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time, the house fell into serious decay. In the mid-1920s, Daphne du
Maurier, then a teenager, discovered the house while on a holiday with her family in Cornwall. To her surprise John C.S. Rashleigh granted her a lease. She then set about restoring it and made it her home for twenty something years before returning it to the Rashleighs in 1969. On his death in 1961 the settled estate per Will dated 8/9/1960 passed to his cousin's son Philip Stuart Rashleigh (1924-1988) breaking the entail. He moved to Menabilly with his mother, Dorothy Rashleigh (Howell). On his death, without surviving issue, the estate passed in 1993 to Richard Henry Rashleigh qv.
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and his estate became bankrupt from the war and parliamentarian taxes. Jonathan's son John
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Numismatic Society of London on 23 March 1848 and was to remain associated with it and with its successor body, the Royal Numismatic Society, until his
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and commonalty (or burgesses), and the family purchased several of the freehold properties in the borough to which the right to vote as burgesses was attached. Thus they and their cousins the
Rashleighs of Combe, Fowey, with their combined property holdings, controlled 12 votes in the 1570s and in
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Rashleigh's first wife died in 1852, leaving him a youthful widower with five small children: Caroline Mary Stuart (Rashleigh) Long, Jonathan
Rashleigh, Alice Henrietta Rashleigh, Evelyn William Rashleigh and Mary Anna Rashleigh, during much of his middle life. He occupied some of his time during
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Menabilly, the house and its grounds had been used for various Liberal party meetings, charity events, rallies, and gatherings of the members of the Women's Institute of which in 1920s Mrs Rashleigh was the President. Eventually, due to staying vacant for most of the
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Rashleigh married an Irish heiress, Jane Elizabeth Pugh (1836-1902), the only daughter of Arthur Pugh, of Lissadrone, Co.Mayo. by whom he had four further children: Eleanor Elizabeth (Rashleigh) Tremayne, Arthur Rashleigh, Kathleen Rashleigh and Rachel Jane Rashleigh.
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Jonathan Rashleigh (1820–1905), brother of William Rashleigh (1817-1871), of Menabilly, Feniton Court in Devon, and Lissadrone, County Mayo, Ireland, the latter were the lands that were absorbed after his second marriage to Jane Elizabeth Pugh (1836-1902), daughter of Arthur Pugh, of Lissadrone,
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After education at Harrow School (1836) and at Balliol College, Oxford (BA 1842), he made an early first marriage on 1 August 1843 to Mary Pole Stuart (1823-1852), daughter of William Stuart, of Aldenham Abbey, Hertfordshire and of Tempsford Hall, Bedfordshire, (a grandson of
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in 1573 purchased from Christopher Copleston (died 1586) of Copleston in Devon, the estate of Menabilly, together with Treswethick, Trewrong and Penpol. He was the second son of Philip I Rashleigh (died 1551) of Fowey. He married Alice Lanyon (died 20 August 1591) (whose 1602
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this period by serving as a member of the Metropolitan Board of Works, on which he represented the St.Pancras district, and as a member of the Metropolitan Asylums Board, including being Chairman of Cornwall County Lunatic Asylum Committee for twelve years 1873–1885.
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who wrote many books on the subject and a well-known collector of mineral samples, for the storage of which he dedicated a room at Menabilly. Philip also started a coin collection which became one of the largest in the country. He landscaped the gardens and built the
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who on hearing the name Rashleigh asked if he knew Philip Rashleigh and told him that many years before as a prisoner of war in England Philip had invited him to Menabilly many times. In 1843 he married Hon. Catherine Stuart (died 1872), eldest daughter of the
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on 13 March 1951, is early Georgian in style, having been re-built on the site of an earlier Elizabethan house, parts of which were possibly incorporated into the present structure. The house is surrounded by woodland and nearby is the farmhouse Menabilly
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549:(1591–1675), second son and heir, his elder brother John Rashleigh (1582-May 1624), presumed insane, having died one month after their father, who left instructions in his will for his care to his second son, executor and heir Jonathan:
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464:(1729–1811) landscaped the gardens and planted the woodland around the house and estate. William Rashleigh, his nephew, succeeded after Philip's death in 1811, and following a fire in 1822 rebuilt the house greatly extended in size.
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Rashleigh was a grandson of Sir John Carew, 3rd Baronet (died 1692) by his first wife Sarah Hungerford (died 1671), whilst Sir Coventry Carew was his grandson by his third wife Mary Morrice, daughter of Sir William Morrice Bt., of
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470:(1820–1905), improved and extended the gardens and grounds and planted many trees including pine, cedar, eucalyptus and beech. He also planted rhododendron, bamboo and hydrangea.
669:(1772–1847) of Prideaux, Cornwall. He was a co-heir (together with his sister's grandson Reginald Pole-Carew (died 1835), whose share included Antony) of his half first cousin
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The eldest son of J. Rashleigh (1820-1905) - Jonathan Rashleigh (1845–1872) was educated in Harrow and at Christ Church, Oxford (BA), 1869, student of the Inner Temple, 1868. '
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Evelyn William Rashleigh (1850–1926), of Stoketon, Saltash, Cornwall, younger son of Jonathan Rashleigh (1820–1905) of Menabilly.) Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro
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in 1908. Educated at Eton, and Trinity College Cambridge, he qualified as a medical doctor in 1904. Although John C. S. Rashleigh resided mainly at
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survives in Fowey Church,) daughter of William Lanyon by his wife Thomasine Tregian, daughter of Thomas Tregian.
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Cassidy, Irene (1981). "RASHLEIGH, John (1554–1624), of Fowey and Menabilly, Cornw.". In Hasler, P. W. (ed.).
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Archives of Rashleigh family of Menabilly, early 13th century to 1989, Cornwall Record Office R/3737 – R/5883
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Archives of Rashleigh family of Menabilly, early 13th century to 1989, Cornwall Record Office R/3737 – R/5883
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of 1641-1651 during which Menabilly was ransacked of livestock, furniture and stores. After the execution of
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Cruickshanks, Eveline (1970). "RASHLEIGH, Philip (1689–1736), of Menabilly, Cornw.". In Sedgwick, R. (ed.).
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Marshall, James C., Rashleigh of Devon, Devon Notes & Queries, Vol. IV (1906/7), pp. 201–16
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The History of Parliament: The House of Commons, 1715–1754 [2 vols]
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RASHLEIGH, Philip (1729-1811), of Menabilly, nr. Fowey, Cornw.
1342:‘The House of Secrets’, ‘Rebecca Notebook’, Daphne du Maurier
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Pirie-Gordon, H., ed. (1937). "Rashleigh of Menabilly".
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1301:BNS Research Blog, by Hugh Pagan, 1 October 2019
1477:The House of Commons 1604–1629 [6 vols]
1419:Du Maurier, Daphne (1993). Malet, Oriel (ed.).
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845:Henry Labouchere, 1st Baron Taunton
843:, Surrey (1798–1863), and niece of
661:, of Marden Park in Surrey, MP for
410:1608–9, who captained his own ship
2088:Index of Cornwall-related articles
1808:List of civil parishes in Cornwall
1440:Dunkin, Edwin Hadlow Wise (1882).
1088:National Heritage List for England
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2035:Population of major settlements
1539:Listed building text: Menabilly
1378:Dehn, Georgia (26 April 2013).
886:for Devon and Cornwall and was
671:Sir Coventry Carew, 6th Baronet
402:(1554–1624), shipowner, MP for
1625:Council of the Isles of Scilly
1480:. Cambridge University Press.
878:and Lanyon Polveithan. He was
827:Cornwall County Lunatic Asylum
785:Jonathan Rashleigh (1820–1905)
646:Jonathan Rashleigh (1693–1764)
605:Jonathan Rashleigh (1642–1702)
586:Jonathan Rashleigh (1642–1702)
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542:Jonathan Rashleigh (1591–1675)
396:Dissolution of the Monasteries
339:Return of Owners of Land, 1873
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1423:. Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
1108:Menabilly Barton situated at
923:Menabilly in the 21st century
804:John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute
754:William Rashleigh (1817–1871)
747:forces during the civil war.
702:William Rashleigh (1777–1855)
677:Philip Rashleigh (1729–1811)
627:Philip Rashleigh (1689–1736)
324:It has been the seat of the
2263:The Birds and Other Stories
882:of Wickham in Hampshire, a
617:Sir John Carew, 3rd Baronet
568:Jonathan was imprisoned at
16:Estate in Cornwall, England
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855:John Rashleigh (1872–1961)
519:John Rashleigh (1554–1624)
486:John Rashleigh (died 1582)
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1457:. The Stationery Office.
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823:High Sheriff of Cornwall
536:High Sheriff of Cornwall
394:from the King after the
2469:Grade II* listed houses
2350:Muriel, Lady du Maurier
2234:The House on the Strand
1285:Bell’s Weekly Messenger
2368:Cannon Hall, Hampstead
1331:Royal Cornwall Gazette
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1311:Antiquarian catalogue
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349:Rashleigh family seat
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1041:Newquay & Bodmin
975:Pevsner, N. (1970).
880:patron of the living
446:Description of house
2081:Outline of Cornwall
1636:(cities in italics)
1613:Unitary authorities
769:he met a sheikh in
721:Sheriff of Cornwall
632:Philip Rashleigh II
609:Sheriff of Cornwall
590:Sheriff of Cornwall
408:Sheriff of Cornwall
363:Arms of Rashleigh:
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2279:The Breaking Point
2186:The King's General
2075:Places of interest
1773:St Just in Penwith
1333:, 12 November 1870
956:The King's General
931:In popular culture
909:Rashleigh baronets
903:Rashleigh baronets
872:lord of the manors
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2362:George du Maurier
2356:Angela du Maurier
2314:The Years Between
2170:Frenchman's Creek
2146:The Loving Spirit
2131:Daphne du Maurier
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1634:Major settlements
1588:Ceremonial county
1209:Cruickshanks 1970
1128:- by Kevin Cahill
1048:978-0-319-22938-5
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763:Middle East
695:Polridmouth
311:Tywardreath
128:– Grade II*
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2040:Demography
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1925:Port Navas
1800:Wadebridge
1753:St Austell
1743:Porthleven
1693:Launceston
1653:Callington
1389:18 October
1241:Burke 1937
1161:Malet 1993
1114:SX 100 511
1094:18 October
1009:References
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892:Throwleigh
727:and built
600:, Cornwall
384:Barnstaple
298:, meaning
221:Designated
182:Designated
168:– Grade II
142:Designated
92:50°19′47″N
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2374:Menabilly
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2050:The Duchy
1987:Civil War
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286:Menabilly
216:Menabilly
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307:Cornwall
76:Cornwall
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2013:Fishing
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2003:Culture
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