The majority of this land belonged to the Lord of the Manor of Christchurch, Sir George Ivison Tapps, and as compensation for his loss of interest in the soil he received from the commissioners several tracts of land totalling over .
Most of this estate was owned by Sir George Ivison Tapps, the Lord of Christchurch Manor. As a result of losing his stake in the land, he was awarded multiple tracts of land by the commissioners, which collectively exceeded .