Southwick Hall, Northamptonshire
Southwick Hall,
Southwick
(pron "Suth-ick"),
N of Oundle, Northamptonshire
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and satellite image).
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Southwick Hall.
Photo 2006 by R. Neil Marshman.
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The
Knyvett
family are found in
Southwick in 1194.
Southwick Hall
was
built early 1300s by
Knyvett,
known as "Knyvett's Place",
inherited 1442 by
John Lynne
through marriage,
George Lynne
re-built the South Wing, late 1500s,
inherited by
George Lynne,
purchased by the Capron family 1840, who still own it and live there,
open to the public.
Southwick village and Southwick Hall (to NE of village). Satellite image.
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Plan of Southwick Hall.
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From [VCH, Northamptonshire, 1906].
Southwick Hall. The S front. Photo c.1905.
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From [VCH, Northamptonshire, 1906].