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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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| Little Shaird | Little Shaird | Mr. Robt Grey Inn Keeper | On Sheet | A Nick, or break, in "The | ||
| Craster | 27.12 | Heughs" east of Dunstan | ||||
| Mr. George Smailes | -Square – this is Called Little | |||||
| Fisherman | to distinguish it from a | |||||
| Craster | larger one, which is nearly | |||||
| Mr. Martin Archbold | half a mile South of it – | |||||
| Craster | Shaird, means Nick – a hollow | |||||
| or division – | ||||||
| Big Shaird | Big Shaird | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A wide, and deep Nick | ||
| 27.12 | or break, in "The Heughs | |||||
| about, half a mile South | ||||||
| of Little Shaird, this is | ||||||
| a well known point, to | ||||||
| the fishermen, along the | ||||||
| Coast. | ||||||
| Oxberry Law | Oxberry Law | Same Authorities | On Sheet | A small rocky eminence | ||
| 27.12 | on the beach, about half | |||||
| a mile north of Craster | ||||||
| This is a well known | ||||||
| point to the fishermen | ||||||
| Origin of name unknown | ||||||
| John McCabe |
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Transcribed by PT
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