Gairloch in North-West Ross-Shire / Its Records, Traditions, Inhabitants, and Natural History, with a Guide to Gairloch and Loch Maree, and a Map and Illustrations

by John H. Dixon

• Gaelic Bible, [190].
• Gaelic language, [125], [183], [400], [406], [407].
• Gaelic literature, [126].
• Gaff, unnecessary on Ewe, [371].
• Gairloch churchyard. See [Churchyard of Gairloch].
• Gairloch company of Seaforth Highlanders, [56], [112].
• Gairloch, first mention of, [6].
• Gairloch Hotel, [26], [226], [311], [329], [330], [331].
• Gairloch, lands of, being the original estate, [60].
• Gairloch, the. See [The Gairloch].
• Gallows hill. See [Cnoc a Croiche].
• Garavaig falls and burn. See [Victoria Falls].
• Garavaig ironworks, [93], [95], [309], [348].
• Garbh Eilean, [346], [348].
• Garbh, or Kenlochewe river, [221], [303], [322], [325], [367], [372].
• Gardens, infrequency of, [133], [142].
• Garradh Iaruinn. See [Iron dyke].
• Geikie, Dr A., quoted or referred to, [271], [278], [279], [280], [283], [313], [331].
• Genealogical account of the Macras, quoted, [77], [78], [79], [81], [395].
• General Wade's, or the old military, roads, [148], [398].
• Geology, [271-289].
• George Mackenzie of Gruinard, [66], [211].
• George Ross, head gamekeeper, [130], [184].
• George (Sir) Hay. See [Hay, Sir George].
• George Steuart (Sir) Mackenzie of Coul. See [Mackenzie, Sir G. S., of Coul].
• George III., [224].
• Ghost stories, [169].
• Giant's Point. See [Ru Nohar].
• Gift of the manufacture of iron and glass to Sir George Hay, [80], [412].
• Gille Buidhe, murder of the, [55], [83], [344].
• Gille Dubh of Loch a Druing, a fairy, [160], [334].
• Gille Riabhach assists Black Murdo of the Cave, [12], [27].
• Gilleon na h'Airde, [11].
• Gilleon Og, [11].
• Gizzard, or Gilaroo, trout, [363].
• Glac Mhic Iain Dhuibh. See [Feith Mhic Iain Dhuibh].
• Glac na Sguithar, [51], [302].
• Glaciation and Glacial Age, [282], [283], [288], [301], [348], [355].
• Glas Leitire in Kintail, [30], [33], [36], [38], [39], [60].
• Glas Leitire woods, [221], [237], [305], [306], [346].
• Glen Cruaidh Choillie, or Glen Logan, [274-277], [279], [290], [304], [324].
• Glen Dochartie, [50], [90], [95], [220], [277], [279], [280], [281], [282], [296], [303], [315], [396].
• Glen Dochartie ironworks, [90], [95], [303].
• Glenelg of Glenelg, loss of the, [213].
• Glen Grudidh, [306], [346].
• Glen Logan. See [Glen Cruaidh Choillie].
• Glen na Muic, [324], [396].
• Glen, the. See [The Glen].
• Glen Torridon, [67], [304].
• Glengarry ironworks, [76], [127].
• Gneiss, or Hebridean gneiss, [272], [277], [278], [280], [288], [313], [327], [331], [332], [350], [357], [404].
• Goats, [16], [23], [232].
• Goatfield ironworks, [76], [77].
• Gold for Prince Charlie, [55], [166].
• Gold mining, [344].
• Golden Eagle. See [Eagles].
• Good, W. Clements, of Aberdeen, [195], [198].
• Goosanders, [230], [255], [346].
• Grant of Grant, Sir John, [187].
• Grant, the peddler of Tournaig, [215], [216].
• Grasses, [226], [234].
• Graves at the Cladh nan Sasunnach, [3], [84], [85], [100], [345].
• Great Black Corrie of Liathgach and its burn, [51], [303], [322], [323].
• Greenstone Point, [62], [109], [113], [161], [172], [214], [219], [284], [320], [339], [356], [404].
• Grey crow. See [Hoodie crow].
• Grigor M'Gregor, from Achtercairn, drowned, [211].
• Groban, [219].
• Grouse and grouse shooting, [248], [379].
• Grudidh Island. See [Eilean Grudidh].
• Grudidh river and bridge, [148], [221], [307], [321], [326].
• Gruinard, [62], [241], [243], [244], [245], [247], [296], [299], [300], [321], [358].
• Gruinard Bay. See [Bay of Gruinard].
• Guard of the Black Corrie, [51].
• Gulf stream, [225], [318].
• Gulls, [230], [346], [347].
• Guns, [50], [112], [113].

• Haco, king of Norway, defeated at the battle of Largs, [5].
• Haddocks and haddock fishing, [143], [207], [361].
• Hamilton, Dr, Windermere, [371].
• Hammers worked by water-power at ironworks, [75], [94].
• Hamond, A., [201], [327].
• Hand-line fishing, [360], [361].
• Harlaw, battle of, [13].
• Harold Harfager, [5].
• Harpers, [174].
• Hay, John, last manager of the Letterewe ironworks, [82], [83], [311].
• Hay of Kirkland, [82], [83].
• Hay, Sir George, the ironfounder of Loch Maree, [40], [75], [77], [78-82], [83], [84], [85], [86], [88], [92], [93], [95], [395], [398], [412-415], [416].
• Heather burning, [349].
• Hebridean gneiss. See [Gneiss].
• Hector Cross, crofter at Letterewe, [54].
• Hector, eldest son of John Glassich Mackenzie, [38].
• Hector Roy, [14], [26], [27], [28], [29-36], [177], [185], [186], [307].
• Hector (Sir) Mackenzie, Bart., eleventh laird of Gairloch, [56-57], [68], [116], [117], [135], [144], [145], [161], [179], [185], [186], [187], [194], [206], [210], [224], [371], [399], [400], [401], [404].
• Heddle, Dr, [273], [276], [277], [278], [280], [287].
• Heglis Gherloch. See [Church of Gairloch].
• Heglis Loch Ew. See [Church at Culinellan].
• Heights of Kenlochewe, [324], [396].
• Helen Marianne of Campbeltown wrecked, [214].
• Hematite (red) iron ore, [88], [89], [317].
• Hemp for fishing lines, [145].
• Hereditary pipers (Mackays) of the Gairloch family, [41], [56], [57], [177-179].
• Hermit of Isle Maree, [7], [415].
• Herons, [230], [253], [354].
• Herring fisheries, [143], [204], [205], [208], [212], [398], [399], [407].
• Hicks, Dr, [272], [275], [278], [279], [280], [281], [283].
• Highland dress, [126-130], [161].
• Highland esprit, [124].
• Highland Railway, [299], [301].
• Highlanders different from Lowland Scots, [109].
• Hill of Evil Counsel. See [Cnoc na mi-Chomhairle].
• Hints for the use of Highland tenants by Sir Francis Mackenzie, quoted, [57], [129], [140-142].
• History of Prince Charlie, [190].
• Hoodie crow, or grey crow, [61], [166], [231], [247].
• Hose, Gairloch, [124], [128], [130], [132], [311].
• Hospitality in Gairloch, [122].
• Hotels and inns in Gairloch, [296], [302], [304], [307], [316], [317], [336], [337].
• Hotspur, [13].
• Houses, [102], [103], [133].
• Houses, principal, in Gairloch, [103], [298].
• Hugh Mackenzie, gamekeeper, Gairloch, [41].
• Hugh Miller, mentioned or quoted, [71], [160], [173], [271], [274], [303], [312].

• Iain Buidhe Taillear, or John M'Lean, [117], [179].
• Iain Caol, [52].
• Iain Dall, the blind piper, [56], [177], [178], [179], [183], [307].
• Iain Dubh Mac Ruaridh M'Leod, [39], [40].
• Iain Geal Donn, [50].
• Iain Gearr's fidelity, [37].
• Iain Liath MacRae, [19], [39].
• Iain Liath's well, [39], [309].
• Iain Mac Allan Mhic Ruaridh M'Leod, [48], [323].
• Iain Mac Coinnich, the Piobaire Bhan, [176].
• Iain MacIain Uidhir, [19], [21].
• Iain Odhar MacIain Liath MacRae, [19], [46].
• Iain, or John, Glas, [111], [132], [147], [176], [316], [370].
• Iain (or John) MacGillechallum M'Leod, laird of Raasay, [38], [44].
• Idleness or indolence, [122], [123], [140], [141].
• Illicit distillation. See [Whisky, illicit].
• Inaccessibility of Gairloch, [408].
• Inge, Colonel, in Gairloch, [376].
• Innis a Bhaird, Kernsary, [54], [175], [202], [335].
• Innis Ghlas, [87], [293], [325], [345].
• Inscription on boulder at Talladale in commemoration of Her Majesty's visit, [308].
• Inveran, [61], [62], [73], [97], [150], [162], [172], [206], [211], [221], [230], [241-247], [249], [254], [255], [273], [283], [284], [285], [298], [321], [325], [335], [342], [367], [369], [379].
• Inverasdale, [5], [48], [60], [87], [149], [154], [166], [194], [206], [210], [245], [250], [272], [283], [293], [294], [295], [333].
• Inverewe church and churchyard, [59], [63], [65], [95], [99], [101], [171], [204], [317], [318].
• Inverewe, or Inverewe House, [221], [237], [241], [243], [244], [249], [250], [254], [298], [318], [333].
• Inverkerry, [186], [204].
• Inverness Courier, [151], [156], [190], [286].
• Impressions, curious, on Torridon sandstone, [286], [287].
• Iron dyke, or Garadh Iaruinn, [88], [328].
• Iron implements, ancient, [73].
• Iron, making of, with wood, prohibited, [78], [80], [412].
• Iron mines mentioned on old maps, [95], [96], [415].
• Iron ore, exportation of, restrained by proclamation, [80], [412].
• Iron ores used in Gairloch, [86-89], [317].
• Iron slags, [72-74], [90], [91], [92], [93], [94], [95], [302].
• Iron-smelting processes and machinery, [74], [75], [79], [88], [92], [93], [94].
• Ironworks, ancient, [72-75], [302], [303], [413].
• Ironworkers of Loch Maree, [54], [84], [85], [405].
• Island of Justice, Flowerdale, [97], [116], [310].
• Island of Luing, [204], [205].
• Island on Loch Tollie. See [Loch Tollie].
• Islands of Fionn Loch, [354].
• Islands of Loch Maree, [60], [134], [221], [250], [251], [282], [308], [309], [330], [342], [346], [347], [397], [399], [403].
• Isle Ewe, [62], [159], [160], [189], [207], [212], [213], [220], [244], [246], [248], [249], [283], [298], [320], [321], [333], [339], [356], [404].
• Isle Maree, [5], [7], [9], [10], [97], [101], [102], [105], [150], [151], [152], [157], [315], [346], [347], [397], [399], [403], [404], [411], [415].
• Isle of Skye. See [Skye].

• Jackdaw, or daw, [232], [247].
• James I., [24].
• James III., [33].
• James IV., [33], [36].
• James VI., [43].
• James Mackenzie, mentioned or quoted, [69], [83], [99], [128], [134], [147], [157], [161], [165], [171], [172], [188], [201], [317], [318].
• James (Rev.) Russell. See [Russell, Rev. James].
• James (Rev.) Smith. See [Smith, Rev. James].
• James (Sir) Spens. See [Sir James Spens].
• Janet, Lady Mackenzie, [44], [179].
• Jessie the Cripple, a witch, [163], [170].
• John Balliol, [6].
• John (Captain) Mackenzie of Gruinard, [203].
• John Glas. See [Iain, or John, Glas].
• John Glassich Mackenzie, [36-38], [177].
• John Hay. See [Hay, John].
• John M'Callum, [212], [213].
• John Macdonald of Islay, [24], [31].
• John Macdonald, the drover of Loch Maree, [214].
• John Macgregor of Londubh, [203], [204].
• John Mackay, grandson of Iain Dall, [179].
• John Mackay, the blind piper. See [Iain Dall].
• John Mackenzie (General), second son of Sir Alexander Mackenzie, tenth laird of Gairloch, [56], [112].
• John Mackenzie, M.D., of Eileanach. See [Mackenzie, Dr John].
• John Mackenzie of Killin, lord of Kintail, [28], [33], [35], [36], [37].
• John Mackenzie of the "Beauties," [126], [175], [188], [189-191], [201], [311].
• John Mackenzie, second lord of Kintail, [12].
• John Mackenzie, the cattle drover, [206], [207].
• John Maclean. See [Iain Buidhe Taillear].
• John Macrae of Raasay, [190].
• John M'Ryrie, [168], [210], [211].
• John M'Taggart, [213], [214].
• John Matheson, [241], [251], [255].
• John Morrison of Drumchork, [205].
• John Munro, gamekeeper on the North Point, [237-242], [253], [254], [255].
• John (Rev.) Morrison. See [Morrison, Rev. John].
• John Roy Mackenzie, [38-43], [45], [81], [102], [177], [307], [324], [348].
• John (Sir) Broik, rector of Gairloch. See [Broik, Sir John].
• John (Sir) Mackenzie of Coul. See [Mackenzie, Sir John].
• John Tolmach M'Leod, [48].
• Johnnie at church for the first time, [118].
• Johnston, C. E., [298], [320].
• Jolly, William, chapters by, [271], [349], [355].
• Judd, Professor, [278], [281], [280].
• Junctions, rock, [274], [284], [285], [327], [331], [332], [358].
• Justice, administration of, [97], [116], [310].
• Justices of the Peace, [296].

• Kelts, or spent salmon, [368], [370], [371].
• Kemp, one of the ironworkers, [84], [109], [410].
• Kenlochewe, [12], [13], [37], [42], [60], [65], [69], [71], [91], [101], [134], [137], [148], [164], [165], [180], [192], [203], [210], [220], [221], [229], [247], [273], [278], [279], [285], [293], [294], [295], [296], [297], [298], [299], [301], [303], [304], [305], [321], [322], [324], [326], [327], [332], [345], [361], [369], [372], [373], [396], [399], [400], [411], [416], [417].
• Kenlochewe men slain, [14].
• Kenlochewe ravaged, [12], [37], [42].
• Kenlochewe river. See [Garbh river].
• Kennedy, Rev. Dr, of Dingwall, [198], [199].
• Kenneth II., [4].
• Kenneth and John Mackenzie of Rona, [202], [203].
• Kenneth, founder of the Mackenzie family, [11], [12].
• Kenneth Fraser, Leac nan Saighead, [117], [204], [328].
• Kenneth, Lord Mackenzie of Kintail, [41].
• Kenneth Mackenzie, from Eilean Horisdale, drowned, [210].
• Kenneth Mackenzie, laird of Dundonell, [209].
• Kenneth Mackenzie, sixth laird of Gairloch, [52], [177], [187], [409].
• Kenneth of the Battle, [31], [33].
• Kenneth of the Nose, [12].
• Kenneth Og, eighth lord of Kintail, [29], [33].
• Kenneth (Rev.) Mackenzie. See [Mackenzie, Rev. Kenneth].
• Kenneth (Sir) Mackenzie, first Bart., and eighth laird of Gairloch, [54], [178].
• Kenneth (Sir) Mackenzie, Bart., thirteenth laird of Gairloch, [57], [62], [138], [184], [191], [192], [193], [201], [219], [222], [251], [297], [298], [308], [310], [318], [320], [321], [335], [342], [362], [366], [368], [371].
• Kenneth, tenth lord of Kintail, [37].
• Kenneth, twelfth lord of Kintail, [14].
• Kenneth Urquhart drowned, [211].
• Kernsary, [54], [62], [63], [104], [175], [211], [221], [317], [335], [373].
• Kerry bridge, [309], [327].
• Kerry river and falls, [221], [222], [248], [309], [310], [330], [331], [366], [367], [372].
• Kerrysdale, [130], [221], [227], [238], [298], [309], [330], [331].
• Kilt, [29], [126-130], [147], [148], [192], [204], [205], [206], [232], [238].
• Kinnoull, Sir George Hay, first earl of, [82], [83], [96], [414], [415].
• Kintail, [6], [11], [13], [14], [16], [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [32], [35], [37], [39], [43], [59], [60], [62], [64], [206], [229], [326], [332].
• Kirkhill, [331].
• Kirkland, [82], [83].
• Kirkton, [103], [190], [317].
• Knives and forks, [161].

• Laide, or Laide of Udrigil, [87], [293], [294], [295], [300], [321], [337], [338].
• Laigh of Loch Broom, [339].
• Lamont, M., [295], [297].
• Lasan Phadruig Chaogaich, [178].
• Leabaidh na Ba Bàine, [3], [118], [120], [198], [310].
• Leac nan Saighead, [20], [45], [204], [310], [328].
• Leacaidh, [324].
• Length of Loch Maree, [340], [397], [399], [401], [403].
• Leod, ancestor of all the M'Leods, [24].
• Leod Mac Gilleandreis, [12], [13], [322].
• Leth chreag, [314].
• Letterewe, [15], [40], [55], [61], [62], [66], [78], [79], [81], [82], [85], [86], [92], [93], [95], [137], [147], [210], [222], [231], [272], [293], [294], [295], [298], [325], [343], [344], [345], [350], [353], [373], [395], [400], [405].
• Letterewe, or Furnace, ironworks, [75], [78], [79], [92], [95], [344], [405].
• Letters from the Highlands quoted, [318], [319].
• Leum an Doill, [178].
• Lews people interview Her Majesty, [309].
• Lews, the, [77], [78], [183], [213], [233], [273], [309], [320], [333], [356], [395], [414].
• Liathgach, [273], [285], [286], [304], [323], [346], [352].
• License to Sir George Hay to sell iron in Free burghs, [80], [413].
• Licensed houses, [296], [339], [407].
• Lichens, [234], [235].
• Limestone, [275-277], [278], [280], [344].
• Ling fishery, [143], [144], [145].
• Literature, Gaelic, [126].
• Litigation as to the Dubh Loch, [365].
• Little Gruinard and its river, [221], [339], [359], [365], [367-372].
• Little Loch Broom, [248], [300], [356], [359], [396].
• Lobster fishery, [143].
• Loch a Bhaid Luachraich, [220].
• Loch a Bheallaich, [220].
• Loch a Chroisg, [73], [220], [301], [318].
• Loch a Druing, [160], [161], [166], [221], [334].
• Loch Badachro, [328].
• Loch Bad na h'Achlais, [328].
• Loch Bad na Sgalaig, [237], [309], [330], [331], [366].
• Loch Bharanaichd, [322], [323].
• Loch Broom, [13], [24], [50], [129], [172], [176], [204], [205], [208], [209], [213], [246], [288], [314], [339], [353], [356], [397], [404], [408].
• Loch Carron, [22], [67], [69], [188], [192], [299], [408], [410].
• Loch Clair, [221], [322], [323], [368], [372], [415].
• Loch Ewe, [7], [54], [55], [60], [61], [62], [95], [96], [143], [166], [168], [171], [189], [194], [200], [207], [214], [219], [220], [225], [230], [237], [240], [246], [251-255], [272], [281], [283], [284], [288], [293], [294], [296], [298], [303], [317], [318], [320], [321], [332], [333], [336], [339], [350], [355], [356], [357], [360], [367], [397], [401], [404], [411], [415].
• Loch Fada, [91], [220], [325], [352].
• Loch Feur, or Fiar. See [Feur Loch].
• Loch Gharbhaig, [61], [220].
• Loch Gruinard. See [Bay of Gruinard].
• Loch Kernsary, [98], [220], [247], [335], [350], [365].
• Loch Maree, [8], [9], [15], [21], [25], [40], [43], [44], [49], [60], [61], [62], [63], [66], [72], [75], [79], [80], [82], [83], [84], [86], [89], [90], [91], [92], [93], [94], [95], [96], [134], [135], [147], [148], [149], [150], [159], [160], [163], [166], [167], [168], [201], [210], [211], [219], [220], [221], [225], [226], [229], [230], [241], [242], [249], [251], [252], [265], [270], [271-275], [279], [281-283], [285], [286], [288], [293], [294], [301], [302], [303], [304], [305], [308], [309], [315], [316], [325], [327], [330], [332], [335], [336], [340-349], [350], [353], [356], [361], [362], [363], [367], [368], [372], [373], [396], [397], [399], [401], [402], [403], [404], [405], [410], [411], [415].
• Loch Maree Hotel at Talladale, [286], [296], [307], [308], [326], [327], [346], [348], [361].
• Loch Mhic 'ille Rhiabhaich, artificial island, [27], [99].
• Loch na h'Oidhche, [220].
• Loch na Sheallag, or Loch na Sealg, [356], [358].
• Loch nan Dailthean, [98], [104], [250], [255], [319].
• Loch of the Beast, [162], [337].
• Loch Rosque. See [Loch a Chroisg].
• Loch Tollie, [21], [22], [24], [25], [98], [220], [232], [312], [313], [314], [315], [331], [340].
• Loch Torridon, [214], [272], [273], [284], [285], [299], [321], [322], [323], [324], [352].
• Loch Torr na h'Eiginn, [215].
• Loch Tournaig, or Tournaig Bay, [320], [356].
• Lochaber cattle-lifters, [50], [51], [85], [323].
• Lochan an Fheidh, battle of, [48], [323].
• Lochan Cul na Cathrach, [91], [325].
• Lochan Doire Garbh, [335].
• Lochan nan Airm, [21], [313].
• Lochan nan Breac, [313].
• Lochan nan Breac Adhair, [313].
• Lochanan Beannach, [351].
• Logan Rock, [276], [277], [279], [280].
• Londubh, or Baile na h'Eaglais, [62], [189], [203], [207], [242], [293], [317], [336].
• Longa, [5], [220], [237], [251], [329], [331].
• Lonmor, [87], [198], [293], [329], [331].
• Lord Breadalbane, [204-206].
• Lord Mackenzie of Kintail, [14], [16], [17], [19], [77], [209], [324], [395].
• Lord Molyneux, wreck of the, [214].
• Lord Seaforth, [14], [362], [398].
• Lorn Company's ironworks, [76].
• Love of home, [122].
• Luibmhor, and Luibmhor Inn, [52], [296], [302], [318].
• Luminosity of footprints, [233].
• Lunacy and lunatics, [151], [154-157], [296], [397], [403], [404], [406].
• Lunacy, resort to Isle Maree for cure of, [151], [155], [156], [159], [347], [397], [403], [404].
• Lungard water. See [Talladale water].
• Lythe, or whiting pollack, [360].

• Mabel S.S., on Loch Maree, [297], [331], [332], [340].
• Macadam, Professor W. Ivison, mentioned or quoted, [74], [86-95], (chapter by) [289].
• MacAlpine's Gaelic Dictionary, [190].
• M'Aulay, Rev. Æneas, [67].
• MacBeaths, [6], [21-23], [307], [313], [332], [346].
• MacCailean, Earl of Argyle, and Hector Roy, [34].
• MacCulloch, Dr, quoted or referred to, 156, [225], [271], [353], [400-403].
• Macculloch, Horatio, [315], [350].
• MacCrimmons, [175], [178].
• Macdonalds, [6], [27], [28].
• Mac Gille Riabhaich, [27], [28], [320], [324].
• Mac Iain Dhuibh M'Leod of Eilean Grudidh, [43], [307].
• M'Iver, M., [296], [301], [304], [307].
• Mackay, laird of, [38], [39], [41].
• Mackay, Lord Reay, [178], [208].
• Mackay, J. G., on the antiquity of the kilt, [126], [127].
• Mackay, William, Inverness, [411].
• Mackays, hereditary pipers of the Gairloch family. See [Hereditary pipers (Mackays) of the Gairloch family].
• Mackenzie, Dowager Lady, of Gairloch, mentioned or quoted, [57], [130], [138], [148], [298], [319].
• Mackenzie, Dr John, mentioned or quoted, [56], [57], [112], [118-120], [131], [135], [137], [147], [185], [186], [223], [227], [229], [230], [232], [233], [256], [361], [364], [366], [369], [371].
• Mackenzie, Lady, of Gairloch, [193], [194], [256].
• Mackenzie lairds of Gairloch. See [their Christian names].
• Mackenzie of Badachro, [189].
• Mackenzie of Balone, [59], [180].
• Mackenzie of Lochcarron, [192].
• Mackenzie, Rev. Alexander, vicar of Gairloch, [64].
• Mackenzie, Rev. D. S., [68], [294], [312].
• Mackenzie, Rev. Farquhar, [64].
• Mackenzie, Rev. Kenneth, [59], [65], [100], [103].
• Mackenzie, Rev. Roderick, [65], [408], [416].
• Mackenzie, Sir George Steuart, of Coul, quoted or mentioned, [122], [125], [129], [137], [139], [144], [161], [223], [363], [405].
• Mackenzie, Sir John, of Coul, [65], [66], [417].
• Mackenzies of Dundonell, [161].
• Mackenzies of Gairloch, their history summarised, [59].
• Mackenzies of Gruinard, [59], [203], [204], [321].
• Mackenzies of Kernsary, [59], [161], [206], [207].
• Mackenzies of Kintail, [6], [11-14], [59].
• Mackenzies of Letterewe, [58], [59], [62], [161], [164], [202].
• Mackenzies of Lochend or Kinloch, [58], [203], [204].
• Mackenzies of Shieldaig, [202].
• Mackenzies predominate in Gairloch, [110].
• Mackenzie's shirt of mail, [19].
• Maclean of Lochbuy slain by Big Duncan of the Axe, [32].
• M'Leay, W. A., Inverness, [240], [360].
• M'Leod fratricides, [25], [26], [44], [328].
• M'Leod, murderer of Grant the peddler, [215], [216].
• M'Leod of Assynt, [47].
• M'Leod of Raasay befriended by Sir Hector, [57], [206].
• M'Leods, [6], [21], [24-27], [36], [38], [43-49], [304], [307], [310], [313], [323], [328], [346].
• M'Murtrie, Rev. John, chapter by, [265].
• M'Phails in the kilt, [129].
• Mackintosh, J., [294], [295], [296].
• Mackintosh, Rev. Daniel, [68], [114], [117], [125], [144], [417].
• MacRae, Rev. Donald, [68], [125], [130], [403].
• MacRae, Rev. Farquhar, vicar of Gairloch, [20], [64], [71], [77], [78], [81], [343], [395-396], [416].
• MacRaes of Kintail and Gairloch, [19], [20], [35].
• Maelrubha's Seat, [322], [415]
• Maelrubha. See [St Maelrubha].
• Magpies, [227], [247].
• Maiden, the. See [Maighdean].
• Maidens' headdress, [130], [131].
• Maighdean, or The Maiden, [219], [287], [288], [315], [336], [351], [352], [353], [356].
• Maighstir sgoil, the, a magician or wizard, [164].
• Mails between Poolewe and Stornoway, [168], [211], [213].
• Malcolm Mackenzie, piper, [192].
• Malcolm M'Lean. See [Callum a Ghlinne].
• Mali Chruinn Donn (Mrs Mackenzie of Kernsary), [59], [65], [180], [206], [207].
• Man-of-war fires broadside at Flowerdale House, [55].
• Manse and glebe at Clive or Cliff, [71], [332].
• Manse and glebe of Gairloch at Achdistall, [71].
• Manse and glebe at Miole, [71], [298], [312], [407].
• Manse and glebe at Poolewe, [71], [298], [316], [367].
• Manures, [140].
• Maolmuire MacRae slain by Macdonalds, [37].
• Markets, [297].
• Marquis of Bristol, [201], [327].
• Marr, J. E., quoted or referred to, [88], [89].
• Marriage customs, [115].
• Marten-cats, or Martens, [230], [232], [238], [355].
• Martineau, Miss Harriet, quoted, [172], [173].
• Martin's Western Islands of Scotland, quoted, [228].
• Mavis, or Song thrush, [197], [244].
• Meall a Deas, [314].
• Meall a Ghiubhais, [220], [241], [303], [306], [345].
• Meall an Doire, [309].
• Meall Aundrairidh, [309].
• Meall Aridh Mhic Criadh, [314].
• Meall Lochan a Chleirich, [309].
• Meall Mheannidh, or The middle hill, [219], [336], [344], [350], [352].
• Meall na Cluibha. See [Cliff Hill].
• Meall na Glaice Daraich, [329].
• Meall nam Meallan, [337], [338].
• Meallan Chuaich, [219].
• Meallan na Ghamhna, or Stirkhill, [87], [166], [293], [333].
• Medical practitioner, [296].
• Meikle Ferry, [41], [177].
• Meikle Gruinard river, [255], [300], [320], [359].
• Mellon Charles, [62], [134], [166], [189], [191], [203], [207], [208], [213], [293], [321], [337].
• Mellon Udrigil, [113], [172], [173], [189], [192], [293], [294], [295], [337], [338].
• Melvaig, [47], [60], [61], [185], [212], [293], [294], [295], [328], [330].
• Men, the. See [The "men."]
• Mermaid, story of a, [162].
• Mice, [239].
• Midges, [66], [231].
• Midtown, or Middletown, Inverasdale, [293], [333].
• Milk injured by witchcraft, [164], [165].
• Minch, the, [144], [167], [226], [283], [298], [312], [330], [333], [353], [356].
• Minerals of Gairloch, chapter by Professor Macadam, [289].
• Minister's stone, Ardlair, [81], [343].
• Mioll, or Meall, or Miole, [60], [61], [71], [293].
• Mitchell, Dr Arthur, quoted or referred to, [84], [94], [151-157], [341], [411].
• Moladh Mairi, [179].
• Monar, Heights and Forest of, [240], [315].
• Monopoly of iron manufacture. See [Gift of the manufacture of iron and glass to Sir George Hay].
• Montrose, wars of. See [Covenant].
• Monument to John Mackenzie of the "Beauties," [191], [311].
• Moon growing or waning, lucky or unlucky, [161].
• Moraines of ancient glaciers, [283], [287], [288], [313], [337], [356].
• Morison, Rev. Roderick, minister of Kintail, [206].
• Morrison, Rev. John, [65], [66], [231], [416], [417].
• Moss Bank, Poolewe. See [Bac Dubh].
• Moss, Sir T. Edwards, [298], [317].
• Mosses, [234].
• Mrs Mackenzie of Kernsary. See [Mali Chruinn Donn].
• Murchadh Riabhach na Chuirce, [43].
• Murchison, Sir Roderick, [271], [273], [275], [276], [277], [278], [280], [281].
• Murdo (Black) of the Cave, [12], [13], [322].
• Murdo Mackenzie, third son of John Roy, [48], [49].
• Murdo of the Bridge, [13], [14], [19].
• Murdo's son, or Murdo Mackenzie, [204-206].
• Mullach Coire Mhic Fhearchair, [219].
• Munro, Sir William, defeated at Druim a chait, [33].
• Mutch, or mob-cap, [130], [131].

• Naast (and see [Dun Naast]), [293], [333].
• Names of females in Gairloch, [111].
• Names on vessels, [205], [206].
• Narrows of Loch Maree, [94], [95], [167], [368].
• Natives of Gairloch mainly of original Pictish stock, [110].
• Natural arch, Cove, [334], [335].
• Natural History Notes from Russian Asia, quoted from the Field, [228].
• Neil M'Leod, [47], [77], [333].
• Neil, son of Neil M'Leod, or Nele Nelesoun, has a grant of Gairloch, [24].
• New Statistical Account, quoted or mentioned, [68], [86], [125], [130], [155], [340], [344], [371], [403-407].
• New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, [116].
• Newcombe, Dr C. F., [235].
• Nicol, Professor, [271], [274], [276], [277], [278], [281], [353].
• Night-jar, [197], [230], [247].
• Nomenclature in Gairloch, [111].
• Norse names, [5], [328], [333].
• North Erradale, [87], [105], [221], [293], [294], [329], [330].
• North Erradale, cave at. See [Cave at North Erradale].
• North Point, [219], [237], [240], [242], [248], [320].
• Northern Chronicle, [194].
• Norwegian rule, [5].
• Nova Scotia, [53], [179].
• Nurse of Black Murdo of the Cave, [12].

• Ob Choir' I. See [Corree Bay].
• Oban, or Opinan, [192], [293].
• O'Beolan, earls of Ross, [6], [11].
• Objections to deer forests answered, [376-378].
• Odd and End Stories of Dr Mackenzie, Eileanach, [57], [186].
• Olamh Mor, [17].
• Old Cruive pool on the Ewe, [176], [368].
• Old man seeking America, [115].
• Old Statistical Account, quoted or referred to, [68], [69], [83], [114], [125], [128], [133], [144], [315], [340], [399], [400], [417].
• Old style observed in Gairloch, [116].
• Opinan, or Openham, [293], [294], [328], [329].
• Oran na Feannaige, song by Duncan M'Rae, [55], [166], [175].
• Ormiscaig, [160], [176], [293].
• Osgood H. Mackenzie of Inverewe, youngest son of Sir Francis, [57], [62], [63], [150], [194], [201], [219], [232], [236], [238], [239], [241-256], [298], [317], [318], [319], [320], [321], [335], [342], [351], [354], [365], [371].
• Ospreys, [241], [347], [355].
• Ossian's poems, [173], [185], [186].
• Otterburn, battle of, [13].
• Otters, [197], [232], [237].
• Owls, [231], [243].
• Oysters, [143], [233].

• Padruig Caogach, [178].
• Pans of bog iron (and see [Map]), [87], [93], [328], [329], [333].
• Parochial school of Gairloch, [67], [69], [114], [184], [189], [400], [407].
• Paul M'Tyre has a grant of Gairloch, [6], [14].
• Peach and Horne of the Geological Survey, [271], [279].
• Pearls, [197], [233].
• Peats and peat cutting, [134], [140], [407].
• Pegmatite, [287], [336], [353].
• Pennant's Tour, quoted or referred to, [68], [70], [77], [79], [83], [94], [97], [99], [144], [146], [152], [153], [154], [302], [304], [340], [341], [396-399], [401].
• Perched blocks. See [Carried or perched blocks].
• Peterburn, [330].
• Philabeg, or short or separate kilt (see also [Kilt]), [127], [129].
• Pibrochs, [175], [178], [179].
• Picts, [3], [4], [109].
• Pigs, not kept by crofters, [133].
• Pike, [309], [366].
• Pipers, hereditary, of the Gairloch family. See [Hereditary pipers, &c.]
• Pipers (now living) of Gairloch, [175], [176], [297].
• Planted Island, the, [221].
• Ploc-ard, [168], [171], [318], [367].
• Ploc of Torridon, [41], [324].
• Point, or Red Point, [88], [328].
• Policemen, [296], [321].
• Poll a Chuillin, [325].
• Pool below Poolewe bridge, [171], [318], [368].
• Poolewe, formerly called Clive, [8], [16], [17], [55], [60], [61], [68], [69], [70], [71], [78], [79], [97], [132], [133], [146], [147], [148], [149], [168], [169], [170], [171], [172], [185], [200], [203], [206], [209], [210], [211], [213], [220], [240], [245], [247], [251], [272], [283], [285], [288], [293], [294], [295], [296], [298], [300], [301], [309], [312], [313], [314], [316], [317], [318], [325], [327], [330], [332], [335], [336], [348], [350], [356], [359], [360], [364], [397], [401], [405], [407].
• Poolewe iron furnace. See [Red Smiddy].
• Poolhouse, [298], [318], [379].
• Pools and casts on the Ewe, [367], [368].
• Poor-law and paupers, [114], [115], [295], [296], [400], [407].
• Port Henderson, [133], [162], [293], [328].
• Port na Heile, [310], [331].
• Portraits of Sir George Hay, first earl of Kinnoull, [82], [415].
• Postal arrangements, [147], [296], [407].
• Post-offices, [310], [316].
• Post-runners, [147], [148].
• Potatoes, [138], [140], [142], [149], [398], [400].
• Poultry bewitched, [163], [164].
• Presbyterianism, [63], [64], [65], [416], [417].
• Presbytery of Gairloch, [69], [417].
• Presbytery of Chanonry, [69], [408].
• Presbytery of Dingwall, [68], [69], [408], [411].
• Presbytery of Kenlochewe, [69].
• Presbytery of Lochcarron, [69], [399], [403].
• Press-gangs, [112], [113], [202], [203].
• Preventive service, [297].
• Priest Island, [214], [241], [252], [253], [356].
• Primrose, Archibald. See [Archibald Primrose, clerk of mines].
• Prince Charlie, [54], [55], [166], [190].
• Prince of the Isle Maree tragedy, [7], [127], [150], [151].
• Professor Blackie, [126], [181], [192].
• Pronadh na Mial, [178].
• Proscription of the Highland dress, [114], [128].
• Ptarmigan, [248], [379].
• Public Hall, Poolewe, [298], [316].
• Pulmonary consumption, [133].