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Fenham | Fenham | Estate Map | on sheets | A small village, consisting | ||
Fenham | Mr Thomas Mathison | 11.8 & | of a neat farmhouse, & out | |||
Fenham | Mr John Mathison | 12.5 | offices, a few scattered | |||
Fenham | Mr John Black | cottages, an Inn and an | ||||
excellent Corn Mill – | ||||||
shore opposite to, and about | ||||||
3 miles west of "Holy Island" | ||||||
and about 5 1/2 miles north- | ||||||
-west of "Belford". | ||||||
Joliffe Tufnell Esqr. | ||||||
In an enclosure on the south | ||||||
side of the village, there are | ||||||
the remains of ancient buil- | ||||||
-dings – Still visable, and some | ||||||
of the inhabitants affirm that | ||||||
a Castle stood here, but I | ||||||
could get nothing authentic | ||||||
respecting it, and |
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subject. (The prominent portions | ||||||
are shown on trace) | ||||||
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