My first time seeing the manor in a video! My grandmother was a Leyte (Spelling changed when they left Lyte Cary and spread across Newfoundland and North America. Henry would be my 7th great-uncle I learned recently. I descended through his brother Thomas. I am fortunate enough to live in one of the same properties that the Lyte's first lived on when they relocated to Newfoundland - more specifically Fogo Island - in the mid 1800's. The descendants of the Lyte's thrived here in Newfoundland, being one of the first few families to settle in several communities on Fogo Island and Newfoundland. They were keen fish traders and harvesters when they arrived, and roughly 5 generations later, we still continue their practices and keep their name and culture very much alive. Thanks so much for sharing. So happy to be apart of such a fascinating and historical ancestry.
Wow incredible story! It’s so sad to see some of these properties just end up in disrepair when they run out of family or they can no longer afford them so it’s nice to see some of these fantastic historical homes still have families :)
My first time seeing the manor in a video! My grandmother was a Leyte (Spelling changed when they left Lyte Cary and spread across Newfoundland and North America. Henry would be my 7th great-uncle I learned recently. I descended through his brother Thomas.
I am fortunate enough to live in one of the same properties that the Lyte's first lived on when they relocated to Newfoundland - more specifically Fogo Island - in the mid 1800's. The descendants of the Lyte's thrived here in Newfoundland, being one of the first few families to settle in several communities on Fogo Island and Newfoundland. They were keen fish traders and harvesters when they arrived, and roughly 5 generations later, we still continue their practices and keep their name and culture very much alive.
Thanks so much for sharing. So happy to be apart of such a fascinating and historical ancestry.
Wow incredible story! It’s so sad to see some of these properties just end up in disrepair when they run out of family or they can no longer afford them so it’s nice to see some of these fantastic historical homes still have families :)
wow beautiful gardens
Yes really nice would be fab to try and create those different styles in little sections
Love that sundial
Isn’t it gorgeous?