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Parish of Embleton â€” Sheet 27.16

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
Hole o’ the Dike	Hole o’ the Dike	Mr Martin Archbold	On Sheet	A deep chasm, in the [???]
		Fisherman Craster	27. 16	between high, and low
	Hole o’ the Dike	Mr George Smailes Do		water, where, a Stone
	Hole o’ the Dike	Mr Robt Grey Innkeeper Craster		walls joins the beach
				a Short distance South of
				Craster. This is a very old
				name, and well known.

Black Hole	Black Hole	Mr Martin Archbold	On Sheet	A deep chasm in the
		Fisherman Craster	27. 16	rocks, between high and
		Mr George Smailes Do		low water, a short
		Mr Robt Grey Innkeeper Craster		South of Hole o’ the Dike.
				It is well known to
				fishermen here.

Long Heugh	Long Heugh	T. W. Craster Esqr	On Sheet	A steep Rocky [???]
		And Same as above.	27. 16	the Continuation of
				Heugh, from [where] [???]
				Sepearated by a [???]
				It tapers off [???]
				where it joins [???]
				[???]

				John McCabe

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