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Transcribed from English Monastic Life
by Abbot Gasquet.
Also see an explanation
of the VARIOUS RELIGOUS ORDERS,
Chapter Eleven
of Gasquet's English
Monastic Life.
For even more
information on
some of these Orders, see the English
Monastic Archives page
through University College London.
Index
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LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES
A dagger(†) prefixed signifies that there are sufficient remains to interest an archaeologist.
A. (fs) =
Austin Friars, or Hermits.
A. (n.)
=
A. P.
= Alien Priories.
A. (sep.) = Austin Canons of
the holy Sepulchre
A. H.
=
Alien Hospitals
B.
= Benedictines, or Black monks
B(fs.) = Bethelmite
Friars
B. (n.) = Benedictine nuns.
Bridg.
=
Bridgettines.
C.
= Cistercian monks.
C. (n.) =
Cistercian nuns.
Carm.
= Carmelite, or White Friars.
Carth.
=
Carthusians.
Cl = Cluniac monks.
Cl. (n.)
=
Cluniac nuns.
Cru.
= Crutched, or Crossed Friars.
Dom. =
Dominican, or Black Friars.
Dom. (n.) =
Dominican nuns.
F. A.
= Friars de Areno.
F. D. =
Friars de Domina, or of Our Lady.
<>Franc.
=
Franciscan, or Grey Friars.
Fran. (n.) =
Franciscan nun.
G.
=
Gilbertines(canons following the rule of St. Austin,
and nuns that of St.
Benedict.)
H.
=
Hospitals.
H. (lep.) =
Leper Hospitals.
H.-A.(fs.) = Hospitals served by Austin Friars.
H.-B.(fs.) = Hospitals served by Bethelmite Friars.
H. G. =
Hospitals served by Gilbertines.
Hosp. =
Knights Hospitallers. [or Hospitalers]
M. =
Maturins, or Friars of the HolyTrinity.
P.
=
Premonstratensian Canons.
P. (n.) =
Premonstratensian nuns.
P. F. =
Pied Friars.
S.
=
Friars of the Sack, or De Penitentia.
Temp. =
Knights Templars.
a plus(+) =
Ancient religious houses
+(n.) =
Ancient religious houses of women.
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
---|---|---|
|
Abberbury(see Alberbury). |
|
|
Abberforth,
Tadcaster(see Calcaria.) |
|
B. |
† Abbotsbury,
abbey |
|
C. |
* Aberconway,
abbey |
Denbigh. |
B. |
* Abergavenny,
priory |
Monmouth. |
|
—end page 251— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
B. |
† Abingdon,
abbey cell : —Edwardstow |
Berks. |
H. |
Abingdon,
St. Helen’s |
Berks. |
A. P. |
Acley,
or Lyre Ocle(cell to St. Benoit sur Soire) |
|
A. (n.) |
Aconbury |
|
P. |
* Agatha’s |
|
A. |
Ailesham,
priory |
|
C. |
Albalanda(see Whiteland). |
|
A. |
Alborn(united
to |
|
B. B. B. B. B. B. B. B. B. B. |
* Alban’s, Cells : —Belvoir * Binham † Hatfield Peverell Hertford Pembroke Redburn * Wallingford |
Herts. Norfolk. Essex. Herts. Pembroke, Herts. Northumberland, Berks. Northumberland. |
H. (lep.) |
Alban’s,
|
Herts. |
H. (lep. women) |
Alban,
|
Herts. |
A. P. |
Alderbury,
or Abberbury (cell of Grandmont in |
|
B. |
† Alchester (see Evesham) |
|
A. |
† Aldbury,
priory Aldebury (see |
|
A. |
Alensborne |
|
H. |
Alkmonton |
|
A. P. |
Allerton
Malleverer (cell of Marmoutiers, |
|
|
—end page 252— |
|
ORDER.
|
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
Carm. |
Allerton,
North |
Yorks, W. R. |
A. (fs.) |
Allerton,
North |
Yorks, W. R. |
H. H. |
Allerton,
North, St. James Maison Dieu. |
Yorks, W. R. |
P. |
† Alnwick, abbey |
Northumberland. |
Carm. |
Alnwick(see Holne) |
Northumberland. |
H. |
Alnwick,
|
Northumberland. |
G. |
† Alvingham |
|
B. (n.) |
Amesbury |
Wilts. |
A. P. |
† |
Hants. |
H. |
|
Hants. |
A. P. |
† Andwell(cell
of Tyronne) |
Hants. |
A. |
† |
|
B. (n.) |
Ankerwyke |
Bucks. |
Carth. |
* Anne’s, |
|
Hosp. |
Anstey |
Wilts. |
|
|
|
Carm. |
Appleby |
Westmoreland. |
H. (lep.) |
Appleby |
Westmoreland. |
|
|
|
A. P. |
Apuldercombe
(cell to Montisburg, |
|
B. (n.) |
|
|
H. |
Armston |
Northants. |
B. (n.) |
Armthwaite |
|
Cl. (n.) |
Arthington |
|
Dom. |
Arundel |
|
A. P. |
* Arundel (cell
to Séez, afterwards a college) |
|
H. |
† Arundel |
|
A. |
* Ashby Canons,
priory |
Northants. |
A. (fs.) |
Ashen
(see Clare) |
|
Temp. & Hosp. |
† Aslakeby |
|
|
—end page 253— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
H. |
Astley |
|
A. P. |
Astley(cell
to |
|
H. |
Athelington |
|
B. |
† Athelney,
abbey |
Somerset. |
A. P. |
† Atherington(cell
of Séez) |
|
A. (fs.) |
Atherstone |
|
A. P. |
† Avebury(cell
to St. George de Bocherville, Norm.) |
Wilts. |
|
† Avecote(see Malvern, Great) |
|
|
Axholme(see Epworth). |
|
A. P. |
Axmouth(cell
to Montisbury, Norm.) |
|
Franc. |
Aylesbury |
Bucks. |
+ |
Aylesbury |
Bucks. |
H. (lep.) |
Aylesbury,
|
Bucks. |
Carm. |
* Aylesford |
|
H. |
Aynho |
Northants. |
|
Babington
(see Bebington). |
|
|
Babwell
(see Bury). |
|
+ |
Bachaunis |
|
A. |
Bactanesford
(given
to Finchale, 1196) |
|
A. |
Badlesmere |
|
Temp. & Hosp. |
* Badersley
(South) |
Hants. |
H. |
Bagby |
|
H. (lep.) |
Baldcock |
Herts. |
Temp. & Hosp. |
* Balsall |
|
|
Bamburgh
(see Nostell) |
|
Dom. |
Bamburgh |
Northumberland |
H. |
Bamburgh |
Northumberland |
H. (lep.) |
Banbury |
|
|
—end page 254— |
|
|
COUNTY. |
|
---|---|---|
+ |
Bancornaburg,
of Banchor |
|
Dom. |
|
Carnarvon. |
+ |
Banwell |
Somerset. |
B. |
† Bardney, abbey |
|
A. |
Bardon(near Puckeridge) |
Herts. |
B. |
Bardsey,
abbey |
Carnarvon. |
Cru. |
Barham,
or Bergham(in parish of Lynton) |
|
B. (n.) |
† Barking |
|
P. |
† Barlings,
abbey |
|
A. |
Barlinch,
priory |
Somerset. |
H. |
|
|
Cl. |
|
|
A(fs.) |
|
|
H. |
|
|
A. |
† Barnwell,
priory |
|
Hosp. |
Barrow |
Derbyshire. |
|
Barrow(see |
|
+ |
Barrowe,
or at Barwe |
|
B. (n.) |
Barrow
Gurney, or Mychen Barwe |
Somerset. |
B. |
Barton |
|
C. (n.) |
Basedale |
|
|
Basseleck,
or Basil (see |
|
H. |
* |
Hants. |
C. |
* Basinwerk,
abbey |
|
B. |
* Bath
Cathedral, priory * cell : —Dunster. |
Somerset. |
H. |
St. Mary Magdalene’s. |
Somerset. |
Hosp. |
Battisford |
|
B. |
* * cell : —Brecknock. |
Brecon. |
|
—end page 255— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
H. |
Bawtry |
|
P. |
† Beauchief,
abbey |
|
C. |
* Beaulieu,
abbey Cell : —Farendon |
Hants. Hants. |
Carth. |
* Beauvale, or |
Notts. |
H. (lep.) |
Bebington |
|
H. |
Bec |
|
H. (lep.) |
Beccles,
St. Mary Magdalen’s |
|
A. P. |
Beckford
(cell to St. Barbe en Auge, Norm.) |
|
Franc. |
Becmachen,
or Bermarche |
Isle of |
+ |
Bectanesford
(see Bactenesford) |
|
Franc. |
† |
Beds. |
+ |
|
Beds. |
H. |
|
Beds. |
+ |
Bedingham,
or Redingham |
|
|
Beeleigh(see Bileigh). |
|
|
Bees,
|
|
A. |
† Beeston,
priory |
|
A. P. |
Begare,
near |
|
P. |
* Begham, or
Bayham, abbey |
|
|
Belvoir
(see Alban’s, St.). |
|
B. |
† Benet’s of
Hulme, |
|
A. P. |
Benington
Longa (cell of Savigny) |
|
|
Bentley
(see Alkmonton). |
|
+ |
Bentley |
Middlesex. |
A. |
Berden,
priory |
|
+ |
|
|
H. |
|
|
|
—end page 256— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
H. H. (lep.) H. H. |
Berkhamstede,
St. John Baptist’s St. St. James’. |
Herts. |
A. |
Berleston |
|
Cl. B. |
Bermondsey,
abbey Cell : — |
|
H. |
Bermondsey,
St. Savior’s |
|
H. |
Berton |
Salop. |
M. |
Berwick |
Northumberland. |
+(n.) |
Berwick,
South |
Northumberland. |
H. |
Berwick,
Maison Dieu St. Mary Magdalen’s. |
Northumberland. |
A. |
Bethgelert,
priory |
Carnarvon. |
Franc. |
Beverley |
Yorks, E. R. |
Dom. |
† Beverley |
Yorks, E. R. |
Hosp. |
Beverley |
Yorks, E. R. |
H. |
Beverley,
St. Giles' Trinity H. St. Nicholas'. |
Yorks, E. R. |
A. |
Bicknacre,
or Woodham Ferrers |
|
H. |
Bigging |
Herts. |
P. |
* Bileigh by
Maldon, abbey |
|
A. |
† Bilsington,
priory |
|
C. |
* Bindon, abbey |
|
|
* Binham (see Alban’s, St.). |
|
B. |
* Berkenhead,
priory |
|
H. |
|
|
A. P. |
Birstall
(cell
to St. Martin de Alceio, France |
<> Yorks, N. R. |
A. |
† Bisham,
priory(at first belonged to Temp.) |
Berks. |
|
Bissemede(see Bushmead). |
|
C. |
Bittleden,
abbey |
Bucks. |
|
—end page 257— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
+ |
Bitumæam,
or ad Tunconsam |
|
B. (n.) |
Blackborough |
|
A. P. |
Blackenham(cell
to Bec, Norm.) |
|
A. |
† Blackmore,
priory |
|
P. |
Blackwase,
or Blackhouse (cell of Lavendon and of Bradsole). |
|
Carm. |
Blakeney,
or Sniterley |
|
P. |
* Blanchland,
abbey |
Northumberland. |
+ |
Bleatham |
Westmoreland. |
A. |
† Bliburgh, or
Blythbury, priory |
Suffolk. |
B. (n.) |
Blithbury |
Stafford. |
+ |
Blockley,
or Bloccanlegh |
Worcester. |
B. |
† |
Notts. |
H. (lep.) |
|
Notts. |
H. |
Bocking,
Maison Dieu |
Essex. |
A. |
† Bodmin, priory |
Cornwall. |
Franc. |
† Bodmin |
Cornwall. |
H. |
† Bodmin,
St. Laurence’s St. Anthony’s. St. George’s. |
Cornwall. |
G. |
Bollington,
or Bullington |
Lincoln. |
A. |
* |
Yorks. |
H. (lep.) |
|
Northumberland. |
A. P. |
Bonby(cell
to Fromond, Norm.) |
Lincoln. |
C. |
Bordesley,
abbey |
Worcester. |
+ |
Bosham |
Sussex. |
Dom. |
† |
Lincoln. |
Franc. |
|
Lincoln. |
Carm. |
|
Lincoln. |
A. (fs.) |
|
Lincoln. |
H. |
|
Lincoln. |
H. |
Boughton |
Cheshire. |
H. |
Boughton(see Broughton) |
Essex. |
A. |
† Bourn, abbey |
Lincoln. |
|
—end page 258— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
A. P. |
Bourne,
or Patricksbourne(cell to Beaulieu, Norm.) |
|
H. |
Bowes |
I. of Guernsey. |
B. |
* Boxgrave,
priory |
Sussex. |
C. |
† Boxley, abbey |
Kent. |
+(n.) |
Boxwell |
Gloucester. |
H. |
Boycodeswade,
near Cokesford |
Norfolk. |
H. |
Braceford |
Yorks. |
Cru. |
Brackley |
Northants. |
H. |
Brackley,
St. John’s St. Leonard’s. |
Northants. |
H. |
Bradebusk |
Notts. |
A. |
* Bradenstoke,
priory |
Wilts. |
B. |
Bradewell,
priory |
Bucks. |
+ |
Bradfield |
Berks. |
H. |
|
Wilts. |
+ |
|
Wilts. |
A. |
Bradley,
priory |
Leicester. |
|
Bradsole
(see St. Radegund’s) |
Kent. |
H. |
Bramber |
Sussex. |
A. |
† Breamore, or
Bromere, priory |
Hants. |
Dom. |
Brecknock |
Brecon. |
|
* Brecknock, or
Brecon (see |
|
|
† Bredon(see Nostell) |
|
+ |
Bredon |
Worcester. |
A. |
† Breadsall,
priory |
Derby. |
+ |
Brent,
or East Brent |
Somerset. |
Hosp. |
Bretesford |
Suffolk. |
B. (n.) |
Bretford(removed
to |
Warwick. |
H. |
Bretford |
Warwick. |
B. (n.) |
Brewood
Black Ladies |
Stafford. |
C. (n.) |
† Brewood White
Ladies |
Salop. |
H. |
Breydeford |
|
Franc. |
Bridgnorth |
Salop. |
|
—end page 259— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
H. |
Bridgnorth |
Salop. |
Franc. |
Bridgwater |
Somerset. |
H. |
<> Bridgwater,
St. John’s St. Giles’. |
Somerset. |
A. |
* Bridlington,
priory |
Yorks. |
|
Bridport |
Dorset. |
H. |
Bridport |
Dorset. |
A. P. |
Brimpsfield
(cell to Fontenay, Norm.) |
Gloucester. |
Hosp. |
Brimpton |
Berks. |
A. |
* Brinkburne,
priory |
Northumberland |
A. P. |
Brisett
(cell to Nobiliac) |
Suffolk. |
A. |
* Briston,
Great St. Augustine’s, abbey |
Somerset. |
B. (n.) |
|
Somerset. |
|
† |
Somerset. |
Dom. |
* |
Somerset. |
Franc. |
|
Somerset. |
Carm. |
|
Somerset. |
A. (fs.) |
|
Somerset. |
H. H. H. H. H. (lep.) H. H. (lep.) H. H. (lep.) H. H. H. H. H. H. |
St. Catherine’s. Gaunts, or Billeswyke H. Trinity H. St. Laurence’s. Lyons, or Lewins. St. John’s. St. Margaret’s. St. Mary Magdalen’s. St. Michael’s Hill. Bartons. St. Sepulchre’s. Temple Street. Temple Redcliff Hill. |
Somerset. |
|
—end page 260— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
+ |
Brixworth |
Northants. |
P. |
Brockley,
or Brocke, to Bayham) |
|
P. (n.) |
Brodholm |
Notts. |
A. |
Bromehill,
priory |
Norfolk. |
|
Bromere
(see Breamore). |
|
|
Bromfield
(see |
|
B. (n.) |
Bromhall |
Berks. |
A. |
Bromhill |
Norfolk. |
Cl. |
* Bromholm,
priory |
Norfolk. |
|
Bromley
(see |
|
|
Bromwich,
West (see Sandwell). |
|
A. |
Brooke
(see |
Rutland. |
H. |
Brough |
Westmoreland. |
H. |
† Broughton,
near Malton |
Yorks. |
H. |
Broughton-under-Blean |
Kent. |
Hosp. |
† Bruerne, or |
Lincoln. |
C. |
Bruerne,
or Brueria, abbey |
Oxford. |
+ |
Brunnesburg, or Bromburg |
Cheshire. |
Fran. (n.) |
Brusyard |
|
A. |
† Bruton, abbey |
Somerset. |
H. |
Bruton |
Somerset. |
A. |
† Buckenham,
priory |
Norfolk. |
C. |
† Buckfast,
abbey |
Devon. |
H. |
Buckingham |
Bucks. |
C. |
† Buckland,
abbey |
|
A. (n.) |
Buckland
Minchin |
Somerset. |
Hosp. |
Buckland
Minchin |
Somerset. |
H. |
Buckstead |
Sussex. |
C. |
* Buildwas,
abbey |
Salop. |
B. (n.) |
† Bungay (Bonna
Gaie) |
|
M. |
Burbach,
or Eston, or Marlborough |
Wilts. |
|
—end page 261— |
|
ORDER. |
HOUSE. |
COUNTY. |
A. |
Burchester,
priory |
Oxford. |
H. |
Burchester |
Oxford. |
H. |
Burford |
Oxford. |
+ |
|
Suffolk. |
A. (canonesses) |
* Burnham |
Bucks. |
Carm. |
† Burham Norton |
|
|
Burnham
(see St. Mary de Pré). |
|
A. |
* Buscough,
priory |
|
Fran. (n.) |
Burshyard |
|
H. (lep.) |
|
|
B. |
† |
|
A. P. |
Burwell
(cell
to St. Maria, Silvæ Majoris, |
|
B. |
* Bury St.
Edmunds, abbey |
|
Franc. |
Bury
St. Edmunds |
|
H. |
Bury
St. Edmunds— God’s House, or † St. Nicholas’. St. Peter’s. † St. Saviour’s. St. Stephen’s. |
|
A. |
† Bushmead,
priory |
Beds. |
A. P. |
Bustal,
or Burstal Garth (cell to Albemarle, Norm.) |
|
A. |
† Butley,
priory (Buteleia) |
|
C. |
* Byland, abbey |
|
A. |
Byrkley,
priory, no Butlehouse (in the parish of Merlynch) |
Somerset. |
|
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