 De Sandwich squeezed the Heringauds out of their inheritance, making a deal in 1292 with Heringaud's daughter, the lady of Horton Kirby, and de Sandwich and the Criols then became joint owners of the castle.Around 1300, the castle was occupied once again, probably either by the widow of Nicholas or William VI, or a castle bailiff.Ralph de Sandwich sold his share of the castle in 1307 to William Inge, another royal judge.