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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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HIGH DRUMSKEOG | High Drumskeog. High Drumskeog. High Drumskeog. High Drumskeog. High Drumskeog. |
Archibald Edgar. James Gilchrist. Ainslie's Map 1782. Royal Engineers Map 1819. George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire]. |
029 | A good farm house and out house with about 100 acres of land attached, the whole of which is arable. Occupied by Archibald Edgar. The property of Sir William Maxwell. 1 3/8 miles N by E of Port William Harbour. |
MARL HOLE | Marl Hole. Marl Hole. Marl Hole. |
William Fee. James Gilchrist. George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire]. |
029 | A small loch on the farm of Killantrae, formerly a marsh pit, the edge of which is marshy & growing over with reeds etc. 1 3/8 miles NE by N of Port William Harbour. |
MEIKLE KILLANTRAE | Meikle Killantrae Meikle Killantrae Mickle Killantrae Meikle Killantrae. Meikle Killantrae. |
James Gilchrist. Archibald Edgar. Ainslie's Map 1782. Royal Engineers Map 1819. George McHaffie, Esq. [Esquire]. |
029 | A good farm house and out house with a farm of about 213 acres, the whole of which is arable land. Occupied by James Gilchrist. The property of Sir William Maxwell. 1 1/4 milesNE by N of Port William Harbour. |
Transcriber's notes
Druim Sqeachrach - A hill abounding in bushes etc. OR Druim Sqeach - The bush hill.Cille na Tragha - The church or grave yard by the sea shore.
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Muriel Rousay
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