Manor Profile
North Mundham, West Sussex· Box and Stockbridge Hundred· 680 – 1920
South Mundham was part of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Pagham holding from King Caedwalla's grant to Bishop Wilfrid in 680. The mesne lordship was held by John the Marshal in Henry II's time, involving a dispute with Archbishop Thomas Becket in 1164.
The Jardyn family held from the early 13th century. Thomas Jardyn died before March 1411; the manor was taken into Crown wardship. John Jardyn died in 1426, leaving sisters Beatrice (wife of James Knottesford) and Margaret (wife of John Sopere) as heirs.
Through the Banaster, Uvedale, Brunyng, and Aylwin families, the manor passed to William Stamper (1649). In 1756 it was divided among eight coheiresses. The Duke of Norfolk is said to have acquired the manor.
| # | Name | From | To | Acquired | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Archbishop of Canterbury (overlord) | 680 | 1540 | Wilfrid's grant from King Caedwalla. | |
| 2 | William Gardin | Held 1 carucate, 1/2 knight's fee (1254). | |||
| 3 | Thomas Jardyn | 1383 | 1411 | Manor in Crown wardship. | |
| 4 | John Jardyn and Anne | 1417 | 1426 | Sisters Beatrice and Margaret as heirs. | |
| 5 | Thomas Uvedale | 1547 | conveyance from Banaster | ||
| 6 | Thomas Aylwin | 1617 | purchase from Brunyng | ||
| 7 | William Stamper | 1649 | purchase | ||
| 8 | John Quantock | 1815 | Married Mary, daughter of Richard Heather. | ||
| 9 | Duke of Norfolk(Duke of Norfolk) | purchase | "Is said to have acquired." |
428m from manor coordinates. Listed Building, Grade II*.
151m from manor coordinates. Listed Building, Grade II.
129m from manor coordinates. Listed Building, Grade II.
444m from manor coordinates. Listed Building, Grade II.
VCH Closing Statement
“The Duke of Norfolk is said to have acquired the manor.”
VCH Sussex, Vol. 4, pp. 160-165
23m from manor coordinates. Listed Building, Grade II.
By THOMAS KETCHELLOR of Pagham, yeoman, to RICHARD BUTTERLEY of the parish of St. Pancras, Sussex, blacksmith, of a copyhold messuage and 2 yardland held of the manor of South Mundham which, at a court held on 22 April, 40 Eliz. (1598) were granted to Richard Hatton and Joane his wife for their lives, which Joane survived Richard Hatton and afterwards married John Tribe. By deed dated 15 Oct., 2 Chas. I. (1626) Thomas Aylwin of North Mundham, gent., George Greene and John Greene, to whom the lor
By GEORGE GREENE of Chichester, citizen and alderman, and JOHN GREENE of same, mercer, to WALTER SYMS of the same, gent.--for £170--of a messuage &c. and 40 ac. of land in South Mundham in Pagham, copyhold of the manor of South Mundham, which Joane Tribe, widow, late the wife of John Tribe and before the wife of Richard Hatton held as 2 yardlands. Term 10,000 years, yearly rent 32s. and suit of court Signatures of Geo. Greene and John Greene and one seal. Witnesses:--Wm. Styant, John Woodyer, Th
Consideration £1137 12s. 0d. Parties as in no. GOODWOOD/E1899. Two-fifth parts of (i) Coote Land (14a.) at Nyetimber in Pagham; (ii) land called Northwoods, and messuage, garden and croft called Smiths (2a.) at Nyetimber, two crofts (9a.) at Grinsham [recte Crimsham] in Pagham, and 3r. land in Pagham; (iii) messuage with barns, stables, etc., orchards, lands and tenements (40a.) and reputed two yardlands with common of pasture in the manor of South Mundham in Pagham; (iv) 6a. land called Langram
village in West Sussex, England, UK. Type: village
farmhouse in North Mundham, Chichester, England, UK. Heritage: Grade II* listed building. Type: farmhouse. NHLE: 1026284
VCH Sussex, Vol. 4
pp. 160-165
