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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LUMSDAINE SHORE | Lumsdaine Shore Lumsdaine Shore Lumsdaine Shore |
Mr J. Hardy Penmanshiel Mr A Wilson Coldingham Mr H. Spence Coldingham |
002.15 | [Situation] A portion of the sea coast formerly used as a fishing station - and occasionally resorted to by fishing boats. |
| MAW CARR | Maw Carr | Mr J. Hardy Penmanshiel Mr Andrew Wilson Coldingham Mr Hew Spence Coldingham |
002.15 ; 005.08 | [Situation] About sixteen chains east South east from Shilments. A rock on the sea coast, frequented by gulls. |
| SHILMENTS | Shilments Shilmonts Shilments |
Mr J. Hardy Penmanshiel Mr Andrew Wilson Coldingham Mr H. Spence Coldingham Jamieson's Dictionary Jamieson's Dictionary |
002.15 | [Situation] About thirty six chains east from Lumsdaine Shore. A conspicuous rocky point on the sea coast. The Shilments" is the wooden frame of a cart used in carrying corn. |
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[Page] 25Parish of Coldingham Sheet 2. 15. - 4 & 5
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