The Domesday Survey records that West Drayton was held by Swein and Wufstan before the Conquest, and by Roger de Bully in 1086. It was assessed at 4 bovates and 2 thirds of 1 bovate. The holding also contained 3 mills and 7 acres of meadow and woodland pasture 3 furlongs by a half furlong.
A second, similar, holding of 2 bovates and 1 third of a bovate was held by Swein before the Conquest and by Wulfsige of Roger of Poitou in 1086. This piece also contained 3 acres of meadow and woodland pasture 1 furlong by half a furlong.