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Delacour, Evelyn, Mary, and Mabel. It was necessary to divide the estate between Charles' and John's daughters. Charles' eldest daughter
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Stonehedge) branch of the family was established by a Lawrence Towneley (1543–1598), the great-grandson of the Lawrence Townley (1447–1530) who established the Barnside branch (above). The Barnside branch is junior only to the main branch, and the Stone Edge branch is junior only
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Princess Tamara Imeretinsky (1967–84), secondly to Mary Roose-Francis (1985–95), and thirdly to Elizabeth Smith (1995–present). He has two daughters—one from each of his first two marriages (Nina, born 1968; and Antonia, born 1986)—and his heir
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because he was a Lawyer. Acquired
Towneley by his marriage in 1557 to then 16-year-old Mary, his first cousin once removed, he being a grandchild and she a great-grandchild of Sir John. Fined and imprisoned several times between 1573 and 1594 for
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Elizabeth) Foljambe in 1511. His son with Grace, also called Richard married Francis Wimbishe around 1536. Francis was the sister of Thomas Wymbishe and inherited his
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Richard and Joanna. Married to Isabel Pilkington in 1480, his father died when John was only nine and he reached adulthood under the guardianship of her father Sir Charles Pilkington. His wife Isabel inherited
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Charles and Ursula, Francis was born at Towneley and educated in France. In 1728 he enlisted in the French Army and fought at Phillipsburg in 1734. In 1745 he was elected Colonel of the
1751:(1612–1687), eldest son of Francis and Catherine. Entered Gray's Inn in 1623. Married Joanne White. He was known as Nicholas Townley of Littleton. Unsuccessfully attempted to regain the Royle estate in the
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Park, in 1514 and enlarged it to cover 1100 Lancashire acres (equivalent to 2,000 acres (810 ha)), which amounted to about half of Hapton township, making it the second largest in
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Burnley in 1901. Towneley Hall is now a Grade I listed building and a large museum and art gallery within Towneley Park.
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1605:(c. 1541–?) married Anne Catterall (c. 1539–?), daughter of Thomas Catherall in 1559. It has been suggested that this is the Anne Towneley whose death is mentioned in the
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Charles Townley (1737–1805 CE), by Christopher Hewetson, Rome, 1769 CE. Collector and Trustee of the British Museum. It is housed in the British Museum, London.
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1411:(1751–1823), eldest son of Richard and Anne. Married Margaret Gale in 1785. His daughter Margaret married Charles Mitford, their son was the politician
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between 1614 and 1624. Married Mary Trappes in 1628. Inherited the estate in 1635 upon the death of his brother Richard. Killed leading a small
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Born at Towneley Hall. A younger son of Richard and Jane. Christopher was a noted antiquarian. A portrait of him was placed at Towneley Hall.
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1476:(1856–1930), eldest son of Carles and Georgiana. Married Alice Rosalinde Murray Pratt in 1885.
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1441:(1824–1893), second son of Richard and Cecil. Married Georgiana Dallison in 1874. Was
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1729:(c. 1532–1598), eldest son of Nicholas and Margaret. Married Katherine Curzon.
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2960:"Catholic Registers of Towneley Hall, Lancashire (baptisms and marriages)"
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1883:. He married Agnes Ormeroyd. He built Hurstwood Hall in 1579.
1092:(5 December 1878 – 13 December 1900). From 1899, he served in
875:) in 1848 and 1852, however, unseated on petition both times.
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1356:(died around 1670) is believed to have built Dutton Hall.
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Sir Simon Peter Edmund Cosmo William Towneley (1921–2022)
1112:(20 February 1882 – 18 December 1961). The second son of
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on his death in 1553. Knighted in 1547, possibly at the
420:. Died in 1482 of wounds suffered during the capture of
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in 1482, during Richard Duke of Gloucester's (later
1465:. Another son was the agriculturist and politician
1028:in the following year, lost him the support of the
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2710:The Register of Admissions to Gray's Inn 1521–1889
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1544:. This branch of the family also owned Carr Hall (
801:which was later incorporated into the township of
507:(amongst others). Often known as John Towneley of
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2889:, Victoria County History, – Constable & Co,
2864:, vol. 2, George Routledge, pp. 540–8,
2795:"George Washington Famous Kin Queen Elizabeth II"
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1370:Hall in Rochdale (formerly in Lancashire now in
1164:(born 6 September 1945). He served as a Page to
899:Commandant, with his brother John as one of the
681:. He was captured on the surrender of Carlisle
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1222:Monument to Lady Mary Towneley on the route of
817:in 1835. His daughter Frances went on to marry
2984:. Vol. 2. Henry Colburn. pp. 262–266
2294:. Vol. 57. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
1275:in 2000. One of their daughters is the author
1055:to hold the chancellorship since the reign of
2926:, Towneley Hall Society, 2004, archived from
2511:lord! Four East Lancashire titles up for sale
1889:(c. 1560–?) married Eleanor Haydock in 1583.
640:in 1713. Arrested for treason in 1715, after
191:near Towneley, Royle on the opposite side of
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1161:Charles Towneley Strachey, 4th Baron O'Hagan
1104:) just over a week after his 22nd birthday.
1002:, the son of a trader. He was called to the
793:. The site was on the Todmorden Road in the
1109:Maurice Towneley-O'Hagan, 3rd Baron O'Hagan
765:in 1797. Sold the Leighton estate in 1805.
231:' and 'Snodesworth' (Snodworth is south of
187:Other branches of the family were based at
2912:The New Annual Army List, and Militia List
2637:Pott's Discovery of Witches at magick7.com
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1089:Thomas Towneley O'Hagan, 2nd Baron O'Hagan
638:William Widdrington, 4th Baron Widdrington
308:, Richard rented the manor of St Saviour (
2592:The county families of the United Kingdom
1431:(1825–1895), who came second in the 1860
998:(29 May 1812 – 1 February 1885). Born in
954:. His middle daughter Emily, the wife of
773:Born on 10 October 1762 at Corney House,
656:and was made a Chevalier (Knight) of the
540:Son of Richard and Jane. Died unmarried.
251:in 1303–04, only to have this blocked by
235:) to Geoffrey, son of Robert the Dean of
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867:from 1846 to 1876. Elected as an MP for
580:Christopher Towneley (1603 or 1604–1674)
352:of the County in 1371 and served as the
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1717:(1482–1541), married Margaret Clarke.
1172:on 5 December 1967. A relative of the
1119:He served as a government whip in the
1879:son of John Towneley, the brother of
1451:William Keppel, 7th Earl of Albemarle
769:Peregrine Edward Towneley (1762–1846)
227:made a grant of lands at 'Tunleia', '
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1445:1874 from 1893. One of his sons was
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952:Montagu Bertie, 7th Earl of Abingdon
853:Montagu Bertie, 7th Earl of Abingdon
841:William Molyneux, 2nd Earl of Sefton
829:Colonel Charles Towneley (1803–1876)
55:adding citations to reliable sources
1895:(1584–?) married Eleanor Grymshaw.
1770:in 1685. Their descendants include
1178:Edward Strachey, 1st Baron Strachie
1154:Edward Strachey, 1st Baron Strachie
172:. However, they generally retained
1362:(1689–1762) married Jane Greaves.
652:. John returned to France before
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2686:Extract at British History Online
2542:Extract at British History Online
1707:and Isabel Sherburne. Brother of
1595:and Isabel Sherburne. Brother of
1443:Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire
1114:Thomas O'Hagan, 1st Baron O'Hagan
992:Thomas O'Hagan, 1st Baron O'Hagan
845:Thomas O'Hagan, 1st Baron O'Hagan
683:Siege of Carlisle (December 1745)
294:Richard de Towneley (c.1313–1381)
182:Roman Catholic Relief Act of 1829
2858:Whitaker, Thomas Dunham (1876),
2291:Dictionary of National Biography
1624:St Bartholomew's Church in Colne
400:Sir Richard Towneley (1445–1482)
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42:needs additional citations for
1630:Townley of Royle and Littleton
1032:party, but he was returned to
974:Lady Alice O'Hagan (1846–1921)
807:Roman Catholic Relief Act 1829
688:How The Hangman Lost His Heart
219:The Towneleys of Towneley Hall
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2953:, Bluestone Archaeology, 2013
2281:"Towneley, Christopher"
1674:) is on the northern edge of
1253:Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire
1022:Solicitor-General for Ireland
624:in 1690 that resulted in the
428:Sir John Towneley (1473–1540)
2958:Gillow, Joseph, ed. (1906),
1366:to Alexander Butterworth of
1283:Other branches of the family
1130:During World War I he was a
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956:Lord Alexander Gordon-Lennox
893:5th Royal Lancashire Militia
851:, and Caroline, who married
849:Lord Alexander Gordon-Lennox
695:William Towneley (1714–1742)
672:Francis Towneley (1708-1746)
632:Richard Towneley (1689–1735)
616:Charles Towneley (1658–1712)
594:Richard Towneley (1629–1707)
544:Charles Towneley (1600–1644)
536:Richard Towneley (1598–1635)
524:Richard Towneley (1566–1628)
487:John Towneley (c. 1528–1607)
466:Richard Towneley (1499–1555)
392:John Towneley (1415–c. 1473)
376:Richard Towneley (1387–1455)
332:. In 1353 he was one of two
2746:Farrer & Brownbill 1911
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2618:Townley page at giesing.com
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1403:John Collier AKA Tim Bobbin
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1082:Royal University of Ireland
711:Charles Townley (1737–1805)
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745:John Towneley (1731–1813)
360:John Towneley (1350–1399)
342:the 1st Duke of Lancaster
18:John Towneley (1731–1813)
2713:Full text at archive.org
2698:Diseworth Heritage Trust
2623:12 December 2010 at the
2579:Full Text at archive.org
2404:genuki - Towneley chapel
2380:History of Leighton Hall
2234:british-civil-wars.co.uk
1680:River Calder, Lancashire
1273:Queen's Birthday Honours
1062:In 1870 he was created
300:Richard de Towneley (MP)
3037:English gentry families
2276:Sutton, Charles William
1963:to those two branches.
1486:Richard Templer Townley
1474:Charles Francis Townley
1420:Richard Greaves Townley
1413:William Townley Mitford
1409:Richard Greaves Townley
1068:, of Tullahogue in the
861:Royal Society of London
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763:Royal Society of London
701:the 6th Duke of Norfolk
650:Jacobite rising of 1745
606:Sequestration Committee
558:English College in Rome
528:Born at Towneley Hall,
481:Battle of Pinkie Cleugh
416:Campaign that captured
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2421:4 October 2011 at the
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1480:Charles Evelyn Townley
1439:Charles Watson Townley
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2516:Lancashire Telegraph
2416:St. Hubert's Website
2164:Hapton Heritage 2013
2150:13 July 2011 at the
2133:Hapton Heritage 2013
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1492:Towneley of Barnside
1245:Peregrine Worsthorne
1041:Member of Parliament
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703:in 1736. He died at
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586:Christopher Towneley
275:adding missing items
51:improve this article
3032:People from Burnley
3007:at Internet Archive
2392:Towneley Hall ebook
2145:lancastercastle.com
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1768:Sir Philip Carteret
1649: /
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1204:Lordship of Bowland
1193:European Parliament
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947:Lordship of Bowland
879:in 1857. His horse
873:Republic of Ireland
865:Lordship of Bowland
815:Lordship of Bowland
679:Manchester Regiment
626:Battle of the Boyne
610:Deadbeat escapement
556:in Belgium and the
386:battle of Agincourt
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2529:This is Lancashire
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1372:Greater Manchester
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1733:Nicholas Towneley
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1613:Lawrence Towneley
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