Buxlow Parish

Buxlow

In the 30th of King Edward I., there was an exchange made between Richard Page, of this parish, and Henry, son of Haman, of Bittering, in Norfolk; whereby the former grants to the said Henry, all his tenements, with the rents, wards, reliefs, escheats, &c., in this parish, with the advowson of the church, and in Stern-field, in this county; granting to the said Richard Page, all his tenements in Bittering, with the appurtenances, and ten marks in his pocket. This deed is dated at Buxlow.

Since the decay of this parish church, it has been consolidated with Knoddishall. The family of Jenney, until very lately, held a good estate here; but the advowson, and the principal part of their property in this place, was sold to Admiral Vernon; from whom it passed to the Lord Orwell, Earl of Shipbrooke. It is now the inheritance of Sir Robert Harland, Bart., in right of his lady, sister and heiress of the late John Vernon, Esq.

County of Suffolk

Topographical and Genealogical, The County of Suffolk, 1844, Augustine Page

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