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Hampton-Lewis
Landed Lewises in 1883:
-Rev. Sir Gilbert Frankland Lewis, 3rd Bart, of Harpton Court, Kington, 10,000 acres (worth 7,000 guineas per annum in rent) in Radnor;
-Charles Edward Lewis, of St. Pierre, Chepstow, Monmouth 4,504 acres (worth 6,059 guineas per annum);
-Charles William Mansel Lewis, of Stradley, Llanely, 3,161 acres in Carmarthen (worth 4,276);
-John Delaware Lewis, of Membland Hall, Ivybridge, 1,923 acres in Devon (worth 2,216) and 2,649 in Hampshire (worth 1,711);
-Lewis of Newhouse, Cardiff, 3,429 acres in Glamorgan (worth 5,489);
-W. P. Lewis, of Llysnewydd, 3,188 aces in Carmarthen (worth 2,267);
-H. Lewis, of Greenmeadow, 2,882 acres (worth 2,208);
-Henry Owen Lewis, of Inniskeen. Lands in Monaghan, Meath, Longford and Dublin totaling 3,773 (worth 2,863);
-J. L. Lewis, of Henllan. In Carmarthen and Pembroke 2,603 acres (worth 2,434);
-Mrs M. A. Lewis, of Lanaeron. 4,397 acres in Cardigan (worth 2,591);
-Thomas L. Hampton-Lewis, of Bodior. Between Anglesea, Denbigh and York, 2,454 acres (worth 2,141).
(R. de S., March 2013)