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MOY AND DALAROSSIE |
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalarossie
Moy and Dalrossie
Moy and Dalarrossie
Moy and Delarrossie |
Revs. [Reverend] Mr. Mackenzie Ph. [Parish] Minister
Mr. Alexander Fraser Schoolmaster
Mr. Macdougall Registrar, Tomatin
Session Records dated 1806
Register List dated 1867
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland
Philips' County Atlas
Registrars Returns for June 1862
Sheriff's List of parishes gives both spellings
Description in New Stat. [Statistical] Account page 97 of Inverness
Index to Description in New Stat. [Statistical] Account page 97 of Inverness
New Stat. [Statistical] Account of Elginshire page 124 |
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The parish of Moy and Dalarossie is in the Presbytery of Inverness Synod of Moray. It is bounded on the north by the parishes of Croy and Dalcross & Cawdor in Nairnshire; on the east by Cawdor in Nairnshire, by Duthil and Rothiemurchus in Elginshire Detached No. [number] 2, and by Alvie Ph. [Parish] in Inverness-shire; on the south by the parishes of Kingussie and Insch, and Boleskine and Abertarff; and on the west by the parishes of Boleskine and Abertarff and Daviot and Dunlichity a small portion of the latter is detached of the County of Nairn. A portion of the parish of Moy and Dalarossie lying in the extreme north east is in the County of Nairn the remainder being in the County of Inverness. There are no detached portions of this parish, nor are there any detached portions of any other parish situated within it. |
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ALLT RUITHE MOIRE |
Allt Ruithe Moire
Allt Ruithe Moire
Allt Ruithe Moire |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A stream having its source a short distance to the East of Meall Mòr, and forming a portion of the County boundary which divides Nairn from Inverness, in that Ph [Parish] it runs in a northern direction and enters the River Nairn about two miles East of Craggie Inn. It signifies the Big running Burn. |
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CRAGGIEMORE |
Craggiemore
Craggiemore
Craggiemore |
Rev, [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr Factor |
013 |
A farm house one story [storey] high with suitable offices attached the whole are slated and in fair repair
A.E. Macintosh Esqr Moy Hall Propr [proprietor] InvernessShire |
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BRAEVALL |
Braevall
Braevall
Braevall |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
C.F. Macintosh Esqr Factor Inverness |
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A farm house two stories [ storeys] high with suitable offices the former slated the latter thatched the whole are in fair repair.
A.E. Macintosh Esqr Moy Hall InvernessShire proprietor. |
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BEINN NA BUCHANICH |
Beinn na Buchanich
Beinn na Buchanich
Beinn na Buchanich
Beinn na Buchanich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavaray Shepherd, Dalriach, Moy
A.H. Macintosh Esqr of Mackintosh, Moy Hall by Inverness. |
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A Hill situated upon the boundary which divides the County of Nairn from Inverness, and about one mile to the East of Craggiemore farm steading, it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies Meaning obscure [ln red, in a different hand] Name signifies "Buchan's Hill" |
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MEALL MOR |
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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It signifies the Grey Rock and is situated on the Boundary between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity & Croy and Dalcross. A hill situated a short distance North of Creagliath it is covered with heathy pasture & it signifies the Big Hill. |
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Creag Liath |
Creag Liath
Creag Liath
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Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh F. [Free] Church Schoolmaster, Tomatin
Mr Robert McGilliavary |
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A hill situated about one mile North of Craggiemore farm steading, it is covered with heathy pasture.It signifies the Grey Rock; and is situated on the Boundary between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity & Moy and Dalarossie. [Last two mentioned crossed out and replaced with] Croy and Dalcross. |
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[Beneath the map reference for Beinn na Buchanich] At the junction of Boundaruy [Boundary] between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity & Moy and Dalarissie [the last two crossed out & replaced in a different hand with] Croy and Dalcross. |
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Someone has attempted to cross out the original Beinn na Buchanich to Beinn na Muich-eiridh. This emendation has been crossed out [probably by A.H. Mackntosh of Mackintosh, Moy Hall] and Beinn Buchanich re-asserted in red, which the Place Entry has used. |
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DALRIACH BURN |
Dalriach Burn
Dalriach Burn
Dalriach Burn
Dalriach Burn |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray Shepherd Dalrich, Moy
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr, Factor Inverness |
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A stream having its source a short distance to the West of Carn Dubh Mor, it forms a portion of the Boundary between the counties of Inverness, and Nairn, & it runs in a Western direction for a distance of about one mile after which it turns Southward and enters Lochan a' Chaoruinn upon the East side. Anglicised name. |
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CARN NAN TRI-TIGHEARNAN |
Càrn nan Tri-tighearnan
Càrn nan Tri-tighearnan
Càrn nan Tri-tighearnan |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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This name applies to a hill situated a short distance to the East of the Source of Allt na Beinne, the boundary which divides the counties of Nairn & Inverness crosses its summit. It is covered with heathy pasture
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CARN DEARG |
Càrn Dearg
Càrn Dearg
Càrn Dearg |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A hill situated about one half mile to the West of the source of Allt Na Beinne, the County boundary between Inverness and Nairn crosses over it. It is covered with heathy pasture and small rocks
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CARN DUBH MOR |
Càrn Dubh Mòr
Càrn Dubh Mòr
Càrn Dubh Mòr |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A hill situated a short distance to the east of Dalriach Burn and forming a prominent feature upon the boundary which divides the Counties of Inverness and Nairn. It is covered with heathy pasture.
It signifies the Big Black Hill. |
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DALRIACH |
Dalriach
Dalriach
Dalriach |
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Fraser Macintosh Esqr Factor For A.E. Macintosh Esq. Moyhall |
021 |
This name applies to two separate farm steadings, the buildings are one Story [storey] high, thatched and in fair repair. A.E. Macintosh Esq Moy Hall Invernesshire, proprietor |
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AUCHNAHILLIN |
Auchnahillin
Auchnahillin
Auchnahillin |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr Factor, Inverness |
021 |
The name is applied to a neat and well built shooting residence, the building is three stories [storeys] high, slated and in good repair.
A.E. Macintosh Esqr Moy Hall Invernesshire Proprietor |
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MEALLMORE LODGE |
Meallmore Lodge
Meallmore Lodge
Meallmore Lodge |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr Factor Inverness |
021 |
This name is applied to a neat an [and] well built shooting residence, the building is three stories [storeys] high, slated and in good repair.
A.E.Macintosh Esqr Moy Hall Invernesshire proprietor |
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LOCHAN AN LEINIBH |
Lochan an Leinibh
Lochan an Leinibh
Lochan an Leinibh |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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This name applies to a small Loch situated about one fourth mile to the East of Meallmore Lodge, and adjacent to the County Road leading from Perth to Inverness. It signifies the Small Loch of the Child |
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LOCHAN A' CHAORUINN |
Lochan a' Chaoruinn
Lochan a' Chaoruinn
Lochan a' Chaoruinn |
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray, Shepherd, Nealiach |
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A Loch situated a short distance to the East of Lochan an Leinibh, into which Dalriach Burn enters and Craggie Burn issues.
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CRAGGIE BURN |
Craggie Burn
Craggie Burn
Craggie Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr Facto |
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This stream issues from Lochan a' Chaoruin and runs in a North Westerly direction untill it enters the River Nairn to the North of Craggie Inn.
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MOY BURN |
Moy Burn
Moy Burn
Moy Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr Factor Inverness |
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This stream takes the name of Moy Burn from the confluence of Allt Odhar with Allt Na Beinne. it runs in a Westerly direction until opposite Dalriach farm house, after which it turns southward and enters Loch Moy to the East of Moy Hall. Anglicised Name. |
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Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr |
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A neat dwelling one story high. Slated and in good repair A.E. Macintosh Esqr Moy Hall Invernesshire proprietor |
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AUCHNAGALL |
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Mr James Macintosh
C. F. Macintosh Esqr |
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A farm house one story high with suitable office attached the whole are thatched, and in good repair. A. E. Macintosh Esqr Moy Hall Invernesshire proprietor |
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BEINN BHREAC |
Beinn Bhreac
Beinn Bhreac
Beinn Breac |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGalliavray [McGilliavray] |
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This name applies to a hill situated About one mile to the North of Beinn an Uain, it is covered with rocky heathy pasture and It signifies the spotted mountain. |
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BEINN AN UAIN |
Beinn an Uain
Beinn an Uain
Beinn an Uain |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A hill situated a short distance to the south of Moy Burn, it is partly covered with Fir Wood, and partly with heathy pasture. It signifies the Lamb Hill |
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CAOCHAN FIADHAICH RUITHE |
Caochan Fiadh
Caochan Fiadh
Caochan Fiadh |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A small stream having its Source about equidistant between Meall Buacrubh and Beinn an Uain, and after running in a Northerly direction it enters Moy Burn a short distance form the Northern extremity of Beinn an Uain. It signifies the Wild Running Streamlet. |
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CARN DUBH NAN EARBAN |
Càrn Dubh nan Earban
Càrn Dubh nan Earban
Càrn Dubh nan Earban |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A hill situated between Slugan Dubh and Caochan na Suidheig, it is covered with heathy pasture, and it signifies the Black Hill of the Roes. |
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CAOCHAN NA SUIDHEIG |
Caochan na Suidheig
Caochan na Suidheig
Caochan na Suidheig |
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Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A small stream having its source at the Northern extremity of Meall Buacribh and after running in a northwesterly direction for a distance of about one mile it enters Allt Odhar a short distance to the East of Allt na Beinne. It signifies the stream of the Raspberry. |
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ALLT NA BEINNE |
Allt na Beinne
Allt na Beinne
Allt na Beinne |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A stream having its source a short distance to the East of Carn Dearg, and after running in a Southern direction for about one and one half miles it enters Moy Burn at the Confluence of Allt Odhar. It signifies the Burn of the Mountain. |
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CARN MOR AN DUBH-UILLT |
Càrn Mòr an Dubh-Uillt
Càrn Mòr an Dubh-Uillt
Càrn Mòr an Dubh-Uillt |
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Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A Hill situated between Allt na Duinne and Allt Odhar, it is covered with heathy pasture, and it Signifies the Big Hill of the Black Burn. |
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ALLT ODHAR |
Allt Odhar
Allt Odhar
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Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A stream having its Source a short distance to the North of Cairn Kincraig and after running in a Westerly direction for a distance of about two miles it takes the name of Moy Burn. It has three tributaries, namely Allt na Beinne, Caichan na-suidheig and Caochan Odhar. It signifies the Dun Burn. |
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SLUGAN DUBH |
Slugan Dubh
Slughan Dubh
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Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A hollow situated at the Source of Allt ant-sean-achaid it is partly covered with moss and partly heathy pasture. It signifies the Black Gullet or Hollow. |
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CAOCHAN ODHAR |
Caochan Odhar
Caochan Odhar
Caochan Odhar |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A small stream having its source about one half mile to the East of Càrn nan tutighear-nan, and after running in a southern direction for a distance of about one half mile it enters Allt Odhar at the Northern extremity of Carn Kincraig, it forms part of the boundary between the Counties of Inverness and Nairn It signifies the Dun Streamlet. |
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CREAG A' CHNOCAIN |
Creag a' Chnocain
Creag a' Chnocain
Creag a' Chnocain |
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Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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A Hill situated upon the Boundary of Inverness & Nairn and about one fourth mile to the South east of Slugan Dubh, it is covered with Rocky Heathy pasture and loose stones. It signifies the Rock of the Knoll. |
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CAIRN KINCRAIG |
Cairn Kincraig
Cairn Kincraig
Cairn Kincraig |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Robert McGilliavray |
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This name applies to a Hill situated about one half mile to the North of Creag A' Chnocain and the boundary between the Counties of Inverness and Nairn crosses over its highest Summit, it is covered with heathy pasture. Anglicised name. |
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ALLT AN LIANA MHOIR |
Allt an Liana Mhòir
Allt an Liana Mhòir
Allt an Liana Mhòir |
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Mr Donald Munro Freeburn |
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A Stream having its source about one half mile to the West of Càrn an Liana, and after running in a Northern direction for a distance of about one mile, it enters Loch Moy at the confluence of Moy Burn. It signifies the Burn of the Big meadow. |
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ALLT NA SLANAICH |
Allt na Slànaich
Allt na Slànaich
Allt na Slànaich |
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Mr Donald Munro Freeburn |
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A stream having its source about one and one half miles to the West of Càin an Lòin. it runs in a Southern direction and enters Allt na Creige Bàin a short distance from its confluence with Moy Burn. It signifies the Healing Burn |
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CNOC AN FHRANGAICH |
Cnoc an Fhrangaich
Cnoc an Fhrangaich
Cnoc an Fhrangaich |
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Mr Donald Munro |
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A small knoll situated about one mile to the South West of Moy Hall, it is covered with fir wood & there's a tradition that a Frenchman was buried upon it. It signifies This Frenchman's Knoll. |
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CAOCHAN NA H-EARBAIGE |
Caochan na h-Earbaige
Caochan na h-Earbaige
Caochan na h-Earbaige |
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Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A small stream having its source a short distance to the South of Craig Bhane and after running in an Easterly direction it enters Allt na Creige Bain about one fourth mile to the West of Aultnaslanach farm steading. It signifies the Roe's Streamlet |
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ALLT CREAG BHEITHIN |
Allt Creag Bheithin |
Mackintosh of Mackintosh Moy Hall, Invershire [Invernesshire] |
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A Stream having its source at the Southern Extremity of Creag Bhàn and often Running in an Eastern direction it enters Moy Burn about one half Mile to the West of Moy Hall. It signifies Burn of Benjamin's Craig. |
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Craig Bane |
Craig Bane
Craig Bane
Craig Bane |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie, Moy
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A hill situated at the Southern Extremity of Meall Mòr, it is covered with heathy pasture and loose stones. It is on the Boundary between the Phs [Parishes] of Daviot & Dunlichity, and Moy and Dalarossie and is an Anglicised Name. |
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TULLOCHCLURY BURN |
Tullochclury Burn
Tullochclury Burn
Tullochclury Burn |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This is a mountain burn, which rises in Coire Mōr, and runs in a southerly direction, passing the farm house of the same name, after which it enters the Funtach Burn, about a quarter of a mile below where that stream leaves Loch Moy |
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COIRE BEAG |
Coire Beag
Coire Beag
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Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This is a small corry [corrie], which lies about half a mile to the North East of Tullochclury farm house, out of which a small stream runs into Tullochclury Burn. It is entirely covered with heather It means small corry [corrie]. |
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COIRE MÒR |
Coire Mòr
Coire Mòr
Coire Mòr |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This name is given to a corry [corrie] situates at the source of Tullochclury Burn, and at the southern base of Meall Breacrith, on the east side of Beinn na h-Iolaire. It means Large Corry [Corrie] |
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BEINN NA H-IOLAIRE |
Beinn na h-Iolaire
Beinn na h-Iolaire
Beinn na h-Iolaire |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This is a small hill covered with heather, situated at the west side of Coire Mòr, and about half a mile to the north of Loch Moy. It means The Eagle's Mountain. |
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BEINN NA H-IOLAIRE BEAG |
Beìnn na h-Iolaire Bheag
Beìnn na h-Iolaire Bheag
Beìnn na h-Iolaire Bheag |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This hill is situated about half a mile to the West of Beinn na h-Iolaire and about one mile to the north of Moy Hall. It is covered with heather. It means Eagle's Small Hill. |
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POST OFFICE [Moy Inn] |
Post Office
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Mr McTavish Gamekeeper
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. McIntosh |
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This is a minor post office subject to Inverness, and attaches to Moy Inn. There is one arrival and one departure daily, the former at 6.0.P.M. and the latter at 7.30. AM. Letters to and from are conveyed by mail gig from Inverness from which place it is distant eleven miles. It is the property of Alexander Aeneas MacKintosh of MacKintosh, Moy Hall Invernesshire |
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LYNEMORE |
Lynemore
Lynemore
Lynemore
Lynemore |
Mr Ried, Gamekeeper and Tenant
REv. [Reverend] H. McKenzie, Manse, Moy
C.F. MacKintosh Esqr Factor
Mr J. MacKintosh, R. C. School, Tomatin |
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This name is applied to two small dwelling houses, one story [storey] high thatched, and in fair repair The McIntosh, proprietor See Above. |
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AULTNASLANACH |
Aultnaslanach
Aultnaslanach
Aultnaslanach
Aultnaslanach
Aultnaslanach |
Rent receipt
Mr Donald Davidson, Tennant [Tenant]
C.F. MacKintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh |
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A farm house two stories [storeys] high with offices attached, the former slated & the latter thatched; the whole in fair repair The McIntosh proprietor See Above |
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ISLE OF MOY |
Isle of Moy
Isle of Moy
Isle of Moy
Isle of Moy |
The MacKintosh Moy Hall Invernesshire
Charles Fraser MacKintosh
"Commissioner for the MacKintosh"
16 Union Street Inverness |
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This is an Island in the Centre of Loch Moy, on which the ancient Residence of the head of the MacKintoshe's [sic] was erected the ruins of which at present exist. It was deserted by the Chiefs of the MacKintoshes about 1660- and since then has ceased to be a residence of the family. |
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Isle of Moy Castle (ruins of) |
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N. [Name] List for Moy & Dalarossie
6 inch Sheets 13.20.21 &c &c
Map 20
Inverness 20th Jany [January] 1871
Dear Sir,
A great number
of deeds in old times
were signed at the
"Ysle (Isle) of Moy"
and of Course within the
Castle, whose ruins th[ere]
[exist] . I know of no
other distinctive name.
for the buildings, and
consider
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consider that there is ample
proof to justify the appellation
of "Ysle of Moy". The first
residence on the bank of the
Lake was erected about 1712
when the name "Moy Hall" was first used
but the island had been
deserted by the Chiefs, about
1660, who thereafter lived at
Dalcross for some fifty years
and upwards
Yours faithfully
Fraser MacKintosh
A. B Coddington Esq R.E. |
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[This page has two pieces of correspondence, set side by side. I have transcribed the left-hand letter first and the right hand one undeneath]
O.S. Office
Inverness 6 July 71 [06.07.1870]
Captain Parsons
This refers to an
island with ruins
of a castle upon it
situated upon a loch
to be found in sheet
21 Inverness-shire.
It has been written
on the plan "Isle
of Moy," and the
castle in German
type as "Isle of
Moy Castle."
As this plan is at Southampton if
Capt [Captain] Parsons
I have [been]
over the sheet
[?]
Copl [Corporal] Cairncross,
The authorities in the
Name book including
the writer of this
request are stated
to spell the name,
"Isle of Moy Castle"
the request is now
to spell it "Ysle
of Moy," to agree with
old deeds. -The name
is written in German
text on the plan,
in which way should
it be spelt?
R.M. Parsons Cop RE [Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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[This page has two pieces of correspondence, set side by side. I have transcribed the left-hand letter first and the right hand one undeneath]
it would be well
if the suggestion
"Ysle of Moy" is
adopted that the
alterations on plan
& documents be
effected by you.
I would be glad
to know your decision
regarding the spelling.
A.B. Coddington
[?]
6 Feb. 71 [06.02.1871]
Sir [??? ??]
i think it
wld [would] be better
not to repeat the words
"Isle of Moy"-
but simply
write "Castle" [??]
in German characters
& "? ?'
[?] Cameron Grant
14/2 [14.02.1871]
Yes
[?]
For Lieut [Lieutenant] Coddington to see and return. John [?] 15.2.71 [15.02. 1871]
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TULLOCHCLURY |
Tullochglurie
Tullochgurie
Tullochclury
Tullochclury
Tullochclury
Tullochclury |
Rent receipt
John Watson, Schoolmaster
C. F. MacKintosh, Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh |
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A farm house in Strathdearn, one story [storey] high with steading attached , thatched and in fair repair The McIntosh Proprietor, Moy Hall, Invernesshire |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Tullochclury] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr Watson, Schoolmaster
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh |
021 |
This is a small schoolhouse one story [storey] high, thatched, and in middling repair, where the ordinary rudiments of education are taught. It is situated near Tullochclury farm house It is partly supported by the Free Church Society for the promotion of Christian Knowledge and partly by school fees It is on the property of Alexander MacKintosh of MacKintosh, Moy Hall, Invernesshire. |
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LOCH MOY |
Loch Moy
Loch Moy
Loch Moy |
The McIntosh
Statistical Account
Mr McTavish Game Keeper
Moy Hall
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr |
021 |
This is a large sheet of water one mile and a quarter long by about half a mile wide, and situated on the north side of the road leading from Inverness to Perth, and about eleven miles from the former place. It is entirely surrounded with wood, and has but one tributary stream of any note It is known to be very deep - in some parts 108 feet There are two islands in this loch, the largest of which, was formerly the residence of the chief of the McIntosh: the lesser one is merely a heap of stones. |
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MONUMENT TO SIR MACKINTOSH [Loch Moy] |
Monument to Sir E. MacIntosh 11824.1 |
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There stands on the larger island a handsome Monument built in 1824, by Lady MacIntosh, in Memory of her husband - Sir Eneas MacKintosh Bart. [Baronet] |
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MANSE [parish, Moy] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr McTavish
Mr J. MacKintosh |
021 |
A large house, the residence of the parish minister, [? two] storys [storeys] high with outhouses attached; the whole slated and in excellent condition |
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MOYBEG |
Moy Beg
Moy Neg
Moy Beg |
Rent Receipt
Mr McTavish Gamekeeper
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr
Mr J. MacKintosh |
021 |
This is a small farmhouse one story [storey] with offices near thatched, and in fair condition The McIntosh proprietor Moy Hall Invernesshire |
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MOY INN AND POST OFFICE |
Moy Inn
Moy Inn and Post Office
Moy Inn and Post Office
Moy Inn and Post Office |
Rent Receipt
Mr McTavish Gamekeeper
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr
Mr J. MacKintosh |
021 |
A large dwelling house and Inn. two stories [storeys] high with, outhouses attached; it is on the road side leading from Inverness to Perth, and eleven miles from the former town. It is on property of Alexander Aeneas MacKintosh of MacKintosh Moy Hall. Invernesshire |
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MOY HALL |
Moy Hall
Moy Hall
Moy Hall
Moy Hall
Moy Hall |
The McIntosh, Proprietor
Mr McTavish Gamekeeper
C.F. MacKintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh |
021 |
This is a neatly built mansion house two stories [storeys] high, slated and in excellent repair It is situated at the western end of Loch Moy, of which and the surrounding hills it commands a fine view
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CHURCH [Loch Moy] |
Church
Church
Church
Church |
Rev [Reverend] Hector McKenzie, Minister
Mr McTavish, Game Keeper
Mr J. MacKintosh
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr |
021 |
This is the parish church. is situated at the southern side of Loch Moy, and in the north western part of Strathdearn. It is seated to contain 350, is slated, and only in a middling state of repair Date of erection 1765 |
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CARN AN LOIN |
Carn an Lòin
Carn an Lòin
Carn an Lòin |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh Mr McTavish, Gamekeeper, Moy Hall |
021 |
This is the highest hill on the South side of Loch Moy, and situated about one mile to the south of Moy Church It is entirely covered with heather. It means, Hill of the Meadow. |
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CAOCHAN NA H-EAGLAIS |
Caochan na-H-Eaglais
Caochan na- H - Eaglais
Caochan na-H-Eaglais |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh Mr McTavish, |
021 |
This is a small hill burn which rises in a wooded hollow at the northern base of Càrn an Liana, and runs to the northward, and enters Loch Moy near the church It means streamlet of the Church |
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EILEAN NAN CLACH |
Eilean nan Clach
Eilean nan Clach
Eilean nan Clach |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh Mr McTavish, Gamekeeper, Moy Hall |
021 |
This is a small circular island, entirely composed of stones, in Loch Moy, and lying a short distance to the south of a larger island which bears the name of isle of Moy.
This Island of "Eilan nan Clach" was used as a temporary prison. Persons were fastened by chains to it for a night or so before being brought to trial in the morning, and frequently were drowned either by the loch rising or falling from exhaustion into the water which was generally up to the waist. |
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CARN NA H-EIGE |
Càrn na h-Eige
Càrn na h-Eige
Càrn na h-Eige |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish, Moy Hall |
021 |
This name is applied to a long broad ridge of hill, lying about half a mile to the West of Ruthven, covered with heather, and not of great height It means Cairn of the Nick or Notch |
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ALLT NAM MEANNAN |
Allt nam Meannan
Allt nan meannan
Allt nan Meannan |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintos Mr McTavish, Gamekeeper, Moy Hall |
021 |
This is a small streamlet which rises a short distance to the West of Tom na Slaits, and runs south-eastward, passing between the dwelling houses of Ruthven, and entering the Findhorn It is scarcely a mile in length It means the Burn of the Little Kids |
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POLOCHAIG |
Polochaig
Polochaig
Polochaig
Polochaig
Polochaig
Polochaig |
Rent Receipt
Mr McBean Tenant
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. Macintosh
List of County Voters for 1865-66 |
021 |
A farm house one story [storey] high with steading attached the whole thatched, and in a fair state of repair
The MacKintosh, proprietor Moy Hall, Invernesshire |
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INACH |
Inach
Inach
Inach
Inach |
Rent Receipt
John McIntosh, tenant
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J Macintosh
Rev [Reverend] J. Baillie |
021 |
This is a small farm house, one story [storey] high with suitable offices attached; thatched and in fair repair
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RUTHVEN |
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven |
Rent Receipt
Mr Andrew Mcintosh, Tenant
C.F. MacKintosh Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J MacKintosh |
021 |
This name is applied to several small farm houses with thier [their] outhouses, byres barns &c. all of which are one story [storey] high thatched and in middling repair. It is the property of Alexander Aeneas MacKintosh of MacKintosh, Moy Hall, Invernesshire. |
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STAIRSNEACH NAN GAIDHEAL |
Stairsneach nan Gaidheal |
The MacKintosh, Moy Hall Invernesshire
C. Fraser MacKintosh Esq. Commissioner to the MacKintosh 16 Union St [Street] Inverness. |
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This is a Pass situated on General Wades's Military Road between Allt na Creige Bàine and Caschan na -h- Earbaige- meaning "The Threshold of the Highlanders' |
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TOM AN DEALACHAIDH |
Tom an Dealachaid
Tom an Dealachaid
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Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Macintosh, Free Church School Tomatin
Mr McTavish Gamekeeper Moy Hall |
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This is a large prominent hill covered with heather, and situated on the East side of the Findhorn, opposite, and about one mile to the East of Ruthven. It means the Parting Knoll |
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ALLT NA CRICHE |
Allt na Crìche
Allt na Crìche
Allt na Crìche |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
021 |
This is a very small stream on the east side of the Fundhorn, and which rises near the north base of Tom an Deallachaidh It is only a quarter of a mile in length, but is important because it forms part of the March between two proprietors. It means, stream of the March or Boundary. |
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CNOCAN MÒR |
Cnocan Mòr
Cnocan Mòr
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Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This is a very conspicuous hill, pointed and rocky, on its Western extremity, situated on the East side of the River Findhorn, near the northern extremity of Strath Dearn, and about half a mile to the East of Polochaig house It means Big Knoll |
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TOM NA SLAITE |
Tom Na Slaite
Tom na Slaite
Tom na Slaite |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This name is applied to a considerable sized hill, which lies between the farms of Ruthven, and Polochaig Farm house. It is covered with heather and is entirely isolated from the surrounding hills.
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Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This is a pretty large hill burn which rises on the hill about three miles to the North West of Polochaig. and after a winding course, - through a rocky bed for the last mile- enters the River Findhorn at the above farm house
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MEALL BREACRIBH |
Meall Breacribh
Meall Breacribh
Meall Breacribh |
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr Macintosh
Mr McTavish |
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This is a considerable sized hill, - the highest within a distance of two miles, on the north side of Loch Moy, and situated at the head of Tullochclury Burn and a short distance north of Beinne na h-Iolaire. Meaning not known |
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STRATH DEARN |
Strath Dearn
Strath Dearn
Strath Dearn
Strath Dearn |
C. F. MacKintosh Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. Mckenzie
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie, F.C. [Free Church] Manse
Mr J. MacKintosh |
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This name applies to a Strip of land on each side of the River Findhorn extending from Allt an Daibidh about a mile above Coignafearn to the boundary between the Counties of Nairn and Inverness. The Strath is all of it well cultivated and contains a large number of Shooting Lodges, it is very narrow in the upper districts until we reach the Neighbourhood of Tomatin; where it increases to about threee miles in Width. At Dalmagarry one branch of it extends North Westward on both sides of the Inverness and Perth road to the boundary between the Parishes of Moy and Dalarossie and Daviot & Dunlichity, taking in Moy Hall and Loch Moy. The other branch extends Northward along the River Findhorn to the boundary between the Counties of Inverness abd Nairn. It is about sixteen miles in length, varying in width from about half a mile to three miles. It belongs to various Proprietors, and for a Highland district is thickly populated. |
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RIVER FINDHORN |
River Findhorn
River Findhorn
River Findhorn
River Findhorn |
C. F. MacKintoah Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie
Mr J. MacKintosh |
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A river which rises in the Monadhliath Mountains. It takes the name of Findhorn from the junction of two smaller rivers named Abhainn Crè Clach and River Eskin, from this junction it runs between steep hills until it reaches the head of Strath Dearn through which it passes, here the country gradually assumes a milder aspect , the glen becoming wider with a strip of Cultivation on each of the river banks and dotted with many farmsteadings and Shooting lodges. After leaving Strath Dearn it enters the County of Nairn through which it passes in a northerly direction entering the County of Elgin near the village of Relugas, it passes through Elgin and falls into the Moray Firth at the village of Findhorn near Forres after a course of about forty five miles. Its course throughout its entire route is rapid and turbulent, and from the nature of the Country it drains; its floods are sudden and heavy. |
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GENERAL WADE'S MILITARY ROAD |
General Wade's Military Road
General Wade's Military Road
General Wade's Military Road
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Rev. [Reverend] H. McKay
Mr J. MacKintosh
Rev. [Reverend] J. Baillie, F.C. [Free Church] Manse, Tomatin
C. MacKintosh Esqr |
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This name applies to the Old road from Inverness to Perth made under the direction of General Wade. It exists in its entirety from Inverness until it joins the County road at the South east end of Loch Moy, and is frequently used by travellers as a bridle and foot road, but is too much broken up in many places for Carriages. From the point at Loch Moy the old road can only be traced by detached pieces, sometimes running alongside the New road, in some places the new road has been laid on it, while in many places the track is entirely defaced either by cultivation or wood. |
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GLEANN SEILEACH |
Gleann Seilach
Gleann Seilach
Gleann Seilach |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKay, Manse, Moy
Mr James McIntosh, Free Church School, Tomatin,
Mr Donald Mc Bain, Gamekeeper Balnespie |
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This is a small narrow glen, which lies on the East side of the river Findhorn, and distant about one mile from it. It is entirely covered with heather, and very marshy at its upper end. It opens into the glen through which Allt Bruachag runs and is about four miles long, by about half a mile wide, It means Glen of the Willow. |
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This is a considerable sized hill stream, which rises in a flat Bog, at the head of Gleann Seileach through which it runs, For the first mile it runs in a Northern direction, when it turns abruptly south westwards for the rest of its length when [it] joins Allt Bruachaig. It means WIllow Burn |
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CARN ANT-SEAN-LIATHANAICH |
Càrn ant-Sean-liathanaich
Càrn ant-Sean-liathanaich
Càrn ant-Sean-liathanaich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
022 |
This is a considerable sized hill covered with heathy pasture, situated on the north side of Allt Seileach and opposite to the head of that stream, The top of this hill forms part of the County Boundary, between this and the County of Nairn. It means Hill of the Old grey Headed Man. |
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CARN TORR MHEADHOIN |
Càrn Tòrr Mheadhoin
Càrn Tòrr Mheadhoin
Càrn Tòrr Mheadhoin |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This is a hill covered with heathy pasture, lying on the county Boundary between Inverness and Nairn, and and a short distance on the north side of Gleann Seileach. It means Cairn of the middle Heap. |
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COIRE FLIUCH |
Coire Fliuch
Coire Fliuch
Coire Fliuch |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This is a small corry [corrie], the western base of which extends to the western base of Càrn Torr Meadhion, and extends towards the Findhorn for about half a mile. It means, Wet Corry [Corrie] |
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TOM SEILEACH |
Tom Seileach
Tom Seileach
Tom Seileach |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This hill is on the range which divide Strathdearn and Gleann Seileach, and situated a short distance to the west of Càrn Torr Meadhoin. It means Willow Knoll |
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ALLT MOR |
Allt Mòr
Allt Mòr
Allt Mòr |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This is a small hill stream which rises in Coire Fluich and falls Westwards, until it enters the Findhorn about half a mile South of Pollochaig farm house. It means Brig Burn |
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CARN GLEANN AN TAIRBH |
Càrn Gleann an Tairbh
Càrn Gleann an Tairbh
Càrn Gleann an Tairbh |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This is a small round topped hill covered with heathy pasture, lying on the south side, and forming part of the side of Gleann Seileach
It means Hill of the Glen of the Bull |
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MEALL MOR |
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This is a small conical shaped hill, covered with heather affording good pasture for sheep grasing [grazing] and which forms part of South western boundary of Gleann Seileach. It means Big Hill |
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TOM NAN CLIATH |
Tom nan Cliath |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A small hillock lying to the west of Càrn a Choin Mhoir and covered with heath Meaning Hill of the Harrows |
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ALLT SGUABACH |
Allt Sguabach |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A small stream having its source near Lochan Odhan and running in a Northern direction until it joins Allt Loisgte at the head of Allt Bruachaig. Meaning The Sweeping Burn |
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LAGAN NAN GOBHAR |
Lagan na gobhar |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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This name is applied to a small hollow situated at the side of Allt Sguabach a little above its junction with Allt Loisgte it is covered with heathy pasture & has a small stream running through it. |
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CARN NA CROITE |
Càrn na Croite |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKinzie Manse
Mr James McIntosh Free Church School Toatin
Mr Donald McBain Game Keeper Corriybroughmon |
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A Small hill lying betweem Allt an Tairbh and Allt Bruachaig and a little to the west of Càrn Lithe
Meaning Hill of the Croft |
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CARN LEATHAN |
Càrn Leathan |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKinzie
Mr James McIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A pretty large heath covered hill lying to the East of Càrn na Croite and near Allt Loisgh
Meaning Broad HIll |
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CREAGAN NA SLOICH |
Creagan na Sloich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKinzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A large Rocky hill lying to the South of Allt Bruachaig and N[orth] of Càrn a Choire Mhoir
Meaning Not Known |
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CARN A' CHOIRE MHÒIR |
Càrn A' choire Mhòir |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKinzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A large hill lying to the [South] of Creagan na Slioch on its western face it is Covered wi[th] Coarse grass and on its East face heathy pasture
Meaning Cairn of the large Co[rrie] |
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CARN IAIN RUAIDH |
Càrn Iain Ruaidh |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A small heath covered hill situated to the south of Allt Loisgte and west of Loch Bruachaig Meaning John Ray's Hill. |
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ALLT LOISGTE |
Allt Loisgte |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A small Mountain stream having its source in Loch Bruachaig And flowing in a Northern direction for about half its length then binding westward till it enters Allt Bruachaig at its junction with Allt Squabach
Meaning the Burnt Burn |
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LOCH BRUACHAIG |
Loch Bruachaig |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A small Loch about one fourth of a Mile in length and one eighth in breadth Abounding in excellent trout, and is locally supposed to be of the Greatest altitude of any Loch in this shire It is situated a little to the West of Càrn Glas which is the highest Mountain of this Range.
Meaning Banky Loch |
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CARN GLAS |
Carn Glas |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A heath covered hill partly in Invernesshire and partly in Elgin shire it lies a short distance to the East of Loch Bruochaig and is commonly supposed to be the hig [highest] point of this range of mountains
Meaning the Grey Hill. |
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CARN GRUAMACH |
Carn Gruàmach |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A heath covered hill situated to the North of Loch Bruachaig and North West of Càrn Glas it is partly in Invernesshire and partly on Nairnshire
Meaning the Gloomy Hill |
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SGORAN LIATH |
Sgòran Liath |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A large hill lying to the North of Allt Loisgte and about one mile to the North west of Càrn Gruamach It is also partly in Inverness shire and partly in Nairnshire. Meaning the Grey Rocks or Knollz. |
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GLENKIRK |
Glenkirk |
William Davison Croft
Charles Watt Occupier
Mr Malcolm Corraybrough |
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A small thatched house with Smearing [? Shearing] house and sheepfold attached it is occupied by Charles Watt Shepherd and is the Property of Mr Malcolm Corrybrough |
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CROFT |
Croft |
Mr Davison Tenant
Charles Watt Glenkirk
Mr MacIntosh Correybroughmore |
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A one storey high thatched house with three or four thatched office houses attached the whole in bad repair they are the property of William MacKintosh Corrybroughmpore |
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MILTON |
Milton |
Mr Davison Croft
Charles Watt Glenkirk
Mr James MacIntosh
Free Church School Tomatin |
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A small thatched house with one small thatched office house (and old meal Mill Now disused) attached they were formerly a separate farm but are now occupied by cottars and are on the farm of Baborain occupied by Mr McBain Property [of] A MacKintosh Balnespick |
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MEALL BEAG |
Meall Beag |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Church School Tomatin
Mr Donald MacBain Gamekeeper Corrybroughmore |
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A small heath covered hill a little to the North of Allt an Tairbh and near GlenKirk
Meaning Small Hill |
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GLEANN AN TAIRBH |
Gleann an Tairbh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Church School Tomatin
Mr Donald MacBain Game Keeper Corrybroughmore |
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A narrow Glen commencing at Allt Seilach and running along both sides of Allt an Tairbh to near its source at Càrn Leathan Meaning Glen of the Bull |
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Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A small burn having its sou [source] a little to the North of Càrn [Leathan] and Running in a Western direction to it joins Allt L [ ] Near Glenkirk Meaning Burn of the Bull. |
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ALLT BRUACHAIG |
Allt Bruachaig |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A pretty large burn having this name applied from the junction of Allt Loigste and Allt Squabach till it Joins the River Findhorn Near Correybroughmore it runs about half its length in a north western direction and then bends south west to it meets the River Findhorn Meaning Banky Burn |
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CARN LOISGTE |
Càrn Loisgte |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald McBain |
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A large heath covered hill partly in Elginshire and partly in Inverness-Shire it is situated along the Co [County] Boundary between Càrn Nam Bain -tighearna and Càrn Iain Ruaidh Meaning the Burned Hill |
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CARN IAIN RUAIDH |
Càrn Iain Ruaidh |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A heath covered hill partly in Inverness-shire and partly in Elginshire it lies near to and to the south of Loch Bruachaig
Meanign John Roy's Hill |
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CAOCHAN A' BHEALAICH |
Caochan A' Bhealaich |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] School Tomatin
Mr Donald MacBain Game Keeper Correybroughmore |
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A small tributary of Allt Squabach it ha [has its] source near Lochan Odh[?-- and runs in a North Easterly direction Meaning Streamlet [--] the Po[--] |
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LOCHAN ODHAR |
Lochan Odhar |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small loch situated n [near] the County boundary between Inverness-shire and Elginshire Meaning Dun Little Loch |
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ALLT NA FEITHE SHEILICH |
Allt na Feithe Sheilich |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small burn having its [source] on the Northern side of Càrn Nam Bain tighrearna and running in a Northern direction for about half its [length] then turning westward till it forms Allt a Choire Mhoir Meaning Burn of the Willow Boy |
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County of Inverness Sheet 33/4
Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
[Pencil alterations to Feithe Sheilich] Feithe Seillich or Feithe Sheileach
This very likely is correct the plural form of seileach being the natural sense See Tom Seileach p. [page] 39 see also p [pages] 37 93 &c
Ssould be a compound word especially when governes by another noun
See Fowler's Grammar
See pages 65 68 & 93 37,39
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ALLT CROMAGACH |
Allt Cromagach
Allt Cromagach
Allt Cromagach |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr J MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
032 |
A small stream having its source between Càrn Dubh Chromagach & Càrn Nam Bò Airidh and after a course of about three quarters of a mile it enters allt na h-Airidh Lamhraich, it signifies the crooked Burn. |
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ALLT A' CHUIL |
Allt à Chùil
Allt à Chùil
Allt à Chùil |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr J MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A considerable stream which rises on the Northern base of Càrn nam Bò Airidh and after a course of nearly two miles it joins Allt na h-Airidh Samhraich & the two form the Dalma-garry Burn, its name signifies Burn of the Back |
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ALLT NA H-AIRIDH SAMHRAICH |
Allt na h-Airidh Samhraich
Allt na h-Airidh Samhraich
Allt na h-Airidh Samhraich |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr J MacKintosh
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A considerable stream form [formed] from the junction of Allt Cromagach with a small stream, after a course of about two miles it joins Allt na Cùl thus forming the Dalmagarry Burn. - Meaning Stream of the Summer Sheiling |
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Allt na Cùile. Stream of the Corner or Niche.
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TOM NA H-ULAIDH |
Tom na h-Ulaidh
Tom na h-Ulaidh
Tom na h-Ulaidh |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr J MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A considerable hill covered wth rocks and heathy pasture situated by the side of the High [Highalnd] road from Inverness to Perth and a short distance South of Dalmy [ ] It was believed to contain treasure placed there by parties when on the [their] way to the field of Culloden and from this circumstance takes its name It means the Hillock of the Treasure. |
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CARN AIRIDH NAM MULT |
Càrn Airidh nam Mult
Càrn Airidh nam Mult
Càrn Airidh nam Mult |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh
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A large Hill covered with heathy pasture situated to the South of Tom na h- Ulai Its name signifies the Hill of the Sheiling of the Wedd [Wedding?] |
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CARN A' BHOTHAIN DUIBH |
Carn a' Bhothain Dhuibh
Carn a' Bhothain Dhuibh Carn a' Bhothain Dhuibh |
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A hill situated about half a mile South of Càrn Airidh Nam Mult, Covered with heathy Pasture. Meanins Hill of the Black Bothy. |
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Parish of Moy and Dalarossie
Ulaidh is a declinable noun.
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CARN MORAIG |
Càrn Mòraig
Càrn Mòraig
Càrn Mòraig |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh
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A considerable, Steep, and round topped hill covered with heathy pasture and situated to the East of Càrn nam Bo Airidh its name sigmifies the hill of Sarah |
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CAOCHAN NA CAILLICH |
Caochan na Caillich
Caochan na Caillich
Caochan na Caillich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A small stream which takes its rise at the base of Carn nam Bò Airidh and after a course of about a mile in a South Westerly direction it falls into and forms one of the sources of Uisge Dubh meaning the Streamlet of the Old Woman |
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CAOCHAN NA CLOICHE GLAISE |
Caochan na Cloiche Glaise
Caochan na Cloiche Glaise
Caochan na Cloiche Glaise |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh
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A small stream which takes its rise at the base of Carn Dubh and after a course of about one mile it falls into the uisge Dubh at its junction with Caochan na Caillich Meaning Streamlet of the Grey Stone |
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CÀRN NAN UISGEAN |
Càrn nan Uisgean
Càrn nan Uisgean
Càrn nan Uisgean |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacKintosh, Free Church School Moy
Mr D. Munro, Freeburn |
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A considerable hill over which the Parish Boundary between Moy and Dalarossie and Daviot and Dunlichitypasses, it is covered with heathy pasture and it is situated about a mile to the N.W. [North West] of Càrn nan Bo Airidh.
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CÀRN NAM BO-AIRIDH |
Càrn nam Bò-airidh
Càrn nam Bò-airidh
Càrn nam Bò-airidh |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr. J. MacKintosh
Mr. D. Munro |
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A pretty high smooth hill covered with heathy pasture situated on the parish Boundary between Moy and Dalarossie and Daviot and Dunlichity. Its name signifies the Hill of the Shieling of the Cows. |
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CÀRN DUBH-CHROMAGACH |
Càrn Dubh- chromagach
Càrn Dubh- chromagach
Càrn Dubh- chromagach |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr. J. MacKintosh
Mr. D. Munro |
032 |
[Situation column] In the parish of Moy and Dalarossie
A small hill covered with heathy pasture and situated a little to the South East of Carn nam Bò Airidh , it is covered with heathy pasture and its name signifies the Black Crooked Hill. |
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FREEBURN INN |
Freeburn Inn
Freeburn Inn
Freeburn Inn
Freeburn Inn |
Col. [Colonel] McBean, Tomatin
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr. J. MacKintosh
List of County Votes for 1865-66 |
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A first class Inn without offices attached situated 15 miles south of Inverness on the highland road, two stories high, slated and in good repair. There are 7 monthly Markets held at the Inn during the year for the sale of sheep and cattle Property of Colonel McBean Tomatin, Invernesshire |
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FREE HOUSE [farm] |
Free House
Free House
Free House |
Col. [Colonel] McBean
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr. J. MacKintosh |
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A farm steading and dwelling house 2 stories high slated and in good repair. There is a mineral Well situated near to the house. Property of Colonel McBean, Tomatin |
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INVEREEN |
Invereen
Invereen
Invereen
Invereen |
Col. [Colonel] McBean
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr. J. MacKintosh
List of County Votes for 1865-66 |
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A farm steading and dwelling house 1 story high thatched and in middling repair
Property of A. McIntosh Esqr Moy Hall, Invernesshire |
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DALMAGARRY |
Dalmagarry
Dalmagarry
Dalmagarry
Dalnagarry |
C Fraser MacKintosh Esqr Factor Union St Inverness
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr. James MacKintosh
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Property of a. McIntosh Esqr. Moy Hall,Invernesshire |
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DALMAGARRY BURN |
Dalmagarry Burn
Dalmagarry Burn
Dalmagarry Burn |
C MacKintosh Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
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A stream about half a mile in length situated a few chains south of Dalmagarry, it is formed by the junction od Allt na Cul and Allt na h-Airidh Samhraich and retains the name until it joins the stream coming out of Loch Moy when it takes the name of Funtack Burn |
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FUNTACK BURN |
Funtack Burn
Funtack Burn
Funtack Burn |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
C.F. MacKintosh Esqr
Mr. James MacKintosh |
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A large stream issuing of the south end of Loch Moy flowing southwardly for some distance then eastwardly until it joins the River Findhorn JM |
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Site of STONE CIRCLE [Soilshan Wood] |
Site of Stone Circle
Site oF Stone Circle
Site of Stone Circle |
A.T. Malkin Esq
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. Mackintosh |
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This was formerly a stone circle supposed to have been Druidical , but of which there is no trace now, the stones having been all removed at different times, some forty years ago. It is situated in Soilsham Wood & is on the property of A. T.Malkin Esq of Corrybrough |
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Old English |
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TOM NA FRITHE |
Tom na Frìthe
Tom na Frìthe
Tom na Frìthe |
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Mr J. MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A small hill situated a short distance South East of Free House it is covered with heathy pasture
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ALLT DUBHAG |
Allt Dubhag
Allt Dubhag
Allt Dubhag |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A small stream which is on the North side of Càrn a' Bhothain Dhubh and after a course of about two miles in a North Easterly direction joins the River Findhorn about a quarter of a mile North of Freeburn Inn |
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PRINCE CHARLES'S STONE |
Prince Charles's Stone
Prince Charles's Stone
Prince Charles's Stone |
Col. {Colonel] McBain
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. MacKintosh |
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A large stone standing about four & a half feet high and about the same diameter with a pretty even flat top, it is situated at the side of General Wade's Military Road between Smithfield & Bridgend, it is said Prince Charles & his [?] dined at this stone on their way to the field of Culloden. |
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CROFTDHU |
Croftdhu |
A. P Malkin Esqr Corrybrough
Revd. [Reverend] H, Mackenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free ch [Church] School Tomatin |
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A Good one storey thatched house with good thatched office houses It is occupied by Duncan Shaw and is the property of A. Mackintosh Esqr, Balnespick |
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CORRYBROUGH |
Correybrough |
A. P. Malkin Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H Mackenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
List of County Voters for 1865-66 |
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A very good two storey slated house with keepers houses kennel and Saw Mill driven by water power attached; the house is occupied by the proprietor Mr Malcolm During the Summer months as a Shooting Lodge |
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TOMATIN HOUSE |
Tomatin House
Tomatin |
Colonel McBain Propt [Proprietor]
Revd [Reverend] H Mackenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
List of County Voters for 1865-66 |
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A large Mansion house two storeys high and slated? with good slated offices and several smaller houses attached they are occupied by the proprietor Col. [Colonel] McBain as a summer Residence |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend |
Colonel MacBain
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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Two thatched cottages each one storey high and in good repair they are the property of Colonel McBain Tomatin House |
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SMITHFIELD |
Smithfield |
Colonel MacBain
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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A good one storey thatched house with thatched office houses and Smithy attached they are on the property of Colonel MacBain |
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TOMATIN COTTAGE |
Tomatin Cottage |
Colonel MacBain
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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A one storey slated cottage in good repair it is occupied by Mr. MacDougal Late Parish Schoolmaster and is on the property of Colonel MacBain |
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LOWER INVERBROUGH |
Lower Inverbrough |
C. Fraser MacIntosh Esqr
Factor Inverness
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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Two one storey high, thatched houses, with suitable thatched office houses they are the property of Aeneas MacIntosh Esqr Balnespick |
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MILTON OF MOY |
Milton of Moy |
Fraser MacIntosh Esqr Factor Inverness
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] School Tomatin |
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A Good one storey thatched house with thatched office houses and Corn Mill attached it is the Property of MacKintosh of MacIntosh Moyhall Inverness-shire. |
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BALVRAID |
Balvraid |
Aeaenaes [Aeneas] MacIntosh Esqr Ballnespick
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr. James MacIntosh |
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A Good one storey thatched house with suitable office houses they are occupied by Mr MacBain and are the Property of Aeneas MacIntosh Ballnespick |
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BALMORE |
Balmore |
Aeneas MacIntosh
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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A Good one storey thatched house with inferior office houses attached it is the Property of Aeneas MacIntosh Balnespick |
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EDINCHAT |
Edinchat |
Aeneas MacIntosh
Revd. [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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A couple of one storey farm houses with one storey thatched office houses they are the property of Aeneas MacIntosh Balnespick Inverness-shire |
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County of Inverness Sheet 32 3 Parish of Moy & Dalarossie
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DRUIM AN TUIRC |
Druim an Tuirc |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Donald MacBain |
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A ridge of hill partly wooded and partly heathy pasture running from upper Inverbrough in a Northern direction for about a Mile and terminating a little to the North of Edinchat .
Meaning Ridge of the Boar |
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UPPER INVERBROUGH |
Upper Inverbrough |
Aeneas MacIntosh Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh |
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A couple of one storey thatched houses with suitable thatched office houses they are the property of Eaneas Macintosh Balnespick |
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CORRYBROUGHMORE |
Corrybroughmore
Corrybroughmore |
Aeneas MacInrtosh Esqr
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKinzie
Mr James MacIntosh
List of County Voters for 1865-66 |
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A good two storey slated house with a couple of small office houses attached it is occupied in the summer by the proprietor Aeneas MacIntosh Esqr Balnespick |
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COIRE ODHAR |
Coire Odhar
Coire Odhar
Coire Odhar |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie Manse Moy
Mr. James Macintosh Free Church School, Tomatin
Mr. D. Munroe. Freeburn. |
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A large hollow situated at the source of the Burn Known as Allt na Frithe it is covered with Heathy pasture, It signifies the Dun Corry. Col [Colonel] W. McBain. Tomatin proprietor |
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CÀRN BAD AN DAIMH |
Càrn Bad an Daimh
Càrn Bad an Daimh
Càrn Bad an Daimh |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr, J. Macintosh
Mr, D. Munro |
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A small smooth hill situated a short distance to the East of Coire Odhar it is covered with heathy pasture, and It signifies the Hill of the Ox's Tuft, Col. [Colonel] W. McBain Tomatin, propr. [Proprietor] |
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BEINN BHREAC |
Beinn Bhreac
Beinn Bhreac
Beinn Bhreac |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr, J. Macintosh
Mr, D. Munro |
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A second class hill situated about ¼ mile to the South of Coire Odhar, it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies the Spotted Mountain. Newal Burnet Esqr proprietor |
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ALLT BAILE NAN GORDONACH |
Allt Baile nan Gòrdonach
Allt Baile nan Gòrdonach
Allt Baile nan Gòrdonach |
Mr James Noble, Tenant Press
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald McBain Gamekeeper, Corrybrough |
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A stream having its source a short distance West of Càrn nan Ghairbh Choire and after running in a Westerly direction it enters the River Findhorn about 1/2 mile to the North of Press farm steading, its sides are covered with Furze & Scattered Birch trees. It signifies the Burn of Gordonstown
A. W. MaciIntosh Esq Raigmore nr [near] Inverness proprietor. |
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CARN NAM PREAS |
Càrn nam Preas
Càrn nam Preas
Càrn nam Preas
Càrn nam Preas |
Mr James Noble
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald McBain Gamekeeper Corrybroughmore |
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A small hill situated about 1/4 mile to the North East of Press farm steading, it is covered with rocky heathy pasture. It signifies the Hill of the Bushes- A.W. Macintosh Esq, Propr [Proprietor] of Raigmore nr [near] Inverness |
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ALLT PHRIS |
Allt Phris
Allt Phris
Allt Phris
Allt Phris |
Mr James Noble
Rev. H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald McBain Gamekeeper Corrybroughmore |
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A small stream having its source as short distance West of Carn nan Preas and after running in a Westerly direction it enters the River Findhorn about 1/4 mile North of Press Farm steading A, W, Macintosh Esq. Proprietor
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ALLT A' MHARCAICH |
Allt a' Mhancaich
Allt a' Mhancaich
Allt a' Mhancaich |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A stream having its source a short distance to the West of Càrn Dubh and after running in a Southern direction for for a distance of about 2 miles it enters the River Findhorn about one mile to the East of Dalarossie Church, it has two tributaries viz. Caochan na-Caillich & Caochan Dubh, and its bed is rugged and full of large stones and its banks are covered with Furze. It signifies the Risers Burn. N. Burnet Esqr Proprietor |
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CAOCHAN DUBH |
Caochan Dibh
Caochan Dubh
caochan Dubh |
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James macintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A small stream having its source about equidistant between Càrn Choire odhaon and Càrn Dubh, and after running in a Southerly dorection it enters Allt Mharcaich about 3/4 of a mile from its source. It signifies the Black Streamlet. |
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[River Findhorn is crossed out and there is a fainter ink amendment] Kylachie Burn a little N. [North] of Tòrr na Garbole.
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Càrn Caochan Ghuibhais |
Càrn Caochan Ghuibhais
Càrn Caochan Ghuibhais
Càrn Caochan Ghuibhais |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A hill situated a short distance to the North of Càrn Choire Odhain, it is covered with Heathy pasture and it is the property of Newal Burnet [Newel Burnett] Esq Aberdeen.
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Càrn Choire Odhair |
Càrn Choire Odhair
Càrn Choire Odhair
Càrn Choire Odhair |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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A hill situated a short distance to the West of Coire Odham, it is covered with heathy pasture & it Signifies the Hill of the Dun Corry. N. Burnet Esqr Prop. [proprietor] Advocate , of Kyllachie and Aberdeen |
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CAOCHAN NA CAINNICH |
Caochan na Caillich
Caochan na Caillich
Caochan na Caillich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr J. Macintosh
Mr D. Munro |
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This name is applied to a small stream having its source about one half mile to the South of Beinn Bhreac and after running in a Westerly direction for 1/2 mile it enters Allt a'Mharcaich about 3/4 of a mile South East of Caochan Du [Dubh] It signifies the Old Womans Streamlet Newal Burnet Esqr proprietor advocate Aberdeen |
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COIRE SEILEACH |
Coire Seilach |
Revd [Reverend] H. Mackenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] School Tomatin
Mr Donald MacBain Game-keeper Corrybroughmore |
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This name is aplied to a hollow or flat in the mountain a little to the North of Creag Bhealaidh It is partly peat Moss and partly heathy pasture.
Meaning Corry of the Willow |
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CAOCHAN COIRE SHEILICH |
Caochan Coire Sheilich |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small burn having its source in Coire Seileach and running in a Northrn direction till it forms a Junction with teh Allt Nìerath
meaning The Streamlet of the Willow |
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ALLT NICRATH |
Allt Nicrath |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A middling large burn having its source in the Moss to the North of Càrn na Seannachoille and runnning in an Eastern direction till it joins the River Findhorn near Tomatin Post Office
Meaning Burn of a female McRae |
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CARN NA BREAC-AIRIDH |
Càrn na Breacairridh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small Eminence between the source of Allt Nicrath and Caochan Bot an Daìmh it is covered with heathy pasture and juniper.
Meaning Hill of the Spotted Sheiling |
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CAOCHAN BAD AN DAIMH |
Caochan Bad an Daimh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small tributary of Allt na Fri [Frithe] having its source to the North West of Carn na Breac-airidh and running in an Easterly direction [to] its junction with Allt na F [Frithe]
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CARN A' BHADAIN |
Càrn a' Bhadain |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small heath covered hill situated between Allt Nìcrath and allt na [Frithe] and about half a Mile to the East of Càrn na Breac-airidh.
Meaning Hill of the Tuft |
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ALLT NA FRITHE |
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Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A pretty large stream having its source on the Mountains to the North West of Càrn a' Bothain Dhuibh and running in an Eastern direction till it joins the River Findhorn a short distance to teh East of Freeburn Inn
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MID MORILE |
Mid Morile
Mid Morile
Mid Morile
Mid Morile
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Mr MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin
Mr MacDougal Postmaster Tomatin
Revd. [Reverend] H MacKenzie Manse
Newal Burnet Esqr, Moy, Proprietor
List of County Voters for 1865-66 |
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A Good one storey thatched house with middling thatched office houses attached they are occupied by Mr MacIntosh and is the property of Newal Burnet Advocate Aberdeen |
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WOODEND |
Woodend |
Mr MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin
Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie Manse
Newal Burnet Esqr Moy |
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A number of thatched one storey houses situated a little to the west of Mid-Morile they are occupied by five or six tenants and is the property of Newal Burnet Esqr, Advocate Aberdeen |
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CRAIG MORILE |
Craig Morile |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain
Newal Burnet Esqr, Advocate, Aberdeen |
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A small hill covered with heath situated about half a mile to the west of Morile It is pretty steep to the south and east but slopes back Gently to the west |
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TOM NA MOINE |
Tom na Moine |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small hill; flat on the top lying between Craig Morile and Craig a' Bhealaidh there is a peat moss to the north west and hence the name Tom na Moine Meaning Hillock of the peat |
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CREAG A' BHEALAIDH |
Creag A' Bhealaidh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Moy
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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This Hill lies about half a mile to S. West [South West] of Tom-na-Moine and is four [or] five hundred feet higher it is covered with heath & juniper. [There] is a large limestone Quarry on its southern side which is now partly disused
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CARN NA SEANNACHOILLE |
Càrn na Seannachoille |
Rev [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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This hill is about the same height as Craig a'Bhealaidh and is the western extremity of the same range it is covered with heath and has a lime-stone Quarry and lime kiln on its westermb base.
Meaning Hill of the old Wo[?] |
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Rev [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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An eminence or Bump lying North of Craig Bhealaidh and CArnSeannachoille it is a portion of both these hills with a small hollow intertwining
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[Written in pencil below the ink version] Coire Sheileach See pages 37 & 48
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CREAG AN TUIM BHIG |
Creag an Tuim Bhig
Creag an Tuim Bhig
Creag an Tuim Bhig
Creag an Tuim Bhig |
Mr. W. Davidson Tenant Tombeg
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie.
Mr, James Macintosh.
Mr, Donald McBain. |
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A third class hill situated a short distance to the south of Tombeg farm steading it is covered with rocky heathy pasture and loose stones, It signifies the Rock of the Little Knoll. A. T. Malkin Esqr & A McIntosh Balnespick Proprietors |
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ALLT CASACH |
Allt Casach
Allt Casach
Allt Casach |
Mr. John Macintosh Free church Schoolmaster
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr, Donald Munro |
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A small insignificant stream having its source a short distance to the East of Càrn na Gharbh Choire and after running in North Westerly direction it enters the River Findhorn about ½ mile to the north of Findhorn Bridge its slopes upon both sides are smooth & covered with heathy pasture untill within half a mile of its confluence with the Findhorn, after which its sides are covered with natural Birch wood. It signifies the Burn of the ascent. A Macintosh Esqr Balnespick Propr [Proprietor] |
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CARN A' GIARBH-CHOIRE |
Càrn a' Gharbh-choire
Càrn a' Gharbh-choire
Càrn a' Gharbh-choire
Càrn a' Gharbh-choire |
Mr. W. Davidson
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, Donald McBain |
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A hill situated about ½ mile to the south of Càrn na Doire Leathan it is covered with rocky heathy pasture and loose stones, It signifies the Hill of the Rough Corry. A. Macintosh Esqr, Balnespick proprietor |
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CÀRN BAILE NAN GÒRDONACH |
Càrn Baile nan Gòrdonach
Càrn Baile nan Gòrdonach
Càrn Baile nan Gòrdonach
Càrn Baile nan Gòrdonach |
Mr. John MacDougall
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, Donald McBain |
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A small hill situated a short distance to the East of Balnagordonach farm steading, it is covered with heathy pasture & stones, about the year 1865 there were several Flint Arrow heads found upon this hill, one of which is in the possession of Mr. McDougall postmaster Tomatin, It signifies the Hill of the Town of the Gordons. A. McIntosh Esqr propr. [Proprietor] Balnespick Inverness-shire |
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BALNAGORDONACH |
Balnagordonach
Balnagordonach
Balnagordonach |
Mr. J. Macintosh Free CH. [Church] Schoolmaster & Inspector of Poor, Findhornbridge
Mr, J. Macdougall, postmaster & Parish Registrar Tomatin
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie, Manse, Moy.
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a farm house one storey high with suitable offices attached, the former thatched, the latter slated, the whole are in middling repair A. W. Macintosh Esqr Raigmore proprietor Inverness. |
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PRESS |
Press
Press
Press
Press |
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
List of County Voters for 1865-66 |
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This name applies to a farm house two stories high with suitable offices, the former is slated, the latter thatched, the whole are in fair repair A. W. Macintosh Esqr Raigmore near Inverness proprietor |
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DRUMBAIN |
Drumbain
Drumbain
Drumbain |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougal
A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick, Proprietor |
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This name is applied to two farm steadings, the buildings are one storey high, thatched, and in fair repair. A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick proprietor |
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TOMBEG |
Tombeg
Tombeg
Tombeg |
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall
A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick |
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A farm house one storey high with suitable offices attached the whole are thatched, and in middling repair. A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick proprietor |
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RAIGMORE |
Raigmore
Raigmore
Raigmore
Raigmore |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr, John Macdougall
A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick, proprietor
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This name is applied to a small wooded Knoll situated about one half mile to the East of Findhorn Bridge upon which are the remains of an old grave yard now disused. It is from this knoll that E. W. Macintosh Er Raigmore takes his title. A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick proprietor |
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SOILSHAN |
Soilshan
Soilshan
Soilshan
Soilshan |
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John Macdougall
Mr, A Fraser
A. T Malkin Esqr Corrybrough proprietor |
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This name applies to a few cottages situated about ¼ of a mile north of the Free church the buildings are one storey high thatched and in fair repair, it is partly the property of A. T. Malkin & partly that of, A Macintosh Esqr of Balnespick |
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SOILSHAN WOOD |
Soilshan Wood
Soilshan Wood
Soilshan Wood
Soilshan Wood
Soilshan Wood |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr. John Macdougall
Mr. A Fraser
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
A. T Malkin Esqr proprietor |
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A wood extending from Raigbeg upon the north to the county Road leading to Perth, upon the south, in which are to be seen the site of a stone circle, which is said to have been almost entire about 40 years ago, but the principal stones comprising it were removed at various times since then. A. T Malkin Esqr propr [Proprietor] 21 Wimpole Street, London. |
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RAIGBEG |
Raigbeg
Raigbeg
Raigbeg
Raigbeg |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr. John Macdougall
Mr. A Fraser, Factor for A T Malkin Esqr of Corrybrough
A. T. Malkin Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor] |
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This name applies to a few cottages (including the Parish School) about ½ mile to the East of Tomatin post office and upon the South bank of the River Findhorn, the buildings are one storey high, partly thatched, & partly slated, the whole are in fair repair. A T Malkin Esqr Proprietor Corrybrough, 21 Wimpole Street, London |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School
School |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr, John Macdougall
Mr. A. Fraser
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TOMATIN |
Tomatin
Tomatin
Tomatin |
Col. [Colonel] W McBain, Tomatin
Mr, James Macintosh
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie |
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A district situated upon both sides of the Road leading from Inverness to Carr Bridge, about one mile to the south of Freeburn Inn; It comprises several farms and crofts, together with the Carding Mill, Post Office, and Mansion House Known as Tomatin House, the buildings are chiefly one storey high partly slated and partly thatched, and the ground is partly arable and partly covered with fir wood Col [Colonel] W. McBain Tomatin proprietor |
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Burnton |
Burnton
Burnton
Burnton
Burnton |
A T. Malkin Esqr
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie |
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A neat dwelling house situated about ¼ of a mile to the East of Raigbeg the building is one storey high thatched, and in good repair, A. T. Malkin Esqr propr [Proprietor] 21 Wimpole Street London |
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TOMBRECK (In Ruins) |
Tombreck (In Ruins)
Tombreck (In Ruins)
Tombreck (In Ruins)
Tombreck (In Ruins) |
A T. Malkin Esqr
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall
Rev [Reverend] H, McKenzie |
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Applied to the Ruins of several dwellings situated about ½ mile to the East of Burnton. A. T. Malkin Esqr propr, [Proprietor] 21 Wimpole St. London |
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BRAENRERICH (IN RUINS) |
Braenrerich (In Ruins)
Braenrerich (In Ruins)
Braenrerich (In Ruins)
Braenrerich (In Ruins) |
A. T. Malkin Esqr,
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Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall |
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This name applies to a Ruin situated about one mile to the East of Tombeg farm steading. A. T. Malkin Esqr propr, [Proprietor] 21 Wimpole St. London |
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SHEANEVALL (In Ruins) |
Sheanevall (In Ruins)
Sheanevall (In Ruins)
Sheanevall (In Ruins)
Sheanevall (In Ruins) |
A. T. Malkin Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr. John McDougall
Parish Registrar & Postmaster Tomatin |
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Applied to the Ruins of Several dwellings a short distance north of Tombeg. A. T. Malkin Esqr propr, [Proprietor] 21 Wimpole St. London |
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MORILEMORE |
Morilemore
Morilemore
Morilemore
Morilemore |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr, John Macdougall
Newal Burnet Esqr of Kylachie, Advocate, Aberdeen |
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This name applies to two farm steadings situated about one fourth mile to the south Tomatin Post office the buildings are one storey high thatched and in middling repair N. Burnet Esqr Avocate Aberdeen Kylachie, Inverness shire proprietor |
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FINDHORN BRIDGE |
Findhorn Bridge
Findhorn Bridge
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Mr, James Macintosh
Mr. John McDougall
Mr, A Fraser Corrybrough |
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A County Bridge Spanning the River Findhorn about ½ mile to the South of Tomatin, it is composed ot two Arches constructed of wood supported upon Stone Buttress it was erected in 1830 and it is the property of the County of Inverness |
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FINDHORNBRIDGE |
Findhornbridge
Findhornbridge
Findhornbridge |
Mr. James McIntosh
Mr. John Macdougall
A. Macintosh Esqr Balnespick |
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Applied to a few houses situated upon both sides of Findhorn Bridge the Buildings are one storey high partly thatched and partly slated the whole are in good repair. It is partly the property of N. Burnet Esqr of Kylachie and partly of A. Macintosh Esqr of Balnespick |
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CÀRN BRAENRERICH |
Càrn Braenrerich
Càrn Braenrerich
Càrn Braenrerich
Càrn Braenrerich |
Rev [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, Donald McBain Gamekeeper Corrybroughmore |
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A hill situated about ¼ mile to the East of the Ruins of Braenrerich farm steading, it is covered with heathy pasture and it is the property of A. T. Malkin Esqr. of Corrybrough meaning obscure . 21 Wimpole St. London. |
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ALLT BRAENRERICH |
Allt Braenrerich
Allt Braenrerich
Allt Braenrerich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie Manse, Moy
Mr, Donald McBain
Mr. James Macintosh Free church Schoolmaster Tomatin |
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A stream having its source about one mile to the South East of Càrn Braenrerich and after running in a northern direction for about 1½ miles it enters Choire Mhoir about ½ mile to the north of Braenrerich, meaning obscure A Macintosh Esqr. of Balnespick proprietor |
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CARN DUBH |
Càrn Dubh
Càrn Dubh
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Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, D, Munro |
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A hill situated about ¾ of a mile to the West of Càrn Choire Odhair, it is covered with heathy pasture and loose stones, It signifies the Black Hill Newal Burnet Esqr propr, [Proprietor] Advocate Aberdeen |
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ALLT A' CHOIRE MHOIR |
Allt a' Choire Mhòir
Allt a' Choire Mhòir
Allt a' Choir Mhòir |
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, Donald McBain |
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A stream having its source in Choire Mhor, and after running in a westerly direction it enters the River Findhorn about ¼ mile to the north of Corrybrough House, its banks are covered with furze and its bed is comprised of mud and small gravel, It signifies the Burn of the Big Corry A. T. Malkin Esqr, Propr, [Proprietor] Corrybrough or 21 Wimpole Street London. |
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CARN NA DOIRE LEATHAIN |
Càrn na Doire Leathain
Càrn na Doire Leathain
Càrn na Doire Leathain |
Rev [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, Donald McBain |
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A small hill situated about ½ mile to the South East of Cuag an Tuim Bhig, it is covered with rocky heathy pasture, and it is the property of A. Macintosh Esqr of Balnespick. It signifies the Hill of The Broad Grove |
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TOMATIN MILL (Carding) |
Tomatin Mill (Carding)
Tomatin Mill (Carding)
Tomatin Mill (Carding)
Tomatin Mill (Carding) |
James Macintosh
Mr. John Macdougall
Mr. Hugh Fraser
Col. [Colonel] W. McBain, Tomatin |
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A Carding mill situated convenient to Tomatin Post Office, the buiding and machinery are in Bad repair, the motive power is water and it is of 5 Horse power. Col [Colonel] William Macbain of Tomatin, proprietor |
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DALNAHOWN |
Dalnahown
Dalnahown
Dalnahown
Dalnahown |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr. John Macdougall
Mr. A Fraser, Factor for A. T. Malkin Esqr of Corrybrough
A. T. Malkin Esqr of Corrybrough |
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Three dwelling houses, situated a short distance to the S.W [South West] of Raigbeg, the building is one storey high, slated, and in fair repair A. T. Malkin Esqr of Corrybrough, Proprietor or 21 Wimpole St. London |
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TOMATINARD |
Tomatinard
Tomatinard
Tomatinard
Tomatin Ard |
Mr James Macintosh
Mr. John Macdougall
Mr, Hugh Munro Forester Tomatin
Col. [Colonel] W. McBain Tomatin
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A farm house one storey high with suitable offices, the former thatched the latter slated, the whole are in good repair Col. [Colonel] W. McBain, Tomatin proprietor |
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POST OFFICE [S of Freeburn] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr, John Macdougall
Mr. Hugh Munro
Col. [Colonel] W. McBain Tomatin |
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A Post Office situated in the district of Tomatin about one mile south of Freeburn, & upon the County Road leading from Perth to Inverness, the building is one storey high, slated, and in good repair, the hour of despatch daily is 6.45 A.M and the arrival is at 6.15 P.M. It is a minor office Inverness being the major. Col. W. MacBain of Tomatin, Proprietor |
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School |
School
School
School |
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr. John McDougall
Mr, A Fraser, Corrybrough |
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This name applies to the Free Church School situated adjacent to the Free church, the building is two stories high, slated, and in good repair, the average attendance of Scholars, is about 80, and the course of education taught consists of the ordinary branches, together with Latin, and Mathematics, it is the property of the Free church of Scotland. |
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DELL OF MORILE |
Dell of Morile
Dell of Morile
Dell of Morile
Dell of Morile |
Mr, James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall
Newal Burnet Esqr, of Kylachie, Advocate, Aberdeen.
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A farm house one storey high with suitable office attached the whole are slated and in good repair Newal Burnet Esqr of Kylachie proprietor Advocate Aberdeen Aberdeenshire |
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FREE CHURCH [Findhornbridge] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr, John McDougall
Mr. A. Fraser, Corrybrough
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie |
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This name applies to the Free Church situated about a quarter of a mile to the East of Findhorn Bridge. The building is of a Rectangular form, slated and in good repair it was erected in 1843 and the sittings amount to 420 it is the property of the Trustees of the Free Church of Scotland |
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MANSE [Free Church, Findhornbridge] |
Manse
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr. James Macintosh
Mr. John Macdougall
Mr. A. Fraser, Corrybrough
Rev.[Reverend] H. McKenzie |
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This name is applied to the Free Church Manse situated in the Immediate vicinity of the Free Church the building is two stories high, with suitable offices the whole are slated, and in good repair. It is the property of the Trustees of the Free Church of Scotland |
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ALLT AN T-SLUGAIN |
Allt an t-Slugain
Allt an t-Slugain
Allt an t-Slugain |
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This is a small hill stream which rises in a narrow long hollow situated about one mile to the South west of Glenbeg farm houses, and runs in a northern direction passing the dwelling houses of Glenbeg, and after passing through some cultivated land attached to these houses, it empties itself into the river Nairn about half a mile north of Glenbeg It means Stream of the Hollow |
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EASAN BAILE MHUILINN |
Easan Baile Mhuilinn
Easan Baile Mhuilinn
Easan Baile Mhuilinn |
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Mr Watson
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This name is given to a mountain stream, about three miles in length, which rises about a mile south of Glenbeg, and a short distance to the east of Càrn Doire na h-Achlais, and falls in a northern direction until it enters the river Nairn, about half a mile north of the Milton farm house, It means Fall of the Milltown |
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This name is to be written on the margins of Sheets 31. 13, and Sheet 42 [Comment Underneath Allt an t-Slugain List of Names entry]
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CUIRN CAOLA |
Cùirn Caola
Cùirn Caola
Cùirn Caola |
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Mr Watson
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This name is given to several small narrow ridges of hills, which lie about half a mile south west of Càrn Leachter they are covered with heather, and have a few loose stones near their northern side It means The narrow Cairns |
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CARN DOIRE NA H-ACHLAIS |
Càrn Doire na h-Achlais,
Càrn Doire na h-Achlais,
Càrn Doire na h-Achlais, |
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Mr Watson
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This is a considerable sized heather covered hill which lies near the source, and on the west side of Easan Baile Mhuilinn, and at the east side of Cùirn Caola and is the highest hill on the range which runs parallel the above stream It is a gaelic name which signifies Hill of the Grove of the Hollow |
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ALLT NA BEINNE |
Allt na Beinne
Allt na Beinne
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Mr McGillivray
Mr Watson
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This is a very large burn which takes its rise in the hills to the south of Strath Nairn, and falling in a northern direction joins the River Nairn about the middle of the Strath It means Burn of the mountain |
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BEINN ACHA' BHRAGHAD |
Beinn Acha' Bheàghad,
Beinn Acha' Bhàghad,
Beinn Acha' Bhàghad, |
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Mr Watson
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This name is applied to a very high conspicuous, and bulky hill, situated on the west side of Allt na Beinne, and between it and the source of the stream Easan Baile Mhuilinn It is entirely covered with heather, and from its summit can be obtained an extensive view, It means Mountain of the Top Field, |
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This name is to be written on the margin on plan 31. [Comment underneath Allt na Beinne List of Names]
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CAOCHAN DUBH |
Caochan Dubh
Caochan Dubh
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Mr Watson
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This is a small stream which rises in a pass or hollow near the North base of Beinn Acha' Bhràghad, and runs eastwards until it enters Allt na Beinne
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CARN AN DUBH-THALAIMH |
Càrn an Dubh-thalaimh |
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Mr Watson
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This is a low rocky hill lying on the East side of the burn Easan Baile Mhuilinn, and about a quarter of a mile south of the Milton farm house. It means Hill of the Black Ground. |
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CREAG CUIRN NA LARAICHE |
Creag Cùirn na Làraiche
Creag Cùirn na Làraiche
Creag Cùirn na Làraiche |
Mr McGillivray
Mr Watson
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie |
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This is a narrow long, and very rocky hill situated a short distance to the south of Càrn an Dubh-thalaiimh, but separated from it by a small Peat moss It is a gaelic name, which means Hill of the Cairn of Ruins |
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GLENBEG |
Glenbeg
Glenbeg
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This name is given to a cluster of dwelling houses, offices etc, under the tenancy of three farmers, the houses are all one storey high thatched and only in middling repair they are situated near the west end of Strath Nairn and are the property of E, C, S, Walker Esqr of Aberarder |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milton |
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Mr John Watson, Foreman,
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This is a recently erected farm house and steading one story high, slated, and in first rate condition E, C, S, Walker Esqr proprietor Aberarder Inverness Shire |
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CREAG LIATH |
Creag Liath
Creag Liath
Creag Liath |
Mr McGillivray, Glenbeg
Mr, Watson, Foreman, Milton
Revd [Reverend] H McKenzie Moy |
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This is a small hill, very rocky on its northern face, and situated about half a mile to the south of Glenbeg farm houses. It means Grey Craig |
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CARN LEACHTER |
Càrn Leachter
Càrn Leachter
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Mr McGillivray
Mr Watson
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This is a prominent rocky hill, which lies immediately south of Creag Liath, and on the west side Easan Baile Mhuilinn, its derivation is obscure |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh
Creag Dhubh
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Mr McGillivray
Mr Watson
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This name is applied to a small hill, covered with heathy pasture, and situated about three quarters of a mile to the south of Glenbeg farm houses, and about half a mile west of Càrn Leachter It means Black Craig |
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CNOC NA CIORACHAIN |
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Mr Watson
Revd [Reverend] H Mckenzie |
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This name is given to a small conical shaped hill, covered with heathy pasture, and perfectly isolated from the surrounding hills It lies South of Beag Cuirn na haraiche, and between it, and the top of Earchan Dubh, It means Hill of the Little Pet Lamb. |
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AN LETH-ALLT |
An Leth-allt
An Leth-allt
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This is a hill stream which rises on the East side of Allt na Beinne, and near the Watershed between Strath Nairn and Strath Dearn and runs north Westward until it enters Allt na Beinne
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BEINN BHURAICH |
Beinn Bhùraich
Beinn Bhùraich
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This is a small isolated hill, covered with heather, and situated on the East side of Leth-allt.
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CARN NA SAOBHAIDH |
Càrn na Saobhaidh
Càrn na Saobhaidh
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This is a very high hill, covered with heather, and situated on the East side of Allt na Beinne, and is one of the most prominent hills on the watershed between Strath Nairn and Strath Dearn. It means Hill of the Foxes Den. It is the Boundary between the Parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity and Moy and Dalarossie. |
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CARN AN RATHAD DHUIBH |
Càrn an Rathaid Dhubh
Càrn an Rathaid Dhubh
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This hill is situated about one mile to the East of Càrn na Saobhaidh, and on the Watershed between Strath Dearn and Strath Nairn It is civered with heathy pasture It means Hill of te Black Road. It is on the Boundary between the Parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity and Moy and Dalarossie. |
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CAOCHAN SEILEACH |
Caochan Seileach
Caochan Seileach
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This is a small mountain stream which rises a short distance to the south of Carn na Rathaid Duibhe, and runs eastward for nearly a mile when it enters another stream named Allt Tarsuinn It means streamlet of the Willow |
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CARN ODHAR |
Càrn Odhar
Càrn Odhar
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Mr McGillivray
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This is a considerable sized heather covered hill, on the watershed between Strath Dearn and Strath Nairn, and about half a mile north of Carn na Rathaid Duibhe, and near the source of Leth-Allt It means Dun Hill. It is on the Boundary between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity & Moy and Dalarossie. |
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CAOCHAN DUBH-GHLAIC |
Caochan Dubh-Ghlaic |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
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A small streamlet having its source a little to the East of Càrn Ordhreagan and running in a northern direction till it joins the Kyllachie Burn Meaning Streamlet of the Black Hollow |
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ALLT TARSUINN |
Allt Tasuinn |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
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A large mountain stream having its source a little to the west of Aonach Odhar and running in a northern direction for about half its length then turning in a North Eastern direction till it joins the Kyllachie Burn which is a continuation of the same Burn Meaning Cross Burn. |
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CÁRN AN UILLT THARSUINN |
Càrn an Uillt Tharsuinn |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
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A small heath covered hill lying between Allt Tarsùinn and Caochan Bad an t-Sneachda it is partly surrounded by moss Meaning Hill of the Cross Burn |
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CAOCHAN BAD AN T-SNEACHDA |
Caochan Bad an t-Sneachda |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
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A small Burn having its source in the moss to the East of Càrn an Uillt Tharsuinn and running in a northern direction till it joins the Kyllachie Burn Meaning Streamlet of the tufts of the moss |
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CARN OIGHREAGAN |
Càrn Oighreagan. |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James McIntosh
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A small hill situated between Caochan Bad an t-Sneachda and Caochan Dubh-Ghlaic it is covered with heath interspersed with surface rocks and a few Boulders Meaning Hill of The Cloud Berry |
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CAOCHAN A' GHILLE |
Caochan a' Ghille |
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James MaIntosh
Mr Duncan McQueen |
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A small streamlet having its source in a small portion of moss to the west of Allt Tarsuinn and running in an Eastern direction to it joins Allt Tarsuinn Meaning Streamlet of the Lad |
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CAOCHAN NA MOINE GUIRME |
Caochan na Mòine Guirme |
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Mr James McIntosh
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A small streamlet having its source a little to the North of Allt Tarsuinn and running in a southern direction to it joins the Allt Tarsuinn near its junction with Caochan Bad an t-sneachda Meaning Streamlet of the Green moss |
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COILLE MHÒR |
Coille Mhòr |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Church School Master Tomatin
Mr. Duncan McQueen Dalmigavie |
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A small heath covered hill lying to the West of Cròm-allt Beag Meaning The Large Wood (Hill) On the Boundary between the Counties of Inverness and Nairn Detached |
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CRÒM-ALLT BEAG |
Cròm-allt Beag |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
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A mountain stream with two or three small tributaries having its source a little to the West of Càrn Ghrioair and turning in a Northern Direction till it joins Allt Mòr Meaning The Crooked Little Burn |
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ALLT MÒR |
Allt Mòr |
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A large mountain stream which receives this name from the junction of the Allt Dearg and Cròm-allt Mor it turns in a Northern directiontil it enters Strathnairn
Meaning Large Burn |
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CÀRN GHRIOGAIR |
Càrn Ghriogair |
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Mr James MacIntosh
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described in Sheet 56 It is on the Boundary between the parishes of Daviot and Dunlichity & Moy and Dalarossie |
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ALLT NA H-ADAIG |
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MONADHLIATH MOUNTAINS |
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BEINN BHREAC MHÒR |
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CAOCHAN NA CLAISE GAIRBHE |
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CAOCHAN LIONAR GHOBHLAG |
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ALLT AN FHEÀRNA |
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Allt na h-Adaig [note] on 56
Caochan Lionar Ghobhlag [note] on See remarks on Names of Sheet 56 -- Lionar Ghobhlag [note] These two words form one Complex idea and ought to be written one compound word in order to convey the true meaning of the name otherwise Lionar would refer Caochan & not to Gobhlag
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CÀRN LEACHTER |
Càrn Leachter |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr. Duncan McQueen |
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A small mossy hill situated between Allt Mòr and Cròm allt Beag Meaning Cairn of the Flagland |
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CRÒM-ALLT MOR |
Cròm-allt Mòr |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small Mountain stream having its source near the top of Càrn Ghriogair and running in a Northern direction till it joins the head of the Allt Mòr
Meaning The Crooked big Burn |
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ALLT DEARG |
Allt Dearg |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr. Duncan McQueen |
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A small stream having its source to the East of
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CRÒM-ALLT MOR |
Cròm-allt Mòr |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr. Duncan McQueen |
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A small Mountain stream having its source near the top of Càrn Ghriogair and running in a Northern direction till it joins the head of the Allt Mòr
Meaning The Crooked big Burn |
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CÀ RN AN SGIANAIR |
Càrn an Sgianair
Càrn an Sgianair
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A small hill situated about equidistant between Allt Feith an Sgiarnair and Caochan Dubh, it is covered with heathy pasture and loose stones
Meaning obscure |
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CAOCHAN DUBH |
Caochan Dubh
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Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James Macintosh
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A small stream having its source a short distance to the North of Carn an Sgianair, it runs in a Southern direction enters Glen Mazeran Burn a short distance East of the confluence of Allt Feith an Sgianair.
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CAOCHAN MEADHONACH |
Caochan Meadhonach
Caochan Meadhonach
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A stream having its source about one and one half miles to the South of Sgoran Liabh and after running in an Eastern direction for a distance of about one and one half miles it enters Glen Mazeran Burn at its confluence with Allt Feith an Sgianair.
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SGÒRAN LIATH |
Sgòran Liath |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James Macintosh
Mr. James Rose |
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A hill situated about one mile to the West of Carn na Sgianair it is covered with heath pasture and it signifies the Grey little Rock It is on the Boundary between the parishes of Moy and Dalarossie and Davish and Dunlichity. |
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CAOCHAN BEAG AN SGIANAIR |
Caochan Beag an Sgianair |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James Macintosh
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A small stream having its source a short distance to the East of Sgoran Liath, and after running in an Easterly direction it enters Allt Feith an Sgianair about one half mile from its source.
Meaning obscure |
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ALLT FÈITH AN SGANAIR |
Allt Fèith an Sgianair |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James Macintosh
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A stream having its source about one mile to the East of Sgoran Liath, it runs in a southeasterly direction it enters Glenmazeran Burn at its confluence with Caochan Madhonach.
Meaning obscure |
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CÀRN A' CHÙIL |
Càrn a' Chùil
Càrn a' Chùil
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Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
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A small hill situated between Caochan Meadhonach and Caochan a'Chùil, it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies the Hill of the Back |
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CAOCHAN A' CHÙIL |
Caochan 'a Chùil
Caochan 'a Chùil
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A stream having its source a short distance to the West of beinn Bhreac Mhòr and after running in a North-easterly direction it enters Caochan Meadhonach a short distance West of the confluence of Allt Feith Sgianair.
It signifies the streamlet of the Back |
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CAOCHAN DUBH RUIGHE NA SRÒINE |
Caochan Dubh Ruigh na Sròine
Caochan Dubh Ruigh na Sròine
Caochan Dubh Ruigh na Sròine |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
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A stream having its source a short distance to the South West of Aonach Odhar it runs in a Southwestern direction and enters Glen Mazeran Burn a short distance North of Pluc Beag, its banks are studed with natural Birch wood and Juniper bushes.
It signifies the Black Streamlet of the Sheiling of the Nose or Point |
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CREAG A' BHEALAIDH |
Creag a' Bhealaidh
Creag a' Bhealaidh
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Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
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A small rock situated about one half mile to the South East Aonach Odhar, it is covered with heathy pasture intermixed with Furze and it signifies the Rock of the Broom |
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AONACH ODHAR |
Aonach Odhar
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CAOCHAN NA POITE |
Caochan na Poite
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Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
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A small stream having its source at the Northern extremity of Creag Bhealiadh, it turns towards the East and enters Glenmazeran Burn a short distance East of the confluence of Allt an Fhearna.
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BAD FÉITHEANACH |
Bad Feitheanach Bad Feitheanach Bad Feitheanach |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James Macintosh
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Applied to a hollow situated about one fourth mile East of Creag Bhealiadh it is covered with heathy pasture and it signifies the spot of the Bogs |
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CAOCHAN AN FHÉIDH |
Caochan an Fhéidh
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A small stream having its source a little to the West of Pluc Mòr and enters GlenMazeran Burn a short distance West of Caochan Dubh Buighe na Sroine.
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COIRE NA CAILLICH |
Coire na Caillich
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A small hollow situated about one half mile East of Druim Ruadh it is covered partly with heath pasture and partly with rough pasture
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ALLT COIRE NA CAILLICH |
Allt Coire na Caillich
Allt Coire na Caillich
Allt Coire na Caillich |
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
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A stream having its source in Coire na Caillich and entering Glenmazeran a short distance East of Caochan na Poite
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ALLT DOIREAN SGEALBAICHT |
Allt Doirean Sgealbaicht
Allt Doirean Sgealbaicht
Allt Doirean Sgealbaicht |
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A stram having its rise about one fourth mile East of the confluence of with Caochan Lionar Gobhlag
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PLUC MÒR |
Pluc Mòr
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PLUC BEAG |
Pluc Beag |
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DRUIM RUADH |
Druim Ruadh
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Applied to a small ridge or hill situated about one half mile south of Creag Bhealaidh it is covered with fir wood and it signifies the Red Ridge |
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GLAC GHARBH |
Glac Gharbh
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Mr. James Rose |
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This name applies to a rough rocky hollow situated at the southern extremity of Pluc Mòr it is covered with Heath, natural Birch wood, and Furze.
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ALLT NA GLAIC GAIRBHE |
Allt na Glaic Gairbhe
Allt na Glaic Gairbhe
Allt na Glaic Gairbhe |
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Mr. James Rose |
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A stream having its source on the East side of Beinn Bhrac Mhòr it continues its course through Glac Garbh and joins allt an Fhearna a short distance East of Pluc Mòr
It signifies the Stream of the Rough Hollow |
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CAOCHAN RUADH |
Caochan Ruadh
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A small stream having its source on the northern side of Bad Feitheanach and after a course of little more than half a mile in a South Westerly direction it enters Glenmazeran Burn. It means the Red Streamlet |
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CAOCHAN AN FHASLAICH |
Caochan an Fhàslaich |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small stream having its source midway between Creag Gharlh and Kyllachic burn And running in a southeastern direction til it jopins the River Findhorn opposite Dalmigavic Lodge.
Meaning Streamlet of the Cave or Hollow |
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CREAG GHARBH |
Creag Garbh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
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A pretty large hill situated to the west of Glenmazeran Lodge it is steep and partly covered with stones and outcrop on the East and Western sides, but slopes back Gently to the West and is covered with heath only Meaning Rough Hill |
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TÒRR NA GARBOLE |
Tòrr na Garbole |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small detached hill immediatlely to the west of Garbole and North of Creag Garbh it is covered with heath and a few scattered birch trees around its base Meaning obscure |
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CÀRN MEADHONACH |
Càrn Meadhonach |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small heath covered hill about half a mile to the North of Kyllachic burn and near its junction with Allt a' Mharcaich it is steepest on its southern side Meaning Middle Cairn |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dubh |
Rev'd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh, Free Ch [Church] School, Tomatin
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GARBOLE |
Garbole |
Mr MacIntosh Fr [Free] Church School Master Tomatin
Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
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KYLLACHIE MILL (Corn) |
Kyllachie Mill |
Mr MacIntosh Fr Ch [Free Church] Schoolmaster
Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Aeneas MacIntosh |
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KYLLACHIE BURN |
Kyllachie Burn |
Mr MacIntosh Fr Ch [Free Church] Schoolmaster Mr MacDougal Tomatin
Aeneas MacIntosh |
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BANCHOR |
Banchor |
Mr MacIntosh Fr [Free] Church Schoolmaster Tomatin
Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie |
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A small thatched house with suitable office houses attached the whole in middling repair they are occupied by Mr McQueen and are the propert of General E Mortlachy Studd Oxton House Exeter |
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AUCHMORE |
Auchmore |
Mr MacIntosh Fr Ch [Free Church] Schoolmaster
Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
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A couple of one story thatched houses with infwerior office houses attached they are occupied by Mr McQueen and are the property of
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DALMIGAVIE LODGE |
Dalmigavie Lodge |
Mr MacIntosh Fr Ch [Free Church] Schoolmaster Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Aeneas MacIntosh |
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KYLLACHIE LODGE |
Kyllachie Lodge |
Mr MacIntosh Fr Ch [Free Church] Schoolmaster
Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Aeneas MacIntosh |
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CORRIEVORRIE |
Corrievorrie |
Mr MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Newal Burnett Esqr |
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Three or fpur one storey thatched houses with suitable thatched office houses attached the whole in Good Repair they are occupied by Mr MacBain and others and is the property of Newel Burnett Esqr Advocate Aberdeen |
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ARDACHY |
Ardachy |
Mr MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] SchoolmasterTomatin Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Newal Burnett Esqr |
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A good one storey thatched house with suitable office houses attached they are occupied by Alexander MacDonald and is the property of Newal Burnett Esqr Advocate Aberdeen |
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DALAROSSIE COTTAGE |
Dalarossie Cottage |
Mr MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
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GLEBE [Dalarossie] |
Glebe |
Mr MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin Mr MacDougal Post Master Tomatin
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie |
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A one storey thatched house with a couple of thatched office houses attached the Whole in Midling Repair they are occupied by Donald Kennedy and is the property of the Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie Moy |
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CHURCH [Dalarossie] |
church |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr MacIntosh
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A small slated building in Midling Repair. It was formerly the parish church of Dalarossie and is still occasionally used as a place of worship by the parishioners in the western portion of the Parish Date of Erection not known but it is believed to be very old it was originally a Roman Catholic chapel, afterwards used by the Episcopalians, and then became the Parish Church of Dalarossie for the established Church of Scotland. It is still one of the Parish Churches of the united parish of Moy and Dalarossie and public worship is held there by the Parish Minister once every three weeks. |
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CLACH AN T-SAGAIRT |
Clach an t-Sagairt
Clach an t-Sagairt
Clach an t-Sagairt |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh
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This name is given to a stone bason lying in the Graveyard of the Old Church of Dalarossie, it is believed to have been the baptismal font used when the church was in possession of the Roman Catholics and from this cicumstance it takes its name the meaning of which is the Priest's Stone |
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AUCHINTOUL |
Auchintoul
Auchintoul
Auchintoul |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Newal Burnett Esqr. Proprietor
Mr James MacKintosh |
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Two one storey former steadings adjacent to each other, they are both one storey high, thatched and in Mikling repair, they are the property of Newal Burnett Esqr. Aberdeen advocate. |
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CAOCHAN A' PHUILL |
Caochan a'Phuill |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A small streamlet having its source a little to the west of Creag Bhallach it runs in a Northern direction till it joins the River Findhorn opposite to Dalarossie Church
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CAOCHAN SEACHD |
Caochan Seacht |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A small streamlet having its source a little to the west of Caochan a'Phuill it runs in a Northern direction till it joins the River Findhorn nearly opposite to Garbole Meaning Streamlet of the Seven Springs or feeders |
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CLUNE |
Clune |
Mr MacIntosh, Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin Mr McDougal Postmaster Tomatin
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A good slated house two storeys high with slated Turf shed and dog Kennel attached it is separated from Clune Farm house by a stone and lime wall with Iron Gate and is Rented by J.H Arkright Hampton Court London It is the property of Mr MacIntosh Balnespick |
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BALBLAIR |
Balblair |
Mr MacIntosh, Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin Mr McDougal Postmaster Tomatin
Mr MacIntosh Balnispick |
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A small one storey house with suitable out offices attached the whole in bad repair they are occupied by William Robertson and are the property of Mr MacIntosh Balnespick |
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KNOCKANDOO |
Knockandoo |
Mr MacIntosh, Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Tomatin
Mr McDougal Postmaster Tomatin
Mr MacIntosh Balnespick |
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DALNABEIST |
Dalnabeist
Dalnabeist
Dalnabeist |
Mr MacIntosh, Free Church Schoolmaster Tomatin
Mr McDougal Postmaster Tomatin
Mr MacIntosh Balnespick |
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A one story high thatched house with thatched office houses attached the whole in Middling repair. They are occupied by Alexander Davison and is the property of Mr. Macintosh Balnespick |
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EASTER STRATHNOON |
Easter Strathnoon
Easter Strathnoon
Easter Strathnoon
Easter Strathnoon |
Mr James MacIntosh, Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster
Mr Mc Dougal Postmaster Tomatin
Mr Mac Intosh Balnespick
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A one story thatched house in Middling Repair with very inferior office houses They are occupied by by Angus McDonald and the Baptistry of Mr MacIntosh Balnaspick |
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WESTER STRATHNOON |
Wester Strathnoon
Wester Strathnoon
Wester Strathnoon
Wester Strathnoon |
Mr James Mac Intosh, Free Ch [Church] Schoolmaster Mr Mac Dougal Postmaster Tomatin
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKinzey
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A one story high thatched house with suitable thatched office houses attached the whole in Middling Repair they are occupied by Mr Mc Queen and the Property of General E Studd Oxton House Exeter |
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CNOCAN DUBH |
Cnocan Dubh
Cnocan Dubh
Cnocan Dubh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
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CREAG SRATH NA H-AIMHNE |
Creag Srath na h-Aimhne
Creag Srath na h-Aimhne
Creag Srath na h-Aimhne |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKinzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A small hill with a few rocks on its western end it is situated near to Easter Strathnoon
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AN SOCACH |
An Sochac
An Sochac
An Sochac |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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A pretty large and prominent hill situated a little to the south of Wester Strathnoon it is steep on its North and Eastern sides but slopes off more gently towards the South Meaning The Ploughshare |
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ALLT LATHACHAID |
Allt Lathachaidh
Allt Lathachaidh
Allt Lathachaidh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
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A large mountain stream having its source about a couple of miles to the South of easter Strathnoon it turns in a North Western direction till it joins the River Findhorn between Easter and Wester Strathnoon Meaning the Miry Burn |
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WESTER STRATHNOON BURN |
Wester Strathnoon Burn
Wester Strathnoon Burn
Wester Strathnoon Burn |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald Munro |
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It is sometimes called Strathnoon Burn but it is better known by the name adopted.
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CREAG BHALLACH |
Creag Bhallach
Creag Bhallach
Creag Bhallach |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small hill situated between Wester Strathnoon Burn and Caochan a' Phuill it is covered with heath and scattered stones
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CARN NA GLAIC FLICHE |
Càrn na Glaic Fliche
Càrn na Glaic Fliche
Càrn na Glaic Fliche |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacIntosh Free Ch [Church] School Tomatin
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A heath covered hill about 1700 feet high situated South of Càrn na Ghairth-choire and near the Co. [County] Boundary between Inverness and Elginshire Meaning Hill of the Wet Hollow |
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CARN AN LOIN |
Càrn an Lòin
Càrn an Lòin
Càrn an Lòin |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A round heath covered hill situated between Clune Burn and Allt Phris it is about 1600 feet in height Meaning Hill of the Meadow |
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CLUNE BURN |
Clune Burn
Clune Burn
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Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A large mountain strem in the Coire na Reich and flowing in a North Western direction till it enters the River Findhorn at Clune Lodge |
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TOM LIATH |
Tom Liath
Tom Liath
Tom Liath |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small heath covered eminence situated to the West of Cluaine Burn and North of Càrn Coire na Eurath Meaning The Grey Hill |
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CÀRN COIRE NA H-EURATH |
Càrn Coire na h-Eurath
Càrn Coire na h-Eurath
Càrn Coire na h-Eurath |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small heath covered hill on South Western eminence of Coire na Eurath and only separated from it by a slight hollow Meaning not known |
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COIRE NA H-EURATH |
Coire na h-Eurath Coire na h-Eurath Coire na h-Eurath |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh Mr Donald MacBain |
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A large hill lying to the west of Clune Burn near its source it is covered with heath and juniper Meaning not known |
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COIRE AN AITEIL |
Coire an Aiteil
Coire an Aiteil
Coire an Aiteil |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small portion of hill side it lies between Clune Burn and Càrn Doire an Aiteal and near the source of Clune Burn Meaning Correy of the Juniper |
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COIRE NA REICHE |
Coire na Reiche
Coire na Reiche
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Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie
Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A hollow surrounded by hills on all sides except the North west it is covered with mountain grass an scattered juniper Meaning not known |
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CÀRN DOIRE AN AITEIL |
Càrn Doire an Aiteil
Càrn Doire an Aiteil
Càrn Doire an Aiteil |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A large heath covered hill lying to the south of
Càrn na Glaic Flich and between Càrn na Larach And Coire an Aiteil
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CÀRN NA LARACH |
Càrn na Làrach
Càrn na Làrach
Càrn na Làrach |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A large hill on the Co [County] Boundary between Inverness and Elginshire it is the Highest hill on this range for a couple of miles on either side
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TÒRR MÒR |
Tòr Mòr
Tòr Mòr
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Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A small hill on the western side of Slochd Mòr it is on both sides of the Co [County] Boundary and is covered with heath and juniper Meaning large heap |
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SLOCHD MÒR |
Slochd Mòr
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Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A deep and rugged pass on the leading co [County] road between Inverness and Perth this Pass is partly in Invernessshire and partly in Elginshire and has been noted as the haunt of highwaymen and robbers. Meaning the Great Den |
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CÀRN NAM BAIN-TIGHEARNA |
Càrn nam Bain- tighearna
Càrn nam Bain- tighearna
Càrn nam Bain- tighearna |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
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A large hill on the North East of Slochd Mòr it is the second highest hill on this range and is partly in Invernessshire and partly in Elginshire the County slopes Westwards from these hills to the River Findhorn and Southward to the River Dulnan Meaning The Ladies' Hill |
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SPÙTAN DUBHA |
Sputan Dubha
Sputan Dubha
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Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Mr James MacIntosh
Mr Donald MacBain |
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A small stream on the Northern side of Slochd Mòr forming the Co [County] Boundary at this part it is surface water and is dry at times Meaning Black Spout |
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TÒRR A' MHUILINN |
Tòr a'Mhuilinn
Tòr a'Mhuilinn
Tòr a'Mhuilinn |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich |
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A prominent hill nearly round situated a little south of Creag Dhuth it is covered with heathy pasture to its summit and is the property of Aenos Mackintosh Esqr. Inverness. It signifies the Mill hill or heap |
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh
Creag Dhubh
Creag Dhubh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich |
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A prominent hill situated a short distance North-East of the farm steading of Dalmigarie its northern front is rocky, and affords but bad pasturage the remaining portions of it are covered with heathy pasture property of Aenos Mackintosh Esqr Inverness. It signifies the Black Rock |
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CREAG DHUBH AITEIL |
Creag Dhubh Aiteil
Creag Dhubh Aiteil
Creag Dhubh Aiteil |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich |
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Applied to a hill of considerable height situated about ¾ of a mile south of the farmsteading of Dalmigarie. property of Aenos Mackenzie Esqr Inverness. It signifies the black hill of the juniper |
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CREAG BHINNEAN |
Creag Binnean
Creag Binnean
Creag Binnean |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
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A sharp pointed hill situated a little south-west of Creag Shuas an Lagain it is covered with heathy pasture and is the property of I Fowler Esqr 2 Queens Square Place London. It signifies the Rock of the pinnacle |
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CNOC SHUAS AN LAGAIN |
Cnoc Shuas an Lagain
Cnoc Shuas an Lagain
Cnoc Shuas an Lagain |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich
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CREAG DHUBH |
Creag Dhubh Creag Dhubh Creag Dhubh |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich |
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A very prominent hill situated a little to the south of the farmsteading of Banchoruan its west front is rocky and precipitous. Property of Aenos Mackintosh sqr Inverness
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CREAG BHEAG |
Creag Beag
Creag Beag
Creag Beag |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
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Applied to a hill immediately above the farmsteading of Banchruan. It is covered with fir wood to its summit and is the property of Aenos Mackintosh Esqr. Dalmigavie or 40 Church Street . It signifies the 'little rock' |
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GLENMAZERAN BURN |
Glenmazeran Burn
Glenmazeran Burn
Glenmazeran Burn |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich Strathdearn |
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A considerable stream having its source at the North-Eastern base of Beinn Bhric Mhor and flowing in an easterly direction until it enters the river Findhorn near Glenmazeran Lodge |
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GLEN MAZERAN |
GlenMazeran
GlenMazeran
GlenMazeran
GlenMazeran |
Revd [Reverend] H. MacKenzie Manse Moy Mr James Mackintosh F.C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
J. Fowler Esqr. proprietor
James Stuart Coignafeuinternich Strathdearn |
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A glen extending from Beinn Bhric Mhor on the west to Glenmazeran Lodge in Strath-Dearn on the East. It is all sheep pasture except some wood at its western extremity. property of J. Fowler Esqr, 2 Queens Square Place London. |
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ALLT A' MHUILINN |
Allt a' Mhuilinn
Allt a' Mhuilinn
Allt a' Mhuilinn |
Rev'd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin
Mr Stuart Coignafeuinternich, Strathdearn |
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A considerable Stream having its source at the North Eastern base Carn Dubhaig an Doire and flowing in a North Westerly direction until it joins the River Findhorn near to Daltomach. It signifies the Mill Stream. |
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TULLOCH (Ruins of) |
Tulloch (Ruins of)
Tulloch (Ruins of)
Tulloch (Ruins of) |
Rev'd [Reverend] Hector Mackenzie, Manse, Moy
Mr James MacKintosh F. C. [Free Church] School Tomatin
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich, Strathdearn |
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Applied to a group of ruins, the walls of which are nearly level with the ground. it was formerly a farmsteading; but has not been occupied as such for a number of years- property of Aenes Mackintosh, 40 Church St, Inverness. |
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CÀRN BAD AN DAIMH |
Càrn Bad an Daimh
Càrn Bad an Daimh
Càrn Bad an Daimh |
Rev'd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin
Mr Stuart Coignafeuinternich, Strathdearn |
044 |
A considerable hill situated about 30 chains east of Creag Dhubh it is covered in heathy pasture to its summit, and is the property of Aenes Mackintosh, 40 Church St, Inverness. It signifies the hill of the ox's, Tuftor Grove. |
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CARN RUAIRIDH |
Càrn Ruairidh
Càrn Ruairidh
Càrn Ruairidh |
Rev'd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin
Mr Stuart Coignafeuinternich, Strathdearn |
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Applied to a prominent hill situated a short distance Souyh West of Creag Bhinnein it is partly covered with Fir wood and heathy pasture and is the property of The Mackintosh of Mackintosh and J. Fowler Esqr 2 Queens Square place London. It signifies Roderick's hill. |
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TULLOCH BURN |
Tulloch Burn
Tulloch Burn
Tulloch Burn |
Mr Stuart Coignafeuinternich
Mr MacKintosh Coignashie |
044 |
A small stream having its source at the Southern base of Lon a'Mhuilinn and flowing in a westerly direction until it enters the River Findhorn a little below the ruins of of the farm-steading of Tulloch. |
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DALTOMACH |
Daltomach
Daltomach
Daltomach |
J. Fowler Esqr proprietor
Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy |
044 |
Applied to a cot house one story high thatched and in good repair property of J. Fowler Esqr. 2 Queens Square place London. |
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LAGGAN |
Laggan
Laggan
Laggan |
J Fowler Esqr proprietor
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin |
044 |
A farmhouse and out-offices one storey high Slated and in good repair. property of J. Fowler Esqr. 2 Queens Square place London. |
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BANCHORUAN |
Banchoruan
Banchoruan
Banchoruan |
William Fraser MacKintosh Esqr Factor Inverness
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin |
044 |
A farmhouse and out-offices one storey high partly thatched and partly slated, in good repair. property of Aenas Mackintosh Esqr. 40 Church Street, Inverness. |
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GLENMAZERAN LODGE |
Glenmazeran Lodge
Glenmazeran Lodge
Glenmazeran Lodge |
J Fowler Esqr proprietor
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James MacKintosh, F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin |
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A commodious house with ornamental grounds and vegetable garden attached it is two stories high slated and in excellent repair. property of J. Fowler Esqr. 2, Queens Square place London. |
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CARN LEACHTER BEAG |
Càrn Leachter Beag
Càrn Leachter Beag
Càrn Leachter Beag |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
044 |
A healthy pasture hill situate about half a mile to the north west of Carn Leachter Mhòr property of [left blank]
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CÀRN LEACHTER MOR |
Càrn Leachter Mhòr
Càrn Leachter Mhòr
Càrn Leachter Mhòr |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
044 |
A heathy pasture hill situate half a mile south east of Carn Leachta Beag.
property of [left blank]
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CARN DUBH AIG AN DOIRE |
Càrn Dubh aig an Doire
Càrn Dubh aig an Doire
Càrn Dubh aig an Doire |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
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A large heathy pasture hill situate half a mile southeast of Carn Leachter Mor
property of [left blank]
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CARN DUBH 'IC AN DEOIR [1895] |
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CÀRN DUBH UISG NA COINNICH |
Càrn Dubh Uisg na Còinnich
Càrn Dubh Uisg na Còinnich
Càrn Dubh Uisg na Còinnich |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
044 |
A small heathy pasture hill situate about one mile north of Carn Dubh aig an Doire.
It means the black hill of the moss water |
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CÀRN NA h-AIRIDH SAMHRAICH |
Càrn na h-Airidh Samhraich
Càrn na h-Airidh Samhraich
Càrn na h-Airidh Samhraich |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
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A heathy pasture hill situate a mile and a half north of Carn Dubh Uisgna Coinnich.
It means the hill of the summer shieling |
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CÀRN COIRE NA CAORACH |
Càrn Coire na Caorach
Càrn Coire na Caorach
Càrn Coire na Caorach |
Rev'd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie Manse Moy
Mr James Macintosh, Free Church School, Tomatin
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich |
044 |
[Situation] Trace 6 On the northern Bdy [Boundary] of the parish of Alvie.
A heathy pasture hill situate on the county boundary between elgin and Invernesshire about one mile south of Càrn Phris Mhoir - property of [blank]
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CÀRN PHRIS MHÒIR |
Càrn Phris Mhòir
Càrn Phris Mhòir
Càrn Phris Mhòir |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
044 |
[Situation] Trace 6 On the north east Bdy [Boundary] of the Ph [Parish] of Moy and Dalarossie.
A heathy pasture hill situate on the county boundary between Elgin and Invernesshire about one mile north of Carn Coire na Caorach. It is the joint property of Lord Seafield and signifies Hill of the large Bush |
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CAOCHAN NAN GAMHAINN |
Caochan nan Gamhainn
Caochan nan Gamhainn
Caochan nan Gamhainn |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr J MacKintosh F.C. [Free Church] School, Tomatin
Mr James Stuart Coignafeuinternich. |
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[Situation] Trace 5 In the Ph [Parish] of Moy and Dalarossie.
A small stream having its source about 40 chains North East of Càrn Dubh Uisg na Còinnich and flowing in an easterly direction until it enters Allt Bhlathach at the junction of of Caochan Leachter.
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[List of names as written] CAOCHAN NAN GAMHAINN [Added in pencil] Gamhra
[Modes of Spelling] Caochan nan Gamhainn [Added in pencil] some would write Caochan nan Gamhan but not Coachan nan Gamhainan but the popular mode is nan Gamhna and which is always written on the plans.
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CAOCHAN LEACHTER |
Caochan Leachter |
Revd [Reverend] Hector MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh
Mr James Stuart |
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A small stream using at the South Western base base of Carn Phris Mhoir and running in a north west course joins [blank] about 1¾ miles below its source. Its signification is obscure |
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BEINN A' BHEURLAICH |
Beinn a'Bheurlaich
Beinn a'Bheurlaich
Beinn a'Bheurlaich |
Mr McPhail
Revd [Reverend] H MacKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a small but high top of a hill, which lies about one mile to the East of mid Lairgs farm house, and a short distance to the North of Meall Mòr and the Boundary between the Parishes of Deviot and Dunlichity and Moy and Dalarossie passes over its summit.
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TUMULUS [Mid Lairgs] |
Tumulus
Tumulus
Tumulus |
Mr McPhail
Mr Forbes, Auchbain
Mr McKenzie |
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This is a small mound of earth situated in a small piece of flat moss, and and near some cultivated land belonging to the Lairgs, from which farm house it lies a short distance to the north. About the near 1839, a stone coffin was found here, supposed to have contained human remains; no other information could be obtained about this mound. |
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STONE COFFIN FOUND HERE A.D. 1839 [Tumulus, Mid Lairgs] |
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ROUT OF MOY HERE A.D. 1746 |
Rout of Moy, here A.D. 1746/ |
The MacKintosh, Moy Hall, Co. [County] Inverness
C. F. MacKintosh Commissioner for the Mackintosh, 16 Union St. Inverness. |
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The Rout of Moy occurred on 16th March 1746/ a month before the Battle of Culloden near General Wade's Military Road. and between Creag Bane and Creag an Eòin. It appears that upon the above date Lord London with the King's Army was at Inverness, when being informed that Prince Charles Stuart was to sleep that night at Moy, he left Inverness with 1500 men with the intention of Capturing the Prince, and thereby to put an end to the Rebellion - The Mackintosh's wife having received notice that the King's Army was advancing on Moy Hall - she consulted with Donald Fraser, Blacksmith at Moybeg, a clever and active man, he agreed with five other men whom she named, to reconnoitre the royal army along the high road to Inverness.
It was dusk in the evening when they reached the hass at the hill Creag an Eòin. Here there was a quantity of fuel and divots set up to dry. Donald and his men, in order to watch the motions of the ensuing placed themselves a few hundred yards asunder, amongst these heaps; soon after they perceived London's troop coming forwards and when the army came within hearing a command was passed by Donald, and then from man to man in a load voice along a distance of a quarter of a mile.
Lord London, suspecting in the twilight that the heaps above which were the Highland army was instantly retreated and did not cease retreating until he arrive in Sutherlandshire upwards 70 miles he having crossed 3 arms of the sea.
this affair was humoursly called the 'Rout of Moy'
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MEALL NA FUAR-GHLAIC |
Meall na Fuarghlaic
Meall na Fuarghlaic
Meall na Fuarghlaic |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr. A. Forbes
Revd. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a large rocky hill which lies on the east side of Creag nanGabhar, but separated from it by a narrow defile. It means Stream of the Cold Hollow |
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ALLT NA LAIRIGE |
Allt na Lairige
Allt na Lairige
Allt na Lairige |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr. A. Forbes Revd. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a hill stream which rises on the north side of Beinn Dhuith and falls northward for a distance of three miles, passing through the cultivated lands of Wester Lairgs, it is joined by another stream both of which enter the River Nairn.
Meaning not known.
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MID LAIRGS |
Mid Lairgs
Mid Lairgs
Mid Lairgs
Mid Lairgs |
C. F. McIntosh Esqr. Factor Inverness
Mr McPhail, Tenant
Mr James Macintosh
Revd. [Reverend] H. McKenzie |
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This is a farm house one story high with numerous outhouses attached, the whole thatched and in excellent condition The McIntosh, Moy Hall proprietor |
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AUCHBAIN |
Auchbain
Auchbain
Auchbain
Auchbain |
C.F. McIntosh Factor
John Forbes, Tenant
Revd. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
020 |
This is a small farmhouse one story high with barn byre and stabling attached the whole thatched and in good repair.
The McIntosh, Proprietor |
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MIDLAIRGS BURN |
Mid Lairgs Burn
Mid Lairgs Burn
Mid Lairgs Burn
Mid Lairgs Burn |
Mr McPhail
Mr John Forbes, Auchbain
Revd. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh |
020 |
This is a mountain stream which rises a short distance to the west of Creag an Eoin, and runs, generally, in a northern direction until it is joined by another, of similar size, from the west. It is an anglicesed gaelic name. |
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ALLT AN SPARDAIN |
Allt an Spàrdain
Allt an Spàrdain
Allt an Spàrdain
Allt an Spàrdain |
Mr D. Fraser, Gamekeeper
Mr A. Forbes, Inverarnie |
020 |
This stream takes its rise in a rocky defile a little North of Blàs Buidhe, and runs in a north east direction for about a mile and a half, passing Inverarnie farm house and enters a large stream near the Free Church of Strathnairn
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BLÀR BUIDHE |
Blàr Buidhe
Blàr Buidhe
Blàr Buidhe
Blàr Buidhe |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr. A. Forbes
Rev. [Reverend] H McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a small Peat Moss near the head of Allt an Spardain and from which the Tenants of Inverarnie get their fuel. It means Yellow Moss |
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CREAG NAN GOBHAR |
Creag nan Gobhar
Creag nan Gobhar
Creag nan Gobhar |
Mr. D. Fraser
Mr. A. Forbes
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr. James MacKintosh |
020 |
[Situation] Sheet 31
This is a very bold rocky hill almost entirely composed of rock on its eastern side. It is situated about one mile south of Inverarnie farm house, and at the head of Allt an Spardain. It means The Goat's Craig |
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INVERARNIE |
Inverarnie
Inverarnie
Inverarnie
Inverarnie |
Mr Donald Fraser, Gamekeeper
Alexander Forbes, Tenant
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie, Manse, Moy
Mr. James Macintosh, Free Church School, Tomatin |
020 |
This is a small farm house with offices and several small dwelling houses, all one story high thatched, and only in a middling state of repair
Samuel Smithson Esqr, proprietor |
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MEALL BEAG |
Meall Beag
Meall Beag
Meall Beag
Meall Beag |
Mr Donald Fraser, Gamekeeper
Mr. Alexander Forbes,
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie,
Mr. James Macintosh |
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This name is applied to the smallest of two rocky tops of a large hill which lies a short distance on the East side of Inverarnie farm house
It means Small Hill |
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MEALL MÒR |
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr |
Mr D. Fraser,
Mr. Alexander Forbes,
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie,
Mr. James Macintosh |
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This name is applied to the highest top of a hill which lies about ½ mile to the East of Inverarnie, and about the same distance South of Wester Lairgs. It means Large Hill |
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CRAIG BANE |
Craig Bane
Craig Bane
Craig Bane
Craig Bane |
Mr McPhail,
Mr Davidson,
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie,
Mr James Macintosh |
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This hill is situated about a mile to the westwards of Aultnaslanach farm house and about half a mile North of Creag an Eoin but separated from it by a large hollow. It is entirely covered with loose stones and heathy pasture, and inclines to be very rocky on its southern face. It is on the Boundary between the Phs. [Parishes] of Daviiot and Dunlichity, and Moy and Dalarossie |
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CREAG BHEITHIN |
Creag Bheithin
It means Benjamin's Craig |
Mackintosh of Mackintosh, Moy Hall, Invernesshire |
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MEALL MÒR |
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr
Meall Mòr |
Mr McPhail
Mr Davidson
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
021 |
This is one of the highest tops of a small group of hills, lying between the old military road and the present toll road, and situated about half a mile north of Craig Bane which is also one of this group
It means Big Hill and it is on the Boundary between the Phs [Parishes] of Daviot and Dunlichity, and Moy and Dalarossie |
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CREAG AN EÒIN |
Creag an Eòin
Creag an Eòin
Creag an Eòin
Creag an Eòin |
Mr McPhail Mid Lairgs
Mr Davidson, Aulnaslanach
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie,
Mr J Macintosh |
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This is a large hill covered in loose stones and rocks on its northern face, and situated about half a mile to the west of Aulnaslanach farm house, and a short distance to the south of General wade's Military Old Road. It means Rock of the Bird |
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CISTE CREAG AN EÒIN |
Ciste Creag an Eòin
Ciste Creag an Eòin
Ciste Creag an Eòin
Ciste Creag an Eòin |
Mr McPhail
Mr Davidson
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie, Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a small hollow almost entirely surrounded with rocks, and lying at northern base of Creag an Eòin.
the Statistical Account mentions it as "A circular hollow surrounded with rocks and accessible only through a narrow entrance, and was formerly used as a place of concealment, for the families of highlanders when going on a foray" It means Chest of the Rock of the Bird. |
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BEINN DUBH |
Beinn Dhubh
Beinn Dhubh
Beinn Dhubh
Beinn Dhubh |
Mr McPhail
Mr Donald Fraser Gamekeeper Inverarnie
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh |
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This name is given to a long hill of considerable height, very rocky. It is situated about half a mile South of Wester Lairgs farm steading.
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ALLT NA FUAR-GHLAIC |
Allt na Fuar-ghlaic
Allt na Fuar-ghlaic
Allt na Fuar-ghlaic
Allt na Fuar-ghlaic |
Mr McPhail
Mr Donald Fraser G.Keeper [Gamekeeper]
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a considerable sized stream which rises in a hollow which lies between Beinn nan Caillich and Beinn Dhubh, and runs north westward for about four miles until it enters the River Nairn about two miles above Craggie hue. It means Stream of the cold hollow |
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ALLT NA RÀNAIN |
Allt na Rànain
Allt na Rànain
Allt na Rànain
Allt na Rànain |
Mr McPhail
Revd [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Macintosh |
020 |
This is a small stream which rises near Beinn nan Cailleach, and between it, and Creag an Eoin, and runs in a western direction for about three-quarters of a mile, when it enters Allt na Fuar-ghlaic
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ALLT RUIGH AN-T SABHAIL |
Allt Ruigh an-t Sabhail |
See Name Book of Duthill and Rothismurchus. Co. Elgin/det no 2/ |
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County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity |
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CREAGAN BAD EACH |
Creagan Bad Each
Creagan Bad Each
Creagan Bad Each
Creagan Bad Each |
Mr McPhail
Mr Davidson
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie, Manse, Moy
Mr James Mackintosh, Free Church School Tomatin |
020 |
This is a small hill, covered with heather, and having a few rocks near its top It lies about one mile south of Mid Lairgs
It means Small Rock of the Horses |
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BEINN NAN CAILLEACH |
Beinn nan Cailleach
Beinn nan Cailleach
Beinn nan Cailleach
Beinn nan Cailleach |
Mr McPhail
Mr Davidson
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James Mackintosh |
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This is a large round hill covered with heather, situated near the boundary between Strathdearn and Strathnairn and about one mile south west of Creagan Eoin. this name is given to it from several large stones which lie on the top, which the country people say, resemble old women convening
It means The Old Womens' Mountain |
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County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity |
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Creagan Bad Each - Under 'List of Names' is written 'This name would not be known in the locality if written Grammatically'
Under 'Description Remarks' - 'Horses' added in pencil. 'tuft' crossed out and 'hills' added in pencil |
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BADACHREAMH |
Badachreamh
Badachreamh
Badachreamh
Badachreamh |
Mr McPhail
Mr Davidson
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie
Mr James MacKintosh |
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This name is applied to the ruins of a house and offices which was formerly, when General Hade's road was in use, a public house. It lies at the side of the above road about three miles to the westward of Moy Church |
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UAIGH AN DUINE-BHEO |
Uaigh an Duine-bheo
Uaigh an Duine-bheo
Uaigh an Duine-bheo
Uaigh an Duine-bheo |
Mr McPhail
Mr Davidson
Statistical Account
Rev. [Reverend] H. McKenzie Mr James Macintosh |
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This is a small cairn of stones lying in a small green hollow at the side of a cart road which leads from General Wade's Military road to Mid Lairgs and wester Lairgs. It is said that a man was buried alive here for giving false evidence regarding the boundary of two Lairds property. Hence the name which means The Living Man's Grave |
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County of Inverness Parish of Daviot and Dunlichity
A. B. Coddington Mr. [Major] 24.2.70 |
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Badachreamh - under 'List of Names' is added 'In ruins' |
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[Page] 149
[Volume] 5
OS1/17/5
NAME BOOK
No 1
OF PART OF THE PARISHES OF
Alvie, Daviot and Dunlichty, and Moy and Dalarossie.
In 6 inch sheets Nos 13, 20, 21, 22, 32, 33, 43, 44 & 45.
Inverness-shire |
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[Page] 150
Alvie & Daviot N'
INDEX to 6 Inch Sheets Nos 19 [torn] 22 32 33 43 44 & 45
Names of Objects -- Page -- 6 inch sheet
Allt a' Choire Mhoir -- 80 -- 32
Allt a' Chùil -- 49 -- 32
Allt an Fheàrna -- 99 -- 43
Allt an Liana Mhòir -- 15 -- 21
Allt a'Mharcaich -- 63 -- 33
Allt a'Mhuilinn -- 130 -- 44
Allt an t-Sean-achaidh -- 30 -- 21
Allt an t-Slugain -- 85 -- 43
Allt an Tairbh -- 46 -- 33
Allt Bail nan Gòrdonach -- 62 -- 32
Allt Braenrerich -- 79 -- 32
Allt Bruachaig -- 46 -- 33
Alltt Casach -- 69 -- 32
Allt Coire na Caillich -- 107 -- 43
Allt Cromagach -- 49 --32
Allt Dearg -- 100 -- 43
Allt Doirean Sgealbaicht -- 107 -- 43
Allt Dubhag -- 56 --32
Allt Feithe an Sgianair -- 102 -- 43
Allt Lathachaid -- 122 --44
Allt Loisgte -- 43 -- 33
Allt Mòr -- 98 -- 33
Allt Mòr -- 39 --22
Allt na h-Adaig -- 99 -- 43
Allt na h-Airidh Samhraich -- 49 -- 32
Allt na Beinne -- 87 -- 43
Allt na Beine -- 11 -- 21
Allt Creag Bheithin -- 16 -- 21
Allt na Crìche -- 29 -- 21
Allt na Feithe Sheilich -- 48 -- 33
Allt na Fuar-ghlaic -- 145 -- 20
Allt na Glaic Gairbh -- 109 -- 43
Allt na Lairige -- 139 -- 20
Allt nam Meannan -- 26 -- 21
Allt na Rànain -- 146 -- 20
Allt na Slànaich -- 15 -- 21
Allt Nicrath -- 65 -- 32
Allt Odhar -- 12 -- 21
Allt Phris -- 62 -- 32
Allt Phris -- 113 -- 44
Allt Ruigh an t-Sabhail -- 146 -- 45
Allt Ruithe Mòire -- 3 -- 13
Allt Seileach -- 37 -- 22
Allt Sguabach -- 41 -- 33
Allt Tarsuinn -- 95 -- 43
An Leth-allt -- 91 -- 43
An Socach -- 121 -- 44
Aonach Odhar -- 94 -- 43
Ardachy -- 45 -- 44
Auchbain -- 140 -- 20
Auchintoul -- 117 -- 44
Auchmore -- 114 -- 44
Auchnagall -- 9 -- 21
Auchnahillan -- 7 -- 21
Aultnaslanach -- 19 -- 21
Badachreamh -- 148 -- 20
Badenoch -- 112 -- 44
Bad Feitheanach -- 106 -- 43
Balblair -- 119 -- 44
Banchor -- 114 -- 44
Banchoruan -- 132 -- 44
Balmore -- 59 -- 30
Balnagordonach -- 71 -- 30
Balvraid -- 59 -- 30
Beinne Acha'Bhràghad -- 87 -- 30
Beinn a'Bheurlaich -- 137 -- [not visible]
Beinn an Uain -- 10 -- [not visible]
Beinn Bhreac -- 10 -- [not visible]
Beinn Bhreac -- 61 -- [not visible]
Beinn Bhreac Mhòr -- 99 -- 43
Beinn Bhuraich -- 92 -- [not visible]
Beinn Dubh -- 145 -- [not visible]
Beinn nan Cailleach -- 147 -- [not visible]
Beinn na Buchanich -- 4 -- [not visible]
Beinn na h-Iolaire -- 18 -- [not visible] |
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Names of Objects -- page -- 6 inch Sheet
Creag Liath -- 90 -- 43
Creag Srath na h-Aimhne -- 121 -- 44
Croft -- 45 -- 33
Croftdhu -- 57 -- 32
Crom-allt Beag -- 98 -- 43
Crom- allt Mòr -- 100 -- 43
Cùirn Caola -- 86 -- 43
Dalarossie Cottage -- 115 -- 44
Dalmigavie Lodge -- 114 -- 44
Dalmagarry - 54 -- 32
Dalmagarry Burn -- 54 -- 32
Dalnahown -- 81 -- 32
Dalnabeist -- 120 -- 44
Daltomach -- 131 -- 44
Dalriach -- 7 -- 21
Dalriach Burn -- 5 -- 13
Dell of Morile -- 83 -- 32
Druim an Tuirc -- 60 -- 32
Drumbain -- 71 -- 32
Druim Ruadh -- 108 -- 43
Easan Baile Mhuilinn -- 85 -- 43
Easter Strathnoon -- 120 -- 44
Edinchat -- 59 -- 32
Eilean nan Clach -- 25 -- 21
Findhorn Bridge -- 78 -- 32
Findhornbridge -- 78 -- 32
Freeburn Inn -- 53 -- 32
Free House -- 53 -- 32
Free Church -- 84 -- 32
Free Church School -- 21 -- 21
Funtack burn -- 54 -- 21
Garbole -- 113 -- 44
General Wades Military Road --36 -- 21
Gleann an Tairbh -- 46 -- 33
Gleann Seileach -- 37 -- 22
Glebe -- 116 -- 44
Glenbeg -- 89 -- 43
Glenkirk -- 45 -- 32
Glen Marzeran -- 129 -- 44
Glenmazeran Burn -- 129 -- 44
Glenmazeran Lodge -- 132 -- 44
Inach -- 27 -- 21
Inverarnie -- 142 -- 20
Invereen -- 53 -- 32
Knockandoo -- 119 -- 44
Kyllachie Burn -- 113 -- 44
Kyllachie Lodge -- 114 -- 44
Kyllachie Mill (Corn) -- 113 -- 44
Laggan -- 132 -- 44
Lagan nan Gobhar -- 41 -- 33
Lochan a'Chaoruinn -- 8 -- 21
Lochan an Leinibh -- 8 -- 21
Lochan Odhar -- 48 -- 33
Loch Bruachaig -- 43 -- 33
Loch Moy -- 22 -- 21
Lower Inverbrough -- 58 -- 32
Lynemore -- 19 -- 21
Manse -- 23 -- 21
Manse -- 84 -- 32
Meall Beag -- 142 -- 20
Meall Beag -- 45 -- 33
Meall Breacribh -- 31 -- 21
Meall Mòr -- 142 -- 21
Meall Mòr -- 4 -- 13
Meall Mòr -- 40 -- 22
Meall Mòr -- 143 -- 20
Meallmore Lodge -- 7 -- 21
Meall na Fuar-ghlaic -- 139 -- 20
Mid Morile -- 67 -- 32
Mid Lairgs -- 140 -- 20
Milton -- 45 -- 33
Midlairgs Burn -- 140 -- 220
Milton -- 89 -- 43
Milton of Moy -- 59 -- 32
Monadhliath Mountains -- 99 -- 43
Morilemore -- 77 -- 32
Moybeg -- 23 -- 21
Moy Burn -- 9 -- 21
Moy Hall -- 24 -- 21
Moy Inn and Post Office -- 23 -- 21
Moymore -- 9 -- 21 |
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Names of Objects -- page -- Sheet
Càrn Iain Ruaidh -- 43 -- 33
Càrn Iain Ruaidh -- 47 -- 33
Càrn Leachter -- 90 -- 43
Càrn Leachter -- 100 -- 43
Càrn Leachter Beag -- 133 -- 44
Càrn Leachter Mòr -- 133 -- 44
Càrn Leathan -- 42 -- 33
Càrn Loisgte -- 47 -- 33
Càrn Meadhonach -- 111 -- 44
Càrn Mòr an Dubh-uillt -- 12 -- 21
Càrn Mòraig -- 51 -- 32
Càrn na h-Airidh Samhraich -- 134 -- 44
Càrn nam Bain-tighearna -- 126 --44
Càrn nam Bo'-airidh -- 52 --32
Càrn na Breac-airidh -- 65 -- 32
Càrn na Croite -- 42 -- 33
Càrn na h-Eige -- 26 -- 21
Càrn na Doire Leathain -- 80 -- 32
Càrn na Glaic Fiche -- 123 -- 44
Càrn na Larach -- 125 -- 44
Càrn nam Preas -- 62 -- 32
Càrn na Sasbhaidh -- 92 -- 43
Càrn na Seannachoille -- 68 -- 32
Càrn nan tri-tighearna -- 6 -- 13
Càrn nan Uisgean -- 52 -- 32
Càrn Odhar -- 93 -- 43
Càrn Oighreagan -- 96 -- 43
Càrn Phris Mhoir -- 135 -- 44
Càrn Ruairidh -- 131 -- 44
Càrn Tòr Mheadhoin -- 38 -- 22
Church -- 24 -- 21
Church -- 116 -- 44
Ciste Creag an Eòin -- 144 -- 20
Clach an t-Sagairt -- 117 -- 44
Clune -- 119 -- 44
Clune Burn -- 124 -- 44
Cnocan Dubh -- 121 -- 44
Cnoc an Fhrangaich -- 15 -- 21
Cnocan Mòr -- 29 -- 21
Cnoc na Coirachain -- 91 -- 43
Cnoc Shuas an Lagain -- 128 -- 44
Coille Mhòr -- 98 -- 43
Coire an Aiteil -- 125 -- 44
Coire Beag -- 17 -- 21
Coire Fliuch -- 39 -- 22
Coire Mòr -- 18 -- 21
Coire na Caillich -- 107 -- 43
Coire na h-Eurath -- 124 -- 44
Coire na Reiche -- 125 -- 44
Coire Odhar -- 5 -- 32
Coire Seileach -- 65 -- 32
Corrievorrie -- 115 -- 44
Corrybrough -- 57 -- 32
Corrybroughmore -- 60 -- 32
Craggie Burn -- 8 -- 21
Craggiemore -- 3 -- 13
Creag Bheithin -- 143 -- 21
Craig Morile -- 67 -- 32
Creag a'Bhealaidh -- 104 -- 43
Creag a'Bhealaidh -- 68 -- 32
Creagan Bad Each -- 147 -- 20
Creag an Eoin -- 144 -- 20
Creag a'Chnocain -- 14 -- 21
Creag an Tuim Bhig -- 69 -- 32
Creagan na Sloich -- 42 -- 33
Creag nan Gobhar -- 141 -- 20
Creag Bhallach -- 122 -- 44
Creag Bheag -- 129 -- 44
Creag Bhinnean -- 128 -- 44
Creag Cùirn na Laraiche -- 88 -- 43
Creag Dhubh -- 90 -- 43
Creag Dhubh -- 112 -- 44
Creag Dhubh -- 127 -- 44
Creag Dhubh -- 128 -- 44
Creag Dhubh Aiteil -- 127 -- 44
Creag Gharbh -- 111 -- 44
Creag Liath -- 4 -- 13 |
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Names of Objects -- page -- 6 inch sheet
Polochaig -- 27 -- 21
Post Office -- 82 -- 32
Press -- 71 -- 32
Prince Charles's Stone -- 56 -- 32
Pluc Beag -- 108 -- 43
Pluc Mòr -- 108 -- 43
Riagbeg -- 74 -- 32
Raigmore -- 72 -- 32
River Findhorn -- 34 -- 21
Ruthven -- 27 -- 21
School -- 74 -- 32
School -- 83 -- 32
Sgoran Liath -- 44 -- 33
Sgoran Liath -- 102 -- 43
Sheanevall -- 76 -- 32
Slochd Mòr -- 126 -- 45
Slugan Dubh -- 13 -- 21
Smithfield -- 58 -- 32
Soilshan -- 73 -- 32
Soilshan Wood -- 72 -- 32
Sputan Dubha -- 126 -- 45
Site of Stone Circle -- 55 -- 32
Strath Dearn -- 33 21
Tomatin -- 75 -- 32
Tomatinard -- 82 -- 32
Tomatin Cottage -- 58 -- 32
Tomain House -- 57 -- 32
Tomatin Mill (Carding) -- 81 -- 32
Tom an Dealachaidh -- 29 -- 21
Tombeg -- 72 -- 32
Tombreck -- 76 -- 32
Tom nan Cliath -- 41 -- 33
Tom na Frìthe -- 56 -- 32
Tom na Mòine -- 67 -- 32
Tom na h-Ullaidh -- 50 -- 32
Tom na Slaite -- 30 -- 44
Tom Seileach -- 39 -- 22
Tom Liath -- 124 -- 44
Tòrr Mòr -- 126 -- 45
Tòrr a'Mhuilinn -- 127 -- 44
Tòrr na Garbole - 111-- 44
Tulloch -- 130 -- 44
Tulloch Burn -- 131 -- 44
Tulochclury -- 21 -- 21
Tullochclury Burn -- 17 -- 21
Tumulus -- 137 -- 20
Upper Inverbrough -- 60 -- 32
Uaigh an Duine-bheo -- 148 -- 20
Uisge Dubh -- 55 -- 32
Wester Strathnoon -- 120 --44
Wester Strathnoon Burn -- 122 -- 44
Woodend -- 67 -- 32
Rout of Moy -- 138 -- 20
Isle of Moy Castle (Remains of) -- 20 -- 21
Monument to Sir G. MacKintosh -- 22 -- 21
Slairsmeach nan Gaidheal -- 28 -- 20 & 21
Tom a'Ghealagaidh (To be used for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigations to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the Director General 4 Feb. 1895) -- 29 --21
Allt Làthaich (To be used for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigations to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the Director General 4 Feb. 1895.) -- 12 -- 44
Allt Fearn (To be used for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigations to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the Director General 4 Feb. 1895.) -- 99 -- 43 & 56
Cnoc Fraing (To be used for 1" [inch] purposes only, further investigations to be made during revision of larger scales. By order of the Director General 4 Feb. 1895.) -- 15 -- 21 |
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