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Newton Surmaville is a 15,129-square-foot (1,405.5 m2)
stately home with
gardens and a park
south of Yeovil,
Somerset in the
district of
South Somerset...
- the
Phelips family until 1846, when it p****ed to the
Harbins of
Newton Surmaville.
Babylon Hill
across the
River Yeo to the
south east of the town was the...
- the
recommendation of the
antiquarian Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley.
Newton Surmaville was
built between 1608 and 1612 for
Robert Harbin, a
Yeovil merchant,...
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House Nailsea Court Naish Priory Nettlecombe Court Newton Park
Newton Surmaville North Cadbury Court Nynehead Court The Old Manor,
Croscombe Orchardleigh...
- 1770 by John and
Grace Newman,
whose relations owned neighbouring Newton Surmaville. The
house was set in
pleasure grounds containing a lake and grotto, while...
- Hotel,
Castle Combe Manor House,
Steeple Langford Narborough Hall
Newton Surmaville Northborough,
Cambridgeshire Nunnington Hall
Orchardleigh Estate Oxon...
- the
recommendation of the
antiquarian Canon Hardwicke Rawnsley.
Newton Surmaville was
built between 1608 and 1612 for
Robert Harbin, a
Yeovil merchant,...
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items not in situ, sold in London) 2007 Oct 08 – Oct 09 (2) —
Newton Surmaville,
Somerset for the
heirs of
Sophia Wyndham Rawlins (Lawrence's,
about 900...
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London Montacute House,
Somerset Nettlecombe Court,
Somerset Newton Surmaville,
Somerset Oxburgh Hall,
Norfolk Pay****e's House, Coggeshall, Es**** Plas...
- up and sold to
various local landowners. By 1602 the
Harbins of
Newton Surmaville began buying back the
divided Manor and
rebuilt the
Manor house then known...
