South Acre is in Norfolk.
In 1275 Sir Roger Harsick was lord, and had freewarren in South Acre, view of frankpledge by the King's bailiff's permission, and assise of bread and beer.
In 1309 a charter of free-warren in South Acre, and in Dunham Magna, was granted to John de Harsyck, and Christian his wife.
Before 1562 Robert Bell (age 23) and Dorothie Beaupré (age 23) were married. She had the manor of South Acre assigned to her.
On 22 Jul 1577 Robert Bell (age 38) was appointed Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Edmund Bell (age 15) inherited the manor of South Acre.
On or before 22 Dec 1607 Edmund Bell (age 45) died. He was buried on 22 Dec 1607. His heirs sold the manor of South Acre to Edward Barkham (age 37).
In 1703 the daughters of William Barkham 3rd Baronet, Dorothy Barkham, Frances Barkham and Jane Barkham conveyed the manor of South Acre to Andrew Fountaine (age 70).
On 23 Mar 1921 Lieutenant Andrew Jervis Hawkins was born at South Acre.
William Dorward of Dorward Hall in Bocking in Essex and Margaret Harsick were married. She inherited the manor of South Acre.
Thomas Fotheringay of Brockley in Suffolk and Elizabeth Dorward were married. She inherited the manor of South Acre.
Nicholas Beaupre of Beaupre Hall in Outwell and Margaret Fotheringay were married. She inherited the manor of South Acre.