James Ivers Trecothick, Holder of Addington Manor, nephew and successor of Barlow Trecothick
Dates: Eighteenth century; exact dates not established in the cited sources
Biography
James Ivers Trecothick inherited the Addington estate from his uncle Barlow Trecothick and assumed the Trecothick name and arms. He completed the new mansion and commissioned landscape work associated with Capability Brown.
Notes / Sources
The sources distinguish his succession under Barlow's will from a market sale.
Research sources:
- Manning, The History and Antiquities of Surrey, account of the manors of Addington; Historic England, Addington Palace listing, confirming James Ivers Trecothick's role after the 1768 purchase. — https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1000790?section=comments-and-photos
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