Saints in Scottish Place-Names

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Grid reference

NH 615 652 (accurate position)

Six-figure easting & northing

261500 865200

Latitude

57.6556124666702

Longitude

-4.321377388573139

County

Ross-shire

Nearby places

Kiltearn Beach, Kiltearn (0.06 miles)

Kiltearn, parish (0.14 miles)

Katewell, settlement, Kiltearn (1.55 miles)

Kate Well, well, Kiltearn (1.55 miles)

St Martins, settlement, Resolis (2.1 miles)

Object Classification

Antiquity

Ecclesiastical

Is linear feature?

Notes

A medieval carved stone has been re-used on the site.

Relationships with other parishes

Within Kiltearn, parish

Relationships with other places

Adjacent Kiltearn Beach, Kiltearn

Names

1 head-name linked to this place

Kiltearn

Head name

Kiltearn

Place

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Certainty that this name applies to this place

Certain

The status of this name is

Hypothetical

Is this a current OS form? ?

Is this the original referent of the place?

Yes

Is the association of this name to this object hypothetical?

Yes

Keltierny 1227, Moray Reg.

Historic form

Keltierny

Head name

Kiltearn

Place

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Certainty that this name applies to this place

Certain

Source

Moray Reg., no. 75

Date of citation

1227 x 1227

Feature named in source

Andrew persona de

Source code

Moray Reg.

Source title

Registrum Episcopatus Moraviensis

Series

Bannatyne Club

Year

1837

Keltire 1275, Bagimond's Roll

Historic form

Keltire

Head name

Kiltearn

Place

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Certainty that this name applies to this place

Certain

Source

Bagimond's Roll, 50

Date of citation

1275 x 1275

Feature named in source

ecclesia

Notes on the context of this place-name

The text composed in 1287 accounts for tax raised in Scotland 1275 and 1276.

Source code

Bagimond's Roll

Author

A.I.Dunlop

Source title

Bagimond's Roll

Secondary Title

Scottish History Society Miscellany

Pages

25-77

Volume

Year

1939

Notes

The text composed in 1287 accounts for tax raised in Scotland 1275 and 1276.

Kelteyrn 1296, Watson 1904

Historic form

Kelteyrn

Head name

Kiltearn

Place

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Certainty that this name applies to this place

Certain

Source

Watson 1904, 85

Date of citation

1296 x 1296

Notes on the context of this place-name

reprinted in paperback 1996 by Highland Heritage Books, price £10.99

Source code

Watson 1904

Author

W. J. Watson

Source title

Place-Names of Ross and Cromarty

Year

1904

Notes

reprinted in paperback 1996 by Highland Heritage Books, price £10.99

Kilteyrn 1440, Acts of the Lords of the Isles

Historic form

Kilteyrn

Head name

Kiltearn

Place

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Certainty that this name applies to this place

Certain

Source

Acts of the Lords of the Isles, No. 32

Date of citation

1440 x 1440

Associated person or body

Walter of Urchard, parson of Kiltearn

Source code

Acts of the Lords of the Isles

Source title

Acts of the Lords of the Isles 1336-1493

Editors

Jean Munro and R. W. Munro

Series

Scottish History Society

Year

1986

Kiltern 1654, Blaeu

Historic form

Kiltern

Head name

Kiltearn

Place

Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Certainty that this name applies to this place

Certain

Source

Blaeu, Moray

Date of citation

1654 x 1654

Source code

Blaeu

Source title

Atlas Novus

Editors

and publisher: Johan Blaeu

Year

1654

Relationships with other place names

Is source of Kiltearn, Kiltearn, parish

Place-name data

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Kiltearn, eccles. Kiltearn

Grid reference

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Names

Kiltearn

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The status of this name is

Is this a current OS form? ?

Is this the original referent of the place?

Is the association of this name to this object hypothetical?

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Date of citation

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