ARDCHATTAN, the Parish
each of these places need to be made into links, then pages, then filled with information - using the modern spelling in this index, with variants on each page
The Parish is large, sited between Loch Etive and Loch Creran, including the north side of the River Awe, around Ben Cruachan to Allt Mhoille and along the watersheds of Loch then Glen Etive to Kingshouse.
The actual geographic area has changed over the years, in political terms, in school board terms, in Ecclesiastical terms. One of many parts of the research will be to determine these changes with their dates.
the 1871 Ordance survey of place names for the first detailed OS map - available by subscription on Scotlands Places
Place Names of Argyll - Electric Scotland
http://www.scottish-places.info/parishes/parhistory464.html Gazetteer for Ardchattan : A historical perspective, drawn from the Ordnance Gazetteer of Scotland: A Survey of Scottish Topography, Statistical, Biographical and Historical, edited by Francis H. Groome and originally published in parts by Thomas C. Jack, Grange Publishing Works, Edinburgh between 1882 and 1885.
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland. Originally published by S Lewis, London, 1846.
Land Assessment Scotland - history of place names
Land Assessment Scotland abbreviations
The gaelic translation of the place names of Ardchattan
- Glen Creran
- Glenure, Taraphocain, Baleveolan, Druimavuic :
- Dallachulish & south Creagan : (ruined farmstead above)
- Salt Croft
- Tenle Glentenle, Glentendill, Glentaill, Glendudh
- Barcaldine
- Barcaldine House : Innerargan / Dalfuar
- Barcaldine School
- Condallich
- Achinreir,
- Achacha : Slochd an Luaidhe : Waulking mill
- Dalrannoch and Barcaldine Mill :
- Rhugarbh: Rhugarbh school : Rhugarbh Farm : East Rhugarbh : Cnoc an Fhurain : Rhugarbh United Free Church
- Ferlochan : Park
- Culcharran :
- Letterwalton :
- Hemp Croft :
- Dalintober : Tom Oisein
- Barcaldine Castle :
- Seabank,
- South Shian - Creran Ferry :
- Balure of Shian, :
- Isle of Eriska :
- Ardentinny :
- Fuararchy :
- Balure, Lochnell :
- Lochnell :
- Shenavallie : Sliganeach
- Kinloch, :
- Moss Croft & Achnamoine :
- Baravullin :
- Kintaline :
- Benderloch The modern Village :
- Lochnell School
- Beregonium The ancient Pictish city
- North Connel: Black Crofts, Lochan-na-beithe :
- Moss of Achnacree :
- Dalvuie, Moss Cottage, Cairnbaan, :
- Achnacree More, Achnacree Beag, Achnacree Bay :
- Achnaba, Tigh an t’siomain, Ardachy & Inion :
- Ardchattan, Baile Mhaodain : Ruadh na charn
- inveresregan, Blarcreen, Glen Salach :
- Ardchattan School, Bonawe village :
- Bonawe Quarry, Eilean Duirinnis :
- Loch Etive west shore
- Loch Etive east shore
- Loch Awe settlements along Lochawe to Allt Mhoillie at the back of Ben Cruachan were part of Ardchattan and Muckairn for some of the 1800's
Need to work out how to identify where and when
* Letters
* Coille Leitire
* Drissaig
* Lettermore
* Letterbaine
Glue Pot : Dunstaffnage Arms Hotel (now the Oyster Inn)