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=== Timeline ===
=== Timeline ===


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1066
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|Bishop Stigand. Bishop of Norwich.
Bishop Stigand. Bishop of Norwich.
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=== Timeline ===
=== Timeline ===


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1066  
1066  
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| Sir William de Lucy. - Gift from William 1st. Sir Arnold de Mounteney. Inherits by marriage to Dionyia, daughter of Sir William de Lucy.
Sir William de Lucy. - Gift from William 1st. Sir Arnold de Mounteney. Inherits by marriage to Dionyia, daughter of Sir William de Lucy.
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|Sir William de Mounteney. m- Lecia.
|Sir William de Mounteney. m- Lecia.
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|Sir Robert de Mounteney.
|Sir Robert de Mounteney.
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|Isolda de Mounteney. - In dispute of ownership with Adam de Creting.
|Isolda de Mounteney. - In dispute of ownership with Adam de Creting.
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|William de Dunwich. - Leaves manor to his executors in his will.
|William de Dunwich. - Leaves manor to his executors in his will.
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1293  
1293
|Sir Arnold de Mounteney. - Purchases manor from the executors. Also inherits manors of Freethorpe and Plumstead.
|Sir Arnold de Mounteney. - Purchases manor from the executors. Also inherits manors of Freethorpe and Plumstead.
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1313  
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|Sir William de Mounteney. - Son of Isolda. Also inherits the other manors owned by Sir Arnold.
|Sir William de Mounteney. - Son of Isolda. Also inherits the other manors owned by Sir Arnold.
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The two Manors were united by the Corbet family in the 16th Century.
The two Manors were united by the Corbet family in the 16th Century.


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1559  
1559  
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|Sir Miles Corbet. - Died 1607
Sir Miles Corbet. - Died 1607
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1607
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|Sir Thomas Corbet. - Died 1617
Sir Thomas Corbet. - Died 1617
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|Sir John Corbet. - Died 1627
Sir John Corbet. - Died 1627
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1627
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|Sir Thomas Corbet. - Died 1682
Sir Thomas Corbet. - Died 1682
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|Sir Thomas Adams. - Buys the manor. Dies 1667
Sir Thomas Adams. - Buys the manor. Dies 1667
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1717  
1717  
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|Sir Lambert Blackwell. Buys the manor
Sir Lambert Blackwell. Buys the manor
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|Sir Charles Blackwell.
Sir Charles Blackwell.
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|1740  
|1740  
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|Sir Lambert Blackwell. inherits the manor of Freethorpe.
Sir Lambert Blackwell. inherits the manor of Freethorpe.
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1782  
1782
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|Boycott. - Buys the manor.
Boycott. - Buys the manor.
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1785  
1785  
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|Morse.
Morse.
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1802  
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|Davey.
Davey.
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|Woodruff Smythe.
Woodruff Smythe.
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|T. H. Head.
T. H. Head.
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|Talbot.   
Talbot.   
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|Carver.
Carver.
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|Steward.
Steward.
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|Gurney family.
Gurney family.
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== The land today ==


Today, there are many families who own a small plot of land on which their homes are built. This was, and still is, part of the historical manor of Sprowston.
Today, there are many families who own a small plot of land on which their homes are built. This was, and still is, part of the historical manor of Sprowston.


[[Category:History of Sprowston]]
[[Category:History of Sprowston]]

Latest revision as of 19:43, 1 June 2015

Aslake/Sprowston Manor

Was part of Thorpe Manor and consisted of:

  • Arming hall
  • Catton (part)
  • Lakenham
  • Sprowston (part) and
  • Thorpe St. Andrews

Timeline

1066

Bishop Stigand. Bishop of Norwich.
1067 Sir Roger de Sprouston.- a gift from William 1st.
Sir Henry de Sprouston.
1260 Sir Reginald de Sprouston. - m - Margaret.
1288 Sir John de Sprouston. - m - Alice.
1307 Sir Reginald de Sprouston.
1325 Sir Henry de Sprouston. - m - Margaret.
1335 Sir Hugh de Sprouston. - m - Margery.
1391 Sir Roger de Sprouston
John Aslake. - Inherits by marriage to Sir Henrys daughter.
Thomas Aslake. - m - Elizabeth.
Walter Aslake.
1475 William Aslake.
Sir Philip Calthorpe. Ancester of "Godric" King William 1st. steward, who had control of 67manors in 1086. Said to be related to the Calthorpes.
1535 Sir Henry Parker. Inherits by marriage to Elizabeth, daughter and heiress to Sir Philip Calthorpe.
1545 Sir Philip Parker. Son of Sir Henry Parker. Sir Miles Corbet
1559 United with Mounteney Manor

Mounteney Manor

Mounteney Manor consisted of:

  • Beeston
  • Calton (part)
  • Hassingham
  • Sprowston (part)
  • Wroxham and Plumstead
  • It also included four houses.

Timeline

1066

Sir William de Lucy. - Gift from William 1st. Sir Arnold de Mounteney. Inherits by marriage to Dionyia, daughter of Sir William de Lucy.
Sir William de Mounteney. m- Lecia.

1161

Sir Robert de Mounteney.

1230

Sir Arnold de Mounteney.

1272

Sir Robert de Mounteney.
Isolda de Mounteney. - In dispute of ownership with Adam de Creting.
William de Dunwich. - Leaves manor to his executors in his will.

1293

Sir Arnold de Mounteney. - Purchases manor from the executors. Also inherits manors of Freethorpe and Plumstead.

1313

Sir William de Mounteney. - Son of Isolda. Also inherits the other manors owned by Sir Arnold.

1353

Sir John Jermy.
1385 Sir William Jermy.
1428 Sir John Jermy. - m - Margaret
1461 Sir John Jermy. Son of John and Margaret.
1500 John Corbet. Died 1542.
1542 John Corbet. Inherits from his father John Corbet.
1559 Sir Miles Corbet. - Inherits from his father John Corbet.
Both manors are united.

The United Manors of Sprowston

The two Manors were united by the Corbet family in the 16th Century.

1559

Sir Miles Corbet. - Died 1607

1607

Sir Thomas Corbet. - Died 1617

1617

Sir John Corbet. - Died 1627

1627

Sir Thomas Corbet. - Died 1682

1645

Sir Thomas Adams. - Buys the manor. Dies 1667

1717

Sir Lambert Blackwell. Buys the manor
Sir Charles Blackwell.
1740 Sir Lambert Blackwell. inherits the manor of Freethorpe.

1782

Boycott. - Buys the manor.

1785

Morse.

1802

Davey.
Woodruff Smythe.
T. H. Head.
Talbot.
Carver.
Steward.
Gurney family.

The land today

Today, there are many families who own a small plot of land on which their homes are built. This was, and still is, part of the historical manor of Sprowston.

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