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used as a dairy in 1858. Goodenough sold it to Thomas Rogers in 1858, who united the lordship to his
Yarlington Manor. William Osborne, farmer, was listed as the tenant in 1883. The tenant in 1905 had to provide straw to the landlord, had to maintain the orchard and could not use barbed wire. The farm, but not the lordship, was sold by Virginia Rogers in 1962.
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By 1725 the manor was in closes. In 1765 the farm consisted of all of the former manor, including land outside the parish, covering more than 250 acres (100 ha). The tenant had to keep sufficient sheep and had to maintain the old barn used for storing barley. In 1794 some of the land was to be
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The former manor house seems to have been an asymmetrical two-storey building with four bays. Joseph
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In 1166 the estate was held by Jordan
Gwihaine from Drew de Montagu the Younger. It was passed down through the Gwihaine, Gwyene or Gyan family to Ellen Gyan, who married John Cammell in 1397. In 1565 Sir Henry Cammell sold it to Sir James FitzJames, and in 1568 he sold it to Thomas Chafyn. The
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ploughlands and a demesne with 10 acres (4.0 ha) of meadow and a flock of 66 sheep. A mill was recorded in 1086, but was not mentioned in later records. There are no records of any manor court for
Woolston.
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6 metres (20 ft) north of the house with ashlar copings. The wall is capped with ornamental wrought-iron railings. The house has been divided into two dwellings. It has been a
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improved by converting ploughed fields to pasture. In 1830 Stephen
Harding offered the land for sale as a single farm. Joseph Goodenough bought the farm in 1835.
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