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Possible fortified manor.
1280 John de Tregoz endowed a chapel in the castle to St. John the Baptist.
1309 14th December: Licence to crenellate granted to William Grandison by Edward II.
1325 William de Foy became a priest at the castle’s St. John the Baptist chapel.
14 C c: Possibly abandoned.
1420 The castle was described as having a buttery, pantry, chamber, parlour, chapel, chambers, kitchen, bakehouse, brewery, stables, barns, lower and outer gate two mills and a deer park.
15 C The Abrahall family gained possession of the castle.
1673 Rev. George Abrahall died and the land was divided between his co-heirs.
1805 Noted that foundations of a large stone wall were visible.
1891 Noted as being the site of a castle with only some walls remaining.
1971 Excavated.
1995 Excavated.