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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 |
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| Crumstone | Crumstone | Mr Darling; Longstone | on Sheet | The Crumstone is about a mile south | ||
| Crumstone | Mr Patterson; Monkshouse | 12d.D & | -ward of the Longstone, and is a | |||
| Crumstone | Mr Patterson; N.Sunderland | 17.B | dark mass of irregular basaltic rock | |||
| divided into three by guts and usually | ||||||
| called by the fishermen "The bull; | ||||||
| Cow; and Calf" and interesting as | ||||||
| being a breeding place of the great | ||||||
| Seal. It is only partly covered, but | ||||||
| the spray dashes over it so as to make | ||||||
| it untenable at high water- | ||||||
| Nivestone | Mr Darling; Longstone | on Sheet | A mass of rock nearly 1/2 a mile N.E. from | |||
| Nivestone | Mr Patterson; Monkshouse | 12.aD- | the Longstone, covered at high water, | |||
| Nivestone | Mr Patterson; N.Sunderland | and about 11. feet above low water | ||||
| mark; it is the Easternmost of all | ||||||
| Navistone | Navistone | Seaman’s Guide | the islands and is a source of danger | |||
| Navistone | Admiralty Chart | to Vessels as the sea is always breaking | ||||
| upon it, and there are several shoals near it. | ||||||
Note: Unsigned
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