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Excerpt from The Statistical Account of Scotland, Vol. 16: Drawn Up From the Communications of the Ministers of the Different Parishes
Tiliical Accounts, makes it fignify the fameas Inner, a field fit for tillage. In the low country of Scotland, it feems rather to fignify, 76a Mont! of a River, or The Con?uence of two m and if Invereik is not of Celtic original, there is no other name of any place in the parilh, that has the leaf! Afiinity to that Ian' guage. Agreeably to this derivation, the name of IN vzxzsx marks its fituation on the lower part of the river Efi, which falls in two fireama from the moun.
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