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Francis Fentiman, a very old man. Engraving by J.T. Smith after W. Friar, 1799.
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Francis Fentiman, a very old man. Engraving by J.T. Smith after W. Friar, 1799.

W Friar

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Lettering: Francis Fentiman, of Bolton in the West Riding of Yorkshire, aged 100. W. Friar pinxt. 1799 ; J.T. Smith sculpt.

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