Next stop: the Temple and the remains of some Knights Templar lucky enough to die before the Templar purge of the 14th century arrests ordered by EdwardII.
Byfleet Manor, mill and church are mentioned in the Domesday Book and the house was one of the favourite homes of EdwardII in the very early 1300s before he became king.
Their aim was usually to discipline a king who was not playing by the accepted rules of the game and only to replace him (as in the cases of Kings EdwardII and Richard II) when he refused to mend his ways.