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| Date | circa 1870 |
| Source | see above |
| Author | Unknown author |
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- 2009-12-01 23:17 Rodolph 2559×3954× (1621978 bytes) scan of a photo (R. de Salis, Oct. 2009) of a c.1870 photo of Bryan Leighton of Loton. From an album put together by William & Emily Fane de Salis. William was a great-uncle of the boy.~~~~
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