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Lordship of the Manor of Westleton Grange

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Lordship of the Manor of Westleton Grange

Lordship / Title status: Unknown

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Manor / Property Associations

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Historical / ended associations

Westleton Grange
Associated · before the Dissolution of the monasteries – 1954

Manor Association Timeline

Title Provenance / Classified Conveyances

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1299 Abbot of Sibton Abbey
· Provisional · Westleton Grange
1536 Sibton Abbey → Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk
Crown Grant · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1547 – 1551 John Soone → Edmund Rous
· Provisional · Westleton Grange
1551 Edmund Rous → John Harbotte
Conveyance · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1597 – 1608 Edward Grimston
Manorial Court Records · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1611 – 1612 Edward Grimston → Sir Harbotte Grimston
Manorial Court Records · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1635 William Hart
· Provisional · Westleton Grange
1651 – 1661 William Hart → John Fiske
Manorial Court Records · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1710 John Fiske → James Fiske
Conveyance · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1710 James Fiske → Mary Woods
Conveyance · Provisional · Westleton Grange
1744 – 1763 Everard Woods → Richard Crowfoot
· Provisional · Westleton Grange

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