Place name in Knoydart, 1935

[James Griffin]

I have a death register for a relative, Janet MacInnes, who died in what looks like TORREE in Knoydart in 1935.
I can't find any mention of Torree on internet searches and I'm hoping someone can confirm I'm reading the article correctly.
I suppose it could refer to a house name rather than a place name but obviously I can't confirm either.
Can anyone confirm or come up with an alternative?
Many thanks.

James

[Forfarian]

Could it be Inverie?

Can you scan the death certificate and post the part with the place name here so we can all have a look at it?

[Gadget]

It does look like Torree 

[James Griffin]

Forfarian - as you can see Gadget has beaten me to it with the scan.
I can't imagine it being anything other than Torree - I think I may have to obtain an ordnance survey map and peruse it with a magnifying glass!

[Gadget]

Could it be

Torr Reidh or Torranrie

on this map

https://maps.nls.uk/view/75836907#zoom=7&lat=4274&lon=3570&layers=BT

[Forfarian]

I'd go with Tòrr Réidh, which would sound quite like Torree if anglicised.

It's still there https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NM7799 and click on the map to enlarge it.

[Istrice]

Hi,

Valuation Rolls for 1935 Invernesshire, Glenelg Parish, has a John MacInnes as the Tenant of House and Garden "Torrinree".  Could this be the location you are looking for?

Istrice

[Forfarian]

If you look on the map to which Gadget supplied the link in Reply #4 above, you will see that Torranrie is right next to Tòrr Réidh.

[James Griffin]

Thanks to everyone who responded.
I now don't think there is any doubt that it is Tòrr Réidh which, like so many places in Scotland, has been anglicised to Torree.
Makes perfect sense when I think about it!
Thanks all!

James