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Descendants of the branch seated at Heaton gained the peerage titles of: Earl of
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In 1541 Heaton Castle was described in a survey as "ruinous" but a later report identified "a vault that a hundred horses may stand in". By 1550 the ruins had been adapted "to form bases for large bastle type building with stone vault". The only remains surviving are two buttresses against the
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