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Holy Island Parish Sheet 12.6 Trace 3

List of Names as written on the Plan	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
Selby Arms	Selby Arms	Mr Ralph Wilson, Harbour Master	on sheet	A good public house the property of Donaldson Selby
(PH)	(PH)		12.6	Esq of Jersey.
	Selby Arms	Mr Robert Stamp, Schoolmaster
	(PH)
	Selby Arms	Mr William Smith, Fisherman
	(PH)

Church Lane	Church Lane	Mr Ralph Wilson	#	A macadamized lane leading from "The Green" to the "Market
	Church Lane	Mr Robert Stamp		Place"
	Church Lane	Mr William Smith

Crown & Anchor	Crown and Anchor	Mr Ralph Wilson	on sheet	A public house on the south east side of the "Market Place"
(PH)	(PH)		12.6	and on the south side of "Sanctuary Close"; the property
	Crown and Anchor	Mr Robert Stamp		and residence of Roddam S Yatts.
	(PH)
	Crown and Anchor	Mr William Smith
	(PH)

Sanctuary Close	Sanctuary Close	Mr Ralph Wilson	on sheet	A good pasture field supposed to have it derived its
	Sanctuary Close	Mr Robert Stamp	12.6	name from its proximity to the altar or sanctuary of the Old Cathedral
	Sanctuary Close	Mr William Smith		of the Old Cathedral.

Mustard Close	Mustard Close	Mr Ralph Wilson	on sheet	A small pasture field on the south side of the
	Mustard Close	Mr Robert Stamp	12.6	Grave Yard. How this field obtained its name is not
	Mustard Close	Mr William Smith		known with certainty but the belief is that whilst the
				Monastery was in being that this field was sown
				annually by the Monks with mustard seed.

				Thomas Cosgrove

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Transcribed by CC and SMH