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for a sum of money, in line with a boundary agreement negotiated in 1713. Three years later, Lawton divided up the grant and sold a portion of it (consisting of roughly a quarter of what he had purchased in 1732) to
Brinley, who subsequently became one of the town proprietors of Suffield alongside
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England, Brinley spent the first two decades of his life in Europe before moving back to North America in order to inherit the estate of his grandfather in Massachusetts. In 1719, his grandfather died and left his estate to Brinley, who settled down in Massachusetts and
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England, dying in London on November 27, 1765, the same city in which he had been born. Having accumulated a fortune while in Massachusetts, Brinley left a large estate upon his death, which included several
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from 1693 to 1694 and was "one of the most important and best-connected men in the colony"; Byfield was the maternal grandfather of
Deborah. When Byfield died in 1733, his last will and testament left his estate to Brinley and Deborah, vastly increasing their wealth.
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in the hopes that he might inherit the vast personal fortune of his grandfather, who lived in
Massachusetts and was also named Francis (and for whom the younger Brinley was named). When the senior Brinley passed away in 1719, he left his entire estate in his
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made a visit to
Britain's North American colonies in 1728. Accompanied by his family, he visited Boston, where his entourage was invited by Brinley to stay at Datchet House for the duration of their stay. Berkeley was attempting to promote the spread of
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Massachusetts were expanded in 1760, when his fourth son Nathaniel leased a plot of land (referred to by historians as the "Brinley Farm") from a merchant and politician in
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American historian Oswaldo Rodriguez Roque, Brinley "passed his life rather uneventfully". His personal life and financial activities were supported by Brinley's familial connection to
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company; the paintings had been in the
Brinley family's possession until 1878. Brinley's personal collection of silverware was sold by his descendants in 1878, and was eventually purchased by the
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After Brinley's death, the paintings he had commissioned from Smibert and the silverware he inherited from his grandfather were eventually acquired by several prominent museums. In 1962, the
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using his inheritance, which was "one of the most splendid residences in the colony at that time." One of Brinley's descendants claimed in an 1853 book that the mansion was modeled after an
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she owned, an expensive rarity in North America. Lovell argued that given Brinley's wealth and European connections, " not surprising... that Brinley was one of Smibert's first customers".
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clergyman Henry Wilder Foote, he "was of a liberal and hospital nature". In 1724, Brinley became a member of the Boston Episcopal Charitable Society, a
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to work on the leased land as farmers. In 1761, Deborah passed away at Datchet House, leaving Brinley a widower; he never remarried after her death.
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