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Parish of Holy Island (Detached) Sheet 7-2

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
Saltpan How	Saltpan How	Estate Map –	on Sheet	An elevated portion of land,
	Saltpan How	John Grey Esqr., Agent,	7.2	on the sea shore, on which,
	Saltpan How	Mr James Dixon, fisherman		there are a few Cottages, with
	Saltpan How	Mr James Wood, fisherman		gardens, Limestone Quarry, and
				Lime Kiln &c It gets this mame
				from there having been a "Salt Pan"
				on the east side of it, close to the
				sea shore,) the Salt Pan ~~has been~~ was
				removed many years ago –

Pan Cheek	Pan Cheek	John Grey Esqr., Agent,	on Sheet	This name applies to the side
		Mr James Dixon, fisherman	7.2	of "Saltpan Rocks", on the south
		Mr James Wood, fisherman		side, ~~and~~ along the sand, –
				~~They got this name from the salt~~
				~~Pan, having stood near the area~~

Pancheek Shiel	Pancheek Shiel	John Grey Esqr., Agent,	on Sheet	A small house, on the sea
		Mr James Dixon, fisherman	7.2	shore, at the south end of
		Mr James Wood, fisherman		~~end of~~ "Pan Cheek", ~~from which~~
				~~it derived the name~~, there are
				the ruins of an old Ice House, on
				the west side of it –

				John McCabe

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