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Walter Wyndham Burrell 5th Bt. of Valentines, MP, 1814–1886 (aged 71 years)
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- Walter Wyndham /Burrell/ 5th Bt. of Valentines, MP
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- Given names
- Walter Wyndham
- Surname
- Burrell
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- 5th Bt. of Valentines, MP
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1774–1862
Birth: 21 May 1774
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— Golden Square, Soho, City of Westminster, London, England Death: 4 January 1862 — Shipley, Sussex, England |
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| Marriage | Marriage — 17 July 1808 — England |
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1809–1827
Birth: 1 July 1809
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— England Death: 11 July 1827 — West Grinstead, Sussex, England |
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1811–1888
Birth: 8 March 1811
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— England Death: 3 December 1888 — England |
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1812–1876
Birth: 12 February 1812
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— England Death: 19 July 1876 — West Grinstead, Sussex, England |
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1814–1886
Birth: 26 October 1814
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— England Death: 24 January 1886 — West Grinstead, Sussex, England |
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1814–1886
Birth: 26 October 1814
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— England Death: 24 January 1886 — West Grinstead, Sussex, England |
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1828–1891
Birth: 10 April 1828
— Burley-on-the-Hill, Rutland, England Death: 8 February 1891 — England |
| Marriage | Marriage — 10 June 1847 — Mayfair, City of Westminster, London, England |
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1848–1899
Birth: 29 March 1848
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— England Death: 6 September 1899 — Shipley, Sussex, England |
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1852–…
Birth: before 6 August 1852
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— West Grinstead, Sussex, England Death: |
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1855–1935
Birth: 1855
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— Sussex, England Death: 1935 — Sussex, England |
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1857–1883
Birth: 1857
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— England Death: 1883 — England |
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1863–1905
Birth: 1863
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— England Death: 1905 — England |
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Employer: Lincoln's Inn |
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Address: St. James's Church, Piccadilly, Mayfair, City of Westminster, London, England. |
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Address: Ockenden Manor, Cuckfield, West Sussex, England. Note: Inherited from his father. |
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Address: Knepp Castle Estate, Shipley, West Sussex, England. Note: Inherited from his father. |
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Address: West Grinstead Park Estate, West Grinstead, West Sussex, England. Note: Inherited from his father. |
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Address: Knepp Castle Estate, Shipley, West Sussex, England. |
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Sir Charles Raymond Burrell 6th Bt. of Valentines, JP, DL Sussex —
Ethelreda Mary Loder —
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INDI:OCCU:CORP: The Mighty Burrell Freemasons Lodge
Address: The Royal Pavillion, Brighton, Sussex, England. |
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Cause: He died in a tri-cycling accident. |
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Address: West Grinstead Park Estate, West Grinstead, West Sussex, England. |
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Author of last change: Danny |
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Inherited from his father. |
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Inherited from his father. |
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Inherited from his father. |
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He let the manor house at Knepp in the late 1860’s, choosing instead to live at Ockenden Manor, where he added a new part to the house, including a stable block. King Edward VII, at the time Prince of Wales, signed the warrant agreeing to the formation of The Mighty Burrell Freemasons Lodge, #1829, on 28/05/1879. Consecrated at the Old Town Hall in Shoreham, it was later moved to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. Written on the stained glass window at St. Mary's Church: We pray you remember in the Lord, Walter Wyndham Burrell Bt. born 26/10/1814 and died 24/01/1886 and was buried at Shipley in whose memory this window is dedicated. Written on the stained glass window at St. George's Church: To the honour and glory of god, and in loving memory of Walter Wyndham Burrell Bt., MP and of Walter Henry Wyndham Raymond Burrell his son, Dorothea Lady Burrell with her 4 daughters and youngest son dedicate this window 1890. The window, by C. E. Kempe, sits in 13th century stonework and is on the East side of the church. Dated around 1890, it shows Christ crucified with his mother, Mary, and St. John either side of him. The scenes below show St. John slaying a Dragon with a castle in the background, Adam and Eve being expelled from the Garden of Eden, and St. John the Evangelist writing the Book of Revelations on the Greek Island of Patmos. Patmos was known in ancient times as the island where many poppies grew and some historians believe the dreams and visions attributed to John were induced by opium consumption. |
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Note: Engraving of Walter Burrell, published 1835 in The History, Antiquities and Topography of the County of Sussex by Thomas Walker Horsefield. Engraving of Walter Burrell, published 1835 in The History, Antiquities and Topography of the County of Sussex by Thomas Walker Horsefield. Sir Walter let the manor house at Knepp in the late 1860’s, choosing instead to live at Ockenden Manor, where he added a new part to the house, including a stable block. A Barrister, High Sheriff of Sussex and MP (Conservative) for Shoreham, he was Provincial Grandmaster of The Mighty Burrell Freemasons Lodge from 1877. |
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Note: We pray you remember in the Lord, Walter Wyndham Burrell Bt. born 26/10/1814 and died 24/01/1886 and was buried at Shipley in whose memory this window is dedicated. |
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Note: To the honour and glory of god, and in loving memory of Walter Wyndham Burrell Bt., MP and of Walter Henry Wyndham Raymond Burrell his son, Dorothea Lady Burrell with her 4 daughters and youngest son dedicate this window 1890. To the honour and glory of god, and in loving memory of Walter Wyndham Burrell Bt., MP and of Walter Henry Wyndham Raymond Burrell his son, Dorothea Lady Burrell with her 4 daughters and youngest son dedicate this window 1890. The window, by C. E. Kempe, sits in 13th century stonework and is on the East side of the church. Dated around 1890, it shows Christ crucified with his mother, Mary, and St. John either side of him. The scenes below show St. John slaying a Dragon with a castle in the background, Adam and Eve being expelled from the Garden of Eden, and St. John the Evangelist writing the Book of Revelations on the Greek Island of Patmos. Patmos was known in ancient times as the island where many poppies grew and some historians believe the dreams and visions attributed to John were induced by opium consumption. |
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Note: King Edward VII, at the time Prince of Wales, signed the warrant agreeing to the formation of The Mighty Burrell Freemasons Lodge, #1829, on 28/05/1879. Consecrated at the Old Town Hall in Shoreham, it was later moved to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. |
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Note: King Edward VII, at the time Prince of Wales, signed the warrant agreeing to the formation of The Mighty Burrell Freemasons Lodge, #1829, on 28/05/1879. Consecrated at the Old Town Hall in Shoreham, it was later moved to the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. |
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Note: Engraving of West Grinstead Park near West Grinstead, West Sussex, published 1835 in The History, Antiquities and Topography of the County of Sussex by Thomas Walker Horsefield. Engraving of West Grinstead Park near West Grinstead, West Sussex, published 1835 in The History, Antiquities and Topography of the County of Sussex by Thomas Walker Horsefield. After inheriting West Grinstead Park Estate from his great-uncle Merrick, Walter Burrell pulled down the old house and built a new one to the designs of John Nash, better known as the Prince Regent’s architect. Having no children with his wife, he left the estate to his own nephew, Sir Percy Burrell, 4th Bt., MP. |
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