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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNOC AN T-SEAN EÒIN | Cnoc an t-Sean Eòin | Mr. Hugh McLeod, Drumbeg | 049 | A small Knoll close to Creag an t-Seann-eun. English Meaning, "Knoll of the Old Bird |
| POLL DORCHA | Poll Dorcha | Mr. Hugh McLeod, Drumbeg | 049 | A sloping arable field forming the east, or narrow end of Loch Dhrombaig. English Meaning "The Dark Hollow." |
| POLL AN T-SEAN EÒIN | Poll an t-Sean Eòin | Mr. Hugh McLeod, Drumbeg | 049 | A portion of the Sea comprised between Eilean an Achaidh and Cùl Eilean on the South, and a nameless island three eighths of a mile northeast. _ English Meaning "Pool of the Old Bird." |
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Cnoc an t-Sean Eòin [Notes]
[Sean] Seana before a consonant
but Sean before a vowel, or fh, pure
[Eòin] accent wanted [over o]
Poll an t-Sean Eòin [Notes]
[Sean] The letter a not added when
the word following begins with
a vowel.
[Eòin] accent wanted [over o]
[Signed]
John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers]
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