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List of Names as written on the Plan	Various modes of Spelling the same Names	Authority for those modes of Spelling	Situation	Descriptive Remarks, or other General Observations which may be considered of Interest
Beadnell Harbour	Beadnell Harbour	Revd. Mr. Cumby, M.A.	On Sheet	A small harbour, having
	Beadnell Harbour	Mr. Alexr Ewing	22.7	but one small Dock, which
	Beadnell Harbour	Mr. John Bolton		is in very bad repair. There are
	Beadnell Harbour	Mr. George Beadlien –		scarcely any vessels, put in here
		Windmill Stead		unless; with salt and those
				engaged in the Fish Trade. It is
				the property of T.W.Craster Esqr.
				And is situated a short distance
				south of Benthall. There is a
				large Fish Curing establishment
				here, – And LimeKilns, – the latter
				not now used.

Burn Carrs	Burn Carrs	Revd. Mr. Cumby, M.A.	On Sheet	Two flat rocks, situated
	Burn Carrs	Mr. Alexr Ewing	22.7	near to each other, in Bead
	Burn Carrs	Mr. John Bolton		-nell Bay -, and a short dis
	Burn Carrs	Mr. George Beadlien –		-tance out from Low Water
		Windmill Stead		Mark. They have a rather bold
	Great Car	Admiralty Chart.		edge on their north sides.
				They make their appearance about
				half ebb.

Miller’s Nick	Miller’s Nick	Mr. John Bolton, Meresman	On Sheet	A deep hollow in the sand
	Miller’s Nick	Mr. Thomas Fordy, Tuggalmill	22.7	-bank, at the beach, where
	Miller’s Nick	Mr. George Beadlien –		a cartroad, leads on to the
		Windmill Stead		foreshore, and at the By
				between the townships of
				Tuggal and Swinhoe.

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