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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 |
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| Newbiggin | Newbiggin | Mr. George Mavin, Farmer | On Sheet | A row of three cottages, one storey | ||
| North Farm | 27.3 | high, |
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| Newbiggin | Mr. Ralph Pringle, Fishcurer | attached, they are situated on | ||||
| Newton Seahouses | "North Farm", and occupied by the | |||||
| Newbiggin | Mr. George Trotter, Schoolmaster | farm servants – | ||||
| Embleton | ||||||
| Embletonburn | Embletonburn Mouth | Same Authorities | On Sheet | This name is given to where | ||
| Mouth | 27.3 | Embleton Burn discharges | ||||
| itself into "Embleton Bay" | ||||||
| Bathing Rock | Bathing Rock | Mr. Ralph Pringle | On Sheet | A small flat rock, between | ||
| Bathing Rock | Mr. Robt Sheel, Fisherman | 27.3 | high, and low water, a short | |||
| Newton Seahouses | distance north of "Embletonburn | |||||
| Bathing Rock | Mr. James Patterson Newton Seahouses | Mouth" Bathers are in the habit | ||||
| of leaving their clo |
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| Rock, while bathing, hence the | ||||||
| name. | ||||||
| John McCabe |
Note: Signature in header
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Transcribed by PT
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