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| The Star | The Star | Mr. Robt Wightman | On Sheet | A Shepherd’s house, on the | ||
| Postmaster, Dunstan | 27.16 | farm of Craster S.Side | ||||
| Mr. Martin Archbold | and n |
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| Mr. George Smails – | of "Long Heugh", It was | |||||
| built about 40 years ago | ||||||
| and the name then given | ||||||
| to it was, "The North Star" – | ||||||
| but now called "The Star" | ||||||
| Swine Den | Swine Den | Estate Map. (1815) | On Sheet | A bend in the Sea Shore | ||
| Swine Den | Mr James Grey, farmer | 27.16 | adjoining "Cullernose | |||
| Craster, Southside – | Point", the cliff here is | |||||
| Swine Den | Mr Martin Archbold | high and precipitous – and | ||||
| the foreshore, between high | ||||||
| and low water, is thick | ||||||
| covered with boulders – | ||||||
| origin of name unknown | ||||||
| Salter’s Gate | Salter’s Gate | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A "Gate" in the township | ||
| 27.16 | road leading from Dun- | |||||
| stan to Howick &c where | ||||||
| the boundary between the | ||||||
| latter and Embleton Parish | ||||||
| crosses it – salt was formerly | ||||||
| carried on Pack Horses along this road hence the name | ||||||
Note: No heading; unsigned; hand of John McCabe
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Transcribed by PT
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