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George Ryan outlived his son. His property was upon his own death in 1861 therefore passed to his granddaughters
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of 1756. In 1792, Platz heightened the side wing with one storey to the same height as the front wing. Each of the floors was at the same time converted into a separate apartment. Platz and his wife lived on the ground floor.
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