Newbourn Parish

Newbourn

In 1365, Sir John de Verdon settled the lordship of this parish upon Isabel, his second wife, eldest daughter of Sir Thomas Visdelieu, of Shotley, in Samford hundred, Knt.; and by this settlement, it descended to their only daughter, Isabel, who married Sir Imbert Noon, of Shelfhanger, in Norfolk, in or about 1408; and it probably passed with the Martlesham estate and manor.

The Priory of Woodbridge held Haspely manor, in this parish; which was granted, at the dissolution of that Monastery, to John Wingfield, and Dorothy his wife. In 1764, this lordship, with the advowson, were vested in Western, Esq., and are now the estate of Sir Joshua Rowley, Bart.

County of Suffolk

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

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