gascoignes造句

• The building stood near the Gascoignes'family seat, Parlington Hall.
• In 1949, the Gascoignes'third child, daughter Hester, was born.
• The Gascoignes continued at Lotherton Hall until the death of Sir Alvary Gascoigne, a . k . a.
• In 1850 the estate was sold again to the Gascoignes of Parlington Hall, Yorkshire, who made yet more changes.
• Whilst Mary Isabella and her husband made their home in the Yorkshire seat of the Gascoignes ( Parlington Hall ), Elizabeth and her husband occupied Castle Oliver.
• The Gascoignes were established by the thirteenth century at Gawthorpe and Harewood; these estates passed in 1567 to the Wentworth family by the marriage of the Gascoigne heiress.
• In 1495, Rosamund Gascoigne, a daughter of one of the William Gascoignes who held the title, married Robert Rawson, thought to be related to the Rawson family of Bradford, after whom one of the city's markets is named.
• Located between the River Kennet and the Holy Brook, the depot had 12 sidings located in six pairs with accommodation for approximately 300 Anglo-American Oil, Gascoignes ( manufacturers of dairy machinery and inventors of the Kee Klamp ), Baynes's timber yard and Simonds Brewery.
• The First World War, and the death of many men during it, as well as an embargo on exported coal, contributed to the decline of the pits; in 1920, the Gascoignes sold the pits and railway, both of which were steadily run down in the next decade.