Andrews and Dury map of estate.

3,000 deer counted in the park.

Speeds map of Clarendon Park shows only ‘Kings Lodge’ (the gatehouse of the old palace) and ‘Queen Manor’.

reign of Charles I.

c 1604

King James's horse stumbles in a rabbit burrow and throws the king, while he is riding in the park. The king immediately orders the destruction of rabbit warrens.

500 oaks felled for ‘making the Paddock Course (deer course) and for other his Majesty’s [services]’.

Philip, Earl of Pembroke paid £768.15s.4½d.‘for paling out a course in the park of Clarendon and repairing the Queen’s Manor Lodge in the same park’.

7000 fallow deer in the park.

All lodges in Clarendon Park described as ruinous.