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| Holy Island | Holy Island | Mr Ralph Wilson, Harbour Master | on sheets | A village in |
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| Holy Island | Mr Robert Stamp, School Master | 12.2 & | in the south part of the township having the same name | |||
| Holy Island | Mr William Smith, Fisherman | 12.6 | in the village are the ruins of a Cathedral and a Monastery, | |||
| a Church dedicated to St Mary, a Boys and Girls School | ||||||
| supported by charitable bequests, private endowments | ||||||
| and small weekly payments of the children whom average | ||||||
| about 60 daily; A Cross erected in the Market Place in 1828 | ||||||
| on the site of the Ancient Cross and 9 Public Houses | ||||||
| There are several small shops here for the sale of | ||||||
| Groceries &c but none of any importance. | ||||||
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| Lindisfarne but since 1038 all legal documents and | ||||||
| assessments style it Holy Island. | ||||||
| Thomas Cosgrove |
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