Sir Francis Willoughby

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Sir Francis Willoughby was a 16th-century English industrialist and landowner known for his coal-mining wealth and for commissioning the grand Elizabethan mansion Wollaton Hall near Nottingham.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century person
English landowner
coal mine owner
industrialist
activity development of coal mining
investment in industrial enterprises
architectOfCommissionedWork Robert Smythson NERFINISHED
architecturalStyleOfCommissionedWork Elizabethan
associatedWith Nottingham NERFINISHED
Wollaton Hall deer park NERFINISHED
child Bridget Willoughby NERFINISHED
Percival Willoughby NERFINISHED
commissioned Wollaton Hall NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
educatedAt Inner Temple NERFINISHED
era Elizabethan era NERFINISHED
familyName Willoughby NERFINISHED
knownFor coal-mining wealth
commissioning Wollaton Hall
legacy Wollaton Hall as a major Elizabethan country house NERFINISHED
early industrial development in Nottinghamshire
memberOf English gentry
nobleTitle knight
notableEstate Wollaton estate NERFINISHED
notableWork Wollaton Hall NERFINISHED
occupation coal magnate
industrialist
landowner
owned Wollaton estate NERFINISHED
coal mines in Nottinghamshire
ironworks
patronage architecture
landscape design
positionHeld High Sheriff of Derbyshire NERFINISHED
High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire NERFINISHED
High Sheriff of Staffordshire NERFINISHED
regionOfActivity Midlands NERFINISHED
Nottinghamshire NERFINISHED
residence Nottinghamshire NERFINISHED
Wollaton, Nottinghamshire NERFINISHED
socialClass gentry
spouse Elizabeth Littleton NERFINISHED
wealthSource coal mining
land rents

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Wollaton Hall builtFor Sir Francis Willoughby