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| Chapel | Chapel (Remains of) | Revd. Mr. Cumby, M.A. | On Sheet | The remains of a very old Chapel | ||
| (Remains of) | Chapel (Remains of) | Mr. John Bolton | 22.7 | of small dimen |
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| Chapel (Remains of) | Mr. Alexr Ewing | on a narrow nick of land, north | ||||
| Chapel (Remains of) | Mr. James Weatherly | east of "Beadnell Harbour", and close | ||||
| to high water mark. This point, | ||||||
| is called by the people here "Ebbe’s | ||||||
| Snook", and from this I would | ||||||
| suppose that, the Chapel was | ||||||
| dedicated to St Ebba. Close to it, | ||||||
| on the north side, there is the track | ||||||
| of a small enclosure, probably a | ||||||
| Burying Ground | ||||||
| Ebbe’s Snook | Ebbe’s Snook | Mr. John Bolton | On Sheet | A long, narrow neck of land | ||
| or | or | 22.7 | extending into the sea, a short | |||
| Beadnell Point | Beadnell Point | distance northeast of "Beadnell | ||||
| Ebbe’s Snook | Mr. George Beadlien | Harbour", The end next the sea | ||||
| or | is a high, bare, rock – near to | |||||
| Beadnell Point | the west end of this point there | |||||
| Ebbe’s Snook | Mr. Ralph Dixon | |||||
| or | Chapel, probably from which this | |||||
| Beadnell Point | point derived the name. | |||||
| Ebbe’s Snook | Mr. Alexr Ewing. | It is also frequently called "Beadnell Point" | ||||
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| Beadnell Point | ||||||
| John McCabe | ||||||
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