Fenit House was built before 1840.
It became the home of John Hurly.
There is a stone at Fenit House with inscription "J.H. 1860".
He died 1878.
Inherited eventually by his daughter Augusta Hurly.
Augusta died 1946.
Home of her widowed daughter-in-law
Mary Bayley.
Mary left about 1980. Or possibly early 1970s.
She died 1990.
Fenit House survives, but was sold out of the family.
[Hickson, 3 Mar 1897]
says that
the original Ms of
"Black Jack's Book"
was then in Fenit House.
It is now in TCD.
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