A tomb with a broken dedication was still present in the chapel in seventeenth century.
Almost every reference to the nuns is to speak of their poverty, to exempt them with other slenderly endowed houses from payment of any extraordinary taxation or to grant them respite for the arrears already owing to the king.
HMRC agreed that the property was a farmhouse, but that it was not entitled to be viewed as a solely agricultural building.
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