. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Hertford. Natural History. Eine GESCHICHTE VON HERTFORDSHIRE Verbindung mit Knebworth aufgehört, denn in diesem Jahr Robert Lytton kam vom Alter und erhielt seine in-HERITANCE." Nach Robert's Tod ohne männlichen Erben Knebworth durch wird zu seinem Bruder Rowland, wessen Sohn Rowland es 1582 geerbt." William Lyttoa, Sohn des zweiten Rowland, gelungen, Knebworth beim Tod seines Vaters im Jahr 1615", und hielt es bis 1660, als er von seinem Sohn, ein weiteres Rowland. 67 William, der Sohn von Sir Rowland Lytton den Landsitz im Jahre 1674 gelang es geerbt, und starb.

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. A HISTORY OF HERTFORDSHIRE connexion with Knebworth ceased, for in that year Robert Lytton came of age and received his in- heritance." Upon Robert's death without male heirs Knebworth passed by will to his brother Rowland, " whose son Rowland inherited it in 1582." William Lyttoa, son of the second Rowland, succeeded to Knebworth at his father's death in 1615, " and held it until 1660, when he was succeeded by his son, another Rowland.67 William son of Sir Rowland Lytton inherited the manor in 1674, and died in 1705 without issue, when Knebworth passed to Lytton Strode, grandson of William's sister Judith and son of George Strode and Mary Robinson." He assumed the surname of Lytton, which was also taken by his cousin William Robinson, who succeeded him in 1710, but had no Lytton descent. John Robinson-Lytton inherited the manor from his father in 1732, but died without issue in 1762, when his nephew Richard Warburton succeeded and took the name of Lytton. His daughter Elizabeth Barbara Warburton-Lytton married William. Lytton, Earl of Lytton Earle Bulw led the She died in 1843, leaving Kr son Edward George, the famous nov Lord Lytton of Knebworth in i* 1873. His son Edward Robert 1 of Lytton, and was succeeded i third but eldest surviving son V George Robert Lytton, second earl, 1 lord of the manor.55 The great park of Knebworth upon inheriting Knebworth i of Lytton i th to her third list, who became 56 and died in -as created Earl 1 1891 by his ctor Alexander 'hois the present 147Z-7* There it still a deer park of 156 acre), which ii finely wooded and surrounds the house, A fair was granted to Robert de Hoo in r.192, to be held annually on the vigil, day and morrow of the Decol- lation of St. John the Baptist;I (28-30 August). It was confirmed in 1547, " but was discontinued before the end of the 18th century. Free warren was granted and confirmed at the same time as the

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• bookcentury1900
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• booksubjectnatural
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