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Name |
Edmund (of Howarth Hall) Howarth [1] |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
1625 |
Person ID |
I93520 |
My Genealogy |
Last Modified |
13 Jun 2016 |
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Notes |
- (Research):Castle Hall and Clegg Hall are specifically mentioned as being
built of freestone (i.e. easily cut stone) ; they and Stubley Hall had courts,
stables, and totes for pigeons or doves, with an ox-house at Castleton and
a fishpond at Clegg . This latter hall, though roofed with stone slates
and possessing mullioned windows, was not a typical local building,
being rectangular in shape, having three stories and an attic, twelve gables
and a columned projecting porch, with the Ashton mullet carved above
each side of the doorway . It was probably built by Theophilus Ashton (Assheton)
at some time before 1618, and it eventually passed to his sister's husband,
Edmund Howarth of Howarth Hall, and to Edmund's son Robert, who
died in 1639 .
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Sources |
- [S3499] John Burke and John Bernard Burke, Burke's Landed Gentry, (London: Henry Colburn, 1847.), Hulton of Hulton. (Reliability: 4).
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