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List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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LOCHAN MAOL NAN GEADH | Lochan Maol nan Geoidh Lochan Maol nan Geoidh "Lochan Maol nan Geadh", |
Malcolm Galbraith Crear Mr. Galbraith Tarbert Gael: ortho. [Gaelic orthography] |
201 | A small loch on the Summit of "Beinn Breac" Sig [Signification] "Bare Loch of the Wild Geese". |
LOCHAN SGRATHACH | Lochan Sgrath Lochan Sgrath Lochan Sgrath "Lochan Sgrathach". |
Hugh McInnes Glen a' Fithich Shd. [Shepherd] John Kennedy Cretshengan Shd. [Shepherd] Archibald McDougall Mulichinn Shd. [Shepherd] Peat Loch. |
201 | A small loch to the immediate north of "Breachal Sionnaich" Sig. [Signification] "Turf little loch" |
AIRIDH SPOTACH | Airidh Spotaich Airidh Spotaich Airidh Spotaich Airidh Spotach |
Hugh McInnes Glen a' Fithich Shd. [Shepherd] John Kennedy Cretshengan Shd. [Shepherd] Archibald McDougall Mulichinn Shd. [Shepherd] |
201 | Applied to a low eminence west of "Lochan Sgrath", near where some shielings had been at one time Sig. [Signification] "Spotted Shealing". |
BREAC-LIATH SHIONNACH | Breachal Sionnaich Breachal Sionnaich Breachal Sionnaich "Breac-liath Shionnach", |
Hugh McInnes Glen a' Fithich Shd. [Shepherd] John Kennedy Cretshengan Shd. [Shepherd] Archibald McDougall Mulichinn Shd. [Shepherd] The Grey Fox |
201 | A bold precipitous rock on the west side of a round hill ½ a mile to the north of "Loch Caoirean" Sig. [Signification] "Speckled Fox" |
ALLT BREAC-LIATH SHIONNAICH | Allt Bereachal Sionnaich Allt Bereachal Sionnaich Allt Bereachal Sionnaich "Allt Breac-liath Shionnach", |
Hugh McInnes Glen a' Fithich Shd. [Shepherd] John Kennedy Cretshengan Shd. [Shepherd] Archibald McDougall Mulichinn Shd. [Shepherd] Gael: ortho. [Gaelic orthography] |
201 | A good stream rising near "Lochan Sgrath" & falls into "Loch Caoirean" Sig [Signification] "Burn of the spotted fox" |
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