It owes its origin to the Manger family, on whose estate the orchard stood.
A drama student goes to live with her great-aunt, whose estate is filled with terrors.
It begins with Alexander Pope, the 18th-century poet whose estate, Twickenham, became a sort of pre-Romantic theme park.
The buyer, whose estate consigned it, bought it in London in 2011 for the equivalent of $5.47 million.
Finally, there's the little world of AA Milne, whose estate derives millions worldwide from the antics of Winnie-the-Pooh.
E. G. Marshall, the actor, whose estate is just across the road from Mr. Peltz's, is leading the fight.
Like "My Funny Valentine," which was written by Rogers and Hart — as in Lorenz Hart, whose estate is a client.
It was presented to the college by Elihu Root, its most distinguished almunus, whose estate is at Clinton.
His father, Seymour, 62, a retired insurance broker whose estate totaled $3 million, pursued various side businesses.
It was Richard Goldwater (not Michael) whose estate sold a 25 percent share of the business to one of the chief executives, Jon Goldwater.
He served in the army (1747 58) but left it after his marriage to a Welsh heiress, whose estate in Swansea he inherited on her death in 1782.
