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In 1911, the	estate was purchased by a local hospital board and, i
The Ardlamont	Estate was the location of the Ardlamont murder in 18
In 1984 the	Estate was purchased by a local businessman named Adr
His	estate was valued at £350,000 at the time, today equi
His family	estate was eventually settled successfully.
pproximately 28% of the borough's taxable real	estate was destroyed in order to construct the bypass
f the 1894 Ordnance Survey, roughly 50% of the	estate was complete.
Between the 1880s and the 1910s the	estate was occupied by banker John Wormald.
The Bowling Green	Estate was the site of one of the first tracks built
By the mid 1780s the	estate was in the possession of the Polhill Family.
The Brockhampton	Estate was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1946 b
The building of the	estate was a joint project between the Greater London
After his death, the Simon	estate was still running a thoroughbred named "Boyish
However, the planned	estate was never built and Stadion Spartak was left u
In 1932 the	estate was sold.
Sir Richard Hill's	estate was large even by the standards of the day, bu
On his death in 1908, his	estate was valued at 83,000 pounds.
The	estate was then bought in 1924 by Charles Sutcliffe a
The	estate was bought in 1877 and later developed by Seck
According to Delamotte's distributor, the	estate was founded in 1760 and is the fifth-oldest Ch
The sole beneficiary of his	estate was the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation, whi
When settled in 1978 his	estate was worth $4.6 million, of which $1 million wa
Although North Point	Estate was structurally safe, the Housing Authority d
During Virginia's colonial period, the Catalpa	estate was the seat of Major Philip Clayton.
The	estate was constructed between 1966 and 1968.
The picturesque 127-acre	estate was bequeathed to Morris County by Matilda E.
The	estate was inherited by Harriet Lane, who used as a s
The	estate was named after the French town affiliated wit
The Percy	estate was divided between William, son of Henry, and
After the Order was suppressed, the	estate was given to the Knights Hospitaller of St Joh
In 1790 the	estate was bought by timber merchant and shipowner, B
The	estate was then sold to businessman James Morrison in
In 1850, the	estate was divided into the two current Pichon estate
The	estate was acquired by William Weddell MP in 1748 and
In 1928 this	estate was sold to Bryanston School, which occupies i
Herbert's	estate was probated at (GB)£895,722.
After his death the	estate was purchased by Wilbraham Tollemache.
Then the Saku	estate was owned by count Karl Friedrich Rehbinder wh
Upon Lord Eversley's death in 1888, the	estate was occupied by Colonel Horace Walpole and his
The Castle Coole	estate was purchased in 1656 by the Belfast merchant
The	estate was constructed after World War II to replace
However, in that year, the	estate was sold and is now run privately as a confere
Upper	Estate was a low cost housing estate with totally 9 b
The Ingress	Estate was a seat in the hamlet of Greenhithe.
esceased by 1672, when an inventory of the his	estate was taken.
A Trading	Estate was developed on the remains of the RAF statio
The Greenway	Estate was acquired by the National Trust in 1999 and
The Fogwell Road	estate was built in 1985.
The Addington	estate was owned by the Leigh family until early 18th
This Cuckoo	Estate was completed by 1939 and suffered some damage
The Cottingley	estate was built in the 1970s, replacing an estate of
The	estate was inherited by his son, also Simon, who beca
The	estate was once a popular place to live, the flats be
The	estate was turned over to the son and heir on his ret
The whole	estate was sold at auction in 1834.
The	estate was named after George Lansbury the politician
In 1949 the Oaker	Estate was wound up and auctioned off in small plots
The	estate was named Annesdale in her honor.
His	estate was divided between his wife and children and
In 1809 the	estate was purchased by Daniel Ledsam, a London merch
Scott's	estate was valued for probate at the considerable sum
The Dotnuva	estate was known from the 16th century.
The Falconwood Park	Estate was a name created by housing developers Ideal
The	estate was then sold by the executors of the will to
eton family owned Langford until 1925 when the	estate was sold to Trinity College, Cambridge.
The work of the White	Estate was moved to the General Conference, Washingto
m by his father at the family's Georgian Court	estate was restored in 2005.
Clifton Villa	Estate was a cricket ground in Margate, Kent.
In the late 1980s the	estate was given a facelift, along with some of its n
ceeded at regular intervals until the enlarged	estate was sold to the Grosvenor family in 1828.
The	estate was divided into town lots with a street throu
After Lenoir's death, his	estate was divided up among his children.
five years, this, Europe's biggest industrial	estate was home to forty firms.
The main	estate was sold to Mr J D Wragg, the Swadlincote indu
The	estate was sold by the Earl of Ancaster to Charles Ha
on in the 50s when the so called Lake District	Estate was built just off Whickham Highway then later
The	estate was built between 2000 and 2006, on the site o
g to the law, anyone acquiring an agricultural	estate was required to take residence at the estate w
The	estate was given to Sir George Cotton, in whose famil
remembered at his home town at Bodmin when an	estate was named "Finn VC Estate" in his Honour.
The Beaumont House	estate was given the name 'Claremont' by Short.
The Belvedere	Estate was one of the oldest establishments in Alipor
The	estate was built on 'New Town Principles' (similar to
The	estate was owned by successive generations of the Har
The Nunwell	Estate was owned by Tostig Godwinsson prior to the No
land at Millhouses, known as the Grange Ville	Estate, was purchased by Peter Wigfall.
On his death, the	estate was sold.
The Killadeas	Estate was acquired by Captain J Irvine in 1660, and
The couple had no children, and the	estate was inherited by George's nephew John, who sol
The other parts of the	estate was cleaned up.
During the 1970s and 1980's the	estate was the scene of the Stonehenge Free Festival.
In 1727, the	estate was sold for £3,366, 5.6d to Thomas Rous of Wo
The	estate was designed by local builder Ben Muncil in co
Savitch's	estate was awarded more than $8 million in a wrongful
The	estate was the property of the prominent d'Ursel fami
The	estate was rich with tin and mines there were worked
The riverside section of the Elswick	estate was sold to William Armstrong, for a new armam
The	estate was bought in about 1835 by Mark Philips, a we
The Fisherton	estate was owned by the Dukes of Somerset in the late
The	estate was the inspiration for Andrew Marvell's "Upon
The Langley Farm forming the west side of the	estate was sold in the 1880s.
In 1995 50 hectares of Mooiplaas	Estate was a private nature reserve and today the Est
The	estate was broken up in 1874 with some going to vario
This	estate was constructed on a Redcow Farm townland farm
Over the centuries the	estate was owned by the Malmains, Style, Elwill and B
It is called St Paul's because the	estate was owned originally by the canons of St Paul'
The layout of the	estate was altered to improve vehicular access.
After the major died in 1984, the	estate was held in trust by his heirs until July 2009
The	estate was later acquired by Herts County Council and
The	estate was acquired in 1643 by Charles le Guerin, Lor
His	estate was valued at ₤62,681.
In the 1950s, the	estate was purchased by French wine writer Alexis Lic
The vast	estate was known internationally for horse and dog sh
Co's advertising for the Victoria Park Station	Estate was elaborate and multifaceted.
In December 2005 the	estate was the focus of considerable media attention
The decision to list the	estate was controversial at the time and it continues
The	estate was sold by the Gibbes family in about 1670 to
The	estate was owned after the Norman Conquest by William
, the 10-acre (40,000 m2) Walter Phelps Warren	estate was acquired.
The	estate was built in 1872 and added to the National Hi
e of the largest such sites, the New Cambridge	Estate, was used as a fictional council estate in TV
The	estate was built in the 1930s to accommodate low inco
The 300 ha	estate was purchased by the Chivite family in 1988.
Her	estate was worth £2764 19s.
The	estate was sold to Simon Luttrell, 1st Earl of Carham
When the owner William Jesson died in 1732 the	estate was shared by his daughters.
That has been demolished and a small housing	estate was put on that land.
The	Estate was left to the Harper Adams University Colleg
Due to the pause in activity the	estate was ineligible for consideration in the Graves
In 1987, much of the	estate was designated as a conservation area and halt
The Park Ridge	estate was developed in the 1990s, and other estates
The	estate was sold to Baron Ashburton in 1840.
In 1956 the	estate was sold to Simon and Phillipa Wills (of W.D.
In the 1980s the Endicott	Estate was featured in an episode of Spencer for Hire
The	estate was sold in 1922 for development as a golf cou
The Mathern	estate was traditionally given to the Bishops of Llan
792-1865) He never married and the heir to his	estate was his brother, George W. J. Macleay
Hrekov was born into a cossack family whose	estate was near Glukhov in Sopychi, Chernigov Governo
After a succession of owners, the	estate was acquired in 1907 by Liverpool City corpora
abernet Sauvignon, and the fruit from the Cohn	estate was sold to Inglenook.
Succession to the titles and	estate was court challenged and ultimately settled by
Henry Taylor died in 1812, but his	estate was not settled until 17 years later.
The second part of the	estate was built in the 1970s, based around Pallett D
g the death of Lady Mildred Scott in 1909, the	estate was auctioned off in 1918.
A large part of the	estate was sold for the creation of a golf course
They had seven children, and the family	estate was inherited by his eldest son, John Cole Nic
The Werrington	estate was sold and subdivided from the 1880s.
In the late 17th century the	estate was purchased by the Blackett family.
His	estate was probated for £5000.
The	estate was originally redeveloped by phases.
The	estate was initially named Locust Lawn.
Acquisition of more than one such	estate was to require permission from the Minister fo
His	estate was late given to Hugh Montgomery, 1st Viscoun
Roosevelt's son John, who inherited the	estate, was a champion ice yachter.
Tai Hang Tung	Estate was a resettlement estate built by the British
In the 80s and 90s another large	estate was built on former farm land behind Ellis Par
The Morleys	estate was bought by Tyldesley Urban District Council
The	estate was later inherited by Page's great-nephew Sir
Furrlongs in Pan	Estate was closed, meaning buses could not serve the
However, the	estate was much reduced from that expected and these
The	estate was designed to engender a strong local commun
Originally a priory, the	estate was granted to George Evelyn, father of the di
By 1959 the	estate was complete.
When Alfred died in 1935, his	estate was valued at over $56 million, which, after e
In 1841 the	estate was inherited by Hugo Francis Meynell Ingram.
The	estate was purchased by Sir Thomas Fleming in 1599 fr
When the	estate was sold to Earl Talbot, the church was disman
The original	estate was named after the Mar Dyke, a minor tributar
The	estate was considered a no go area for many non-resid
t an end to construction in 1861, although the	estate was largely complete by that time.
The executor of Mr Bluett's	estate was Mr White.
The	estate was ruled by a Zamindar who bore the title "Ra
An 934-acre (3.78 km2)	estate was about to be auctioned off to discharge a d
The	estate was owned by the Earls of Burlington, in parti
Ulwin's whole	estate was given to Aubrey de Vere by William the Con
The	estate was without the former owner deteriorating and
That entrance to the	estate was some 20 yards (18 m) inwards and the old g
ulation grew somewhat in 1920s when the former	estate was divided and sold out to the peasants in 19
The	estate was sold to the Crown Commissioners in 1944.
After Lichine's death in 1989, the	estate was run by his son Sacha for several years, wi
The	estate was rich in coal and Witton Park colliery was
township was enclosed in 1774 and in 1945 this	estate was sold by Brig.
Part of the	estate was divided up into smallholdings.
s son Anthony emigrated to New Zealand and the	estate was sold.
Much of the ex-council owned	estate was built in the 1950s.
The wine producing	estate was founded in 1976 by Gianni Zonin, an Italia
In 1973, the	estate was renamed as Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate.
After his death in 1885, the Mount Hope	Estate was sold back to Clement for $300,000.
The	estate was broken up in 1936 when it was sold by the
ial zone, as it is home to Bridgend Industrial	Estate, Waterton Industrial Estate, Waterton Park, th
They named their house and	estate Waterville.
ed that some scenes in the 2010 series of 'The	Estate We're In' were filmed in a different estate in
Fizber.com was ranked one of the "Best Real	Estate Web Sites" by PC Magazine and one of the "Top
d in more than 175 newspapers and on many real	estate Web sites.
f Prophecy (1936) online at the Ellen G. White	Estate website (Adventist Archives version DjVu)
or more information visit the Chipchase Castle	Estate website on www.chipchasecastle.com.
Real	Estate Weekly, June 28, 2006
One seventh of his	estate went to his daughter Charlotte with the rest d
th in 1980 Abbeystead and the Wyresdale Forest	estate were sold to the Duke of Westminster.
In 1942 267 acres (1.08 km2) of the	estate were given to the State of Connecticut.

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