Story about ghosts at Howmore cemetery [Tobha Mòr, Uibhist a Deas/South Uist] in which Catri[o]na ni[gh]ean Do[mh]n[a]il[l] Ghuirm volunteered to watch the cattle-fold at night while the man who should have been doing it went fishing at Loch Sgioport [Loch Skipport]. While there, she saw the graves open and people going in and out of them. A woman ghost approached her and Catriona barred her way with a cuigeal or distaff. The woman demanded to be let past saying that she was Mòr nighean Rìgh Lochlann [King of Norway's daughter] and that she and her thirteen brothers had drowned off Scotland. Catriona let the cuigeal go and in the morning none came out of the fold. Amidst the story is an explanation of how Cille Pheadair/Kilpheder got its name.