Christian, daughter and coheir of Thomas Manning of Great-Ellingham in Norfolk, by Elizabeth his wife, daughter and coheir of Sir Thomas Jenny, for whom see vol. By his second wife he had two sons; Thomas, the eldest son, lord of Ellingham-Magna, and Brecles-Parva, married Anne, daughter and coheir of John Conyers, Esq. After the demise of Alice his first spouse, he married a second spouse, named Joan, by whom he had one daughter, married to William Kemp, and four sons; he died in 1392; his 2d son was John, his 3d William, whose daughter and heir married to John Aleyn of Earlham; his 4th son, Stephen, who was alderman and sheriff of London, died without difficulty in 1404, and was buried in St. Michael Queenhith, London. William his son and heir, lord of Brokenhurst, who married Maud, daughter of Sir William de Sarum, Knt. 1460, as was Catharine, daughter of Thomas Styward of Swaffham in Norfolk, his first wife, in 1432; by Maron his second wife he had two sons, John and William, and by his first spouse two sons and two daughters; Katharine, married to William Clipesby of Clipesby in Norfolk; he died in 1441, and is buried at Askeby; and she remarried to Edmund Paston.
1st, Peter Spelman of Brokenhurst, who died without difficulty in 1290, and made his two sisters his heirs; Maud, married to John de Grymsted, and Catherine to Richard de Testwood, who carried off Brokenhurst, and the chief part of the outdated estate of the family. St. Gregory’s parish in Sudbury in 1421, and married a Grimston. 279; he was buried at Stow in 1432, and Isabel his wife was buried by him in 1444; he had 2 sons; Robert, the youngest, was master of St. Gregory’s chapel in Sudbury, and rector of Snitterton, of whom see vol. Henry Spelman of Stow, the eldest, built the outdated a part of Bekerton-Hall, or Spelman’s Place, as in vol. John, the eldest, lived at Bekerton, and was in many of the commissions for the county, by the name of John Spelman of Stow, Esq. The title and household of Spelman, is of great antiquity; within the Register of Missenden abbey in Bucks, fol. William de Narburgh, came and settled here; being the primary of the household that ever settled, and had any factor to do at Narburgh; he was lord of Carbonels in Rockland, (see vol. Lords Bardolph, and a number of other free tenants of the Prior are named in the mentioned roll; on the Dissolution of the priory it came to the Spelmans, and a price farm rent of 1l. 5s. 7d. per annum is paid for it.
William’s land, who was lord of Brokenhurst in Hampshire; and in Testa de Nevil, he is alleged to hold Brokenhurst by the service of sending a servant with an habergeon for 40 days, in England, and to seek out litter for the King’s bed, and hay for his palfreys, when he got here to Brokenhurst. In 1239, Agnes Livermere was found to hold the 3d a part of a price of Pain Tipetot, and he of the Lord Bardolph, that Lord of the Earl of Norfolk, and the Earl of the King in capite; in 1328, it was held by John Drayton, son of John de Drayton, and had been held by Peirs Rouchin and John Crane, and castle-guard, waytfee, &c. Sir John, he was discovered to have held this lordship of the King in capite, by the 20th a part of a charge; this is also united to the opposite manors. The historical seat of the Spelmans stands about a furlong east of the church, and is known as Narburgh-corridor; it’s for the most half built of stone and brick, and has had a moat about it; it was erected by Judge Spelman in the time of Henry VIII.
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