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On April 24, 1651, Cuthbert Fenwick was granted absolute lordship of Fenwick Manor, sometimes called St. Cuthbert's Manor, with all the rights and privileges of holding court baron and court leet. The manor comprised 2,000 acres in Resurrection Hundred on the south bank of the Patuxent River, between De La Brooke Manor on the north and Resurrection Manor on the south.
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