| Waldringfield Hilton | |||
| From | To | Source | |
| 695? | Waldhere Bishop of London | Supposition that land passed along the line of Bishops | |
| 955 | Will of Bishop Theodred in 955 1) | esawyer | |
| 955 | Osgot from above Will on death o fTheodred |
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| 1035 |
1035 and 1044 there is also a mention of when the East Anglian lady Leofgifu Leofgifu comes from the words for Love and Gift |
esawyer | |
| 1035 | Æthelric from above gift Godric ditto |
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| ? | 1066 | Beorhtmaer and his mother Cwengifu. Beorhtmaer = Bright + Fame” and Cwengifu (alternative Quengev)a= Queen + Gift possibly a Royal or aristocratic name | Domesday |
| 1086 | ? | Ranulf brother of Ilgar | Copinger |
| 1305 | ? | Sir Robert Hilton | Copinger |
| 1356? | 1356? | William Lampet | Court Roll |
| ? | 1431 | Sir Robert Wingfield | Copinger |
| 1431 | 1483 | the manor devolved in the same course as the Manor of Thorpe Hall in Hasketon, in this Hundred | Copinger |
| 1483 | 1492 | Sir John Wingfield, Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk | Copinger |
| 1492 | 1493 | the manor devolved in the same course as the Manor of Thorpe Hall in Hasketon, in this Hundred | Copinger |
| ? | 1542 | John Purpet, of Newbourne | Copinger |
| 1542 | ? | Edmund Purpet | Copinger |
| ? | 1562 | His daughter Jane Purpet married Anthony Wingfield, and died seised of the manor | Copinger |
| 1562 | Elizabeth Wingfield, daughter of Henry | Copinger | |
| 1618 | ? | Richus de Brewsa(Latin) LoM also of Martelsham and Newborne | Reyce 1)Breviary of Suffolk in the 17C |
| ? | 1638 | Sir Anthony Wingfields, of Goodwins, who was created a baronet 17th May, 1627, died seised of the manor 30thJuly, 1638 | Copinger |
| 1638 | 1662 | the manor again followed the same line of devolution as the Manor of Thorpe Hall until it vested in Sir Robert Wingfield, 3rd Bar., who died unmarried in 1671 | Copinger |
| 1662 | ? | The manor, however, was sold in 1662 to Thomas Essington | Copinger |
| ? | 1707 | from whom it passed to his son and heir, John Essington, who sold the same to | |
| 1707 | 1709 | Samuel Barnardiston, son of Nathaniel Barnardiston, of Hackney, elder brother of the late | Copinger |
| 1709 | 1712 | Sir Pelatiah Barnardiston, 3rd Bar., who died unmarried 4th May, 1712 | Copinger |
| 1804 | ? | Mrs. Elizabeth Paiesti | Copinger |
| 1813? | 1830? | Edward Busk Esq | Copinger |
| Common after 1836 see below | |||
| Waldringfield Rivershall | |||
| From | To | Source | |
| ? | 1066 | Brictmer/Brihtmar | Copinger |
| 1086 | ? | Ranulf brother of Ilgar | Copinger |
| ? | ? | ||
| 1316 | ? | Richard Bruce | Copinger |
| ? | ? | William Lampet? | Copinger |
| 1428 | ? | Margaret, Widow of William Lampet | Copinger |
| 1456 | 1459 | the manor was the subject of the Chancery suit mentioned in the account of Brightwell Manor | Copinger |
| 1459 | 1662 | it passed in the same course as the Manor of Brightwell, in this Hundred after which it devolved apparently in the same course as the main manor. | Copinger |
| 1542 | Sir John Jermy, The manor is included in a fine levied in 1542 | Copinger | |
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| Waldringfield Hilton and Rivershall after 1836 | |||
| From | To | Source | |
| 1836 | 1836 | The Manor with the main manor was offered for sale at Ipswich the 24th September 1836. They were then described as “The Manors of Rivers Hall in Waldringfield and Waldringfield with Hilton” | Copinger |
| 1839? | ? | Richard Porter Gentleman or Rev. Porter of Ipswich | |
| 1848 | ? | Rev. Alfred Suart? | |
| 1851 | 1851 | Mrs. Rowana Maud Suart | |
| 1885 | ? | Rev. George Henry Porter, of Marlesfor, and is now vested in Richard Porter. | Copinger |
| ? | ? | Richard Porter | Copinger |
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References
I have also found 1804 Mrs Elisabeth Palesti owns I think from the newspapers the following and the dates were the dates of the newspapers5 Oct 1813 Edward Busk Esq Lord of this Manor 24 Aug 1814 Edward Busk Esq Lord of this manor (Waldringfield with Hilton) 4 March 1830 Edward Busk Esq. Lord of this manor (Waldringfield and Hilton) at least from 1839 Richard Porter Gentleman or Rev’d Porter of Ipswich (same man?) brought 1885 vested in the Rev George Henry Porter of Marlesford owns but I think all the above are Hilton and from your list Brictmer, Ranulf,… Read more »
Sir Samuel Barnardiston bought the manor from John Esssington. Sir Samuel died 1707 and the Manor passed to his nephew Samuel son of Nathaniel Barnardiston (who was elder brother of Sir Samuel) Sir Samuel the 2nd Baronet died 1709 and was succeeded by his brother Sir Pelatiah Barnardiston 3rd Bart who died 1712 In 1804 we find the manor vested in Mrs. Elizabeth Paiesti, and it subsequently went to one Bush, and was then purchased by the Rev. Porter, of Ipswich. In 1885 the Manor was vested in the Rev. George Henry Porter, of Marlesfor, and is now vested in… Read more »
oh I have some more but must check the dates first