After the Norman Conquest of England the manor was granted to the Norman soldier Henry de Ferrers. In the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 1530s the Abbey surrendered all its property to the Crown, which sold East Lockinge in 1546.
Following the Norman Conquest of England, the manor was granted to Henry de Ferrers. In the 1530s, during the transfer of monastic properties, the Abbey surrendered its assets to the Crown, which sold East Lockinge in 1546.