family seat

The family seat, the town house and the last acres all had to go.

Now, alas, his wife was dead, the children far from the family seat.

First found in county Kerry, where they held a family seat from very ancient times.

Another angle: The governor and his family seated in front.

Make a nice place, a kind of family seat.

He entered parliament in 1751 for the family seat of Derbyshire.

A decision was made to demolish the family seat, Cannons.

Among the very rich, one house may be maintained as a showplace, while another is the real family seat.

He rebuilt the castle into his family seat in the Gothic style.

His dad wanted him to go to Harvard, then get into politics and some day run for the family seat in Congress.

Their present family seat is still at Place.

Clifton enlarged the manor house and made it the family seat.

According to a parish minister writing in 1845, "It is not known whether he was born at the family seat.

It's known as a Family Seat, so why would anyone look there?"

However, they first became known by their family seat, Dassel, in 1126.

In 1618, he founded the family seat at Baron Hill.

The family seat was a manorial estate, not simply a stately home.

The family seat was on the site of the present farmhouse known as East Barton.

My brother has left the family seat for two weeks of the fleshpots.'

"Our family seat is in Nottinghamshire; I do not think anyone would call it small."

Since 1348 the family seat has been at Calder House, near to the middle of the village.

Drewe was now 54 years old, but he still had time, energy and money to create his new family seat.

Culford Park, the family seat, was sold and is now a private school.

This had been the Duncan Clan's family seat for over a hundred years.

He especially loved the family seat in Derbyshire where he had lived as a child.