Monument record SAS 022 - Stoke Hall; Hall Farmhouse
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Summary
Stoke Hall Farmhouse, Grade II listed building. Former manorial site with circumstantial evidence of a former moat. The manor was given by Robert Malet to the Benedictine Priory at Eye. Manor was held by them until the dissolution of the monasteries, then owned by Edmund Bedingfield and in 1596 owned by Edmund Bokenham (annexed manor with sub-manor of Stoke Ash with Thorpe).
Location
| Grid reference | Centred TM 1155 7053 (125m by 129m) |
|---|---|
| Map sheet | TM17SW |
| Civil Parish | STOKE ASH, MID SUFFOLK, SUFFOLK |
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Full Description
Stoke Hall Farmhouse, Grade II listed building. Former manorial site with circumstantial evidence of a former moat (no surviving elements but it likely this would have been a moated site).
Ownership (S2):
1066- Manor of 40 acres held by Wulfeva under patronage of Stigand
1086- Manor of 40 acres belonging to Robert Malet
11th century- Given to Benedictine Monks of Eye
1536 (dissolution of the monasteries)- Owned by Edmund Bedingfield
1596- Owned by Edmund Bokenham, annexed to Stoke Ash with Thorpe sub-manor
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Record last edited
Sep 4 2013 1:15PM