The Martins were a notable family of Anstey, in Leicestershire. Their home, Anstey Pastures, was built in 1833 by the descendants of Thomas Martin on land he had leased from Queen Elizabeth in 1588. This land was later sold to Robert Martyn by King James I. The Hall was demolished, and the site of the house now forms part of the A46 Western Bypass. Whatton Hall was another family house, owned by John Martin.
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Martin, Charles William, 1850–1895. | Martin family. | Anstey Pastures (Leicestershire, England) | Whatton House (Loughborough, England) | Dogs -- Pictorial works. | Trees -- Pictorial works.