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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
ALLTAN MHIC AOIDH Alltan Mhic-Caoidh
Alltan Mhic-Caoidh
Alltan Mhic-Caoidh
"Alltan Mhic Aoidh"
Mr. John Cameron, Ballachulish
Mr. Alexander Cameron, Tighphuirt
Mr. D. McMillan, Tighphuirt
McKay's Burn
030 This name is now applied to a number of dwelling houses &c. in Connection with Ballachulish Slate Quarries. here is a school house. As the name indicates, it formerly was applicable to a small stream, now nearly covered in. The houses retain the name which signifies "McKie's Streamlet"
HARBOUR [Alltan Mhic Aoidh] Harbour M. John Cameron. Ballachulish
Mr. Alexander Cameron, Tighphuirt
Mr. D. McMillan, Tighphuirt
030 North of the above is a Small Harbour where vessels are laden with the produce of the Quarries
SCHOOL [Alltan Mhic Aoidh] School
School
School
School
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. A Cameron
Mr. D McMillan
Mr. McDonald, Teacher
030 A good school house, situate in the above and in connection with the Parochail School.
GLACANTOBAIR Glac an tobair
Glac an tobair
Glac an tobair
"Glac-an-tobair", or Glacantobair.
Mr. John Cameron
Mr. A. Cameron
Mr. D. McMillan
G.O. [Gaelic Orthography]
030 A row of small dwelling houses on north side of County road about 1/4 of a mile east of Alltamhic Caoidh.
Sign. [Signification] "Hollow of the well"

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