before 1066
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Breme, a freeman who was killed at Hastings
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by 1086
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William, son of Gross, of Hugh de Montfort
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1190s
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The spirit Malekin appears at Dagworth Hall
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by 1199
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Osbert fitz Hervey and his wife Margaret fitz Roscelin
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1205-1234
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Osbert's son, Richard de Dagworth and his wife Isabel de Huntingfield
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11 March 1216
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King John held court at Dagworth
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1234-1260
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Richard's son, Osbert de Dagworth and his wife Hawise
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1260-1290
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Osbert's son John de Dagworth and his wife Maud de l'Escheker
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1290-1332
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John's son John de Dagworth and his wife Alice Fitz Warin
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1332-1351
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John's son Nicholas de Dagworth and his wife Margaret
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1351-1360
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Nicholas' son John de Dagworth and his wife Thomasine
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1360-1383
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John's widow Thomasine and her 2nd husband Sir William de Furnival
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1383-1406
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Thomasine's daughter, Joan de Furnivall & her husband Sir Thomas de
Nevill
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C15th
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Construction of the main range of the current house
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1406-1423
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Joan's daughter, Maud de Nevill and her husand John Talbot, 7th Baron
Talbot and 1st Earl of Shrewbury, Knt of the Garter
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by 1450
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William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk, whose wife Alice, widow of Thomas,
Earl of Salisbury was grandaughter of Geoffrey Chaucer
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1450-1491
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William's son, John de la Pole, 2nd Duke of Suffolk, whose wife Lady
Elizabeth was sister of King Edward IV
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1491-1513
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John's son, Edmund de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk
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C16th
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Construction of the cross wing of the current house
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c.1514-1545
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Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, whose wife was Mary Tudor
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1538-1549
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Nicholas Shyffield, lessee of the Duke of Suffolk
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1546-c.1860
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The Bishopric of Norwich held the Manor of Dagworth
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before 1618
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Robert Dawes of London, lessee
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1618-1660
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James Alexander and Robert Flicke of Earl Stonham, lessees
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1660-1686
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Sam Flack and William Coleman of Bury St Edmunds, lessees
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1686-1714
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Sir Samuel Clarke of Snailswell, Cambridgeshire, lessee
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1714-1755
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Samuel's son, Sir Robert Clarke MP of Snailswell, Cambridgeshire, lessee
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1755-c.1762
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George William Hayter, lessee
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by 1762
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200 acres at Dagworth Hall occupied by Simon Cod of Haughley
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by 1772
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William Haggit of Ipswich, lessee
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c.1775-1824
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Revd George Haggit, Rector of Rushden, lessee
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bef. 1793-1812
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Thomas Blomfield, Captain and Adjutant of the 10th Suffolk Regiment of
Militia, and his 2nd wife Mary Manning and 3rd wife Sarah Kimmance
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1812-1824
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John Jacob and his wife Anna Edwards
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1824-1834
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Revd Henry Heigham of Bury St Edmunds, lessee
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1824-1835
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Frederick Edwards and his wife Emma Edwards (Anna's niece)
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1838-c.1852
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Revd John George Haggit of Bury St Edmunds, lessee
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1835-c.1852
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James Janning, Farmer and Hop Grower, and his wife Elizabeth Turnor
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1855-c.1860
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Thomas Woodward, Farmer of 360 acres, and his wife Pamela Borrett
the Woodwards lease and then own Dagworth Hall Farm until c.2000
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c.1860-1921
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Lankesters of Stowmarket own Dagworth Hall Farm
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c.1860-c.1895
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Robert Cubitt, Farm Bailiff, and his wife Eunice
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c.1895-1929
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One half of the house: Robert's son Solomon Cubitt and his wife Alice
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c.1895-c.1905
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The other half: Robert's son Nathan Cubitt and his wife Bessie
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c.1905-c.1915
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The other half: Solomon and Nathan's nephew Walter and his wife Annie
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by 1910
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George Gudgeon of Stowmarket is Lord of the Manor of Dagworth
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by 1921-1929
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The other half: the Chapman family
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1921-1929
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Thomas' son George Augustus Woodward owns Dagworth Hall Farm
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1929-1990
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George's son, George Philip Woodward owns Dagworth Hall Farm
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1929-1948
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Alfred Burrows and his wife Eva Bannister rent Dagworth Hall Farm
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1952-c.1990
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East Dagworth Hall: the Turner family
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1954-c.1960
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West Dagworth Hall: the Chaplin family
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c.1960-c.1980
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West Dagworth Hall: the Whittit family
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c.1980-1987
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West Dagworth Hall: Richard Botwright
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1988-
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West Dagworth Hall: Roger & Susan Baldry
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c.1990-2003
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East Dagworth Hall: Brian & Marilyn Spalding
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2003-2012
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East Dagworth Hall: Jeremy & Hannah Steventon-Barnes
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