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Parish of Holy Island (Detached) Sheet 7-2

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
Cuddy’s Cove	Cuddy’s Cove	Mr James Dixon	on Sheet	A deep, grassy hollow, in the
	Cuddy’s Cove	Mr James Wood	7.2	sea bank, at the south end of
	Cuddy’s Cove	Mr Andrew Patterson		Maidenkirk Flat, ~~and~~ having a
	Cuddy’s Cove	Mr Edward Pringle		ledge, of red sandstone, along
				the south side of it –

The Podler	The Podler	Mr James Dixon	on Sheet	A long ridge of smooth rock
		Mr James Wood	4.14	lying parallel with the shore,
		Mr Andrew Patterson		opposite to Maidenkirk Flat.
		Mr Edward Pringle		~~and~~ Commencing at the west
				side of Maidenkirk Cove, near
				to the south end, I could not
				obtain the, origin, or derivation
				of this name, ~~therefore the or-~~
				~~‘-thography is doubtful~~

Cargie’s Kiln	Cargie’s Kiln	Mr James Dixon	on Sheet	An old Limekiln on the
		Mr James Wood	7.2	sea shore, about 10 chains
		Mr Andrew Patterson		north of "Scremerston Station"
		Mr Edward Pringle		It is was built, and worked, by
				a man named John Cargie, between
				30 & 40 years ago – hence the name –

				John McCabe

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