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| Newton Seahouses | Newton Seahouses | North Sea Pilot, Part 3. P.27 | On Sheet | A very small hamlet on the | ||
| Newton Seahouses | Estate map, In the possession of | 22.15 | Sea Shore |
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| John Railston Esqr. N. Sunderland | detached house, the remaining | |||||
| Newton Seahouses | Mr. Ralph Pringle – | houses forming three sides of a | ||||
| Newton Seahouses | Mr. James Blair – | square, and on the South Side | ||||
| Sea Houses | Whites Directory | of this is a Herring-yard, the | ||||
| Coast Guards Keep a Mortor, | ||||||
| and apparatus here, to assist | ||||||
| in case of ship wrecks |
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| the property of Capt. Potts &c | ||||||
| Smack Inn | Smack Inn | Board | On Sheet | A small public house | ||
| Smack Inn | Mr. James Blair, Occupier | 22.15 | in the Village of Newton Sea | |||
| Smack Inn | Mr. Ralph Pringle – | -houses & |
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| northwest corner of the square | ||||||
| Fills | Fills | North Sea Pilot, Part 3. P.27 | On Sheet | Two large flat patches of rock | ||
| and same as above | 22.15 | forming the east side of St | ||||
| Mary’s Haven, the south one | ||||||
| being divided by small channels | ||||||
| the highest part of these rocks | ||||||
| dries 9 feet at spring tides, but | ||||||
| are completely under water | ||||||
| when the tide is in – | ||||||
| Origin of name unknown | ||||||
Note: No heading; unsigned; prob. hand of John McCabe
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Transcribed by PT
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