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From: LIST of ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES Gasquet, F. A., English Monastic Life, Methuen & Co., London. 1904. 251-317. [Public From: LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES Gasquet, F. A., English Monastic Life, Methuen & Co., London. 1904. 251-317. [Public Domain text transcribed and prepared for HTML and PDF by Richenda Fairhurst, historyfish.net. July 2007. No commercial permissions granted. Text may contain errors. (Report errors to [email protected])] LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES [Houses sorted by religious Order] An asterisk(*) prefixed to a religious house signifies that there are considerable remains extant. A dagger(†) prefixed signifies that there are sufficient remains to interest an archaeologist. No attention is paid to mere mounds or grass-covered heaps. For these marks as to remains the author is not responsible. They have kindly been contributed by Rev. Dr. Cox and Mr. W. H. St. John Hope, who desire it to be known that they do not in any way consider these marks exhaustive ; they merely represent those remains with which one or other, or both, are personally acquainted. The following abbreviations for the names of the religious Orders, etc., have been used in the list: — A. = Austin Canons. Franc. = Franciscan, or Grey Friars. A. (fs) = Austin Friars, or Hermits. Fran. (n.) = Franciscan nun. A. (n.) = Austin nuns. G. = Gilbertines(canons following the A. P. = Alien Priories. rule of St. Austin, and nuns A. (sep.) = Austin Canons of the holy that of St. Benedict.) Sepulchre H. = Hospitals. A. H. = Alien Hospitals H. (lep.) = Leper Hospitals. B. = Benedictines, or Black monks H.-A.(fs.) = Hospitals served by Austin Friars. B(fs.) = Bethelmite Friars H.-B.(fs.) = Hospitals served by Bethelmite B. (n.) = Benedictine nuns. Friars. Bridg. = Bridgettines. H. G. = Hospitals served by Gilbertines. C. = Cistercian monks. Hosp. = Knights Hospitallers. C. (n.) = Cistercian nuns. M. = Maturins, or Friars of the Holy Carm. = Carmelite, or White Friars. Trinity. Carth. = Carthusians. P. = Premonstratensian Canons. Cl = Cluniac monks. P. (n.) = Premonstratensian nuns. Cl. (n.) = Cluniac nuns. P. F. = Pied Friars. Cru. = Crutched, or Crossed Friars. S. = Friars of the Sack, or De Dom. = Dominican, or Black Friars. Penitentia. Dom. (n.) = Dominican nuns. Temp. = Knights Templars. F. A. = Friars de Areno. a plus(+) = Ancient religious houses F. D. = Friars de Domina, or of Our Lady. +(n.) = Ancient religious houses of women. PDF Creator - PDF4Free v2.0 http://www.pdf4free.com ORDER. HOUSE. COUNTY. Abberbury(see Alberbury). Abberforth, Tadcaster(see Calcaria.) Antony, St. (see Plympton) Appleton(see Nunappleton) † Avecote(see Malvern, Great) Axholme(see Epworth). Babington(see Bebington). Babwell(see Bury). Bamburgh(see Nostell) Barrow(see Colchester) Basseleck, or Basil(see Glastonbury) Beeleigh(see Bileigh). Bees, St. (see York, St. Mary’s). Belvoir (see Alban’s, St.). Bentley(see Alkmonton). * Binham(see Alban’s, St.). Bissemede(see Bushmead). Bradsole (see St. Radegund’s) Kent. * Brecknock, or Brecon (see Battle). † Bredon(see Nostell) Bridport Dorset. † Bristol, St. James’(see Tewkesbury) Somerset. Bromere(see Breamore). Bromfield(see Gloucester, St. Peter’s). Bromley(see Stratford at Bow). Bromwich, West (see Sandwell). Burnham(see St. Mary de Pré). Caldey(see Dogmael’s, St.) Pembroke. Canyngton (see Cannington). Cardigan (see Chertsey). Carham-on-Tweed (see Kirkham). Carswell (see Montacute). Chich (see St. Osyth’s) Chotes (see Croxden). Coket (see Albans, St.) Conwick(see Tavistock). Cranborne (see Tewkesbury) Cyrus, St. (see Montacute). Deerhurst (see Tewkesbury). Deping(see Thorney) Lincoln. Derby, St. James(see Bermondsey.) Derby. PDF Creator - PDF4Free v2.0 http://www.pdf4free.com * Dover, St. Martin’s (see Canterbury, Christ Kent. Church). * Dudley (see Wenlock) Stafford. † Dunster (see Bath) Somerset. Eagle, or Ocle (see Egle) East Dereham (see Dereham) Eskdale (see Grosmont). Faith, St. (see Horsham). Farendon (see Beaulieu). Farne Island (see Durham) Northumberland. Felixstow (see Rochester) Suffolk. * Finchale (see Durham). Durham. Freston (see Croyland) Henton (see Hinton). Hepp (see Shap). Hertford (see Alban’s, St.) Hertland (see Hartland). Hether (see Hither). Heyninges (see Hevening). Holme (see Montacute). Hornby (see Croxton). Horton (see Sherborne). Hoxne (see Norwich Cathedral, priory). Hulme (see Benet’s, St., of) Hunston (see Humberston). Hurley (see Westminster). Hyrst in Axholme (see Nostell). Ives, St. (see Ramsey). † Jarrow (see Durham) Kershall (see Lenton). Kidwelly (see Sherborne). Kingsthorpe (see Northampton, St. David’s) † Kyme, South, priory Lincoln. * Leominster (see Reading). † Lincoln, St. Magdalen’s (see York, St. Mary’s). * Lindisfarne (see Durham) Lynn (see Norwich Cathedral, priory) Lytham (see Durham Cathedral, priory) Malpas (see Montacute) * Malvern, Little (see Worcester Cathedral, priory) Marsh, St. Mary de (see Plympton) Massingham (see Westacre) Middlesborough (see Whitby). PDF Creator - PDF4Free v2.0 http://www.pdf4free.com Modney (see Ramsey) Molycourt (see Ely). Morfield, or Morville (see Shrewsbury) Mulebrok, or Millbrook (see Beaulieu). Newbigging (see Hitchin). Newport (see Tickford). New Rumney (see Rumney). Nun Ormesby (see Ormesby). Nunthorpe (see Basedale). Ovingham (see Hexham). Oxford, St. John’s Oxford. Oxney (see Peterborough). Oxney (see Barlings). Pardon, Great (see Bileigh). Pembroke (see Alban’s, St.). Penwortham (see Evesham). Pilton (see Malmesbury). Polling (see Arundel). Pulton (see Deulacres). Pylin (see Cockersand). Radford (see Worksop). Redburn (see Albans, St.). † Richmond, St. Martin’s (see York, St. Mary’s). Rumburgh (see York, St. Mary) Runcorn (see Norton). Sion (see Syon) Snaith (see Selby) Snitterly, Blakeney Norfolk. † Stamford, St. Leonard’s (see Durham). Stanesgate (see Lewes) Essex. Stanlaw (see Whalley.) * Stanley, St. Leonard’s (see Gloucester, St. Peter’s). Stanley in Arden (see Stoneleigh). Stanley Park (see Dale). Tickford (see York, Holy Trinity). Tockwith (see Notsell). Toftes, Monks (see Monks Tofte). Trew (see Letheringham). Turbigh (see Trebigh). Tytley (see Titley). Urford (see Irford) Wallingford (see Alban’s, St.) Walton (see Felix Stowe). PDF Creator - PDF4Free v2.0 http://www.pdf4free.com Wearmouth, or Weremouth (see Durham). Welhouse (see Wellow). † Wetheral (see York, St. Mary’s) Weymouth (see Melcombe). Wickton (translated to Studley) Worcester. Widkirk (see Nostell). Winterbourne (see Monkton). † Wormgay (see Pentney). + Aylesbury Bucks. + Bachaunis Carmarthen. + Bancornaburg, of Banchor Flint. + Banwell Somerset. + Barrowe, or at Barwe Lincoln. + Bectanesford(see Bactenesford) Durham. + Bedford Beds. + Bedingham, or Redingham Sussex. + Bentley Middlesex. + Berkeley Gloucester. + Bitumæam, or ad Tunconsam Worcester. + Bleatham Westmoreland. + Blockley, or Bloccanlegh Worcester. + Bosham Sussex. + Bradfield Berks. + Bradford Wilts. + Bredon Worcester. + Brent, or East Brent Somerset. + Brixworth Northants. + Brunnesburg, or Bromburg Cheshire. + Burgh Castle Suffolk. + Cadweli Carmarthen. + Caerleon Monmouth. + Caistor, or Dormundescastre Northants. + Canterbury, St. Mildred’s Kent. + Cathall Herts. + Chauce, or Charite Sussex. + Cheltenham Gloucester. + Chichester Sussex. + Cholsey Berks. + Churchill Devon. + Clive, or Wenlesclive Worcester. + Cokerham Lancaster. + Congar’s Mon. Glamorgan. + Constantine Cornwall. + Cottingham (transl. Haltemprice) Yorks. + Crawley Bucks. PDF Creator - PDF4Free v2.0 http://www.pdf4free.com + Crayke Yorks. + Daegleford, or Deilesford Gloucester. + Dacor Cumberland. + Dartmouth Devon. + Dereham, East Norfolk. + Dodeling, or Dodelinch Somerset. + Dunscrofte Yorks. + Eastry Kent. + Ebbchester Durham. + Elfleet, or Elfit, Southminster Kent. + Ellenforddinmer Wilts, or Berks. + Elmet, or Leeds Yorks. + Elmham, North Norfolk. + Emmsay, or Emmesey Yorks. + Fladbury Worcester. + Frome Somerset. + Fruelege Hereford. + Galmanho, near York Yorks. + Gare Northumberland + Gateshead Durham. + Greenore, on Mendip Somerset. + Guignes, or Gyones Northumberland + Hadleigh Suffolk. + Hambury Worcester. + Handbury Stafford. + Hanslope, or Gare Bucks. + Hereford Hereford. + Hilbre Island, near Birkenhead, or Hilbury Cheshire. + Hithe Kent. + Holmes, near Portbury Somerset. + Horningsea Cambridge. + Icanhoc Lincoln. + Indio Devon. + Ithancaester Essex. + Jerring Sussex + Kempsey Worcester. + Kidderminster, or Sture Worcester. + Langton Maltravers (see Wicheswood) Dorset. + Launceston Cornwall. + Leeds (see Elmet) Yorks. + Lincoln Lincoln. + Magnusfield, or Mangotsfield Gloucester. + Mangotsfield (see Magnusfield) Gloucester. + Marshfield Gloucester. + Milton Oxford. PDF Creator - PDF4Free v2.0 http://www.pdf4free.com + Morelynch, or Poledon Hill Somerset. + Newent, or Newenton (cell of Corneilles) Gloucester. + Nyot Cornwall. + Oswestry Salop. + Oundle Northants. + Oxenford Surrey. + Oxford, St. Aldate’s Oxford. + Padstow Cornwall. + Peakirk Northants. + Peartan Lincoln. + Penrhys Glamorgan. + Petrockstow, of Padstow Devon. + Peykirk Northants. + Poole Dorset. + Readingham Sussex. + Reculver Kent. + Redbridge, or Redford Hants. + Richmond Yorks. + St. Benet’s Cornwall. + St. Keynemark Monmouth. + St. Mawe’s (?) St. Matthew’s Cornwall. + Saltash Cornwall. + Sandwich Kent. + Sapalanda Hants. + Sawbridgworth Herts. + Shapwick Dorset. + Soham Cambridge. + Sompting Sussex. + Stoke-next-Nayland Suffolk. + Stourminster Dorset. + Strenshall Stafford. + Terring Sussex. + Tetbury, to Telton Gloucester. + Thanet Minster Kent. + Thirling Cambridge. + Tillaburg, or West Tilbury Essex. + Tisbury Wilts. + Torre, Glastonbury Somerset. + Vagnaleck,
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