The Caddells were evicted by Oliver Cromwell's general De Fyne in 1649, the lands were later released to Arthur Mervyn who built the three mills in Naul. The Pollard family later inherited the White Castle and surrounding land and in 1787 the castle was demolished.
The Caddells lost their home in 1649 due to Oliver Cromwell's general De Fyne, and the lands were given to Arthur Mervyn who built three mills in Naul. The Pollard family later inherited the White Castle and surrounding land, and in 1787 the castle was demolished.