Estate titles and locations

Many estates are mentioned in the books. They are collected here for reference: name, owner link, and location in England if known.

## Cumbria (Cumberland)

* **Blessings** - Benjamin Hazlit/Portmaine, Earl of Hazelton
* Grampion - Kettering family seat Hessian Kettering, Earl of Grampion
* Landover - Harold Bothwell, Viscount Landover, and his heir Hadrian Bothwell

## Dorset

* Abbotsford - Valerian Dorning
* **Dorning Hall** - Grey Dorning, Earl of Casriel
* Summerfield House (now Pepper Ridge) - Osgood Pepper, Emily Pepper's father
* Summerton - held by Margaret Summerfield, Hawthorne Dorning's wife, in trust for her daughters

## Hampshire

* **Hesketh** - Gabriel North Wendover, Marquess Hesketh
* Merlin Hall - held by Verity Channing, wife of Oak Dorning, for her son
* Penweather Hall - Fabianus Haviland, Viscount Penweather
* **Three Springs** - Lady Warne, entrusted to Beckman Haddonfield
* Trevisham Grange - Benning family seat - former in-laws of Trenton Lindsey
* Wilton Acres - Lindsey family seat - Trenton Lindsey

## Kent

* Averett Hill - Darius Lindsey
* **Belle Maison** - Bellefonte family seat (Nicholas Haddonfield, Earl of Bellefonte, Old Earl of Bellefonte)
* Blossom Court - Nicholas Haddonfield as Viscount Reston
* Clover Down - Nicholas Haddonfield as Viscount Reston
* **Morelands** - Duke of Moreland
* **Sidling** - Viscount Rothgreb and his heir Vim Charpentier, Baron Sindal
* **Wellspring** - Noah Winters, Duke of Anselm

## Oxfordshire

* **Bel Canto** (former **Markham** estate) - Valentine Windham
* Longchamps - Wilhelm Fordham Zacharias Josef Longstreet, Baron Longchamps, infant son of Darius Lindsey
* Candlewick - Axel Belmont
* Teak House - John Dewey Fanning
* **Stoneleigh Manor** - Abigail Stoneleigh

## Shropshire

* Tremont - Marcus Glover, Earl of Tremont

## Surrey

* **Crossbridge** - Trenton Lindsey’s estate
* Deerhaven - Elegy Hampton's estate
* Enfield - Hollister family seat, which Andrew Alexander, Earl of Greymoor inherited (formerly managed by Gwen Hollister)
* Oak Hall - Andrew Alexander, Earl of Greymoor
* **Trystings** - Worth Kettering
* **Tydings** - Ethan Grey
* Welbourne - Gwen Hollister and Douglas Allen, Viscount Amery
* Willow Bend - Gayle Windham, Earl of Westhaven
* Willowdale - Gareth Alexander, Marquess of Heathgate

## Sussex

* Belmont House - Matthew Belmont
* **Linden** - Thomas Jennings, Baron Sutcliffe (purchased from Greymoor)
* Sutcliffe Keep - Thomas Jennings, Baron Sutcliffe

## Yorkshire

* **Rosecroft** - Devlin St. Just, Earl of Rosecroft (former owner Earl of Helmsley)

## Notes

* Devlin St. Just has an unnamed horse farm in Surrey. He leaves to go there in The Captive, brings horses from it to Rosecroft in The Soldier, and sells horses from there in other books.
* Vim Charpentier has an unnamed property in Surrey.
* David Worthington, Viscount Fairly has three estates in Kent. The one where he and Letty Banks reside is two hours from Belle Maison, the Haddonfield family seat.
* The internet says that titles such as "Duke of X" or "Marquess of X" are due to property awarded with the title. Devlin St. Just was awarded the debt-ridden Rosecroft estate forfeited to the crown and simultaneously given the title Earl of Rosecroft. Apparently earldoms do not usually have property, and such an earl would be regarded as Firstname Lastname, Earl XYZ. A Viscount, Baron or Knight is not typically awarded land along with the title. A title might match a family's existing property, such as Worth Kettering being made Baron Trysting.
* The English Marquess is equivalent to the French Marquis. Unless the person actually is a French noble, the occasional use of "Marquis" in the books or teasers is a publisher error.

## Reference map

This map is provided for a visual reference only. It dates from 1890 and does not precisely represent boundaries of the Regency (1811-1820) period.