Tairbeart Isle of Harris Inverness-shire Scotland
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Note about cairns used for resting coffins, 10 July 1870
Note which reads 'The cairns between Trai Loscintir - 9 miles and Tarbert are erected by the people at the funeral where they sit down to rest. Families have no par[ticular] cairn for themselves.' [TrĂ igh Losgaintir/Luskentyre Beach and Tairbeart, Na Hearadh/Isle of Harris]
Notes and story about the strand 'Mol na h-Aoi' and 'Mol na Hearadh', November 1873
Notes and story about the strand 'Mol na h-Aoi' and 'Mol na Hearadh' [Na Hearadh/Isle of Harris] that there 'trees + riasg du[bh] sleamhain[n] du[bh] all over the strand at [very] low water' and how the places becomes 'black' when the swell carries away the sand and stones. The story tells how a man in Tarb[ert] [Tairbeart] built a vessel from timber taken from Mol na Hearadh and that the location of the Mol is 'the strand below Alin'.