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In 1163 the manor house and estate of
Markshall were granted to the Markshall family after being confiscated from Hugh de Essex. They descended in the Markshall family until the estate was sold to John Cole, who renovated parts of the house. It was then sold to Edward Deraugh in 1581. In 1605 Robert
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Airfield was built on the edge of the deer park and much of the property requisitioned for used as the headquarters for a number of local airfields. The
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Honywood purchased Marks Hall from
Deraugh's grandson, William, pulled down part of the old timber-framed house and built a new brick building in 1609.
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who, dying childless by suicide in 1694, left it to his cousin
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