John died without children in 1719, and the manors passed to his wife Frances, daughter of Sir Thomas Culpeper of Hollingbourne. By will, Frances devised them to her nephew, John Spence Culpeper, Esq. of Charterhouse. These were the last of the vast possessions of the different branches of this family, and John sold them 1781 to Mr. Richard Curtis. Hasted, History of Kent , Vol. VII, pages 210-211.
Location is unknown.
Probably no longer stands. St. Mildred Church, Tenterden Ancient Parish Registers from 1544. The Culpepers left no traces in this church. Photograph taken by Warren Culpepper, March 2000. Despite the fact that pigs flourished here, sheep inevitably became the more profitable animal to farm on these fertile lands, and the wool trade quickly took off.