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2. John Scandrett Harford - Wikipedia

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   In 1819, Harford also acquired the Peterwell estate at Lampeter, making the purchase jointly with his younger brothers. It was previously owned by his father-in-law, Richard Hart Davis , who had built c.1812 a house within its bounds.

3. Falcondale House - Wikipedia

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   From the 1600s the Peterswell estate had been owned by the Evans and then the Lloyd families, but due to financial problems and absentee owners the house was left empty and became derelict. [2] The estate was acquired in 1812 by Richard Hart-Davis, who planted several hundred thousand trees and possibly rebuilt the house.

4. Charles Evans (colonial businessman) - Wikipedia

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   Charles James Evans (1827 – 3 April 1881) was an English businessman and entrepreneur present in the colony of Victoria, Australia from the early days of the Victorian Gold Rush. His personal diary is notable as being one of the few contemporary eyewitness accounts of the Eureka Rebellion .

5. Lehman Brothers Back From Dead With New Real Estate ... - AOL

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   Lehman's back in business, as an aggressive player in the post-crisis commercial real estate market. Remember that Lehman filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on September 15, 2008, marking the largest ...

6. Falcondale - Wikipedia

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   It was firstly inherited by his nephew John Adams of Whitland Abbey, an MP in Carmarthenshire in 1774–1780, who amassed more debts and eventually sold the estate in 1776 to Albany Wallis the attorney who held the original mortgage. [9] Peterwell Estate was sold to Richard Hart-Davies in 1807, who was a partner of Harford Bank in Bristol.

7. Thomas Evans (archdeacon of Carmarthen) - Wikipedia

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   Thomas John Evans was Archdeacon of Carmarthen from 1974 until his death in 1982. [ 1 ] Evans was born in 1914, [ 2 ] educated at St David's College, Lampeter , and ordained in 1944.