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| Dolphin Stones | Dolphin Stones | Mr John Mathison | on sheet | This was a mooring place for | ||
| Dolphin Stones | Mr John Cornet | 12.5 | vessels, engaged in the Corn trade, | |||
| Dolphin Stones | Mr Thomas Mathison | there having at one time been | ||||
| Dolphin Stones | Mr Robt Ried | a great quantity shipped from | ||||
| here, there was a large post | ||||||
| driven down here, for the purpose | ||||||
| of securing ships to it, and which | ||||||
| was called "the Dolphin", but it | ||||||
| was washed away, some years ago, the | ||||||
| stones which were placed around | ||||||
| it, only remaining, and which | ||||||
| still bear the name of "Dolphin Stones" | ||||||
| Granary Point | Granary Point | Mr John Mathison | on sheet | A sharp angle of the beach | ||
| Granary Point | Mr John Cornet | 12.5 | a short distance north of Fenham | |||
| Granary Point | Mr Thomas Mathison | on which a Granary still stands, | ||||
| Granary Point | Mr Robt Ried | the latter forms a prominent | ||||
| object to mariners, passing or, | ||||||
| entering the harbour of "Holy Island" | ||||||
| John McCabe |
Note: Signature in header
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