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LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES
Houses, priories, abbey's and hospitals, alphabetically, by House
G - L

Key    <<(A - B)    (C -  F)     G    H     I     J     K    L     (M - P)    (Q - V)    (W - Y) >>
For images of some of these houses, see my photochrom pages, Abbeys of the British Isles One and Two.

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Attribution.

For more information on some of these houses, see the English Monastic Archives page
through University College London.

 


  

LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES

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. (fs)        = Austin Friars, or Hermits.
A. (n.)        =
Austin nuns.
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 Holy
Trinity.<>
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.


 

 

 

+

    Galmanho, near York

Yorks.

+

    Gare

Northumberland

C.

  Garendon, abbey

Leicester.

+

    Gateshead

Durham.

H.

    Gateshead, St. Edmund’s
                      Trinity H.

Durham.

A.

*  Germans, St., priory

Cornwall.

H.

    Gild Martyn

Cornwall.

+ (n.)

    Gilling

York.

A.

*  Gisburn, priory

York.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Gislingham

Suffolk.

B.

B.

*  Glastonbury, abbey
             Cell : —Green Ore on Mendip         
                          Basselech, or Basil

Somerset.

Monmouth.

H.

*  Glastonbury

Somerset

H.

    Glenford Brigg

Lincoln.

 

—end page 274—

 

 
ORDER.

HOUSE.

 
COUNTY.

A.

  Gloucester, St. Oswald’s

Gloucester.

<>B.
B.

B.
B.

<>*  Gloucester, St. Peter’s abbey
             Cell : — *  Bromfield     
                          
*  Ewenny   
                          
*  Hereford, St. Guthlac’s    
                          
*  Stanley, St. Leonard’s

<>Gloucester.
Salop.
Glamorgan.
Hereford
.
Gloucester
.

Dom.

*  Gloucester

Gloucester.

Franc.

*  Gloucester

Gloucester.

Carm.

*  Gloucester

Gloucester.

H.

<>H.
H. (lep.)

<>    Gloucester, St. Bartholomew’s
                      St. Mary Magdalen’s.    
                      St. James’.      
                     
St. Margaret’s.

Gloucester.

Hosp.

    Godesfield

Hants.

B. (n.)

  Godstow

Oxford.

A. P.

    Goldcliff  (cell to Bec)

Monmouth.

A. (n.)

  Goring

Oxford.

A. (fs.)

    Gorleston

Suffolk.

H. (lep.)

    Gorleston

Suffolk.

Hosp.

    Gosford  (Kidlington)

Oxford.

C. (n.)

    Goykwell, or Gowkeswell

Lincoln.

A. (n.)

  Grace Dieu, Belton

Leicester.

C.

    Grace Dieu, Abbey

Monmouth.

A.

    Grafton Regis  (Hermitage)

Northants.

Franc.

    Grantham

Lincoln.

Temp.

    Grantham

Lincoln.

H.

    Great Hobbesse, or Hautbois

Norfolk.

H.

    Greatham

Durham.

Cru.

    Great Waltham

Essex.

C. (n.)

    Greenfield

Lincoln.

Hosp.

    Greenham

Berks.

+

    Greenore, on Mendip

Somerset.

Franc.

    Greenwich

Kent.

A.

  Gresley, priory

Derby.

 

—end page 275—

 

  <>
ORDER.

HOUSE.

  <>
COUNTY.

B. (n.)

    Grimsby

Lincoln.

Franc.

    Grimsby

Lincoln.

A. (fs.)

    Grimsby

Lincoln.

B.

<>†  Grosmont, priory  (originally A. P., cell to
            Grandmont, Norm.)

Yorks, N. R.

A. P.

<>    Grovebury, or De la Grove, in Parish of Leighton  
           (cell to Frontevrault)

Beds.

Dom.

    Guildford  (see Langley)

Surrey.

Cru.

    Guildford

Surrey.

+

    Guignes, or Gyones

Northumberland

 

 

 

+ (n.)

    Hackness (cell to Whitby)

Yorks.

+

    Hadleigh

Suffolk.

A. P.

<>    Hagham, or Hayham  (cell to St. Sever, Coutances)

Lincoln.

A. P.

<>    Haghe, or Howghe on the Mount  (cell of St. Maria
          de Voto, Cherbourg)

Lincoln.

A.

*  Haghmond, abbey

Salop.

P.

    Hagneby, abbey

Lincoln.

<>P.
P.
<>*  Hales Owen, abbey
           Cell : —Dodford
<>Worcester.
Worcester.

B. (n.)

    Haliwell, or Holywell, London

Middlesex.

Temp. & Hosp.

    Halston

Salop.

A.

    Haltemprice, priory

Yorks.

A.

    Halywell on Watling St.  (cell of Roucester)

Worcester.

A. P.

  Hamble  (C),  (Cell to Tyronne, France)

Hants.

+

    Hambury

Worcester.

+ (n.)

    Hamme

Berks.

C. (n.)

    Hampole

Yorks.

 

—end page 276—

 

  <>
ORDER.
 
  <>
HOUSE.
  <>
COUNTY.

Hosp.

    Hampton

Middlesex.

+

    Handbury

Stafford.

B. (n.)

    Handale

Yorks.

+

    Hanslope, or Gare

Bucks.

H. (lep.)

*  Harbledown

Kent.

A.

*  Hardham, priory

Sussex.

H. (lep.)

    Hardwick

Norfolk.

A.

  Hartland, abbey

Devon.

Franc.

    Hartlepool

Durham.

+ (n.)

    Hartlepool

Durham.

A. P.

    Harmondsworth (cell to Rouen)

Middlesex.

A. (n.)

    Harwood

Beds.

A.

    Haselburg

Somerset.

C.

<>    Haselden in Rodmarton  (removed to Kingswood)

Gloucester.

A.

  Hastings, priory

Sussex.

B.

  Hatfield Regis, Broadoak, priory

Essex.

B.

  Hatfield Preverel  (see Albans, St.)

 

A.

  Haverfordwest, priory

Pembroke.

Dom.

    Haverfordwest

Pembroke.

G.

  Haverholme

Lincoln.

Hosp.

    Hawstone

Salop.

C.

*  Hayles, abbey

Gloucester.

A. P.

    Hayling  (cell to Jumièges, Norm.)

Hants.

Cl.

    Heacham, or Hitcham  (cell of Lewes)

Norfolk.

B. (n.)

    Hedingham Castle

Essex.

H. (lep.)

    Hedon, or Newton, St. Sepulchre’s

Yorks, E. R.

A.

    Helagh Park, priory

Yorks.

Cl.

    Helen’s, St.

Isle of Wright.

H.

    Helston

Cornwall.

A.

    Hempton, priory

Norfolk.

H.

  Henley

Warwick.

 

—end page 277—

 

  <>
ORDER.

  <>
HOUSE.
  <>
COUNTY.

 

    Henton (see Hinton).

 

B. (n.)

    Henwood

Warwick.

 

    Hepp   (see Shap).

  

+

    Hereford

Hereford.

Dom.

  Hereford

Hereford.

Franc.

    Hereford

Hereford.

H.

<>    Hereford, St. Anthony’s    
                   
St. Ethelbert’s.  
                   
St. Giles’.   
                   
St. Giles’ (lep.).    
                    St. John’s
.   
                    St. Thomas
’.

Hereford.

H.

    Heringby

Norfolk.

A.

    Heringfleet, priory

Suffolk.

A.

  Heringham, priory

Sussex.

 

    Hertford  (see Alban’s, St.)

 

H. (lep.)

    Herting

Sussex.

 

    Hertland  (see Hartland).

 

 

    Hether (see Hither).

 

Carth.

    Herthorp, Locus Dei  (removed to Hinton)

Gloucester.

C. (n.)

  Hevening, or Heyninges

Lincoln.

A.

    Heveringland  (cell to Wymondham)

Norfolk.

<>A.
A.
<>*  Hexham, priory
            Cell : —Ovingham
<>Northumberland.
Northumberland.

H.  (lep.)

    Hexham, St. Giles’

Northumberland.

H.

    Hexham, The Spittle

Northumberland.

 

    Heyninges  (see Hevening).

 

H.

    Heytesbury

Wilts.

A.

  Hickling, priory

Norfolk.

H.

  Higham Ferrers

Northants.

+

    Hilbre Island, near Birkenhead, or Hilbury

Cheshire.

B. (n.)

    Hinchinbrook

Hunts.

 

—end page 278—

 

  <>
ORDER.
  <>
HOUSE.

COUNTY.

A. P.

    Hinckley  (cell of Leyr)

Leicester.

Carth.

*  Hinton  (Locus Dei)

Somerset.

G.

    Hitchin, or Newbigging

Herts.

Carm.

  Hitchin

Herts.

+

    Hithe

Kent.

H. (lep.)

    Hithe

Kent.

H.

    Hithe, St. Andrew’s

 

Hosp.

    Hither, or Hether

Leicester.

H.

    Hockliffe, or Hoccliffe

Beds.

H. (lep.)

    Hoddesdon

Herts.

Hosp.

    Hogshaw

Bucks.

H.

    Holbeche

Lincoln.

B.

    Holland, priory

Lancaster.

G.

    Holland Brigge

Lincoln.

C.

*  Holm Cultram, abbey

Cumberland.

 

    Holme  (see Montacute).

 

+

    Holmes, near Portbury

Somerset.

H. (lep.)

    Honiton

Devon.

A. P.

    Hooe  (cell to Bec)

Sussex.

C.

    Horewell  (cell to Stoneleigh)

Warwick.

Cl.

    Horkesley Parva, priory

Essex.

 

    Hornby  (see Croxton).

 

A. H.

<>    Hornchurch, or Havering  (cell to M. de Monte
                 Jovis
, Savoy
)

Essex.

H.

  Horning

Norfolk.

+

    Horningsea

Cambridge.

B.

  Horsham, St. Faith, priory

Norfolk.

+  B. (n.)

    Horsley

Surrey.

A. P.

    Horsley, or Horkesley  (cell to Troarn, Norm.)

Gloucester

A. P.

    Horsted  (cell to nuns of Caen)

Norfolk.

 

    Horton  (see Sherborne).

 

Cl.

<>    Horton, Monks  (cell to Lewes)  (see Monks
             Horton)

Kent.

M.

    Hounslow

Middlesex.

 

—end page 279—

 

<>
ORDER.

<>
HOUSE.
<>
COUNTY.

 

    Hoxne  (see Norwich Cathedral, priory).

 

Carth.

    Hull (Kinston-on-)

Yorks, E. R.

Dom.

    Hull

Yorks, E. R.

Carm.

    Hull

Yorks, E. R.

A. (fs.)

    Hull

Yorks, E. R.

H.

<>    Hull, God’s House    
            Griggs.     
            Mariner’s.  
            Pole’s.    
           
Selby’s.  

Yorks.

 

    Hulme  (see Benet’s, St., of)

 

Carm.

*  Hulne  (Alnwick)

Northumberland.

C.

  Hulton, abbey

Stafford.

B.

    Humberston, or Hunston, abbey

Lincoln.

H.

    Hungerford

Berks.

 

    Hunston  (see Humberston).

 

A.

    Huntingdon, priory

Huntingdon.

A. (fs.)

    Huntingdon  

Huntingdon.

H. (lep.)

    Huntingdon, St. Margaret’s

Huntingdon.

H.

    Huntingdon, St. John Baptist’s

Huntingdon.

 

    Hurley  (see Westminster).

 

B.

  Hyde, or Newminster, Winchester, abbey

Hants.

 

    Hyrst in Axholme  (see Nostell).

 

 

 

 

+

    Icanhoc

Lincoln.

A. P.

    Ickham

Lincoln.

B. (n.)

    Icklington

Cambridge.

B.

    Ilbre Island (cell to Chester)

Cheshire.

Dom.

    Ilchester

Somerset.

H.

    Ilchester

Somerset.

H. (lep.)

    Ilford

Essex.

+

    Indio

Devon.

A. P.

    Ipplepen (cell to Fulgers, Brit.)

Devon.

 

—end page 280—

 

ORDER.

HOUSE.

  <>
COUNTY.

A.

  Ipswich, Holy Trinity, priory

Suffolk.

A.

  Ipswich, St. Peter’s, priory

Suffolk.

Dom.

  Ipswich

Suffolk.

Franc.

  Ipswich

Suffolk.

Carm.

  Ipswich

Suffolk.

H. (lep.)

    Ipswich, St. Mary Magdalen’s

Suffolk.

H. (lep.)

    Ipswich, St. James’

Suffolk.

P. (n.)

    Irford

Lincoln.

A. P.

<>†  Isleham  (cell to abbey of St. Jacutus, near Dol,
            Brit.)

Cambridge.

+

    Ithancaester

Essex.

 

    Ives, St.  (see Ramsey).

 

B. (n.)

    Ivinghoe

Bucks.

A.

    Ivychurch, priory

Wilts.

A.

    Ixworth, priory

Suffolk.

 

 

 

  Jarrow  (see Durham)

 

+

    Jerring

Sussex

C.

*  Jervaulx, or Jorvaulx, abbey

Yorks.

H.

    Jesmont

Northumberland

 

 

 

C. (n.)

    Keldholme, Kirkby Moorside

Yorks.

+

    Kempsey

Worcester.

A.

<>†  Kenilworth, abbey
           Cell : —Brooke
<>Warwick.
Rutland.

B.

    Kersey

Suffolk.

 

    Kershall  (see Lenton).

 

A.

  Keynsham, abbey

Somerset.

+

    Kidderminster, or Sture

Worcester.

 

    Kidwelly  (see Sherborne).

 

B. (n.)

    Kilburn

Middlesex.

Cru.

    Kildale

Yorks, N. R.

H.

    Killingwoldgrove

Yorks, E. R.

B.

  Kilpeck  (cell to Gloucester)

Hereford.

B. (n.)

*  Kington

Wilts.

 

—end page 281—

 

  <>
ORDER.

  <>
HOUSE.
  <>
COUNTY.

Dom.

*  King’s Langley

Herts.

 

    Kingsthorpe  (see Northampton, St. David’s)

 

H.

    Kingston

Surrey.

C.

  Kingswood, abbey

Wilts.

H. (lep.)

    Kirby in Kendale

Westmoreland.

A.

    Kirby Beller, priory

Leicester.

A. P.

    Kirkby Monks

Warwick.

A.

*  Kirkham, priory

Yorks.

C. (n.)

  Kirkles

Yorks.

C.

*  Kirkstall, abbey

Yorks.

C.

  Kirksted, abbey

Lincoln.

M.

  Knaresborough

Yorks, W. R.

H.

    Knightsbridge

Middlesex.

B.

    Kydwelly, Cadwell  (cell to Sherborne)

Carmarthen.

A.

    Kyme, priory

Middlesex.

 

  Kyme, South, priory

Lincoln.

C.

  Kymmer, abbey

Merioneth.

B. (?)

    Kynemark, St.

Monmouth.

 

 

 

A. (n.)

*  Lacock, abbey

Wilts.

A.

    Lacton, priory

Essex.

B. (n.)

    Lambley-on-Tyne

Northumberland.

H.

    Lambourn

Berks.

B.

    Lammona  (cell to Glastonbury)

Cornwall.

Dom.

    Lancaster

Lancaster.

Franc.

    Lancaster

Lancaster.

A. P.

    Lancaster  (cell to St. Martin of Séez)

Lancaster.

H.

    Lancaster

Lancaster.

A.

*  Lanercost, priory

Cumberland.

P.

*  Langdon, abbey

Kent.

H. (lep.)

    Langeport

Somerset.

B. (n.)

    Langley

Leicester.

 

—end page 282—

 

  <>
ORDER.

  <>
HOUSE.
  <>
COUNTY.

P.

  Langley, abbey

Norfolk.

Dom.

*  Langley, King’s  (see Kin’s Langley)

Herts.

Dom.

    Langley  (see Guildford)

Surrey.

H.

    Langriph

Lancaster.

+

    Langton Maltravers  (see Wicheswood)

Dorset.

H.

    Langwade

Norfolk.

A.

  Lantony, New, priory

Gloucester.

A. P.

<>    Lapley, or Lappele  (cell to St. Remigius, Rheims)

Stafford.

B.

*  Lastingham  (cell to Whitby)

Yorks.

A.

    Latton

Essex.

A.

  Launceston, priory

Cornwall.

+

    Launceston

Cornwall.

H. (lep.)

    Launceston

Cornwall.

A.

    Launde, or Landa, abbey

Leicester.

P.

    Lavenden, abbey

Bucks.

A. P.

<>    Lavenestre  (cell of B. nuns for Almanesche,
               Norm.)

Sussex.

H.

    Lawardyn

Pembroke.

A. P.

    Leasingham  (cell of Bec)

Norfolk.

H.

    Lechlade

Gloucester.

H.

    Ledbury

Hereford.

A.

    Leedes, priory

Kent.

+

    Leeds  (see Elmet)

Yorks.

A.

  Lees, or Leighs

Essex.

A.

    Lees, St. Michael  (cell of Roucester)

Stafford.

C. (n.)

  Legbourne

Lincoln.

A.

    Leicester, St. Mary de Pré, abbey

Leicester.

Dom.

    Leicester

Leicester.

Franc.

    Leicester

Leicester.

A. (fs.)

    Leicester

Leicester.

S.

    Leicester

Leicester.

 

—end page 283—

 

ORDER.

HOUSE.

  <>
COUNTY.

H.

    Leicester, St. John’s

Leicester.

H.

    Leicester,  St. Ursula’s

Leicester.

H. (lep.)

    Leicester, St. Leonard’s

Leicester.

P.

*  Leiston, abbey

Suffolk.

<>Cl.
Cl.
<>†  Lenton, priory
               Cell : —Kershall
<>Notts.
Lancaster.

Carm.

    Lenton

Notts.

H.

    Lenton, St. Antony’s

Notts.

 

*  Leominster (see Reading).

 

B. (n.)

    Leominster, or Nonne-minster

Sussex.

A.

  Lesnes, abbey

Kent.

A. P.

    Lessingham (cell to Okeburn)

Norfolk.

A.

    Letheringham, priory

Suffolk.

H.

    Leverington

Cambridge.

<>Cl.
Cl.
<>*  Lewes, priory
             Cell : —Stanesgate
<>Sussex.
Essex.

Franc.

    Lewes

Sussex.

<>H.
H.
<>    Lewes, St. James’
                 St. Nicholas’
<>Sussex.
Sussex.

A. P.

    Lewesham  (cell to St. Peter’s, Ghent)

Kent.

Franc.

  Lichfield

Stafford.

H.

<>    Lichfield, St. John’s
                   Bacon Street H.     
                  
Poor Woman’s H.

Stafford.

B. (n.)

  Lillechurch, Higham

Kent.

A.

*  Lilleshall, abbey

Salop.

A. P.

<>    Limber Magna  (cell to Aulnay, or Aveney, Norm.)

Lincoln.

G.

    Lincoln, St. Catherine’s

Lincoln.

 

<>†  Lincoln, St. Magdalen’s  (see York, St. Mary’s).

 

Dom.

    Lincoln

Lincoln.

Franc.

  Lincoln

Lincoln.

Carm.

    Lincoln

Lincoln.

 

—end page 284—

 

  <>
ORDER.

  <>
HOUSE.
  <>
COUNTY.

A. (fs.)

    Lincoln

Lincoln.

S.

    Lincoln

Lincoln.

+

    Lincoln

Lincoln.

H. (lep.)

    Lincoln, Holy Innocents’

Lincoln.

H.

  Lincoln, St. Giles’

Lincoln.

H.

  Lincoln, St. Mary’s

Lincoln.

H. G.

    Lincoln, Holy Sepulchre

Lincoln.

 

*  Lindisfarne (see Durham)

 

B. (n.)

    Ling

Norfolk.

A. P.

    Linton (cell to Jacutus, St., Dol, Brit.)

Cambridge.

H. (lep.)

    Liskard, or Minhelled

Cornwall.

B. (n.)

    Littlemore

Oxford.

C. (n.)

    Llanclere

Glamorgan.

A. P.

    Llangennith  (cell to Evreux, Norm.)

Glamorgan.

A. P.

<>    Llangkywan, near Gresmond  (cell to abbey of
         Leyr, Norm.)

Monmouth.

C. (n.)

    Llanleir

Cardigan.

C. (n.)

    Llanlurgan

Montgomery.

C.

  Llantarnam, or Caerleon, abbey

Monmouth.

A.

*  Llantony, Old, priory

Monmouth.

Franc.

  Llanvaise, near Beaumaris

Anglesea.

A. P.

    Lodres  (cell to Montisburg, Norm.)

Dorset.

H. (lep.)

    Locko  (Note 1: A preceptory of Knights of St.
         Lazarus, temp. Edw. III.)

Derby.

A.

*  London, St. Bartholomew’s, priory

Middlesex.

A.

    London, Holy Trinity, Aldgate, priory

Middlesex.

C.

    London, St. Mary Graces, abbey

Middlesex.

B. (n.)

*  London, St. Helen’s

Middlesex.

Fran. (n.)

    London, (Note 2: For London, see also
              Clerkenwell and Haliwell), the Minories

Middlesex.

Hosp.

*  London, Clerkenwell

Middlesex.

 

—end page 285—

 

ORDER.

HOUSE.

  <>
COUNTY.

Carth.

*  London

Middlesex.

Dom.

    London

Middlesex.

Franc.

    London

Middlesex.

Carm.

  London

Middlesex.

A. (fs.)

  London

Middlesex.

Fran. (n.)

    London

Middlesex.

Cru.

    London

Middlesex.

S.

    London

Middlesex.

H.

<>    London, St. Mary’s, Spital, or New H. of our
           Lady, Bishopsgate.

Middlesex.

H.

    London, Elsing Spital, near Cripplegate.

Middlesex.

H.

    London, Charing Cross

Middlesex.

H.

    London, Denton’s, near the Tower

Middlesex.

H.

<>†  London, Domus Conversorum  (now Chapel
         of the Rolls.)

Middlesex.

H. (lep.)

    London, St. Giles’

Middlesex.

H.

    London, St. Giles’, without Cripplegate

Middlesex.

H. (lep.)

    London, Highgate

Middlesex.

H. B. (fs.)

    London, St. Mary Bethlehem

Middlesex.

H.

    London, St. Katherine’s, near the Tower.

Middlesex.

H.

    London, The Papey

Middlesex.

H.

    London, St. Paul’s

Middlesex.

H.

    London, Syon, or Brentford

Middlesex.

H.

  London, St. Thomas of Acres

Middlesex.

H.

    London, Whitington

Middlesex.

A. P.

    Long Bennington (cell of Savigny, Norm.)

Lincoln.

H. (lep.)

    Long Blandford

Dorset.

A.

    Longleat

Wilts.

H.

    Long Stow

Cambridge.

H.

    Lorwing

Gloucester.

 

—end page 286—

 

  <>
ORDER.

  <>
HOUSE.
  <>
COUNTY.

Carm.

    Losenham, in Newenden

Kent.

Hosp.

    Louth, or Maltby

Lincoln.

C.

*  Louth Park, abbey

Lincoln.

H. (lep.)

    Lowcrosse

Yorks.

A. P.

    Ludgarswell

Bucks.

Carm.

    Ludlow

Salop.

H.

    Ludlow, St. John Baptist’s

Salop.

B.

  Luffield  (cell of Westminster)

Northants.

H.

    Lutterworth

Leicester.

A. (n.)

    Lymbrook

Hereford.

H. (lep.)

    Lyme (?)

Dorset.

B.

    Lyminge

Kent.

B.

    Lynge

Norfolk.

 

    Lynn  (see Norwich Cathedral, priory)

 

Dom.

  Lynn

Norfolk.

Franc.

  Lynn

Norfolk.

Carm.

*  Lynn

Norfolk.

A. (fs.)

  Lynn

Norfolk.

H.

    Lynn, St. John’s

Norfolk.

H.

    Lynn, St. Mary Madgalen’s

Norfolk.

H. (lep.)

    Lynn, West Lynn

Norfolk.

H. (lep.)

    Lynn, Cowgate

Norfolk.

H. (lep.)

    Lynn, Setchhithe

Norfolk.

H. (lep.)

    Lynn, Mawdely

Norfolk.

 

    Lytham  (see Durham Cathedral, priory)

 

 

 

 




Index From: 

Gasquet, F. A., English Monastic Life, Methuen & Co., London. 1904.  251-317.
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