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The advowson of the church of the Assumption of St. Mary the Vingin here, was given within the year 1199, by Peter de alto Bosco or Hautbois, to the prior and canons of St. Mary at Cokesford, within the parish of Rudham in Norfolk, in consideration of which, the prior released to Peter all proper he had within the church of Tutington, and in the tithes of the tenants of the said Peter, and of Pickenham mill, and of the fishery there, and of the hay within the meadows there, all which the said prior and convent had proper to, by the deed of his father; and instantly after this, Hautbois rectory was appropriated to the prior of Coxford, who served it by a stipendiary parochial chaplain, and in 1277, the Bishop of Norwich, upon a swimsuit between Robert Baynard, then lord, and the prior, returned it to be legally appropriated, and that the lord had not any just declare to it, however that it was valued at 6 marks, and that accordingly the prior paid 8s. to each tenth for it, so that the King was answered all just dues, the mentioned prior having only 4s. rent of temporals in the said town.
Belonged to the Abbot of St. Bennet on the Holm, one part, of the gift of King Edward the Confessor, and of Elgelwin, a Saxon ealderman or thane, lord of it, under that prince, and the other, of the present of Ralph Earl of Norfolk, when he granted the burial of his spouse to that monastery, with the King’s consent; this part was held of the abbey at the Conqueror’s survey, by William de Warren, of whom Ralf Stalra held it, and the other half was held by Ralf de Beaufoe, of whom Eudo held it; the entire village being then six furlongs lengthy, and 4 broad, and paid 2d. to the geld or tax, in direction of each 20s. raised by the hundred. The opposite, half which Eudo held of Ralf de Beaufo, he of the Earl Warren, and he of the Abbot of St. Bennet’s, came to the Baniards, and passed in that household with Merton, which you might even see in vol. Hugh de Milieres had a part underneath the Baniards, for he granted to Roger son of Reiner de Hobbosia, land of his fee mendacity right here, by the land of the payment of Sir Bartholomew de Redham, who held another part of it, underneath the Baniards.
The Hospital of St. Mary, commonly called God’s-house, at the top of Hobbies Causeway, which was founded about 1235 by Sir Peter de alto Bosco or Hautbois, for his own and ancestors souls, for the reception of travellers and poor people; he settled ten acres and one rood of land in Great-Hautbois, and a couple of acres and an half, and all Millfen Marsh, by Great-Hautbois Causeway, and all the rents and companies which Stephen de Walton and 26 other tenants paid, together with all his lands in Little-Hautbois, Worsted, Swannington, and Banningham, and Roger son of Roger le Povere, Roger Trussebut, and Sir Richard de Cham, Knt. He died about 1247; for in 1248 Samson, son of Isaac, a Jew, at Norwich, impleaded Robert de Torkesey, then abbot of St. Benet’s, earlier than the justices assigned for the custody of the Jews, for a part of the lands of Peter, and Samson recovered; and then he and Isaac de Warwic, by their starr, released all right in this land to the abbot, and in the land of Robert de Worstede, with guarantee against all Jews. 1368, Robert de Toftrys. Baniard deceased, and Maud his spouse, and their heirs; and in 1312, Sir Robert and Maud held it, and resided here, and now built the manor-home, known as Hautbois Castle; so called, little question, because he had a royal license to embattle it after the way of a Castle; in 1313 he added much to the manor, by buying right here and in Scothowe, of John Peverel and Joan his spouse.