Thomas Gybbs, his villain, and bore then, as appears by his seal, quarterly, Calthorp and Bacon, and for his crest, a boar’s head between two naked boys armed with clubs. Norwich, with all of the lands and revenues belonging to it, and so continues; and it seems that in 1748, there belonged to it, a messuage with lands and aldercars in Calthorp, with four acres and an half in Erpingham, valued at 45l, 13s. 1d. per ann. Lady Isabella, wife of Sir Roger de Calethorp, and Roger son of Simon, gave lands to it; Steven Crok, a brother of the hospital, confirmed it, a part of the manor of Uphall, late John de Calethorp’s. Sir John Calthorp, son and heir of Sir William, married Elizabeth, daughter of Roger Wentworth, Esq. Sir Philip Calthorp, son of Sir Philip, by his lady Amy, married, first, Mary daughter of-Say, sister and heir of Sir William Say, who bore, per pale azure and gules, three chevronells metté voided and counterchanged; his second spouse was Jane, daughter of John Bleverhasset of Frense in Norfolk, Esq. Three of James First, was discovered to die in November last past, and Sir Calthorp Parker was his son and heir, aged 30, who died September fifth, within the thirteenth of the stated King, when this manor descended to Philip his son and heir, by Mercy, daughter of Sir Stephen Soame, Lord Mayor of London, aged 17; he was also knighted, and married Dorothy, daughter and heir of Sir Robert Gawdy of Claxton in Norfolk.
Robert Fitz Roger was found to hold three elements of a knight’s payment right here of Richard de Reymes, or Rains, who was descended from Roger de Ramis, an amazing Norman lord, who had several lordships in Essex, and within the the twentieth of Henry III. Bartholomew de Calethorp, son of Sir Roger de Calethorp, was found to hold here, &c. Sir Oliver died about the tip of Richard the Second’s reign, and was buried, as is said, within the church of Calthorp.-Sir William Calthorp, son and heir of Sir Oliver, was a witness within the ninth of Henry IV. He had a son, Philip Calthorp, Esq.; his assignees offered to the church of Harpley, in 1541, and 1544, and dying sans challenge, his sister Elizabeth succeeded, the only daughter and heir of Sir Philip Calthorp, by Mary his first spouse; she was second wife to Sir Henry Parker, who had livery of this manor, &c. Sir Philip Parker was her son and heir, and had livery of this and other manors, concerning the twentieth of Elizabeth; he married Catherine, daughter of Sir John Goodwin, Knt. He married first Atianore, daughter and heir of Sir John Mautby, who bore azure, a cross or, and, secondly, Sibilla, daughter and heir of Sir Edmund de St. Omer, who bore azure, a fess between six crosslets or, and relict of Sir John Wythe.
Sir William by his first lady had Sir John Calthorp, who married Anne, daughter and heir of John Wythe, (who bore azure, three griffins in pale passant, or,) by Sibilla aforesaid; and dying earlier than, his father Sir William, left a son William, aged eleven years, at his grandfather’s demise, and heir to his estate. 2 and 1 bezants, in chief, three bucks heads caboshed of the 2d. In 1554, she was spouse of Sir William Woodhouse of Waxham and Hickling, and, on his death, married in the 8th of Elizabeth, Drue Drury, Esq. Sir Miles Stapleton, by whom he had Anne, married to Sir Robert Drury, of Hausted in Sufolk, privy councellor to King Henry VII.; she surviving Sir William, afterwards remarried Sir Edward Howard, Knight, lord admiral, brother to the Duke of Norfolk, then to the Lord Scroop, and lastly, to Sir John Fortescue, lord chief justice. Robert de Norfolk, additionally, by deed sans date, confirmed to the stated hospital the homage of Roger, son of Simon de Hok, with his mill in Calethorp, known as Newmill, with the fishing and swimsuit to the stated mill, which Sir Roger de Calethorp’s tenants, in Calethorp and Wickmere, and every new grasp of the hospital paid to the lord of Uphall 15s. 8d. relief; William Sooper, grasp, paid it within the reign of Henry VIII.
The query of election to bishoprics and abbacies went back to the stage which it had reached in the time of Henry I.; the selection was made in canonical type, by the chapters or the monasteries, however the king’s advice was a major consider that selection. Was a part of the capital manor of Uphall, and given by Hermannus to William, his 2d son, from which William descended a quite a few family; a younger department of this was enfeoffed herein: within the 9th of King John, William, son of Richard de Calethorp was in custody of Roger de Suffield, who then gave for him 11 marks, to have a præcipe of 5l. lands belonging to Richard, and in the 12 months following an assise was introduced, to search out if Peter, father of Ralph de Calethorp, was seized of lands right here the day he went to Jerusalem. There was additionally one other small manor, taken out of the capital lordship, of Uphall, belonging to Sir Peter de Hautbois, or de Alto Bosco, which got here to John, his brother, and which came to the hospital of St. Giles in Norwich; Matthew, son of Simon de Hoc of Calethorp, gave to Hamon, master of it, a messuage, &c.