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List of the Principal Seats in Lincolnshire • LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL SEATS IN LINCOLNSHIRE, WITH RBFERENCK 'l'O THK PLACBS UNDEB WHICH THEY WILL BB FOU~D IN THIS VOLCMB. PAGB PAGB Aisthorpe hall, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Seward Ruston J.P. Dower house, Coningsby Charles Sibthorp esq. M.A., see Aisthorpe ............ , . .. • . •• . •• . • . • .. • 29 D.L., J.P. see Canwick .••..•....••..•.....•.....•..•....••..• 135 Aisthorpe house, Joseph Clifton Ward esq. see Ais- Dowsby hall, Arthur Wellesley Dean esq.J.P. see Dowsby 179 thorpe :. •••••. •• . .. •• . •• . •• . .• . •. •• . .• . .• ••• . .. .• . ••• . .• 29 Eastgate house, Alfred Shuttleworth esq. n.L., J.P. see Allington hall, Mrs. Welby, see Allington .................. 36 Ltnco. l n . .• . •• . • . .• . •. • •• . • . .• . •• . • .•• .•• . • . • . •. •• .•• ••• 4 IO.. .Appleby hall, The Dowager Lady St. Oswald.seeAppleby 40 Easton hall, Marshal! 0. Roberts esq. see Stoke Roch- Ashby hall, Capt. Nevill Henry Reeve-King M.A., J.P. ford .•• . • . • . •• . • . • . .• . .• .•• . • . .• .•• •. • . •• . • . • . •• . .• .•• . • 577 see Ashby-de-la-Launde....................................... 42 Edlington hall, JohnRandall Hatfeild esq. see Edlington 184. Aswarby hall, Sir George Whichcote hart. n.L., J.P. see Elkington hall, Earl of Wilton, see South Elkington ... 184 Aswarby ..•........•..•..•..........•......•.....•...•.•..••....•• 44 Elsham hall, Sir Francis Edmund George Astley- Aswardby hall, Frederick Crowder esq. l'ee Aswardby ..• 45 Corbett bart. D.L., J.P. see Elsham ........................ 185 Bardney Manor house, Joseph Parkinson Oarter, see Embsay, Norman Hodgson esq. J.P. see Nocton ......... 474- Bardney. ~ .......................................................... 47 Fillingham castle, Mrs. Portman-Dalton, see Fillingham 191 Barrow hall, Rev. George Crowle Uppleby J.P. see Frampton house, Herbert Dennis esq. see Frampton ... 197 · Barrow-on-Humbe~ .•......•.................•...........•..• 51 .Frieston priory, Rev. Canon Samuel Staffurth M.A., Hayons manor, Edmund Ch&.rles Tennyson-d'Eyncourt J.P. see Frieston ....•••••....••....•...•.••.••.••..••••.•••••.•• 198-· esq. H.A., J.P. see Tealby .....•..•..•..•..•...•••....••..•.•• 598 Fulbeck hall, William V ere ReeveFane esq. D.L., J.P. see Belton house,Col.Earl Brownlow P.c.,v.n.,A.D.c.to H.M. Fulbeck... ...... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... .... ... .. ..• ... .•• ....... 20~ the King (lord lieutenant), see Belton, near Grantham 65 Gate Burton hall, John Drysdale Sandars esq. lii.A., Bilsby house, Francis Pierrepont Barnard esq. M.A. D.L., J.P. see Gate Burton ..................................... 21.;; oxon .. , F.S.A. see Bilsby .....•.....•.....•..•..•.............•• 71 Girsby manor, John St. Vigor Fox esq. J. P. see Burgh- Biscathorpe house, William Rainey Fieldsend esq. see upon-Bain... ..•... .................................... ................ 123 Biscathorpe .. ... ....•••.•.. .... ... ... .••.•. ... ... .....• ...•.•.•• 72 Gosberton house, Edward Everard Earle Welby-Everard Blankney hall, The Earl of Londesborough K.C. v.o., esq. B.A., J.P. see Gosberton .............................. 221 n. L. see Blan kney . • . • . • • . • . .. • . •. .. • . • 73 Grainsby hall,Geo.Hy.Caton Haigh esq.J. P.see Grainsby 22-J. Bloxham hall, Henry White esq. see Bloxholm............ 74 Greatford hall, Hugh Fenton Gilbert Peacock esq. J.P. Blyborough hall, Capt.. Grosvenor Talbot Cliff & Mrs. see Greatford ... ... ... .... ... .. ... ... .. ... ..• ... ..... ....• .... ... 243 Cliff, see Blyborough .. •• . .. .• . .• . •• . .. .• ... .• . • .. .• 7 4 Grebby hall, Capt. William Hoff v.n., J.P. see Scremby 509 Boothby hall, Hon. Mrs. Gifford, see Boothby Pagnell... 77 Grimsthorpe castle, Earl of Ancaster (joint hereditary Boothby hall, Mrs. & Miss l\Iarfleet, see Boothby Graffoe 77 lord great chamberlain of England) D.L., J.P. see Boultham hall (unoccupied), see Boultham ............... 99 Edenbam . •... .. .. .. .• ... .. .. .. .. .. •. .• . .. I 83 Brackenborough hall, Maurice C. Bennett esq, see Gunby hall, Maj. Stephen Langton Massingberd J. P. see Bracken borough ... .....•... ... .......... ... .... ..• ... .... .....•..• 108 Gunby (St. Pe'ter) ·······························~· .. ·······•··· 288 Branston hall, Alexander Samuel Leslie-Melville esq. Hackthom hall, Edward Weston Cracroft esq. J.P. see -D.. L., J.P. see Branston .....•...........•.••.•..••....••.••..• 109 Hackthorn . ... •. .. • . • . • . • . .• 290 Brattleby hall, Major Philip Chetwood Wright B. A. ,D.L., Haconby hall, Edward Claude Griffith esq. see Haconby, J.P., F.S.I. see Brattleby ..•..•..•..••............••.••.....•..• III near Bourne •• .. • . • .. • •• • . •• .. •• . • . •• . • . • . • . • . • ••• •• • . •• 290 Brigg Manor house, Gervase Henry Elwes esq. n.L., Hagnaby priory,Mrs. Pocklington-Coltman,see Hagnaby 291 J~P. see Brigg ....••..•.....•.•...•.••.••.••..•.•••••..•..•..•... ~I2 Hainton hall, Lord Heneage P.c., D.L., J.P. see Hainton 292 Brocklesby park, Earl of Yarborough (vice-admiral of Hanthorpe house, )!rs. Frances Sykes, see Hanthorpe, Lincolnshire) P.c., F.S.A., D.L., J.P. see Brocklesby ..• n8 ::\lorton . •. • . •• •. • . •• . •• . •• . •• • . • . •• . •• . •• . •• . •• . •• . •• . • . •• •• • . •• 467 Buckminster hall, Lieut.-Col. Albert De Burton D.L., Harlaxton manor, Thomas Sberwin Pearson-Gregory J. P. see Billingborough . .•• ..• .•• .•• .••. •• .•• .... • .• •••• . •• 68 esq. B.A., D.L.• J.P. see Harlaxton ........................... ~96 Burghley house, The Marquess of Exeter (custos of Harmston hall, Nathaniel Clayton Cockburn esq. B.A.,. Peterborough soke), see Stamford ........................ 563 D.L., J.P. see Har1nston ..•..•..•..•..•..•..•.•.....••.•••••.•• 297 Burton hall, Lord Monson J.P. see Burton-by-Lincoln ... 124 Harrington hall, Edward Preston Rawnsley esq. K.A., Burwell park, Robert Christison esq. see Burwell......... 126 J.P., M.F.H. see Harrington, Spilsby ..................... 298 Candlesby hall,Jn. I<'ranklin Rawnsley esq.see Candlesby 134 Hartsholme hall, Earl of Liverpool K.C.ll.G., M.v.o. see Canwick ball, Montagu Richard Waldo-Sibthorp esq. Skellingthorpe ..• . .• . .. .• . • . .. ... .•• . • . •• .. • 526 M.A., D.L., J .. P. see Canwick .................................. 135 Haverholme priory, Edith, Countess of Winchilsea &; Carlton Scroop hall,Capt.John HenryWyndham Rennie, Nottingham, see Haverholme Priory ..................... 299 see Carlton Scroop ..•.••.••.•• ..•..•..•..•..•.••........•.•• ... 138 Hawerby hall, Francis Sowerby esq. see Hawerby ...... 300 Casewick hall, Lord Kesteven J.P. see Uffington ......... 614 Heckington hall, Mrs. William Little, see Heckington 304 Caythorpe court, Robert Armstrong Yerburgh esq. Hirst priory, David Stubley esq. see Belton by Don- M.P., D.L., J.P. see Caythorpe ............................... 140 ~ster .............................................................. 63 Caythorpe hall, Mrs. pavid Reid, see Caythorpe ....•• ... 140 Holbeck manor, Frederick William Shepherd Heywood Coleby hall, Major Arthur Cecil Tempest D. L., J. P. see esq. see Ashby Puerorum .....:.............................. 43 Coleby •.. ... .•. .••••• .••••• ..• ... .••..•. .••••••• .•• .••..•. .•.•• .•• 155 Holton park, Rev. Thomas George Dixon M.A. see Cuxwold hall, John Ernest Sowerby esq. see Cnxwold 170 Holton-le-.1\loor ••• . •• ••• ••••.•. •• ••• ••• . •••••. •• •.• .•• .••• •• ••• 317 Dalby hall, Bartholomew Claypon Garfit esq. J.P. Holywell hall, Col. Charles Birch-Reynardson J.P. see see Dalby •.•..••••.•••••.•••••.••..•..•..•.••..•.••..•.••..•.••.•• 171 _ Holywell .••..•..•.••..•..••.• ··~···. •• ... .•• ..• . •• ..• .••... .•• . .• 318 Deeping St. James manor, Dowager Marchioness of Honington hall, Montague George Thorold esq. J.P. see Exeter, see Deeping St. James .............................. 171 Honington ....................................................... 318 Denton manor, Sir Char~es Glynne Earle Welby hart. Horbling hall, Benjamin Smith esq. see Horbling, c.B., D.L., J.P. see Denton..••••.••.••..••••••••••.••••••••••• 174 Folkingham ....................................................... 319 Doddington hall, George Eden Jarvis esq. D.L, I.P. see Hungerton hall, Sir Arthur Priestley M.P., J.P. see Dod.dine~n ... •. • . •. • . •• ... • . • . •• . •• . •• . • . •• . •• . • 11s Wyville with Hnngerton ..................................... 625 Dower house, Edith Countess of Winchilsea & Notting- Irnhamhall, Fredk. John Jones esq. J.P. see Irnham ... 336 ham, see Ewerby . •••• . •• •.• . • . .• . •• . •• . •• . •• . •• .•• .•• ••• . • 18 8 Kenwick hall, Thomas Cheney Garfit esq. D.L.,J.P. see Legbourne ••• . •• • •• . •• .• •• • • . •• . • •• • . •• . •• . •• • •• • . • . •• . •• • •• ••• 359 .
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