HP II p121-4 | Paisley Register p 132 | HP II pp 132-4 | HP II p 140-142 | HP IV pp 233-6 | Present name |
1240 | 1226-1250 | c. 1315 | c. 1355 | 1410 | |
5d Fyncharne | Cairnfin | Fincharn | |||
(½d Crag Enywyr) -A | Creag an Iubhair | ||||
5d Glennane | Glennan | ||||
(1d Penig Corthen) – B | ? | ||||
5d Askol | ? | ||||
5d Rudol superiori | Over Rhudle | ||||
5d Kelmikhel | 5d Kylmyell in Glenod | ½d Kyllmicill – D | Kilmichael | ||
5d Kerchennan | ? | ||||
5d Naheass | =1d Achachoiss? | =Auchoish? | |||
4d Keldouenegarth | ? | ||||
5d Drummulin | 1d Drumtycarmak -F | Drum | |||
3d Cnocnagoloran | Knocnagullaran | Knock | |||
1d Akhenbreth | 1d Achindregni ? | Achnabreck | |||
2½d Rudol inferiori | Nether Rhudle | ||||
½d Dernekerd | Darinacardoch | ||||
C | 1d Kilmor | Kilmory | |||
1d Derranerinoch | Dailaneireanach | ||||
1d Knoc Alwe | Knockalava | ||||
1d Monenyernich | Monenyernich | ||||
1d Cross Gillesbuig | ? | ||||
1d Dergbelach – E | ? | ||||
1d Glacnagobal | ? | ||||
1d Barrinlayginch | Barsloisnoch? | ||||
1d Gartkarran | ? | ||||
1d Knokrewoch | ? |
A – ½d Crag Enywyr was part of 5d Fyncharne
B – 1d Penig Corthen was part of 5d Glennane
C – I have assumed that the Strohon in the 1240 list is for Strone in Cowal and not Stronalbanach in Glassary. Stronalbanach is not found without the ‘albanach’ (Scotsman) element in any of the sources although it is always possible it acquired this addition after 1240.
D – viz ½d next to CrossGillesbuig ‘situatam in longitudine’ (which I assume implies that it lay north/south in relation to the cross.
E – Ballochderge is listed as one of the lands given by Argyll to Auchenbreck in 1651 (AS I (346)). Dergbelach and Ballochderge are just the same name – consisting of dearg (red) and bealach (pass) but with different word order. In 1651 the list sequence implies that Ballochderge might be between Kilmichael and Uillian. I can find no such farm but there is a Bealach Ruadh in NM 9001 (ruadh is another word for red). I do not know if this is the same place.
F – ‘1d Drumtycarmak cum terra de Fernoch’. (1d Drumtycarmak with the land of Fernoch). Drum (NR 8788) and Fernoch (NR 8688) are neighbouring farms and GD 1/426/1/26 Bundle 2/15 (a) (Auchindarroch writs) refers to 2m Fernoch and Mill of Drum in 1673. It appears from the 1240 charter that Drum had a mill even then.
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