after 1594 the three estates were united. william webbe owned it when he died in 1627, leaving an only daughter and heir rachel wife of sir john croke of chilton. their son john croke had succeeded by 1650. the harris family owned the estate throughout the 18th century. james harris dealt with the manor by fine in 1756, and his son james harris, 1st earl of malmesbury presented to the church in 1796. it passed out of their hands before the middle of the 19th century, and in 1862, it was sold to the romsey charity commissioners who owned the manor into the 20th century.