OS1/35/87/142
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CARRICK-A-MURLOW | Carrick-a-murlow, Point of Rocks and Fishing Seat | John Brown, Cardryne, William Todd, Drumore | 036 | A Point of Rocks . Used as a Seat by Fisher men when angling. Situated between Slockalkin and Portlennie. |
| PORTLENNIE | Portlennie Creek | John Brown, Cardryne, William Todd, Drumore | 036 | A Small Creek Situated between Port-an--kill and Carrick-a-murlow. The fore Shore of which is Rocky. It is not used as a landing place. |
| PORT-AN-KILL | Port-an-kill Bay | John Brown, Cardryne, William Todd, Drumore | 036 | This Bay is used as a Landing place, and affords a harbour for small vessels importing [Lime], Coals, []. and fo Exporting Potatoes and Grain. The fore Shore Consists of Boulders and Shingles. It is sometimes called Kirk-Port. |
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[Page] 142List of Names collected by John Callanan C.A. [Civil Assistant]
Plan 36. A
Trace 5
[Parish] Kirkmaiden
Objects
Point of Rocks - rock seat
Creek - a creek
Bay - a bay
[Signed]
John Callanan
C.A. [Civil Assistant]
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