In 2003 when I was helping the RootsWeb Free Census project by compiling the 1841 census of Southend, I often wondered where the occupants of a home had been living and would try to find their farm or village on a map, modern and old.
I have located several of the places and put them into this chart so that someone with similar curiosity might be able to find the home of their ancestor.
Some place names have pictures which may be viewed by clicking on the underlined name.
If you know where any of the other places named are located, please let me know so I can update this chart.

Instructions for viewing an 1869 map using Grid Reference Number from this list:

1. Highlight and copy grid reference number.
2. Open new web page for old-maps.co.uk by clicking on link,
3. At Old Maps web page, insert numbers into search box, click on radio button for "co-ordinate".
4. Click on "search" button.
5. To see it on a modern map, scroll down to bottom of their web page and click on, "View Modern Map", button.
6. An alternate map source is National Library of Scotland Click on Maps of Scotland 1560-1928, then in the Surveyor/Mapmaker/Engraver drop-down box, click on Langlands, George 1771-1810. There are four maps of Argyll, click on the one for Kintyre.
7. You can find an explanation to the Ordnance Survey Grid at their web page. The National Grid.