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=== Avebury Trusloe === Another manor held by the abbey was bought by Joan Trusloe in 1563, and around 1628 the estate known as Avebury Trusloe was held by William Dunche; he sold it to [[Edward Bayntun (died 1657)|Sir Edward Baynton]] in 1633. The [[Wiltshire Victoria County History|Victoria County History]] traces the later owners including [[Alexander Keiller (archaeologist)|Alexander Keiller]], who bought a farm in the 1920s and sold it to the National Trust in 1943.<ref name="vch" /> The house known as Trusloe Manor began as a rebuilding c.1520, was later reduced in size to four bays, and in the 1980s gained a large rear wing.<ref>{{National Heritage List for England|num=1033758|desc=Trusloe Manor|access-date=6 August 2021|fewer-links=yes}}</ref>
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