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| Boat House | Boat House | Revd E. N. Mangem | 14 Chains S. S. East | A Cottage with gardens attached | ||
| Boat House | Mr. Downey | of Sea Houses | occupied by one of the servants of | |||
| Boat House | Mr. Bickerton | Earl Grey. the name is derived | ||||
| from the adjoining natural Haven | ||||||
| which affords Boats a safe | ||||||
| Anchorage | ||||||
| Howick Burn | See Book of Sheet 32/3 | |||||
| Howick Haven | Howick Haven | Mr. B Stephenson | Extending south east | A small natural Haven affording | ||
| Howick Haven | Mr. W Stephenson | from "Boat House" | pretty safe anchorage for fishing | |||
| Howick Haven | Mr. J Stanton | to Low Water Mark. | boats and small Craft. | |||
| Rumbling Kern | Rumbling Kern | Mr. B Stephenson | A natural Cavern into which the Tide | |||
| Rumbling Kern | Mr. W Stephenson | flows and as a consequence makes a | ||||
| Rumbling Kern | Mr. J Stanton | great noise |
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| Rumbling Kern | "Kern, to churn", Brockett’s Glossary | says that the subterranean passage | ||||
| Kern, adopted in compliance with Survey usage | reaches to Howick Hall. | |||||
| N.C | The "Rumbling Kirn" is the local way | |||||
| of saying "Very noisy Churn" | ||||||
| John Stewart 2nd Corpl RE | ||||||
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Transcribed by DW
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