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The back of the portrait notes that the Littleton’s were ancestors of Clement Mansfield Ingleby on his mother’s side.
This is one of nineteen paintings associated with the Ingleby family of Valentines estate, Ilford, Essex which were donated to Ilford Borough Council in 1957 by Clement Rolfe Ingleby, son of Holcombe Ingleby of Sedgeford Hall, Norfolk. It now forms part of the collections of Redbridge Museum.
Redbridge Museum
London
Title
Susannah Littleton, née Biddulph (1646–1722)
Date
late 17th C
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 35 x W 29 cm
Accession number
1997.1051
Acquisition method
donated to Ilford Borough Council, 1957; transferred
Work type
Painting
Redbridge Museum
Ilford Central Library, Clements Road, Ilford, London, Greater London IG1 1EA England
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