Inverchaolain
| Name | Value | Date | Grid Ref | Map Sources | Other forms, comments etc |
| Kilmichael | 8m | 1519 | NS 102708 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) OS(1864-5) |
AVR (1751) states that 8m Kilmichell included Gortaneich, Coulmore and Dalchreineck |
| Gortanansaig | NS 0970 | Langlands(1801) | |||
| Cuil | c. NS 095717 | Roy (PC 20)
Langlands(1801) |
Just N of Kilmichael | ||
| Kilmarnock | 2m | 1519 | NS 0972 | Pont(14) | |
| Brackley | 2m | 1519 | NS 0973 (More)
NS 0972(Little) |
Pont(14)
OS(1864-5) |
Two Brackleys (More & Beg?).
With Kilmarnock as 4m(1548, 1554) |
| Knockdhu | 2m | 1519 | NS 0974 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
Also Cnoc Dubh(Explorer), Knokdow(1538-9), Knockdow(Pont).
Described as 6m(1500) but this probably includes Inverchaolain. See A Lamont, Place-names of the Knockdow Estate p 212. |
| Inverchaolain | 4m | 1519 | NS 0975 | Pont(14) | Includes ‘Laikingale’ in 1666. AVR states 3m. |
| Leacann nan Gall | 1m | 1751 | NS 1079 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
Lek na Gald(Pont), Leckuingale(1751), Lecknagal(1801). Part of the 4m Inverchaolain. NB – a ‘Gall’ (=Viking) name by 1590s. |
| Glenkin | 3m | 1563 | NS 1279 | Langlands(1801) | 3½m(1631), 3m(1751) |
| Stronyaraig | 4m | 1519 | NS 0975 | Pont(14) | From Sron Dearg (NS 0976), =Strone(Langlands)? |
| Gortenloisk | 2m | 1519 | NS 0876/0877 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
Pont marks between Invervegain & Stronyaraig. |
| Invervegain | 2m | 1497 | NS 0778 | Pont(14) | Linked with office of ‘crowner’ in 1498. |
| Ardtaraig | 6m | 1620 | NS 0582 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
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| Glentarsen | 1½m | 1666 | NS 0682 | See also under Dunoon parish. | |
| Lonyle | 1½m | 1751 | NS 0784 | ||
| Balliemore | 8m | 1626 | NS 0584 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
6m(1751) |
| Craigendive | 2m | 1626 | NS 0583 | Langlands(1801) | <Creag an Daimh (NS 0484) |
| An Socach | 2m | 1626 | NS 0586/0587 | Langlands(1801) | |
| Toman Glas | 1m | 1751 | NS 0482 | ||
| ‘Bakane’ | 2m | 1626 | Part of 24m Kinlochstriven estate, 2m Baccan(1751), | ||
| ‘Craiginteane’ | 2m | 1626 | Part of 24m Kinlochstriven estate, <> Craigendive | ||
| Stiallag | (3m) | 1751 | NS 0482/0582 | Pont(14)
Roy(PC 20) Langlands(1801) |
Formerly usually ended -aig. Roy marks Beg to N of More.
Beg was 2m in 1626, 1m in 1751, ‘Steillag’ was 2m in 1561, ‘Stiallaig’ was 2m in 1751 |
| Ardbeg | NS 0678 | With ‘Trowstoun’ as 3m in 1751 | |||
| Troustan | 5m | 1519 | NS 0776 | Pont(14) | Troister(1538-9, 1646), Tronstrie(1646), Trawstir(1659) |
| Coustonn | (2½m) | 1519 | NS 0774 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
5m with Strone(1519), 2½m(1751)
Colfstane(1538-9), Colstane(1552-3), Cowlstoun(1646) |
| Strone | (2½m) | 1519 | NS 0771 | Pont(14) | 5m with ‘Colstane'(1519), 2½m(1751). See Argyll VII (226). |
| ‘Taynistrone’ | 1½m | 1751 | c. NS 0771 | Appears in 1751 in addition to Strone & Coustonn. | |
| Glaic | 2m | 1751 | NS 0771 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
2m with Corrie(1751) |
| Inverneil | (3m) | 1507 | NS 0671 | Pont(14) | 5m Inverneilbeg & Glaic(1507), 3m Inverneilbeg(1751) |
| South Hall | 6m | 1751 | NS 0672 | Langlands(1801) | Seems to have replaced Inverneillmore which was 6m in 1657. |
| Altgaltraig | (6m) | 1751 | NS 0473 | Pont(14) | Moir(to N), Beg(to S) in Pont. now Upper & Lower. 6s 8d pa from ‘Ardgartricht’ and Strone to Friars Preachers of Glasgow in 1474 (OPS II, I p 62 quoting Lib. Coll. Nost. Dom. pp 188-9).
Altpatrick & Nether Altpatrick in 1751. |
| Milton | 3m | 1751 | NS 035747 | OS(1864-5) | |
| Ardentraive | 5m | 1751 | NS 0374 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
|
| ‘Ardachigh’ | 1m | 1751 | c. NS 0276 | = Allt an ard-thigh? | |
| Glachavoil | 1m | 1751 | NS 0275 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
|
| ‘Ardintian’ | 3m | 1751 | NS 0277 ? | = Allt an Auchingeon? Pont(14) gives Achantien, Langlands(1801) gives Achinte(a)n | |
| Fearnoch | 1½m | 1751 | NS 0176 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
|
| Allt na Ceardaich | ½m | 1751 | NS 0176/0177 | Langlands(1801) | Kerdach(1751), Kardoch(1801) |
| Port an Eilein | 1m | 1751 | NS 0177 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
Portnelan(Langlands) seems wrongly placed in relation to Kardoch. |
| Feorline | 2m | 1751 | NS 0179 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) |
=¼d originally |
| Tamhnich (Burn) | 2m | 1667 | NS 032828 | Pont(14)
Langlands(1801) OS(1866) |
2½m(1751) |
| 105½m |
Kilmichael
Kilmichael is now known as Knockdow and should be distinguished from ‘Old Knockdow’ (NS 095743). See Argyll VII No 171 & footnotes.
This parish lost Ardachuple (4m) to Glendaruel after 1642 (Minutes of the Synod of Argyll I p 50). Glentarsen was also supposed to be dismembered and attached to Kilmun but 1½m Glentarsen still appears within Inverchaolain parish in 1751.
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