The lands of Bath Abbey were held by them until the time of the Dissolution, but in the 17th century it seems that the two manors were merged, and in 1802 the estate was purchased by Sir John D'Oyly. He subsequently sold it and by the 19th century it had passed, like other lands in the area, to William Cornwallis-West.
The lands of Bath Abbey were held by them until the time of the Dissolution, but in the 17th century it appears that the two manors were combined, and in 1802 the estate was bought by Sir John D'Oyly. He later sold it, and by the 19th century it had transferred, like other lands in the area, to William Cornwallis-West.