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In 1788 a partition took place of the joint estate left by Lord Feversham and that at Dalby Hall was allotted to Mr. and Mrs. Bowater; the Downton and other Wiltshire estates going to the Earl and Countess of Radnor. After Mrs. Bowater's death in 1827, Old Dalby passed into the possession of a descendant of Lord Feversham's sister Anne who married John Sawyer of Heywood | In 1788 a partition took place of the joint estate left by Lord Feversham and that at Dalby Hall was allotted to Mr. and Mrs. Bowater; the Downton and other Wiltshire estates going to the Earl and Countess of Radnor. After Mrs. Bowater's death in 1827, Old Dalby passed into the possession of a [[in graphite in margin: omit]] descendant of Lord Feversham's sister Anne who married John Sawyer of Heywood [[in ink: ,]] Berks and on the death of the Rev: William George Sawyer (son of Sir Herbert Sawyer K.C.B. and great grandson of Anna Duncombe afterwards Mrs. Sawyer) 15 May 1871, the contents of Dalby Hall (or old Dalby) were sold at auction. | ||
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In 1788 a partition took place of the joint estate left by Lord Feversham and that at Dalby Hall was allotted to Mr. and Mrs. Bowater; the Downton and other Wiltshire estates going to the Earl and Countess of Radnor. After Mrs. Bowater's death in 1827, Old Dalby passed into the possession of a in graphite in margin: omit descendant of Lord Feversham's sister Anne who married John Sawyer of Heywood in ink: , Berks and on the death of the Rev: William George Sawyer (son of Sir Herbert Sawyer K.C.B. and great grandson of Anna Duncombe afterwards Mrs. Sawyer) 15 May 1871, the contents of Dalby Hall (or old Dalby) were sold at auction.