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Description: | This moated site (which may be a monastic grange) lies within the south-west quadrant of Ingleby township. Its principal building range was excavated in 1966-67 and apparently comprised an aisled hall, two-storey solar block with gardrobe tower and a kitchen. Building debris and tile elsewhere on the site indicated further structures. A limited pottery range of 1275-1325 led to the site's interpretation as a short-lived attempt to create a new manor by engrossment of property in Saxilby with Ingleby. Fieldwork in 1977 found the overall dimensions of the moat under plough to be approximately 115m by 70m. Two sherds of Torksey ware in addition to thirteenth to fourteenth century Yorkshire, Nottingham and Lincoln ware, and Potter Hanworth shelly ware were collected from here as well as a scatter of Roman grey wares (52821). An alternative interpretation of the site is that it represents a grange of the Gilbertine house at Catley which is recorded with a holding in Ingleby in 1303 and 1348, derived from gifts from before 1200 by Jocelin and Adam of Ingleby, that was the same size as that of Nocton Park which formed Aldagh Grange in the township (52793). The perambulation of 1237, moving south from Holdaythgrayng refers also to Munkswong, which may allude to this area. The land block apparently associated with this moat is approached from the east by a way called Codder Lane, earlier Cady Lane. {4} | Subjects: | General Archaeology | Temporal: | 1066 - 1539 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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