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A visitation of the seats and arms of the noblemen and gentlemen of Great Britain (1852)

Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892 · London : Colburn · leaf 167

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to one of the family ofFerrers. Fi-om them it came to the Cop-pins, one of whose descendants sold it aboutthe year 1800, and thus it came to the pre-sent owner, Daniel Goodson Adey, Esq., ofGloucestershire. The mansion is partly gothic, but princi-pally of that style called Elizabethan, avague… … 5^ 6;-i 5? 1=] o53 =^ < Op SEATS OP GREAT BRITAIN. 123 foot, being protected at the back from thecolfl winds by a large rookery. Close to itis the park, from which it is separated* byan ornamental wall and terrace. The ele- picturesque, andthe high road about a vation is exceedingly shows well…

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