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| Football Hole | Football Hole | Estate map In the possession | On Sheet | A sandy opening between the | ||
| of John Railston Esqr | 22.15 | rocks, on the South Side of "Snook" | ||||
| N. Sunderland | the portion of it between high & low | |||||
| Football Hole | Mr. Ralph Pringle, Fish Curer &c | water was, formerly much frequented | ||||
| Newton Seahouses | by youths of Newton, for the purpose | |||||
| Football Hole | Mr. James Blair, Inn Keeper [100?] | of playing at Foot Ball, on it – | ||||
| hence the name – | ||||||
| Black Kirk | Blackkirk Rocks | Mr. Robt Rutter, Fisherman | On Sheet | A small portion of the beach, on | ||
| Rocks | Newton | 22.15 | the north side of Newton Point | |||
| Blackkirk Rocks | Mr. James Blair | the Rocks along which are perpendicular | ||||
| Blackkirk Rocks | Mr. Ralph Pringle | are, dark whinstone, and from 15 to | ||||
| 20 feet high It is said that a Ship | ||||||
| named "Black Kirk" was wrecked | ||||||
| here, hence the name, | ||||||
| Pern Carr | Pern Carr | Estate map, as above | On Sheet | A flat rock extending from the | ||
| Pern Carr | Mr. James Blair | 22.15 | end of Blackkirk Rocks in an | |||
| Pern Carr | Mr. Ralph Pringle | easterly direction for about 15 | ||||
| chains; Strata dipping southeast, | ||||||
| Origin of name unknown – | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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