For  further details see also HAYDOUR and Kelby

Lay Subsidy 1332 of Culverthorpe

1. Adam Raynwill                        2s-3d
2. Isabel Lyuel                             4s-6d
3. John Lyuel                               4s-0d
4. Walter le Baylyf                       8s-0d
5. Marg le Bailyf                         4s-0d
6. Simon Raynold                      5s-1d
7. Henry filius Johannis            1s-2d
8. William Reynwyll                   2s-0d
9. Henry Reynwyll                       3s-0d
10. William Bercarius                    3s-0d
11. John Raynwyll                        5s-1d
12. William Walter                         3s-0d
13. William de Thorp                     1s-8d

History  and Gazeteer 1856 for Culverthorpe

Culverthorpe, 5 miles S W of Sleaford is a village and township in the parish of Haydor, containing 185 souls and 846 acres of land, all the property and manor of J A HOUBLON Esq of Hallingbury Place, Essex.   Culverthorpe Hall, a large and handsome mansion is now unoccupied.  The present owner derived the manor from his grandfather, the last of the NEWTONS who were long seated here and one of whom was created a baronet in 1661.   The small domestic chapel built by the Newtons is now disused, but there are no traces of an ancient chapel dedicated to St Bartholomew, and said to have stood near the Hall.

John SMITH -carpenter.           Thos BLANKNEY -farmer.        Geo KING -farmer.          Jsh FOSTER -baker and Carrier.