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Brook Hall
Brook Hall is the remains of a medieval English country house at Heywood, near Westbury, in the southern county of Wiltshire. The house was the seat of the first 1st Baron Willoghby de Broke, who took his title from the small settlement now known as Brook. What remains of it is a Grade I listed building.〔 〕
==History==
What stands today is the remaining wing of the large manor house known as Brook Hall, one of the Grade I listed buildings in Wiltshire. The manor was held in the 14th century by the Pavely family, passing by marriage to the Cheyne family and then to Sir John Willoughby, whose son Sir Robert Willoughby (died 1502) was created the first Baron Willoughby de Broke, which title was taken from this manor.〔W. H. Hamilton Rogers, ''The Strife of the Roses & Days of the Tudors in the West'' (Exeter: 1890), pp. 1-10〕 While the title survives today, the family's connection with Brook faded away in the 17th century, after which Brook Hall went into a long decline and for most of its subsequent history was a tenant farm.〔(Man behind throne born at Brook Hall ) dated October 2004 at gazetteandherald.co.uk, accessed 25 July 2014〕
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