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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BARNCORKRIE BAY | BarncorKrie Bay BarncorKrie Bay BarncorKrie Bay PortencorKrie |
James Gibson High Clanyard via Drumore James McWilliam Cairn via Drumore Peter McCulloch Barncorkrie via Drumore William Todd Drumore |
035 | A Considerable Bay, not used as a Port or Landing place Only for Small fishing Boats. the fore Shore is Rocky. It is Sometimes Called 'Port CorKrie' but is better known as BarncorKrie Bay. It is Situated adjacent to the Farm of BarncorKrie Mr Todd one of the moast intelligable Man in the Ph. [Parish] of Kirkmaiden Says that the original name of this Bay is PortencorKrie |
| SLOCKATALLIE | SlocKatallie SlocKatallie SlocKatallie |
James Gibson High Clanyard Drumore James McWilliam Cairn via Drumore Peter McCulloch Barncorkrie via Drumore |
035 | See Page 11 |
| SCONNAN | Sconnan Sconnan Sconnan |
James Gibson High Clanyard Drumore James McWilliam Cairn via Drumore Peter McCulloch Barncorkrie via Drumore |
035 | The name applies to a point of Rocks, Used as a Seat by fisher men when angling. Situated between SlocKatallie, and Craig of the Stone Dyke. |
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[Page] 67List of Names Collected by John Callanan C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 35A Trace No. 1
Parish Kirkmaiden
Object
BarncorKrie Bay - Bay
SlocKatallie - a Creek
Sconnan - Fishing Seat
[Signed John Callanan C.A [Civilian Assistant]
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