Clevedon Court |
Hob Uid: 195562 | |
Location : North Somerset Clevedon
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Grid Ref : ST4225871572 |
Summary : A house built c1320 by Sir John de Clevedon, incorporating a house dating to the second half of the 13th century at its east end. Alterations and additions were made c1570 and a wing rebuilt in 1882. The house was bought by Abraham Elton I in 1710. His son Abraham was involved in the brass industry, making brass pots and pans for the slave ships carrying cargoes of trade goods to Africa. His Brothers Isaac and Jacob invested directly in slave ships, and had estates in Jamaica. |
More information : [ST 4225 7156] Clevedon Court [GT] (1) Clevedon Court was built C.1320 and incorporates a house of the second half of the 13th C. and its east end. Alterations and additions were made C.1570 and a wing rebuilt in 1882. See plan and illustration: AO/58/181/6 and 8. (2-3) Clevedon Court is now the property of The National Trust. See ground photographs AO/62/129/2 and AO/62/129/3, respectively for the Court from the SW., and Tower of the 13th.C. block from the SE. (4) Clevedon Court. Grade 1. (5) ST 42257135 - ST 42257145. Three fishponds (7).
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