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Church and
inscribed in
memory of Sir John de
Loudham. The dog at the feet of the
effigy indicates that
Loudham was a warrior.
According to one source, "Many...
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saxophone and
preserving rare breeds. He kept a herd of Red Poll
cattle on his
Loudham Hall
estate at Pettistree, in East Suffolk. In
August 2024,
Lynch celebrated...
- Pettistree, the
manor of Byng, and the
manor of
Loudham. Byng Hall is a
castellated 16th-century
manor house.
Loudham Hall is a fine
Georgian country manor house...
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integrated with the
adjacent Bledington village. The
major landowner is
Loudham Estates,
based at
Foxcote Farm. Foxholes, a
woodland nature reserve sloping...
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Clerk of the ****ery in the
Royal Household. He
purchased the
estate of
Loudham Park in
Ufford and
other lands in Suffolk,
producing "a
rental of nearly...
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mayor of Northampton) 1349 (prior to): Adam le
Garlekmongere 1401-02: John
Loudham (MP for Northampton, 1401) 1403-04:
Thomas Overton (MP for Northampton...
- The
manor was in the
possession of the
successive families of Breton,
Loudham and Foljambe,
which were
notable families at the time. Coal and iron were...
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privately 2 w****s
before auction, est. £12-£14m) 2007 June 1 – June 3 (3) —
Loudham Hall,
Suffolk (Lyon & Turnbull, £2.1m,
about 2,000 lots,
items only in...
- makers. The
foundation is
attributed by
William Dugdale to Sir
Thomas de
Loudham (but by John
Speed to Lord Bardesley, Sir
Jeffrey Hadley and Sir Robert...
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Woodward 1397 (Jan)
Richard Stormsworth Thomas Overton 1397 (Sep) 1399 John
Loudham John
Spring 1401 1406
Henry Empingham Thomas Wintringham 1407 John Rivell...
