[3] This spelling also appears on an early map drawn by Robert Gordon dated ca.

[4] In 1807 a newspaper piece in the Caledonian Mercury advertised the sale of a "valuable sheep farm" in the lands of Inverlael including Ardcharnick.

[6] In 1890 the estate of Inverlael in the township of Ardcharnich, belonged to Sir Arthur Mackenzie of Coul.

It was also found that the small size of their holdings was due to the previous actions of the former proprietors of the Estate.

With the help of the Commission enough fencing was purchased and the crofters were assigned 847 acres of grazing ground, to be divided between their households with a total rent of £21, 3s, or £2, 7s for each of nine shares.