCAIG Loch Ascaig Loch Ascaig Loch Ascaig Loch-ascaig Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Revd. [Reverend] C. McKenzie Mr. D. Sutherland New Statistical Account 066 A large loch situate about half a mile to the north west of askaig Its meaning is obscure
OS1/33/26/39 [Page] 39 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Loch Ascaig [Notes] Corrected to agree with Cnoc Ascaig in 6 inch Sheet 77 The name of the houses is Anglicised to Askaig, but the two natural features Loch Ascaig and Cnoc Ascaig are written in Gaelic form
OS1/33/26/40 ASKAIG (In Ruins) Askaig (In Ruins) Askaig (In Ruins) Askaig (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark J. Peacock Esqr Mr D. Sutherland 066 Applied to a lot of ruins &c situate about two miles to the South of Barrobol
OS1/33/26/40 ALLT BAD AN FHEÒIR Allt Bad an Fheòir Allt Bad an Fheòir Allt Bad an Fheòir Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Ph. [Parish] Minister, Helmsdale Mr. D. Sutherland, Suisgill Cottage Mr. C. McKenzie Free Manse Golspie 077; 078 A stream rising at the north western base of Creag Dal-Langal and running north east joins the Allt Leitir Chaile about one mile above its confluence with the River Helmsdale.
OS1/33/26/40 [Page] 40 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Creag nam Fìadh [Note] See page 45 for this name
OS1/33/26/41 DALCHARN Dalcharn Dalcharn Dalcharn Dalcharn Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Establ [Established] manse Helmsdale J. Peacock Esqr Factor Golspie Mr. D. Sutherland Suisgill Cottage Kildonan Black's County Map 066 A dwelling house, outhouses and other conveniences for a Sheep Farm the house are one storey high slated and in good repair The property of the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/41 BORROBOL Borrobol Borrobol Borrobol Borrabol Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark J. Peacock Esqr Mr D. Sutherland Black's County Map 066 A dwelling house one storey high slated and in good repair, with other outhouses and conveniences suitable for a sheep Farm The property of the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/41 CREAG BORROBOL Creag Borrobol Creag Borrobol Creag Borrobol Revd. [Reverend] P. Clark Mr D. Sutherland Revd. [Reverend] C McKenzie 066 A heathy pasture hill situate about one mile to the South west of Borrobol Its meaning is obscure
OS1/33/26/41 [Page] 41 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/42 CNOC DAIL-CHAIRN Cnoc Dail-chairn Cnoc Dail-chairn Cnoc Dail-chairn Revd. [Reverend] Clark Revd. [Reverend] C McKenzie Mr D. Sutherland 066 A heathy pasture hill situate about a mile to the north west of Dalcharn It signifies Hill of the flat of the Cairn
OS1/33/26/42 BORROBOL BURN Borrobol Burn Borrobol Burn Borrobol Burn Revd. [Reverend] Clark Revd. [Reverend] C McKenzie Mr D. Sutherland 066 A stream rising at the Southern base of Creag Borrobol and running north easterly joins Allt an Dùinn at Borrobol steading
OS1/33/26/42 [Page] 42 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt an Dùinn [Note] Cancelled see Anglicised name River Free in Page 32 which is adopted.
OS1/33/26/43 ALLT DUBH Allt Dubh Allt Dubh Allt Dubh Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark, Manse Helmsdale Mr Campbell Schoolmaster Helmsdale Kenneth McLeod Kildonan, Helmsdale 066; 077 A small stream having its Source about 3/4 of a mile North East of the Source of Allt Meadhonach and flowing in a south & easterly direction, Name signifies the Black Stream.
OS1/33/26/43 ALLT MEADHONACH Allt Meadhonach Allt Meadhonach Allt Meadhonach Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr Campbell Mr McLeod 076; 077 A stream having its source about 5 chains North of the Source of Allt a' Ghobha and flowing in a westerly direction. Name signifies the mid stream.
OS1/33/26/43 ALLT MIANNACH Allt Miannach Allt Miannach Allt Miannach Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr Campbell Mr McLeod 077 A stream having its Source about 50 chains N. [North] East of the Source of Allt a' Ghobha and flowing in a northerly direction until it enters Allt a' Bad Leathan Name signifies the Longing Stream
OS1/33/26/43 [Page] 43 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/44 CNOC BLÀRACH Cnoc Blàrach Cnoc Blàrach Cnoc Blàrach Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Manse, Helmsdale Mr James Campbell Schoolmaster Helmsdale Mr Kenneth McLeod Kildonan, Helmsdale 077 A hill situated about 60 chains North West of Cnoc Bad Raphain. it is Covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle by Golspie. Name signifies the Knoll of the floe
OS1/33/26/44 CNOC BAD RAPHAIN Cnoc Bad Raphain Cnoc Bad Raphain Cnoc Bad Raphain Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr Campbell Mr McLeod 077 a hill situated about 60 chains South East of Cnoc Blàrach, it is covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. Meaning of name obscure.
OS1/33/26/44 CNOC BAD RA'FIN Cnoc Bad Ra'fin Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 077 [Alternative for Cnoc Bad Raphain]
OS1/33/26/44 ALLT BLÀRACH Allt Blàrach Allt Blàrach Allt Blàrach Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr j. Campbell Mr McLeod 077 A stream having its source at the south western base of Cnoc Bad Raphain and flowing in a westerly direction, name signifies the stream of the floe.
OS1/33/26/44 [Page] 44 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/45 CNOC TUARIE Cnoc Tuarie Cnoc Tuarie Cnoc Tuarie Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr McLeod 077 A hill Situated about 40 chains west of Halliagarry Hill, it is covered with heathy pasture to its summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. its Signification is obscure.
OS1/33/26/45 ALLT A' BHAD LEATHAIN Allt a' Bhad Leathain Allt a' Bhad Leathain Allt a' Bhad Leathain Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr. J Campbell Mr McLeod 077 A Stream having its Source about 30 chains N.W. [North West] of the base of Cnoc Tuarie and flowing in a North Westerly direction. Signification of name stream of the "broad tuft".
OS1/33/26/45 CREAG NAM FÌADH Creag nam Fìadh Creag nam Fìadh Creag nam Fìadh Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J Campbell Mr McLeod 066; 077 A hill situated about 70 chains west of Cnoc Ascaig it is Covered with heathy pasture to its summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. Name - Signifies the "Deers Rock."
OS1/33/26/45 [Page] 45 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Creag nam Fìadh [Note] On 66 & 77
OS1/33/26/46 CRAGGIE Craggie Craggie Craggie Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Manse, Helmsdale Mr J. Campbell Schoolmaster Helmsdale Mr K. McLeod Kildonan, Helmsdale 066 Applied to a shepherds house which is one story high thatched and in good repair, property of the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle by Golspie.
OS1/33/26/46 CRAGGIE BURN Craggie Burn Craggie Burn Craggie Burn Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr McLeod 066 A stream having its source near the northern base of Halliagarry Hill and flowing in a southerly direction until it enters the River Helmsdale.
OS1/33/26/46 HALLIAGARRY HILL Halliagarry Hill Halliagarry Hill Halliagarry Hill Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr McLeod 077 A hill situated about 40 chains East of Cnoc Taurie it is Covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland.
OS1/33/26/46 [Page] 46 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Craggie Burn [Note] On sheet 78
OS1/33/26/47 ALLT A' GHOBHA Allt a' Ghobha Allt a' Ghobha Allt a' Ghobha Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A Stream having its Source about 40 chains east of Cnoc Bad Raphain and flowing in a north westerly direction, name Signifies Smithy Stream.
OS1/33/26/47 TUARIE BURN Taurie Burn Taurie Burn Taurie Burn Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr McLeod 077 A stream flowing from Allt a' Ghobha in the west until it enters Craggie Burn at Craggie
OS1/33/26/47 [Page] 47 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Allt a' Chrioslaich [Note] Cancelled, the same name now being applied to another stream a short distance south of this one. [Initialled] P.D. Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
OS1/33/26/48 CNOC NA H-INNSE MOIRE Cnoc na h-Innse Moire Cnoc na h-Innse Moire Cnoc na h-Innse Moire Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Manse Helmsdale Mr J. Campbell Schoolmaster, Helmsdale Mr Kenneth McLeod Kildonan, Helmsdale 066 A hill Situated about 60 chains east of Cnoc Bad Raphain it is covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. Name Signifies the Knoll of the large Island.
OS1/33/26/48 ALLT NA H-INNSE MOIRE Allt na h-Innse Moire Allt na h-Innse Moire Allt na h-Innse Moire Revd. [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr J. Campbell Mr K McLeod 077 A stream having its source about 30 chains east of Cnoc na h-Innse Moire and flowing in a northerly direction until it enters Taurie Burn, name signifies the Stream of the large Island.
OS1/33/26/48 ACHRINTLE BURN Achrintle Burn Achrintle Burn Achrintle Burn Revd. [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A stream having its Source about 50 chains south west of Cnoc na h-Innse Moire and flowing in a north easterly direction until it enters Allt Croisg. Meaning of name obscure.
OS1/33/26/48 [Page] 48 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan Achrintle Burn [Note] This name has been Anglicised as the name Achrintle applied to the ruins of a Clachan is an Anglicised name
OS1/33/26/49 ACHRINTLE (In Ruins) Achrintle (In Ruins) Achrintle (In Ruins) Achrintle (In Ruins) Revd Mr Clarke Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 Applied to a Group of ruins very little of which is now standing, property of the Duke of Sutherland,
OS1/33/26/49 ACHAMORE Achamore (Ruins of) Achamore (Ruins of) Achamore (Ruins of) Achamòr Revd. [Reverend] P. Clarke Ph. [Parish ] Manse Helmsdale Mr. J. Campbell Schoolmaster, Helmsdale Mr. K. McLeod Kildonan Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Golspie 077 Applied to a Group of ruins situated on the stream of this name; very little of these ruins are visible above the general surface of the ground. Property of the Duke of Sutherland, Dunrobin Castle by Golspie
OS1/33/26/49 ACHAMORE BURN Achamore Burn Achamore Burn Achamore Burn Revd [Reverend] P. Clarke Mr. J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 Applied to a stream having its source in the Moors south of Achamore ruins and flowing in a north westerly direction. It is on the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland.
OS1/33/26/49 ALLT ACHA' MHOIR 076; 077 [Alternative for Achamore Burn]
OS1/33/26/49 [Page] 49 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan ALLT ACHA' MHOIR [Note] On Sheet 76
OS1/33/26/50 CNOC ASCAIG Cnoc Ascaig Cnoc Ascaig Cnoc Ascaig Revd. [Reverend] Mr Clarke Manse, Helmsdale Mr. J. Campbell Schoolmaster, Helmsdale Mr K. McLeod Kildonan Helmsdale 066 A hill situated about 70 chains east of Creag nam Fiadh it is Covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland, meaning obscure.
OS1/33/26/50 CNOC A' CHRÙBHAICH MHOIR Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Mhoir Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Mhoir Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Mhoir Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr. J. Campbell Mr McLeod 077; 088 A hill Situated about 50 chains east of Cnoc Meadhonach it is covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland Name Signifies the Knoll of the big cripple,
OS1/33/26/50 CNOC NAN CRÙBAG MÒR 1-inch Revision October 1894. Cnoc nan Crùbag Mòr Cnoc nan Crùbag Mòr Cnoc nan Crùbag Mòr Mr. John Armstrong, Glenloth for 30 years Mr. J. McLeod shd. [shepherd] Craggie Mr. Roderick Sutherland Keeper Kintradwell 077; 088 Name Signifies the Knoll of the carrying saddles the greater. (Local pron. [pronunciation]).
OS1/33/26/50 BAD AN FHEÒIR Bad an Fheòir Bad an Fheòir Bad an Fheòir Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr. J. Campbell Mr McLeod 077; 078 Applied to a ridge of hills situated between Cnoc Ascaig and Creag Dal Langal, they are covered with heathy pasture and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. name signifies the tuft of grass.
OS1/33/26/50 [Page] 50 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/51 CNOC MEADHONACH Cnoc Meadhonach Cnoc Meadhonach Cnoc Meadhonach Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Manse Helmsdale Mr J. Campbell Schoolmaster Helmsdale Mr Kenneth McLeod Kildonan Helmsdale 077; 088 A hill Situated about 50 chains west of Cnoc a' Chrubaich Mòr, it is covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland Name Signifies the Mid Knoll
OS1/33/26/51 ALLT CRÒISG Allt Cròisg Allt Cròisg Allt Cròisg Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A stream having its source near the eastern base of Cnoc Meadhonach and flowing in a northerly direction until it enters Taurie Burn near to where Halliagarry Burn enters that stream name signifies the cross stream.
OS1/33/26/51 CNOC A' CHRÙBHAICH BHIG Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Bhig Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Bhig Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Bhig Revd [Reverend] Mr Clarke Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A hill situated about 30 Chains n. [north] east of Cnoc a' Chrubaich Mòr, it is covered with heathy pasture to its Summit, and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. Name signifies the Knoll of the little cripples.
OS1/33/26/51 CNOC NAN CRÙBAG BEAG 1-inch Revision October 1894. Cnoc nan Crùbag Beag Mr. John Armstrong, Glenloth for 30 years Mr. J. McLeod shd. [shepherd] Craggie Mr. Roderick Sutherland Keeper Kintradwell 077 Name signifies the Knoll of the carrying saddles the less
OS1/33/26/51 [Page] 51 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/52 CNOC NAM MEANN Cnoc nam Meann Cnoc nam Meann Cnoc nam Meann Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A hill situated about 40 chains east if Cnoc Preas an Daimh, it is Covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland. Name Signifies the Knoll of the Kids.
OS1/33/26/52 CNOC PREAS AN DAIMH Cnoc Preas an Daimh Cnoc Preas an Daimh Cnoc Preas an Daimh Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A hill situated about 40 chains west of Cnoc nam Meann it is covered with heathy pasture to its Summit and is the property of the Duke of Sutherland, name Signifies the Knoll of the " Oxes' Bush."
OS1/33/26/52 HALLIAGARRY BURN Halliagarry Burn Halliagarry Burn Halliagarry Burn Revd [Reverend] Mr Clark Mr J. Campbell Mr K. McLeod 077 A stream having its Source at the Southern base of Halliagarry Hill and flowing in a southerly direction until it enters Taurie Burn near to where Allt Croisg enters that stream. the Signification of name is obscure.
OS1/33/26/52 [Page] 52 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/53 CRISLICH BURN Crislich Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray F.C. [Free Church] Manse Brora Mr. Baylay F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Farm Manager Gordanbush Brora 088 This Name is applied to a small hill stream having its source in Loch Crislich it runs in a Southern direction to it Enters the Black water near Dalvady
OS1/33/26/53 ALLT A' CHRIOSLAICH Allt a' Chrioslaich Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass Golspie 087; 088 [Alternative for Crislich Burn]
OS1/33/26/53 LOCH CRlSLlCH Loch Crislich Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Schoolmaster Mr William Turner 088 This Name applies to a Small Loch Situated a short distance North of the Black Water and on a Flat heathy Muir
OS1/33/26/53 LOCH A' CHRIOSLAICH Loch a' Chrioslaich Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Loch Crislich]
OS1/33/26/53 LOCH ACHNESS Loch Achness Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Schoolmaster Mr William Turner 088 This is a very small loch Situated a little west and near to Achness Burn
OS1/33/26/53 LOCH ACH' AN EAS Loch Ach' an Eas Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Loch Achness]
OS1/33/26/53 [Page] 53 County of Sutherland -- Sheet 88 Trace 1 -- Parish of Clyne [Note] The whole of Sheet 88 is the Property of his Grace The Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/54 HECTOR'S BURN Hector's Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray F.C. [Free Church] Manse Brora Mr. William Turner Farm Manager Gordansbush Brora Mr. Baylay F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora 088 This Name applies to a pretty large Mountain Stream having its Source on the Muir near Loch Achness and running in a Southern direction till it Enters the Black Water opposite to Dalvoran
OS1/33/26/54 ACHNESS BURN Achness Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr William Turner 088 A pretty large Mountain Stream having its source on the Southern Base of Mid Hill, and running in a Southern direction till it Enters the Black Water near Rinscan
OS1/33/26/54 ALLT ACH' AN EAS Allt Ach' an Eas Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Achness Burn]
OS1/33/26/54 ACHNESS Achness Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr William Turner Black's County Map 088 This Name applies to several Small Ruins where once stood the Clachan of Achness the Inhabitants were Burned out about the year 1812 by the then Duke of Sutherlands orders
OS1/33/26/54 ACHANEAS Achaneas Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Achness]
OS1/33/26/54 [Page] 54 County of Sutherland -- Sheet 88 Trace 1 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/55 BLACK WATER Black Water Revd. [Reverend] John Murray F.C. [Free Church] Manse Brora Mr. Baylay F.C. [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Manager Gordansbush Brora 088 This name applies to a pretty large River having its source in the Mountains South of Badan Loch it runs in a Southern direction for about two thirds of its length then bends South East to it Enters the River Brora about two Miles west of Loch Brora
OS1/33/26/55 DALVORAN Dalvoran Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a few small Ruins Situated on the Southern Bank of the Black Water and a short distance South of Dalvady
OS1/33/26/55 [Page] 55 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 1 & 4 -- Parish of Clyne Black Water [Note] On Sheet 87
OS1/33/26/56 RINSCAN Rinscan Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to several small Ruins which was once a Highland Clachan it is situated on the northern side of the Black Water near Auchness Burn
OS1/33/26/56 CRISLICH Crislich Crislich Crislich Crisalich Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner Black's County Map 088 This name applies to a few small Ruins on the northern Bank of the Black Water near Crislich Burn
OS1/33/26/56 CRIOSLACH Crioslach Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - Golspie 088 [Alternative for Crislich]
OS1/33/26/56 DALVADY Dalvady Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a few small Ruins on the southern Bank of the Black Water near Crislich
OS1/33/26/56 DAILAMHADAIDH 088 [Alternative for Dalvady]
OS1/33/26/56 [Page] 56 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 1 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/57 BADDANRAFFAN BURN Baddanraffan Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a small stream having its source a short distance East of Cnoc Coir' an Òir It runs in a southern direction till it Enters the Allt a' Mhuilinn at Baddanraffan
OS1/33/26/57 BADDANRAFFAN (In Ruins) Baddanraffan (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a small Ruin situated at the Junction of Badanraffan Burn with Allt a' Mhuilinn
OS1/33/26/57 ALLT NA CRÀSG Allt na Cràsg Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a small stream having its source near the Water shed between the Parishes of Kildonan & Clyne It runs in a southern direction till it Enters Allt a' Mhuilinn Meaning the Burn of the Crossing
OS1/33/26/57 [Page] 57 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 2 & 3 -- Parish of Clyne Allt na Cràsg [Note] This name is written according to local usage
OS1/33/26/58 [Page] 58 Blank page
OS1/33/26/59 CNOC COIR' AN ÒIR Cnoc Coir' an Òir Mr James Campbell Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This Name applies to a small Hill Situated North of the Black Water and Mid way between Allt Ach nam Beathaich and Allt a Mhuilinn Meaning Knoll of the Golden Kettle
OS1/33/26/59 ALLT A' MHUILINN Allt a' Mhuilinn Mr James Campbell Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088; 097 This Name applies to a pretty large Mountain Stream having its Source in Loch Coir an Òir it runs Eastward for about half a Mile and turns due South to it Enters the River Brora about a Mile West from Loch Brora Meaning Burn of the Mill
OS1/33/26/59 [Page] 59 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 2 -- Parish of Clyne Allt a' Mhuilinn [Capital A changed to a'] [Initialled] P.L.
OS1/33/26/60 ALLT ACH' NAM BÀTHAICH Allt Ach' nam Bàthaich Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Schoolmaster Mr. William Turner 088 This Name applies to a large Mountain Stream having its Source about a Mile North West of Loch Coir an oir and Running in a Southern direction till it enters Allt a' Mhuilinn Near Ascoile Meaning "The Burn of the Byre"
OS1/33/26/60 ALLT ACH' A' BHÀTAICH 1-inch Revision October 1894. Allt Ach' a' Bhàthaich Allt Ach' a' Bhàthaich Allt Ach' a' Bhàthaich Mr. John Polson shd. [shepherd] Killin Mr. John Sutherland Tannachy Mr. J. McLeod shd. [shepherd] Craggie late Gordonbush 088
OS1/33/26/60 LOCH COIR' AN ÒIR Loch Coir' an Òir Mr. James campbell Parochial School Teacher Helmsdale Mr Baylay F C [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Gordanbush Brora 088 This Name applies to a small loch with several small Islands Situated on the Muir about three fourths of a Mile East of Allt Ach' nam Bàthaich Meaning The Loch of the Golden Kettle
OS1/33/26/60 [Page] 60 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 2 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/61 ALLT NAN NATHRAICHEAN Allt nan Nathraichaean Mr. James Campbell Mr. Baylay Schoolmaster Mr. William Turner 088 This Name applies to a small Mountain Stream having its Source on the Muir between Allt Ghimmer and Long Burn It runs in a South Westerly direction to it Enters the Allt a' Mhuilinn Meaning Stream of the Serpants
OS1/33/26/61 ALLT GHIMMER Allt Ghimmer Mr. James Campbell Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 A very small stream on the Western side of Allt Smural Meaning the Ewes Burn
OS1/33/26/61 ALLT BAD NAN EARB Allt Bad nan Earb Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. James Campbell Mr William Turner 088 This Name applies to a pretty long Stream which has its Source in Loch Bad nan Earb it runs in an Eastern direction till it Joins the Black Water about a Mile and a half from the Junction of the Black Water and River Brora Meaning Stream of the Roes Tuft
OS1/33/26/61 ALLT GARBH 087; 088 Corrected and Authenticated to agree with County Map Meaning The Rough Burn
OS1/33/26/61 [Page] 61 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet Trace 3 & 4 -- Parish of Clyne Allt nan Nathraichenn [Note] Allt nan Nathraichean [Initialled] P.D.
OS1/33/26/62 LONG BURN Long Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray F C [Free Church] Manor Brora Mr Baylay F.C [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Gordan Bush Brora 088 This Name applies to a Medium Sized Mountain Stream having its source on the Southern Brae of Cnoc a' Chùbaich Mhoir it runs in a South Westerly direction till it Enters the Allt a' Mhuilinn near the Junction of Allt na Crasg with Allt a' Mhuilinn
OS1/33/26/62 [Page] 62 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 3 -- Parish of Clyne Cnoc a' Chrùbaich Mhoir [Note] See page 50 for this name
OS1/33/26/63 RIVER BRORA River Brora Revd. [Reverend] John Murray. Free Church Manse Brora Mr Baylay Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Gordanbush Brora Black's County map 088; 097 This name applies to a good Sized River famous for salmon and trout it has its source in the Mountains about two Miles West of Dalnessie and it runs in an Eastern direction for its whole length till it Enters the Moray Firth at Brora; It receives a great many tributaries on its Course the principal of which is the Black Water It Enters loch Brora West of Gordansbush and leaves it again About two Miles East of Gordansbush Loch Brora looks like an Expansion of the River as it is Very Irregular in form and in three places not wider than the River but opens out for about a fourth mile above & below these parts
OS1/33/26/63 [Page] 63 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 88 Trace 4 & 5 -- Parish of Clyne River Brora [Note] On adjoining Plan
OS1/33/26/64 BALNACOILE Balnacoile (In Ruins) Balnacoile (In Ruins) Balnacoile (In Ruins) Balnacoill Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner Black's County Map 088 This name applies to a few Small Ruins Situated on the Northern Side of the River Brora and a Little East of the Black Water near the junction of both Waters
OS1/33/26/64 CNOC RAON NA GAINNE Cnoc Raon na Gainne Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr James Campbell Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a Medium Sized Heath Covered Hill Situated between the Black Burn and the Black Water Meaning Knoll of the field of Want
OS1/33/26/64 CNOC REIDHEAN NA SGAINN 1-inch Revision October 1894. Cnoc Reidhean na Sgainn Cnoc Reidhean na Sgainn Cnoc Reidhean na Sgainn Mr. John Sutherland Taunachy Mr. J. McLeod shpd. [shepherd] Craggie, late Gordonbush Mr. William Munro Craggiebeg 088 Local pronunciation.
OS1/33/26/64 [Page] 64 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Work Sheet 88 Trace 4
OS1/33/26/65 COICH BURN Coich Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray F.C [Free Church] Manse Brora Mr. Barclay F.C [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Manager Gordanbush Brora 087; 088; 097 This name applies to a small Mountain Stream having its source in the Hills West from Chievarscross and Runs in a South Eastern direction till it Enters the River Brora about half a mile west from the Junction of the Black Water
OS1/33/26/65 STRATH BRORA Strath Brora Strath Brora Strath Brora Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a long narrow Strath Extending from Brora Village on the East to about Dalnessie on the West It is a butiful level Green Strath for most of its length and is Chiefly under good pasture as it was all Cultivated prior to about the year 1812 at which period the tenantry were all forceably Ejected and their houses Burned to leave room for Extensive Sheepfarms The Whole of Strath Brora is the Property of His Grace The Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/65 [Page] 65 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 4 -- Parish of Clyne Coich Burn [Note] On adjoining Plan Strath Brora [Note] On adjoining Plan
OS1/33/26/66 CNOC CILLE PHEADAIR Cnoc Cille Pheadair Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr James Campbell Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a pretty large Hill lying between the Black Water and Loch Bad Nan Earb Meaning The Knoll of Peter's Burying Ground
OS1/33/26/66 PENSIONER'S BURN Pensioner's Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr James Campbell Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a Small Stream having its source on the Southern Base of Cnoc Cille Pheadair It runs in an Eastern direction till it Enters the Black Water near Its Junction with the River Brora
OS1/33/26/66 KILFADDERBEG Kilfadderbeg Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr James Campbell Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a Small dwelling house inhabited by a Shepherd it is one storey high and thatched it is situated between the River Brora & Black Water
OS1/33/26/66 CILLE PHEADAIR BHEAG Cille Pheadair Bheag Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Kilfadderbeg]
OS1/33/26/66 KILPHEDIR-BEG 1-inch Revision October 1894. Kilphedir-beg Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheets] 103, 109 submitted to him 088
OS1/33/26/66 [Page] 66 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 4 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/67 ACHNACOILE Achnacoile Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to Several Small Ruins on the Southern Side of the Black Water They are the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/67 ACHNAMEANN Achnameann Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to Several Small Ruins on the Northern side of the Coich Burn about a mile West of the junction of the River Brora & Black Water They are the property of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/67 ACHNAMMEANN Achnammeann Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Achnameann]
OS1/33/26/67 [Page] 67 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 4 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/68 PICTISH TOWER (Remains of) Called Caisteal na Coille Pictish Tower called Caisteal na Coille Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 This name applies to the remains of a Pictish Tower called Caisteal na Coille situated on the east side of the Black Water about 1/4 of a mile south east of Achnacoile
OS1/33/26/68 CAISTEAL NA COILLE Caisteal na Coille Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 This name applies to the remains of a Pictish Tower called Caisteal na Coille situated on the east side of the Black Water about 1/4 of a mile south east of Achnacoile
OS1/33/26/68 BROUGH [Caisteal na Coille] Archaoelogia Scotica Vol.5. p.1. p189. [Volume 5. Part 1. page 189.] 088
OS1/33/26/68 [Page] 68 County of Sutherland -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/69 ASCOILE Acoile Revd. [Reverend] John Murray F.C [Free Church] Manse Brora Mr. Baylay F.C [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Manager Gordanbush Brora 088 This name applies to a small one storey slated house it is in good Repair and is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/69 ASCOILEMORE (In Ruins) Ascoilemore (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a Ruin where once stood a small Clachan they were situated a short distance west of Aschoile
OS1/33/26/69 CAIRN [Ascoilemore] Cairn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a pretty large Cairn of stones situated on the Southern slope of Cnoc as-a-Choile Mhor It is not known by whom or for what purpose it was used.
OS1/33/26/69 [Page] 69 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 5 -- Parish of Clyne Cairn [Note] See remark in red in page 28
OS1/33/26/70 CNOC AS-A-CHOILLE MHÒR Cnoc As-a-choille Mhòr Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a Small Heath covered Hill Situated a short distance North of the junction of the Black Water with the River Brora Meaning Big Knoll out from the Wood
OS1/33/26/70 CEANN AN TÙIR Ceann an Tùir Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Cnoc As-a-choille Mhòr]
OS1/33/26/70 BACK BURN Back Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a pretty long Stream having its source a short distance North East of Rinscan it flows in a South Eastern direction till it Enters the Allt Ach' nam Bathaich near Its Junction with Allt A' Mhuilinn
OS1/33/26/70 ALLT NAN TARBH Allt nan Tarbh Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 A small stream having its source on the Muir about a mile North of Allt-A-Mhuilinn and Running in a Southern direction till it enters the Allt A Mhuilinn South of Rinagay Meaning The Bulls Stream
OS1/33/26/70 [Page] 70 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 5 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/71 PICTISH TOWER (Ruins of) Pictish Tower (Ruins of) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to the remains of a Circular tower Supposed to be of pictish Origin the wall of which is about ten feet high and Seven or Eight thick it is about Eleven yards in diamater and Resembles a cairn more than a tower as the interior is filled with loos stones which have fallen off the top of the wall the stones have also fallen around the outer circle for a short distance in a sloping direction from the top
OS1/33/26/71 CHAMBERED CAIRN [Ascoilebeg] Chambered Cairn Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Pictish Tower]
OS1/33/26/71 BROUGH [Ascoilebeg] Archaoelogia Scotica Vol.5. p.1. pp. 109.189. [Volume 5. Part 1 pages 109. 189.] 088
OS1/33/26/71 ASCOILEBEG Ascoilebeg (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a few Small Ruins which was once a highland Clachan It is Situated South east of Ascoile
OS1/33/26/71 [Page] 71 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 5 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/72 RINAGAY Rinagay Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small portion of Ground where once stood a few Highland Shielings all traces of which are defaced with the exception of a couple of Circular Enclosures and a small portion of Rough Pasture.
OS1/33/26/72 RUIDHE NA GAOITHE Ruidhe na Gaoithe Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Rinagay]
OS1/33/26/72 BADANLEWIS Badanlewis Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small portion of Ground where once stood a sheiling All traces of which have disappeared with the Exception of a Sheepfold and a small portion of Rough Pasture
OS1/33/26/72 BAD AN LEIGHEIS Bad an Leigheis Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Badanlewis]
OS1/33/26/72 CREAG RUADH Creag Ruadh Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a Red Rock on the Western Bank of Allt a Mhuilinn and also to three or four small Ruins which have taken their name from their being close to the Rock Meaning The Red Rock
OS1/33/26/72 RUINS [Creagruadh] Ruins (Creagruadh) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies also to three or four small Ruins which have taken their name from their being close to the Rock [Creag Ruadh]
OS1/33/26/72 [Page] 72 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 5 -- Parish of Clyne Ruins (Creagruadh) [Note] Ruins, to be written on trace & Plan as it is considered superfluous to write Creagruadh (In Ruins) to them.
OS1/33/26/73 EASTER ARDHULE Easter Ardhule Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a Couple of small Ruins situated on the southern side of Ardhule Burn near Its source
OS1/33/26/73 EASTER ARDACHADH Easter Ardachadh Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Easter Ardhule]
OS1/33/26/73 CNOC CREAGACH Cnoc Creagach Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr William Turner 088; 097 This name applies to a Small Rocky Knoll situated about half a mile South of Beinn Smeoral and near the source of Ardhule Burn Meaning Rocky Knoll
OS1/33/26/73 ALLT CREAGACH Allt Creagach Mr. James Campbell Parochial Teacher Helmsdale Mr. Baylay F.c [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr. William Turner Manager Gordanbush Brora 088; 097 This name applies to a small stream having its source East of Beinn Smeoral it Runs in an Eastern direction to it Enters loch Brora a short distance East of Gordansbush Meaning Rocky Stream
OS1/33/26/73 [Page] 73 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 6 -- Parish of Clyne Allt Creagach [Note] On adjoining Plan
OS1/33/26/74 BALNACOIL LODGE 1-inch Revision October 1894. Balnacoil Lodge Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of Sh. [Sheet] 103 with 109. list submitted to him 088
OS1/33/26/74 [Page] 74 Sutherlandshire -- Clyne ph. [Parish].
OS1/33/26/75 BALNACREIG Balnacreag (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a Small Ruin situated on the Eastern side and near the source of Ristocky Burn
OS1/33/26/75 RISTOCKY Ristocky (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a Small Ruin situated on the western side of Allt Smeoral Between Badan and Ristocky Burn
OS1/33/26/75 RISTOCKY BURN Ristocky Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a small Burn having its source a short distance north of Balnacreag and running in a Southern direction till it Enters the Allt Smeoral at Ristocky
OS1/33/26/75 [Page] 75 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 6 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/76 CNOC AS-A-CHOILLE BHEAG Cnoc As-a-choille Bheag Mr. James Campbell Parochial Schoolmaster Helmsdale Mr. Baylay F.c [Free Church] Schoolmaster Brora Mr Turner Manager Gordanbush Brora 088 This name applies to a small Heath covered hill situated between Allt A Mhuilinn and Allt Smeoral a short distance North of Strath Brora Meaning Little Knoll out from the Wood
OS1/33/26/76 CNOC A' GHRIANAIN Cnoc a' Ghrianain Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Cnoc As-a-choille Bheag]
OS1/33/26/76 BADAN BURN Badan Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a small stream having its source a short distance North West of Allt Smeoral it runs in a Southern direction to it Enters the Allt Smeoral near Badan
OS1/33/26/76 BADAN Badan Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr William Turner 088 This name applies to a small Enclosure at the Junction of the Badan Burn with the Allt Smeoral there was once a few small houses inside the Enclosure but all traces of them Except one small Ruin have disappeared
OS1/33/26/76 [Page] 76 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 5 & 6 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/77 BEINN SMEÒRAL Beinn Smeòral Beinn Smeòral Beinn Smeòral Beinn Smeorale Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner Black's County Map 088 This name applies to a very prominent detached mountain situated about two miles north of Loch Brora. it is very steep on the north west and south but runs Eastward in a narrow ridge for about half a mile it terminates in a very sharp point and is covered on the top by short heathy moss and small stones Meaning Hill of the Mavis
OS1/33/26/77 BEINN SMEÒRAIL 1-inch Revision October 1894. Beinn Smeòrail Beinn Smeòrail Beinn Smeòrail Beinn Smeòrail Mr. Andrew Sutherland East Clynekirkton Mr. Andrew Sutherland Doll Mr. John Polson shd. [shepherd] Killin Mr. James Todd Keeper Oldtown 088 Meaning doubtful. Local pronunciation
OS1/33/26/77 ALLT SMEÒRAL Allt Smeòral Allt Smeòral Allt Smeòral Allt Smeorale Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner Black's County Map 088; 097 The name applies to a large mountain stream having its source on the Eastern slope of Cnoc a' Crùbaich Mhoir it runs in a southern direction past the western side of Gordanbush to it Enters Loch Brora Meaning Stream of the Mavis
OS1/33/26/77 ALLT SMEÒRAIL 1-inch Revision October 1894. Allt Smeòrail Allt Smeòrail Allt Smeòrail Allt Smeòrail Mr. Andrew Sutherland East Clynekirkton Mr. Andrew Sutherland Doll Mr. John Polson shd. [shepherd] Killin Mr. James Todd Keeper Oldtown 088 meaning doubtful. according to local pronunciation
OS1/33/26/77 [Page] 77 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 6 -- Parish of Clyne Beinn Smeòral [Note] is the local usage Beinn Smeòraich [Note] (never pronounced) has been suggested but the local usage has been adopted. Allt Smeòral [Note] is the local usage On adjn. [adjoining] Plan
OS1/33/26/78 RHIN BURN Rhin Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small Burn having its source near Wester Ardhule it runs in a western direction till it Enters Allt Smeoral opposite Breachu
OS1/33/26/78 ALLT RUIDHEIN Allt Ruidhein Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Rhin Burn]
OS1/33/26/78 WESTER ARDHULE Wester Ardhule Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small ruin situated on the southern side of Rhin Burn near its source
OS1/33/26/78 WESTER ARDACHADH Wester Ardachadh Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Wester Ardhule]
OS1/33/26/78 ARDHULE BURN Ardhule Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small stream having its source a short distance west of Cnoc Creagach it runs in a Western direction till it Enters the Allt Smeoral a short distance south of Rhin
OS1/33/26/78 ALLT ARD-ACHADH Allt Ard-achadh Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Ardhule Burn]
OS1/33/26/78 [Page] 78 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 6 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/79 BREACHU Breachu Breachu Breachu Brecachu Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner Black's County Map 088 This name applies to a small one storey thatched house occupied by a shepherd it is in middling repair and is the property of His Grace the Duke of Sutherland Dunrobin Castle
OS1/33/26/79 BREACACHADH Breacachadh Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Breachu]
OS1/33/26/79 BREACHU BURN Breachu Burn Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small stream having its source on the Muir a short distance north of Cnoc As-a-Choile Bheag It runs in an Eastern direction to it Enters the Allt Smeoral opposite Rhin
OS1/33/26/79 ALLT A' BHREAC-ACHAIDH Allt a' Bhreac-achaidh Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Breachu Burn]
OS1/33/26/79 RHIN (In Ruins) Rhin (In Ruins) Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr. Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to two small ruins on the Eastern side of Allt na Smeoral opposite Brachu Burn
OS1/33/26/79 RUIDHEAN Ruidhean Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088 [Alternative for Rhin]
OS1/33/26/79 [Page] 79 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 6 -- Parish of Clyne
OS1/33/26/80 ALLT NAM BROC Allt nam Broc Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 This name applies to a small Stream having its source on the Hill side East of Allt Smeoral it runs in a Western direction till it Enters Allt Smeoral Meaning Badgers Stream
OS1/33/26/80 ALLT LEAC AN NIGHIDH Allt Leac an Nighidh Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088; 089 This name applies to a pretty large mountain stream having its source in the mountains about two miles north East of Beinn Smeoral it Runs in a Western direction till it Enters the Allt Smeoral Meaning Stream of the Wasting flag
OS1/33/26/80 ALLT LEAC NA NIGHEIDH Allt Leac an Nigheidh Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass, Golspie 088; 089 [Alternative for Allt Leac an Nighidh]
OS1/33/26/80 ALLT DUBH Allt Dubh Revd. [Reverend] John Murray Mr Baylay Mr. William Turner 088 A small stream having its source a short distance East of Beinn Smeoral it runs Northwest to it Enters Allt Leac an Nighidh Meaning Black Stream
OS1/33/26/80 [Page] 80 County of Sutherland -- 6 Inch Sheet 88 Trace 6 -- Parish of Clyne Allt Leac an Nigheidh [Note] On adjoining Plan [Page signed] A.B. Coddington Capt. R.E [Captain Royal Engineers] 28th. September 1871.
OS1/33/26/81 LE'AD RIABHACH Le'ad Riabhach Le'ad Riabhach Le'ad Riabhach Mr D Mackay Mr Mackay, Innkeeper Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Golspie 056 This name applies to the South side of Cnoc. Ach na. H Uai it derives its name from being covered with course grass and heather name signifies the "Grey Slope"
OS1/33/26/81 ALLT BAD RA'FIN Bad ra'fin Mr D Mackay Mr Mackay, Innkeeper Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Golspie 056 This is a Small Mountain Stream which rises about 40 chains South west from the junction of Allt Golach and Allt Na H Ealaidh it flows in a North Easterly direction Name - Signifies Copse of the Family - fort"
OS1/33/26/81 AN DU'AILTEACH An Du'ailteach Mr D Mackay Mr Mackay, Innkeeper Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass. Golspie 056 This is applied to a Flat piece of ground which was used formerly for a Cattle Market it is situated about 1 mile East of Ach Na H Uai Name signifies the Black Force
OS1/33/26/81 [Page] 81 County of Sutherland Le'ad Riabhach [Initialled] P.D. Bad ra'fin [Note] Copse applied to a Stream Is this Correct? Now Corrected. [Initialled] P.D. Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
OS1/33/26/82 BLÀR MÒR Blàr Mòr Blàr Mòr Blàr Mòr Mr D Mackay Bad' a Chlain Mr Mackay Innkeeper Auchintoul Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 This is applied to a Moss Situated about 3/4 of a mile West of Auchintoul Inn, Name Signifies "Big Plain"
OS1/33/26/82 AN LÒN An Lòn An Lòn An Lòn Mr D Mackay Mr Mackay Innkeeper Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 This is applied to a Flat or Marsh Situated about 40 chains South East of Bad' A Chlàin it derives its name from being at times inundated with water from Baddanloch - Name signifies "The Meadow"
OS1/33/26/82 BADDANLOCH BURN Baddanloch Burn Baddanloch Burn Baddanloch Burn Mr D Mackay Mr Mackay Innkeeper Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 This is applied to a Mountain Stream which rises about 60 Chains North of the ruins of Wester Baddanloch it flows in a Southerly direction until it empties itself into Loch Baddanloch
OS1/33/26/82 [Page] 82 County of Sutherland
OS1/33/26/83 ALLT NAM MEANN Allt nam Meann Alt na Main Revd. [Reverend] James M. Joass The Manse - Golspie Johnston's County Map of Sutherland revised by Hector Morrison in 1853 056 Applied to one of the head streams forming the source of Allt Rathad nan Gobhar which falls into Loch Baddanloch. It rises to the west of Craggan Hill and flows northward till it joins Bracco Burn from the west - the two then forming Allt Rathad na Gobhar from their confluence. Name signifies "Stream of the Kids."
OS1/33/26/83 ABHUINN CNOC FHINN Abhuinn Cnoc Fhinn Abhuinn Cnoc Fhinn Revd. [Reverend] James M. Joass Johnstones Map of Sutherland 047; 056; 057 The Chief [?] feeder of the river Helmsdale which has its source in several head-streams rising in the hills north and east of Le'ad a' Mharcaich. and flowing southward till it joins Allt Garbh from which point it receives the name of River Helmsdale to the Sea. Name signifies "River of Fingal's Knoll."
OS1/33/26/83 KNOCKFIN RIVER 1-inch Revision October 1894. Knockfin River For authorities see O.N. Bk of sh. [Ordnance Name Book of sheet] 57. pages 7 & 9. 056
OS1/33/26/83 [Page] 83 Co. [County] Sutherland -- Sheet 56 Abhuinn Cnoc Fhinn [Note] On sheet 57
OS1/33/26/84 CAIRNS [Ach na h-Aui] Cairns Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 These cairns are situated a short distance East of the ancient church at Ach' na h-Uai' on the road leading to Auchaneckan Free Church and composed of Earth and Stones and are of great antiquity.
OS1/33/26/84 ALLT NAM MEANN Allt nam Meann Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Joass - Golspie 056 A small stream rising on the north side of Tor na Craoibhe and flowing northward till it joins Claggan Burn a short distance East of "Bad an t-Seo'ig Name signifies "Stream of the Kids".
OS1/33/26/84 HARVIESTON 1-inch Revision October 1894. Harvieston Donald McLean Esq. factor Golspie See 1-inch Name list of sh. [sheet] 109. submitted to him Mr. Trotter occupier & farmer 056 Applies to a substantial farm house & farm premises situated about a mile south west of Kinbrace Station Property of the Duke of Sutherland.
OS1/33/26/84 [Page] 84 Co. [County] of Sutherland -- Parish of Kildonan
OS1/33/26/85 TÒR NA CRAOIBHE Tòr na Craoibhe Mr Mackay, Innkeeper Mr Mackay, Shepherd Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - The Manse Golspie 056 This is applied to a hill Situated about 20 chains West of Claggan Name Signifies the Mount of the Trees
OS1/33/26/85 TÒRR NA CRAOIBHE Tòrr na Craoibhe Hew Morrison Esqr. Edinboro' Public Liby. [Edinburgh Public Library]
OS1/33/26/85 TÒR-DU' Tòr Du Mr Mackay, Innkeeper Mr Mackay, Shepherd Revd. [Reverend] J.M. Joass - The Manse Golspie 056 This is applied to hill Situated about 60 chains South of Auchnecken Free Church name signifies the Dark Knoll
OS1/33/26/85 BLÀR FÉITH NA FOLA Blar Feith na Fola Mr Mackay, Innkeeper Mr Mackay, Shepherd Revd. [Reverend] Mr Joass 056 This is applied to a Moss Situated about 20 chains South of Loch na Moine Name Signifies the Plain of the Bloody Bog
OS1/33/26/85 [Page] 84 County of Sutherland -- Sheet 56
OS1/33/26/86 [Page] 86 [Volume] 26 OS1/33/26 NAME BOOK No 2 OF THE PARISHES OF KILDONAN & CLYNE _ page 1_ In 6 Inch Sheets Nos 56,66,77 & 88. IN THE CO [COUNTY] SUTHERLAND [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE * SOUTHAMPTON * 2 FEB. 1891 [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE * SOUTHAMPTON * 29 APR. 1903
OS1/33/26/87 [Page] 87 INDEX to Name Book No 2 of the Parishes of Kildonan & Clyne in 6 inch Sheets 56,66,77 & 88. Name of Object -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet Achan (In Ruins) -- 26 -- 66 Achamor -- 49 -- 77 Achamore Burn -- 49 -- 77 Allt Acha' Mhoir -- 49 -- 77 Achnacoile -- 67 -- 88 Achnammeann -- 67 -- 88 Achaneas -- 54-- 88 Allt Ach' an Eas --54 -- 88 Achrintle (In Ruins) -- 49 -- 77 Achrintle Burn -- 48 -- 77 Knockfin River -- 83 -- 56 Alich -- 17 -- 56 Allt na h-Ealaidh -- 7 -- 56 Allt a' Bhealaich Bhig -- 13 -- 56 Allt bui' -- 22 -- 56 Allt a' Bhad Leathain -- 45 -- 77 Allt Ach' a' Bàthaich -- 60 -- 88 Allt a' Chòta -- 21 -- 56 Allt an Dùin -- 35 -- 66 Allt a' Ghobha -- 47 -- 77 Allt a' Mhuilinn -- 57 -- 88 Allt an Taoghain -- 35 -- 66 Allt Bad an Fheòir -- 40 -- 77 Allt Bad na h-Earba -- 34 -- 66 Allt Garb -- 61 -- 88 Allt Blàrach -- 44 -- 77 Allt Ceann a' Bhaid -- 37 -- 66 Allt Caol -- 15 -- 66 Allt Creagach -- 73 -- 88 Allt Ruidhein -- 78 Allt Croisg -- 51 -- 77 Allt Dubh -- 43 -- 77 Allt Dubh -- 80 -- 88 Allt Garbh -- 10 -- 56 Allt Ghimmer -- 61 -- 88 Feith na Fola -- 8 -- 56 Allt Go'lach -- 12 -- 56 Allt Grànda na Coille -- 34 -- 66 Allt Leac an Nighidh -- 80 -- 88 Allt Leiter nan Caile -- 29 -- 66 Allt Meadhonach -- 43 -- 77 Allt Mhinral -- 36 -- 66 Allt Miannach -- 43 -- 77 Allt a' Mhuilinn -- 30 -- 56 Allt nam Broc -- 80 -- 88 Allt na Cràsg -- 57 -- 88 Allt nam Feannag -- 9 -- 56 Allt na h-Imirich -- 17 -- 56 Allt na h-Innse Moire -- 48 -- 77 Allt nan Achaidhean -- 25 Allt nan Nathraichean -- 61 -- 88 Allt nan Tarbh -- 70 -- 88 Allt nam Meann -- 83 -- 56 Allt Rathad nan Gobhar -- 22 -- 56 Allt nam Meann -- 84 -- 56 Allt Smeòrail -- 77 -- 88 Allt Choinneis-gil -- 4 -- 56 Allt Lòn -- 82 -- 56 Allt Tom na Bràdh -- 14 -- 56 An Du'ailteach -- 81 -- 56 Allt Ard-achadh -- 78 -- 88 Arichlinie -- 5 -- 56 Ascoile -- 69 -- 88 Ascoilebeg -- 71 -- 88 Ascoilemore -- 69 -- 88 Askaig (In Ruins) -- 40 -- 66 Alt-an-duin -- 36 -- 66 Free Church -- 14 -- 56 Auchaneckan Grave Yard -- 23 -- 56 Achentoul Burn -- 13 -- 56 Achentoul -- 9 -- 56 Auchnahoe Burn -- 19 -- 56 Allt Ach' na h-Uai' -- 19 -- 56 Cnoc Ach' na h-Uai' -- 18 -- 56 Achnamoine -- 11 -- 56 Auchnasheenish (In Ruins) -- 25 -- 66 Achrimsdale -- 33 -- 66 Achrimsdale Hill -- 33 -- 66 Back Burn -- 70 -- 88 Badan -- 76 -- 88 Badan Burn -- 76 -- 88 Bad a' Chla'in -- 11 -- 56 Baddanloch Burn -- 82 -- 56 Badenloch Hill -- 12 -- 56
OS1/33/26/88 [Page] 88 [INDEX Continued] Name of Object -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet Bad an Leigheis -- 72 -- 88 Badenloch Lodge -- 16 Bad an Fheòir -- 50 -- 77 Baddanraffan (In Ruins) -- 57 -- 88 Baddanraffan Burn -- 57 -- 88 Bad nan Gobhlan -- 3 -- 56 Bad an t-Seòig -- 5 -- 56 Allt Bad an t-Seòig -- 6 -- 56 Allt Bad ra'fin -- 81 -- 56 Balnacoile -- 64 -- 88 Balnacreig -- 75 -- 88 Balnacoil Lodge -- 74 -- 88 Bealach Beag -- 24 -- 56 Beinn Smeòrail -- 77 -- 88 Black Water -- 55 -- 88 Blàr Féith na Fola -- 85 Blàr Uilleim -- 19 -- 56 Blàr Mòr -- 82 -- 56 Borrobel -- 41 -- 66 Borrobel Burn -- 42 -- 66 Branachoille -- 34 -- 66 Allt na Fliuch-airidhe -- 22 -- 56 Breacachadh -- 79 -- 88 Breachu Burn -- 79 -- 88 Allt a' bhreac-achaidh -- 79 -- 88 Burnfoot -- 24 Cairns -- 28 -- 66 Cairn -- 28 -- 66 Cairn -- 28 -- 66 Brough -- 28 -- 66 Cairn -- 28 -- 66 Brough -- 28 -- 66 Cairn -- 69 -- 88 Cairns -- 84 Càrn Glas -- 12 -- 56 Caochan Ruadh --30 -- 56 Carn Tigh nan Goileach -- 18 -- 56 Cean a' Bhaid -- 38 -- 66 Clad na Frithe -- 35 -- 66 Clais Luachrach -- 8 -- 56 Claggan -- 13 -- 56 Claggan Burn -- 15 -- 56 Cnoc Ascaig -- 50 -- 66 Cnoc a' Ghrianain -- 76 -- 88 Ceann an Tùir -- 70 -- 88 Cnoc nan Chùbag Beag -- 51 -- 66 Cnoc a' Crùbag Mòr -- 50 -- 66 Cnoc Bad Ra'fin -- 44 -- 77 Cnoc Blàrach -- 44 -- 77 Cnoc Cille Pheadair -- 66 -- 88 Cnoc Coir' an Oir -- 59 -- 88 Cnoc Creagach -- 73 -- 88 Cnoc Dail-chairn -- 42 -- 66 Cnoc Féith na Fola -- 26 -- 66 Cnoc na Breun-choille -- 36 -- 66 Cnoc Meadhonach -- 51 -- 66 Cnoc na h-Innse Moire -- 48 -- 66 Cnoc nam Meann -- 52 -- 66 Cnoc Preas an Daimh -- 52 -- 66 Cnoc Reidhean na Sgainn -- 64 -- 88 Cnoc Tuarie -- 45 -- 77 Cnoc Bad a' Ghille Dhuibh -- 3 -- 56 Cnoc Bad Lamond -- 3 -- 56 Coich Burn -- 65 -- 88 Corrish -- 7 -- 56 Corrish Burn -- 7 -- 56 Corrish Hill -- 6 -- 56 Claggan Hill -- 25 -- 66 Craggie -- 46 -- 66 Craggie Burn -- 46 -- 66 Creag Borrobel -- 41 -- 66 Creag nam Fiadh -- 45 -- 77 Creag nan Achaidhean -- 25 Creag Rui nan Caorach -- 24 -- 56 Creag Ruadh -- 72 -- 88 Crioslach -- 56 -- 88 Allt a' Chrioslaich -- 53 -- 88 Dalcharn -- 41 -- 66 Dailamhadaidh -- 56 -- 88 Dalvoran -- 55 -- 88 Darryrow Burn -- 8 -- 56 Allt Airidh-dhamh -- 8 -- 56 Easter Ardachadh -- 73 -- 88 Easter Badenloch -- 4 -- 56 Feranach -- 27 -- 66 Finfal -- 26 -- 66 Finfal Burn -- 19 -- 56 Halliagarry Burn -- 52 -- 77 Halliagarry Hill -- 46 -- 77 Harvieston -- 84 -- 56
OS1/33/26/89 [Page] 89 [INDEX Continued] Name of Object -- Page -- 6 Inch Sheet Hector's Burn -- 54 -- 88 Kilphedir-beg -- 66 -- 88 Kinbrace Farm -- 28 -- 66 Kinbrace Burn -- 29 -- 66 Cnoc Ceann a' Phris -- 30 Ceannabhaid -- 38 -- 66 Kinbrace -- 15 Le'ad Riabhach -- 81 Loch Ach' an Eas -- 53 -- 88 Loch Arrachreeny -- 5 -- 56 Loch Arichlinie -- 5 -- 56 Loch Ascaig -- 39 -- 66 Loch Auchnahoe -- 21 -- 66 Loch Achnamoine -- 21 -- 66 Loch Badenloch -- 11 -- 56 Loch Coir' an Oir -- 60 -- 83 Loch a' Chrioslaich -- 53 -- 83 Loch Inruar -- 10 -- 56 Loch an Ruathair -- 10 -- 56 Long Burn -- 62 -- 88 Pensioner's Burn -- 66 -- 88 Chambered Cairn -- 71 -- 88 Brough -- 27 -- 66 Pictish Tower (In Ruins) -- 27 -- 66 Brough -- 38 -- 66 Site of Pictish Tower -- 38 -- 66 Pictish Tower (Remains of) -- 68 -- 88 Called Caisteal na Coille ) Reisg -- 10 -- 56 Allt an Réisg -- 33 -- 66 Ruidhean -- 79 -- 88 Allt Ruidhein -- 78 -- 88 Le'ad a' Mharcaich -- 9 -- 56 Ruidhe na Gaoithe -- 72 -- 88 Rinscan -- 56 -- 88 Ristocky -- 75 -- 88 Ristocky Burn -- 75 -- 88 River Brora -- 63 -- 88 Abhainn na Frithe -- 32 -- 66 River Helmsdale -- 29 -- 66 An Ei' Mhòr -- 21 -- 56 Strath Beg -- 23 -- 56 Strath Brora -- 65 -- 88 Srath na Frithe -- 37 -- 66 Strath of Kildonan -- 31 -- 66 Tòrr Breac -- 23 -- 56 Tòrr na Craoibhe -- 85 -- 56 Tuarie Burn -- 47 -- 77 Tor-du' -- 85 -- 56 Wester Ardachadh -- 78 -- 88 Wester Badenloch -- 4 -- 56