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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1000, Page 196

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the best kept houses, crops, and stock and Lord Headfort in the House of Lords voted in favour of the Act of Catholic Emancipation. He was also a great advocate of sport and promoted boat racing and acquatic events on the lake and gave many socal evenings to the (tean) tenants.
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The Landlord

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It was a man named Fowler that owned the Park first and then it was handed over to the Marquis of Headfort.
When the landlord got a couple of hundred acres of land he divided it into

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