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Tudenham (21
February 1970 –
after 1991) was an Irish-bred, British-trained
Thoroughbred racehorse and sire. He
showed his best form as a two-year-old...
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Tudenham Park
House (Irish:
Teach Tudenham),
originally called Rochfort House, is an 18th-century
Palladian limestone country house located in Tudenham...
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Westport House Rotunda Hospital Powerscourt Estate Tyrone House Ardbraccan House Bellinter House Strokestown Park
Hazelwood House Tudenham Park House...
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Belvedere due to many
factors including his brother, George's new mansion,
Tudenham Park
House being better than his
Belvedere House, and his
jealousy of his...
- was the son of John
Wotton of
North Tudenham and
Margaret Brampton. He was the
brother of John
Wotton of
Tudenham, Norfolk,
whose first wife was Elizabeth...
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falling out with his
brother George, who
lived on the
adjacent estate at
Tudenham. His wife was only
released on his
death in 1774. The
estate p****ed to...
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Gloucestershire Hurdle – (1) – King
Cutler (1968)
Middle Park
Stakes – (1) –
Tudenham (1972)
Flying Childers Stakes – (1) –
Mandrake Major (1976) Randall, John...
- Anne,
daughter of John
Wootton of
Tudenham and
Elizabeth Bardwell his wife, and grand-daughter of John
Wootton of
Tudenham,
whose second wife was Mary Nevill...
- Rochfort,
brother to the
above 1st Earl of
Belvedere and Arthur,
builder of
Tudenham Park House,
father of the below:
Gustavus Hume Rochfort,
Westmeath MP,...
- who
inherited Pattishall;
Katherine de Pateshull, wife of Sir
Robert de
Tudenham. 'Parishes: Bletsoe', in A
History of the
County of Bedford:
Volume 3,...
