Originally 3 houses

1656 Henry Poulton (1618-1682)
1682 Sir Hugh Middleton; Robert Hampson
1683 Michael Wicks; Edward Northey
1688 George Smith (‘the new house’); Thomas Webb (Copt Hall)
1689 Sir Charles Tufton
1690 Michael Wicks
1696 Hamon L’Estrange (d1728)
1702 Michael Burgh; Fulke Greville Lord Brooke (1642-1710) of Beauchamps Court, 5th Baron
1714 Dorothy Brudenell, Countess of Westmorland (1647-1740), widow of Robert Constable (1641-1714), 3rd Viscount Dunbar, previously widow of Charles Fane 3rd Earl of Westmorland
Hamon L’Estrange (c1670-1724)
Thomas Aston
1728 The Hon James Brudenell, son of Robert, 2nd Earl of Cardigan or George (c1680-1732), 3rd Earl
1740 George Campbell
1741 George Middleton., banker. Robert Morris surveyed some brickwork.
1748 *Rear Admiral Thomas Fox (d1763)
1749 Admiral William Martin (c1696-1756)
1756 Mary Martin, widow (d1765)
1758 *Nicholas Tuite (or Towett) > 1767
1763 *Madam Fox > 1773
*Mrs Douglas
1766 William Martin, nephew (d1786)
?*Robert Gray
1771 *Mrs Mary Douglas
1774 *Lady Ann Connolly (1713-1797), from Riverside
1777-89 ?*Thomas (Capt) Hill
1786 William Martin, son
1792 Christopher D’Oyley (1717-95), Barrister of Inner Temple, politician & friend of Walpole. Brother-in-law of Welbore Ellis. Now only one house
1795 Sarah D’Oyley (nee Stanley, 1725-1821), widow

The Copt Hall Estate in 1818 (plot224)

1818 Mrs D’Oyley
1826 W Jones Burdett (1774-1840)
1830 Sir F Burdett, Bart.
1841 Sarah Holmes Burdett (b1791) +6 children +10 staff
1842 Sales of contents of house (13 bedrooms on 2 upper floors
1846 William Freake; Houses demolished & Estate redeveloped as Copthall Park, by Charles James Freake
1860 (Admiral James Burney in Ebury House)