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Smalbroke family (also
spelled Smallbrook) was a
powerful landed gentry family between the
early 15th and
early 19th centuries,
owning large areas...
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Smalbroke married a
sister of
Richard Brooks, M.D., and left
three sons and four daughters. The last of his
descendants was his son
Richard Smalbroke...
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baronets Renishaw Hall,
Derbyshire and
Weston Hall,
Northamptonshire Smalbroke family Blakesley Hall,
Birmingham Spencer-Stanhope
family Cannon Hall...
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farmhouse built in 1590 (when
Yardley was in Worcestershire) by
Richard Smalbroke, a man of
local importance to Yardley. His
family farmed at the hall and...
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succeeded his father.
Henry Devereux, who
married Barbara Smalbroke,
daughter of
Robert Smalbroke of Yardley, but left no issue.
Margaret Devereux (c.1575...
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Church of
England titles Preceded by
Philip Bisse Bishop of St David's 1713–1723 Succeeded by
Richard Smalbroke...
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Dudley is recorded. 1590 –
Blakesley Hall is
constructed by
Richard Smalbroke. 1612 A road is
mentioned from
Perry Bridge to Birmingham. It is named...
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consequence of the
commendation in a
charge (1728) by
Bishop Richard Smalbroke, who
observes that
Grotius had
borrowed from it in his De
veritate Christ...
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Hough Bishop of
Lichfield and
Coventry 1717–1730 Succeeded by
Richard Smalbroke Preceded by
William Talbot Bishop of
Durham 1730–1750 Succeeded by Joseph...
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Chandler Prebendary of Worcester;
translated to Durham. 1731 1749
Richard Smalbroke Translated from St Davids. 1750 1768
Frederick Cornwallis Canon of Windsor;...
