- The
Swynfen (or Swinfen) will case was a
series of
English trials over the will of
Samuel Swynfen that ran from 1856 to 1864 and
raised important questions[which...
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Admiral Swynfen Thomas Carnegie (8
March 1813 – 29
November 1879) was a
Royal Navy
officer who went on to be
Fourth Naval Lord.
Swynfen Thomas Carnegie...
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Simon Swynfen Jervis FSA (born 9
January 1943) is a
British museum director and art historian. His
first museum post was at what is now
known as Leicester...
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Swynfen Stevens Jervis (10 May 1797 – 15
January 1867) was a
British politician and writer, who
represented Bridport in
Parliament from 1837 to 1841....
- It is a
Grade II*
listed building. The hall was
built in 1757 by
Samuel Swynfen to a
design by
architect Benjamin Wyatt (father of
James Wyatt), and remained...
- John
Brandreth and Jane Weston. The
History of
Parliament Trust,
SWINFEN (
SWYNFEN), John (1613-94), of Swinfen, Weeford,
Staffs retrieved December 2017 "Swinfen...
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obviate the
risks to the public,
particularly after the
scandal of the
Swynfen will case (1856–1864). However, the
principles are
relevant to
modern contingent...
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William Henry Ricketts and Mary Jervis. Mary
Jervis was the
daughter of
Swynfen Jervis,
Rector of Meaford,
Staffordshire and the
sister of
Admiral of the...
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Vernon had been the
Speaker of the
House of Commons. His mother,
Margaret Swynfen, was the
heiress of Sir
Robert Pype.
Henry Vernon was one of
twelve children...
- Vice-Admiral Sir
Maurice Swynfen Fitzmaurice, KCVO, CB, CMG (12
August 1870 – 23
January 1927) was an
officer of the
Royal Navy. He
served in a number...
