In 1520, it had become the property of Thomas Newman, who built the Hall, which was re-built in the 17th century by John Turner, Esq., who enclosed the park. It was sold during the last century to Henry Cranmer, from whom it descended to James Powell Cranmer.
In 1520, the property passed to Thomas Newman, who built a Hall and later in the 17th century, John Turner, Esq., rebuilt the Hall and enclosed the park. It was sold to Henry Cranmer in the last century, and then passed down through his family to James Powell Cranmer.