They, in the reign of King Henry VII, joined in the sale of these manors to Thomas Leigh of Sibton in Liminge. There are lingering name traces of these old manors, but apparently no manor houses are still standing. There is an Offham Manor Farm on Teston Road, just east of Offham, and a short street named Pepingstraw in Offham. St. Michael's Church Ancient Parish Original registers from 1539. Prior to the date of the earliest extant parish registers, the Culpepers had sold their interests in the manors at Offham.
Further research is needed to determine if there are any monumental inscriptions for the family.
Offham, Kent Offham, a lovely small village set in the orchards of the North Downs, was first settled by the Romans. It's main conversation piece today, however, is of slightly more recent vintage. In the middle of the attractive village is a quintain , or tilting post. This aid for jousting practice consists of an upright arm that swivels when hit - particularly by a lance. The quintain comes into play each year during Offham's May Day celebrations.