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| Fentonhill | Fenton Hill | Estate Map | On Sheet | A farm Steading (about 1/2 a mile | ||
| Mr Matthew Laidlaw | 1 |
N. Of Fenton Town), on the estate | ||||
| Mr Thos Laidlaw | of Fenton, the property of the Earl | |||||
| Fentonhill | Should be Compounded | of Durham & occupied by Mr | ||||
| Matthew Laidlaw | ||||||
| Camp | Camp | Mr Thos Laidlaw | On Sheet | A large well defined camp | ||
| (Remains of) | (Remains of) | Mr Jas Laidlaw | 14.8 | of two ramparts close to the | ||
| Mr Jas Young | farm house of Fenton Hill | |||||
| Generally supposed to be a British | ||||||
| Camp but no local trad | ||||||
| ition exists concerning it | ||||||
| Fenton Mill | Fenton Mill | Mr Wm Cockburn | On Sheet | A meal & flour mill on the | ||
| (Corn) | (Corn) | Estate Map | 14.8 | farm of Fenton Town in the | ||
| Mr James Laidlaw | occupation of Mr Wm Cockburn | |||||
| The Earl of Durham | ||||||
| is the proprietor | ||||||
| Robt Young Corporal Royal Engineers |
Note: Signature in header
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