File:Bredbury - Goyt Hall 02.JPG
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English: The marriage of the last of the Davenports in 1664 brought the Goyt Hall into the possession of Sir Fulke Lucy, a kinsman of Sir Thomas Lucy who features in the story of William Shakespeare's youth. |
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