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Sir John Brownlow ('Young Sir John’) 3rd Bt (1659-1697) ?

Sir John Brownlow ('Young Sir John’) 3rd Bt (1659-1697) ?
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Sir John Brownlow ('Young Sir John’) 3rd Bt (1659-1697) ?
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Artist
English School, (17th century) / English
Location
Belton House, Grantham, Lincolnshire, UK
Medium
oil on canvas (oval)
Dimensions
73.7x61 cms
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British (English) School. Oil painting on canvas (oval), Sir John Brownlow ('Young Sir John’) 3rd Bt (1659-1697) ?, British (English) School. Late 17th century.1670-1700 Oval. Half-length portrait of a young man, turned to the left, gazing at the spectator, dressed in a brown jabot with a lace ruffle at the throat. This painting has been recently restored and the inventory number is covered by the backing tape. The old location number was 181. Mounted within an oval frame. Sir John Brownlow, 3rd Bt. was born on 26 June 1659. He was the son of Sir Richard Brownlow, 2nd Bt. (1628-1668)and Elizabeth Freke (1634-1684). He was baptised on 6 July 1659 at Rippingale, Lincolnshire, England.He married on 27 March 1676 at Westminster Abbey, Alice Sherard (1659-1721) the daughter of Richard Sherard (d.1668) of Lobthorpe and Margaret Dewe, in conformity with the 'earnest desire' of their childless great uncle, 'Old' Sir John Brownlow (1594-1679) who settled his estates on them, He succeeded to the title of 3rd Baronet Brownlow, of Humby on 30 August 1668. He was MP for Grantham from 1689 to 1697. On 23 November 1679 he inherited the Belton estates of his great-uncle Sir John, 1st and last Baronet. This gave the couple £20,000 in ready money and an income of around £9,000 a year. They launched into London society, bought themselves a house in Southampton (now Bloomsbury Square) and then created a new country house, Belton, which would be an appropriate setting to their rank and wealth. The design of Belton is attributed to the soldier-architect William Winde (d.1722), and preparations for the new house began in 1684. The house was then opulently and fashionably decorated. Having built himself an appropriately grand new house, and even on 29 October 1695 entertained King William III. Everything seemed set for the young man's further advancement, perhaps even a peerage. But in July 1697, a contemporary reported that 'Sir John Brownlow member of Parliament for Grantham... last week shot himself at Mr Freakes (his uncle's house) in Dorsetshire, but the reason not known'. The reason is still not know. He died on 16 July 1697 at age 38, without surviving male issue. He was buried at Belton, Lincolnshire, England. His will (dated 29 July 1689) was probated on 2 September 1697. His children were: 1. Elizabeth Brownlow (1681-1723) Countess of Exeter 2.Alicia Brownlow (1684-1727) Lady Guilford 3.Margaret Brownlow (1687-1710) 4.Jane Brownlow (1689-1736), Duchess of Ancaster 5.Eleanor Brownlow (1691-1730) Viscountess Tyrconnel. Belton House, Lincolnshire (Accredited Museum)

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National Trust Photographic Library / Bridgeman Images
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Painting / Mzpainting

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