Story collected from Rev Alexander Campbell, priest, Bornais/Bornish, Uibhist a deas/South Uist, telling how MacDonald of Boisdale was always trying to catch MacNeil of Barra. One day he and his men lay hidden under heather in the bottom of a boat of women. MacNeil fell for the trap and Boisdale caught him. When they landed at Kilbride [Cille Bhrìghde] MacNeil escaped and so Boisdale and his men pursued him. While they were passing through Gearrynamoine [Geàrraidh na Mònadh/Garrynamonie] 'a man seeing his ti[gh]earna in hot pursuit threw an arrow & killed MacNeil'. MacNeil was said to have been buried where he fell and when a skeleton was found while a drain was being made some years previously [to the story being told] 'Old Ranald MacDonald told whose skeleton it was' that is MacNeil's.