In 1709 their son, Walter, built a new mansion house on the site of Esholt Priory and the family left Calverley. After he died in 1749 the family sold the Esholt estate and in 1754 sold the Calverley properties to the Thornhills.
The family's relocation from Calverley in 1709 was prompted by their son Walter's construction of a new mansion on the Esholt Priory site. Following his death in 1749, they sold the Esholt estate and then transferred ownership of the Calverley properties to the Thornhills two years later.