The reversion was sold to William Whorwood in 1540 , which made him the effective owner , but one of the early lessees must have paid off Whorwood .
One was later passed on to Edward Giffard 's heir .
The reversion was sold to William Whorwood in 1540 , which made him the effective owner , but one of the early lessees must have paid off Whorwood , because it was later passed on to Edward Giffard 's heir .