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in Surrey, which he built, and was buried in St Mary the Virgin Church, Battle, Sussex, in the tomb of his first wife Alice Gage, as requested in his will. His chest tomb with effigies of himself and his first wife Alice Gage survives. He was succeeded in his estates by his eldest son,
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Rochester Castle.
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in Sussex, purchased by him in 1528. Browne completed the building of "that magnificent house" which was destroyed by fire in 1793, but which was rebuilt. It was sold in 1843 to the 6th Earl of Egmont by the nieces of the 8th
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