the part known as dibden hanger derived its name from the family first found holding it: john atte hanger holding the land there in 1276. richard son of richard atte hanger held this third of edmund earl of cornwall in 1300. his son and namesake held it in 1346. by 1422 both this and the manor of dibden poleyn had come to the hands of john hall, who granted them at that date to john rogers. in 1544 sir john rogers sold the manors to william webb, mayor of salisbury in 1523 and 1534. his son william webbe died seised of the manors in 1585, leaving a son william, who in 1594 purchased the manor of "dibden's fee," thus uniting the three estates.