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Demosthanes G. Pappa, (a Greek born in Turkey), and his French wife Franceska Jacobi (born in Paris). They had a younger daughter Halina and two younger sons Alexander and Armand. Her father was a company director and stockbroker. After the First World War, Charles took his bride on a world tour in the 1920s, visiting Canada, USA, Hawaii, Japan before settling down in Winterfold House in the Surrey hills. During the 1930s they would take winter cruises to Marseilles, Lisbon, Tangiers and Jamaica, as well as South Africa. In the 1950s they continued to travel to South Africa.
68:. They are now owned by The National Trust and open to visitors. John Reginald Rowallan (1876–1951), married Amy Campbell Johnston in 1909 in Vancouver, Canada, later travelled to New Zealand, joining the military and returning to England after WWI. The fifth child was Charles. There was also a half-sister who grew up with them at Arnmore, Constance Metcalfe Lockwood (1864–1949), born to Mary and her first husband.
132:), joined with Falk to form a syndicate to speculate in currency movements. Keynes lost his fortune in 1920 with money borrowed from both his father and Falk. OT Falk eventually became a senior partner. He went on to write many financial papers and books which are studied today in Business Schools. Another partner,
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the Irish composer and entertainer, but at the age of 20 she and her baby daughter died in childbirth. Hugh
William (1873–1954) (appointed 2nd Lieutenant 3rd Bat. the Royal Dublin Fusiliers in 1891) inherited the garden at Rowallane, Saintfield, County Down, Ireland in 1903, and developed them into
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Moore had become an invalid in the post war years confining him to his estate, and he died in
December 1960 age 80. They had no children, so his wife Celine sold Winterfold in 1962 together with their fantastic collection of furniture and art. Celine died in January 1970 in Avalon, Midhurst Road,
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Armytage-Moore came from a background of Irish nobility and accomplishment. Close relatives include his aunt, Priscilla Cecilia, Countess of Annesley (wife of the 3rd Earl), his sister, also Priscilla Cecilia, Countess of Annesley (pronounced "Anzlee"), wife of
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185:), he set about improving the estate. He acquired additional land in 1925 and reconstructed the main facade in Queen Anne style. He enhanced the gardens with rare rhododendrons, camellias, azaleas and magnolias. One particular red-flowered species (
124:, then Balliol College Oxford (as an exhibitioner), where his uncle the social philosopher and historian, Arnold Toynbee, once taught. Joining the firm after leaving the Treasury, he began to develop a new view on economics.
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Wallich ex G. Don 1834) won an 'Award of Merit' when exhibited by Winterfold House in 1934. Celine Armytage-Moore joined the Surrey Archaeological Society in 1927 and continued her interest until the 1950s.
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