OS1/35/87/133
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CARRICKCLUN-NACHAN | Carrickclunachan Carrickckunachan |
John Brown, Cardryne, Drumore William Todd, Drumore |
036 | The name applies to a high headland which is very precipitous on the South Side, and is very well Known by Sailors, and used by them as a Sea Mark. The Soil is Rough Pasture. |
| MID POINT | Mid Point MId Point |
John Brown, Cardryne, Drumore William Todd, Drumore | 036 | A Point of Rocks Situated below, or at the Base of a Steep Precipice on which there is a seat used by Fisher- Men when angling - |
| CARRICKCAMRIE | Carrickcamrie Carrickcamrie |
John Brown, Cardryne, Drumore William Todd, Drumore | 036 | A Point of Rocks Situated at the Base of a steep and bold Precipice on which there is a fishing Seat used by Persons when angling. |
Continued entries/extra info
[Page] 133List of Names collected by John Callanan C.A [Civil Assistant]
Plan 36. A
Trace 5
[Parish] Kirkmaiden
Objects
Carrickclunachan - Promontory -
Mid Point - Point of Rocks and Fishing Seat
Carrickcamrie - Point of Rocks and Fishing Seat
[Signed]
John Callanan C/A [Civil Assistant]
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