Holywell House was a house in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England. The manor house was originally called Hallywell (the later known spelling, Holywell, is probably a corruption of this original spelling). Another possibility as to the origin of the name is the legend of St Alban: Running into St Albans from the south is Holywell Hill, its name taken from the story of Saint Alban's death: legend has it that his severed head rolled down the hill from the execution site and into a well at the bottom (some versions have a well springing from the site at which the head stopped). The manor was in possession of Sir Ralph Rowlett in 1571, and after his death, it passed to his nephew Robert Jenyns (or Jennings). It passed through the Jennings family line, and Sarah Churchill (née Jenyns), Duchess of
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| - 홀리웰하우스는 잉글랜드 하트포드셔주 세인트올번스에 있었던 가택이다. 원래 명칭은 할리웰이었다. 1571년 경이 가택을 소유했고, 그의 죽음 이후 조카 로버트 제닝스가 가택을 소유하게 되었다. 이후 이 가택은 제닝스가가 계속 소유하게 되었으며 말버러 공작부인 사라 처칠이 이곳에서 1660년 태어났다. 리처드 제닝스가 죽고 자매 사라 처칠과 여동생 프랜시스 탈봇은 공동으로 홀리웰하우스를 소유했다. 이후 사라가 가택의 소유권을 구매했고, 남편 존 처칠과 사라는 이곳에서 자주 생활했다. (ko)
- Holywell House was a house in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England. The manor house was originally called Hallywell (the later known spelling, Holywell, is probably a corruption of this original spelling). Another possibility as to the origin of the name is the legend of St Alban: Running into St Albans from the south is Holywell Hill, its name taken from the story of Saint Alban's death: legend has it that his severed head rolled down the hill from the execution site and into a well at the bottom (some versions have a well springing from the site at which the head stopped). The manor was in possession of Sir Ralph Rowlett in 1571, and after his death, it passed to his nephew Robert Jenyns (or Jennings). It passed through the Jennings family line, and Sarah Churchill (née Jenyns), Duchess of (en)
- Holywell House était une maison située à St Albans dans le Hertfordshire, en Angleterre. Le manoir était appelé à l'origine Hallywell (l'orthographe actuelle est probablement due à une faute de transcription). L'autre origine possible du nom vient de la légende de Saint Alban, Holywell Hill était le nom de la colline ou il fut exécuté. (fr)
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| - Holywell House was a house in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England. The manor house was originally called Hallywell (the later known spelling, Holywell, is probably a corruption of this original spelling). Another possibility as to the origin of the name is the legend of St Alban: Running into St Albans from the south is Holywell Hill, its name taken from the story of Saint Alban's death: legend has it that his severed head rolled down the hill from the execution site and into a well at the bottom (some versions have a well springing from the site at which the head stopped). The manor was in possession of Sir Ralph Rowlett in 1571, and after his death, it passed to his nephew Robert Jenyns (or Jennings). It passed through the Jennings family line, and Sarah Churchill (née Jenyns), Duchess of Marlborough was born here in 1660. After their father Richard's death, the house was jointly owned by Sarah and her sister Frances, until Sarah bought the house outright. She and her husband, John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough often stayed here. The house was demolished in 1837, but a blue plaque marks the spot on Holywell Hill where the house is believed to have stood. (en)
- Holywell House était une maison située à St Albans dans le Hertfordshire, en Angleterre. Le manoir était appelé à l'origine Hallywell (l'orthographe actuelle est probablement due à une faute de transcription). L'autre origine possible du nom vient de la légende de Saint Alban, Holywell Hill était le nom de la colline ou il fut exécuté. Le manoir appartenait à Sir Ralph Rowlett depuis 1571 et à sa mort, devient propriété de son neveu, Robert Jenyns (ou Jennings). Il a été conservé par la famille et c'est là qu'est née Sarah Churchill en 1660. Après la mort de leur père, Richard, la maison appartenait conjointement à Sarah et à sa sœur, Frances, avant que Sarah n'en soit définitivement propriétaire. Elle et son mari John Churchill y demeuraient souvent. La maison a été démolie en 1827 mais il existe une autre "Holywell House" à , appartenant aux comtes et comtesse de Clarendon (fr)
- 홀리웰하우스는 잉글랜드 하트포드셔주 세인트올번스에 있었던 가택이다. 원래 명칭은 할리웰이었다. 1571년 경이 가택을 소유했고, 그의 죽음 이후 조카 로버트 제닝스가 가택을 소유하게 되었다. 이후 이 가택은 제닝스가가 계속 소유하게 되었으며 말버러 공작부인 사라 처칠이 이곳에서 1660년 태어났다. 리처드 제닝스가 죽고 자매 사라 처칠과 여동생 프랜시스 탈봇은 공동으로 홀리웰하우스를 소유했다. 이후 사라가 가택의 소유권을 구매했고, 남편 존 처칠과 사라는 이곳에서 자주 생활했다. (ko)
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