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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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CRUACH NAN CUILEAN | Cruach nan Cuilean Cruach nan Cuilean Cruach nan Cuilean |
Archibald Sinclair, Old Ashens Ronald McDougall, Teacher Lochend Duncan McArthur, Barmore |
191 | A round topped hill of inconsiderable height on the grazing of Erins. Signification "Eminence of the whelps". |
EAS CRUACH NAN CUILEAN | Eas Cruach nan Cuilean Eas Cruach nan Cuilean Eas Cruach nan Cuilean |
Archibald Sinclair, Old Ashens Ronald McDougall, Teacher Lochend Duncan McArthur, Barmore |
191 | Applicable to that rocky portion of stream at eastern base of the above hill [Cuach nan Cuilean], Extent ¼ of a mile. There are several copper mines in it. The stream west of this point bears no name, continuation southwards called Abhainn Srathan. |
ALLT AIRIDH ERINS | Allt Airidh Erins Allt Airidh Erins Allt Airidh Erins |
Archibald Sinclair, Old Ashens Ronald McDougall, Teacher Lochend Duncan McArthur, Barmore |
191 | A small stream falling into Abhainn Srathan. Sign. [Signification] 'Burn (of) Erins shealing'. |
CRUACH GHILLE BHEAGAIN | Cruach Ghille Bheagan Cruach Ghille Bheagan Cruach Ghille Bheagan "cruach a' Ghille Bheagain". Cruach Gille Bheagain. |
Archibald Sinclair, Old Ashens Ronald McDougall, Teacher Lochend Duncan McArthur, Barmore The Little lad's Hill Adopted. |
191 | A prominent rocky hill forming a considerable feature on the grazing of Ashens. Sign. [Signification] "Little lad's hill" |
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