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SECTI.N I. PATRI.K HENRY, the second son of John and Sarah Henry, and one of nine children, was born on the 29th of May 1736, at the family seat, called Studley, in the county of Hanover and colony of Virginia.
Sketches of the Life and Character of Patrick Henry Wirt, William, 1772-1834 1817
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Patrick, the second son and the youngest of the family of nine children, of Colonel John and Sarah (Winston-Syme) Henry, was born at "Studley," May 29, 1736.
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The grave of Colonel Henry, and presumably that of his wife, is at "Studley," their latest residence in
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The church of St Mary, Charlton, Otmoor's unofficial capital, is commended, while Studley Priory, medieval but much amended, now a hotel, is one of Simon Jenkins's thousand best houses, not least for the "blessed peace" of the view across Otmoor from its rear windows.
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The combined commissions earned by Studley from these four deals was about $30 million, according to a calculation by The Wall Street Journal.
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But he said that Studley attracts business partly because, unlike many of its competitors, it doesn't represent landlords.
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Mr. Steir, who also is Studley's chairman and chief executive, declined to say how much the closely held firm made on the deals.
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"It was easy to give away money when the brokerage business was amongst the worse in any foreseeable time I'd experienced" and few deals were closing anyway, said Patrick Breslin, who recently joined Studley as executive vice president of its East Coast retail division.
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Big Deals for Studley Associated Press Studley earned $30 million in commissions in four deals at 7 World Trade Center.
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It also marked the fourth big deal in the past year by a team of brokers led by Mitchell Steir at Studley, the brokerage firm that specializes in representing tenants.
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