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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BENNAN | Bennan Bennan Bennan |
John Chalmers William Todd George McHaffie, Esq. |
031 | [Situation] SW [SouthWest] of Clanyard Bay A small rock on the south side of Clanyard Bay covered at high water |
| CLANYARD BAY | Clanyard Bay Clanyard Bay Clanyard Bay Clanyard Bay Clanyard Bay Clanyard Bay |
John Chalmers William Todd Royal engineers Map 1819 Ainslies Map 1782 Statistical Account pub. 1841 Page 201 George McHaffie, Esq. |
031 | [Situation] On the Western Coast of the Parish & 2 1/4 miles WNW [WestNorthWest] of Drummore A considerable creek or bay on the seashore of the farm of Clanyard the beach of which consists of shale & boulders. It accommodates boats of various sizes. |
| SLATE HOLE | Slate Hole Slate Hole Slate Hole |
John Chalmers William Todd George McHaffie, Esq. |
031 | [Situation] 1/4 mile SW [SouthWest] of Clanyard Bay A hole or crevice in the rocks The rocks at this place is of a slaty description hence the name. |
Continued entries/extra info
Cluain (Gaelic) A pasture, green field, etc.Ard (Gaelic) high, lofty, etc.
Beannan (Gaelic) (Dim. of been) A little mountain
Transcribers who have contributed to this page.
Muriel Rousay
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