LIST OF ENGLISH RELIGIOUS HOUSES
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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 archÆologist.

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.
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.) = Bethlemite 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.
Franc. (n.) = Franciscan nuns.
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 Bethlemite Friars.
H.G. = Hospitals served by Gilbertines.
Hosp. = Knights Hospitallers.
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 house of women.

Yorks.
Bridport Dorset.
H. Bridport Dorset.
A.P. Brimpsfield (cell to Fontenay, Norm.) Gloucester.
Hosp. Brimpton Berks.
A. * Brinkburne, pr. Northumberland.
A.P. Brisett (cell to Nobiliac) Suffolk.
A. * Bristol, Great St. Augustine’s, abb. Somerset.
B. (n.) Bristol, St. Mary Magdalen’s Somerset.
Bristol, St. James’ (see Tewkesbury) Somerset.
Dom. * Bristol Somerset.
Franc. Bristol Somerset.
Carm. Bristol Somerset.
A. (fs.) Bristol Somerset.
H. Bristol, St. Bartholomew’s Somerset.
H. St. Catherine’s.
H. Gaunts, or Billeswyke H.
H. Trinity H.
H. (lep.) St. Laurence’s.
H. Lyons, or Lewins.
H. (lep.) St. John’s.
H. St. Margaret’s.
H. (lep.) St. Mary Magdalen’s.
H. St. Michael’s Hill.
H. Bartons.
H. St. Sepulchre’s.
H. Temple Street.
H. Temple Gate.
H. Redcliff Hill.
+ Brixworth Northants.
P. Brockley, or Brocle, West Greenwich (removed to Bayham) Kent.
P. (n.). Brodholm Notts.
A. Bromehill, pr. Norfolk.
Bromere (see Breamore).
Bromfield (see Gloucester, St. Peter’s).
B. (n.). Bromhall Berks.
A. Bromhill Norfolk.
Cl. * Bromholm, pr. Norfolk.
Bromley (see Stratford at Bow).
Bromwich, West (see Sandwell).
A. Brooke (see Kenilworth) Rutland.
H. Brough Westmoreland.
H. Broughton, near Malton Yorks.
H. Broughton-under-Blean Kent.
Hosp. Bruerne, or Temple Bruer Lincoln.
C. Bruerne, or Brueria, abb. Oxford.
+ Brunnesburg, or Bromburg Cheshire.
Fran. (n.) Brusyard Suffolk.
A. Bruton, abb. Somerset.
H. Bruton Somerset.
A. Buckenham, pr. Norfolk.
C. Buckfast, abb. Devon.
H. Buckingham Bucks.
C. Buckland, abb. Devon.
A. (n.). Buckland Minchin Somerset.
Hosp. Buckland Minchin Somerset.
H. Buckstead Sussex.
C. * Buildwas, abb. Salop.
Bullington (see Bollington).
B. (n.). Bungay (Bonna Gaie) Suffolk.
M. Burbach, or Eston, or Marlborough Wilts.
A. Burchester, pr. Oxford.
H. Burchester Oxford.
H. Burford Oxford.
+ Burgh Castle Suffolk.
A. (canonesses) * Burnham Bucks.
Carm. Burnham Norton Norfolk.
Burnham (see St. Mary de PrÉ).
A. * Burscough, pr. Lancaster.
Fran. (n.) Burshyard Suffolk.
H. (lep.) Burton Lazars Leicester.
B. Burton-on-Trent, or Modwenstow, abb. Stafford.
A.P. Burwell (cell to St. Maria, SilvÆ Majoris, Bordeaux) Lincoln.
B. * Bury St. Edmunds, abb. Suffolk.
Franc. Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk.
H. Bury St. Edmunds— Suffolk.
Wilts.
H. Crowmersh Oxford.
C. * Croxden, abb. Stafford.
P. Croxton, abb. Leicester.
P. cell:—Hornby Lancaster.
H. Croydon Surrey.
B. * Croyland, or Crowland, abb. Lincoln.
B. cell:—Freston Lincoln.
A.P. Cumbermere (cell to Savigny) Cheshire.
A. Cumbwell, pr. Kent.
A. Custhorpe (cell to Westacre) Norfolk.
C. * Cwmhyre, abb. Radnor.
Cyrus, St. (see Montacute).
+ Daeglesford, or Deilesford Gloucester.
+ Dacor Cumberland.
Hosp. Dalby Leicester.
P. * Dale, or Stanley Park, abb. Derby.
A. Darley, abb. Derby.
Dom. (n.) Dartford Kent.
H. Dartford, Trinity H. Kent.
H. (lep.) Dartford, St. Mary Magdalen’s.
+ Dartmouth Devon.
Cl. Daventry, pr. Northants.
B. (n.) * Davington Kent.
Deerhurst (see Tewkesbury).
B. (n.) De la PrÉ, or de Pratis Herts.
Carm. Denbigh Denbigh.
Fran. (n.) * Denney Cambridge.
H. Denwall Cheshire.
A. Denys, St., Southampton Hants.
Deping (see Thorney) Lincoln.
A. Derby (see Darley) Derby.
B. (n.) Derby, King’s Mead Derby.
Derby, St. James’ (see Bermondsey) Derby.
Dom. Derby Derby.
H. (lep.) Derby, Maison Dieu Derby.
H. (lep.) Derby, St. Leonard’s Derby.
B. Derent (cell to Rochester) Kent.
+ Dereham, East Norfolk.
P. * Dereham, West Norfolk.
H. (lep.) Devizes Wilts.
C. Dieulacres, abb. Stafford.
Temp. & Hosp. Dimsley (Temple) Herts.
Hosp. Dingley Northants.
Hosp. Dinmore Hereford.
A.P. Docking (cell to Ivry, Norm.) Norfolk.
+ Dodeling, or Dodelinch Somerset.
P. Dodford (see Halesowen) Worcester.
A. Dodnash, pr. Suffolk.
B. Dogmael’s, St., abb. Pembroke.
cell:—Caldey.
Franc. Doncaster Yorks, W. R.
Carm. Doncaster Yorks, W. R.
H. Doncaster, St. James’ Yorks, W. R.
H. Doncaster, St. Nicholas’ Yorks, W. R.
H. Donington Leicester.
M. Donnington, near Newbury Berks.
H. Donnington, near Newbury Berks.
A. * Dorchester, abb. Oxford.
Franc. Dorchester Dorset.
H. Dorchester, St. John Baptist’s Dorset.
C. * Dore Hereford.
C.(n.) Douglas Isle of Man.
* Dover, St. Martin’s (see Canterbury, Christ Church) Kent.
H. Dover, St. Mary’s Kent.
H.(lep.) Dover, St. Bartholomew’s Kent.
A. Drax, pr. Yorks.
A.(fs.) Droitwich Worcester.
H. Droitwich Worcester.
* Dudley (see Wenlock) Stafford.
C. Dunkeswell, abb. Devon.
A. Dunmow, pr. Essex.
C. Dunscroft, in Hatfield (cell to Rievaulx) Yorks.
+ Huntingdon.
H. Huntingdon, St. John Baptist’s Huntingdon.
Hurley (see Westminster).
B. Hyde, or Newminster, Winchester, abb. 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.
A. Ipswich, Holy Trinity, pr. Suffolk.
A. Ipswich, St. Peter’s, pr. 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 abb. of St. Jacutus, near Dol, Brit.) Cambridge.
+ Ithancaester Essex.
Ives, St. (see Ramsey).
B. (n.) Ivinghoe Bucks.
A. Ivychurch, pr. Wilts.
A. Ixworth, pr. Suffolk.
Jarrow (see Durham).
+ Jerring Sussex.
C. * Jervaulx, or Jorvaulx, abb. Yorks.
H. Jesmont Northumberland.
C. (n.) Keldholme, Kirkby Moorside Yorks.
+ Kempsey Worcester.
A. Kenilworth, abb. Warwick.
cell:—Brooke Rutland.
B. Kersey Suffolk.
Kershall (see Lenton).
A. Keynsham, abb. 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.
Dom. * King’s Langley Herts.
Kingsthorpe (see Northampton, St. David’s).
H. Kingston Surrey.
C. Kingswood, abb. Wilts.
H. (lep.) Kirby in Kendale Westmoreland.
A. Kirby Beller, pr. Leicester.
A.P. Kirkby Monks Warwick.
A. * Kirkham, pr. Yorks.
C. (n.) Kirkles Yorks.
C. * Kirkstall, abb. Yorks.
C. Kirksted, abb. Lincoln.
M. Knaresborough Yorks, W. R.
H. Knightsbridge Middlesex.
B. Kydwelly, Cadwell (cell to Sherborne) Carmarthen.
A. Kyme, pr. Middlesex.
Kyme, South, pr. Lincoln.
C. Kymmer, abb. Merioneth.
B. (?) Kynemark, St. Monmouth.
A. (n.) * Lacock, abb. Wilts.
A. Lacton, pr. 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.
Melchburne Beds.
Dom. Melcombe, or Milton, near Weymouth Dorset.
Cl. Mendham Suffolk.
Carth. Mendip (cell to Witham) Somerset.
Temp. & Hosp. Mere (see Temple Mere) Lincoln.
C. Merevale, abb. Warwick.
B. (n.) Merkyate, or De Bosco Beds.
A.P. Mersea (cell to St. Ouen, Rouen) Essex.
A. Merton, pr. Surrey.
H. Merton Wilts.
B. Michael, St. (cell to Malmesbury) Devon.
A.P. Michael’s Mount, St. (cell to Mont S. Michel) Cornwall.
A. Michelham, pr. Sussex.
Middlesborough (see Whitby).
H. Middleham Yorks.
B. * Milton, or Middleton, abb. Dorset.
H. Milton, near Gravesend Kent.
+ Milton Oxford.
A.P. Minster Lovell (cell to Ivry de Ibreio) Oxford.
A.P. Minting (cell to Leyr, France) Lincoln.
A. Mirdial Herts.
A. Missenden, abb. Bucks.
H. Mitton, near Kingston-upon-Hull Yorks.
A.P. Modbury (cell to St. Pierre sur Dives) Devon.
M. Modenden Kent.
Modney (see Ramsey).
B. (n.) Molesby, or Marton Yorks.
Molycourt (see Ely).
Cl. * Monk Bretton, pr. Yorks.
A.P. Monken Lane, Lena, or Monkland (cell to Conches and
Wotton Wawen)
Hereford.
B. Monketon (cell to SÉez and then to St. Alban’s) Pembroke.
Cl. Monks Horton, pr. Kent.
A.P. Monks Kirby (cell to Angier) Warwick.
A.P. Monks Tofte, or Tofte, near Beccles (cell of Preaux (de
Pratellis), Norm.)
Norfolk.
B. Monks Risborough (cell to Canterbury) Bucks.
A.P. Monkton Winterbourne (cell to Cluny) Dorset.
B. Monmouth, pr. Monmouth.
H. Monmouth, Holy Trinity Monmouth.
H. Monmouth, St. John’s Monmouth.
Cl. Montacute, pr. Somerset.
Cl. cells:—Carswell Devon.
Cl. Cyrus, St. Cornwall.
Cl. Holme Dorset.
Cl. Malpas Monmouth.
Morfield, or Morville (see Shrewsbury).
+ Morelynch, or Poledon Hill Somerset.
H. Morpeth Northumberland.
A. * Motisfont, pr. Hants.
Carth. * Mountgrace Yorks, N. R.
A. Mountjoy, or Heveringland, pr. Norfolk.
Hosp. Mount St. John Yorks.
A.P. Mount St. Michael (see Michael) Cornwall.
B. * Muchelney, abb. Somerset.
A.P. Muckleford Dorset.
Mulebrok, or Millbrook (see Beaulieu).
A.P. Munkland Hereford.
M. Muttlinden Kent.
H. Nantwich, St. Laurence’s Cheshire.
H. Nantwich, St. Nicholas’ Cheshire.
C. * Neath, abb. Glamorgan.
B. Neots, St., or Eynesbury, pr. Hunts.
B.(n.) Neseham Northumberland.
C. * Netley, Letley, or Edwardstow, abb. Hants.
P. Neubo, abb. Lincoln.
Franc. Newark Notts.
A. (fs.) Newark Notts.
H. Newark, St. Leonard’s Notts.
H. Newark, The Spital Notts.
Newbigging (see Hitchin).
A. Newburgh, pr. Yorks.
H.
+ Saltash Cornwall.
C. * Salley, or Sawley, abb. Yorks.
B. Samford (cell to Durham) Durham.
Hosp. Sandford (see Cowley) Oxford.
A. Sandford, or Newbury Berks.
H. Sandon Surrey.
B. Sandwell, pr. Stafford.
Carm. Sandwich Kent.
+ SandwichvKent.
H. * Sandwich, St. Bartholomew’s Kent.
H. Sandwich, St. Thomas’ Kent.
+ Sapalanda Hants.
A. Sarra Isle, or Scarthe (cell of Gisburne) Yorks.
+ Sawbridgworth Herts.
C. Sawtre, abb. Hunts.
Dom. Scarborough Yorks, N. R.
Franc. Scarborough Yorks, N. R.
A. (fs.) Scarborough Yorks, N. R.
H. Scarborough, St. Thomas’ Yorks, N. R.
H. Scarborough, St. Nicholas’ Yorks, N. R.
B. Scilly (cell of Tavistock) Cornwall.
H. Seaford Sussex.
H. (lep.) Sedeberbrook (see South Weald) Essex.
A. Selborne, pr. Hants.
B. * Selby, abb. Yorks.
B. cell:—Snaith Yorks.
A.P. Sele, or Beeding (cell of St. Florent, Samur) Sussex.
Carth. Selwood (see Witham)vSomerset.
H. (lep.) Selwood Somerset.
G. Sempringham Lincoln.
B. (n.) Seton Cumberland.
H. Sevenoaks, St. John Baptist’s Kent.
C. (n.) Sewardesley Northants.
B. (n.) Shaftesbury Dorset.
H. Shaftesbury Dorset.
P. * Shapp, or Hepp, abb. Westmoreland.
+ Shapwick Dorset.
A. Shelford, pr. Notts.
Carth. Shene Surrey.
Hosp. Shengay Cambridge.
B. (n.) * Sheppey (Minster in) Kent.
B. * Sherborne, abb. Dorset.
B. cells:—Horton Dorset.
B. Kidwelly Carmarthen.
H. Sherborne Dorset.
H. * Sherborne, St. John’s Dorset.
A. P. * Sherborne, West, or Monks (cell to St. Vigor’s, Cerisy) Hants.
H. (lep.) Sherburn Durham.
H. Sherburn, St. Mary Magdalen’s Yorks.
A. Sherringham (cell of Nutley) Norfolk.
Carm. Shoreham, New Sussex.
H. Shoreham Sussex.
G. Shouldham Norfolk.
B. * Shrewsbury, abb. Salop.
B. cell:—Morfield Salop.
Dom. Shrewsbury Salop.
Franc. Shrewsbury Salop.
A. (fs.) Shrewsbury Salop.
H. Shrewsbury, St. Mary’s Salop.
St. Giles’.
St. John Baptist’s.
A. Shulbrede, pr. Sussex.
C. * Sibton, abb. Suffolk.
A.P. Sidmouth (cell to Mont St. Michel, Norm.) Devon.
C. (n.) Sinningthwaite, or Senningthwaite Yorks.
Sion (see Syon).
G. Sixhill Lincoln.
Hosp. Skirbeke Lincoln.
A. Skokirk, or Stowkirk (cell of Nostel) Yorks.
Hosp. Slanden Herts.
Hosp. Slebach Pembroke.
Cl. Slevesholme, or Methwold (cell of Castleacre) Norfolk.
Snaith (see Selby).
B. (?) Snape Suffolk.
A.P. Tregony (cell to de Valle, Norm.) Cornwall.
A. Trentham, pr. Stafford.
Trew (see Letheringham).
A.P. Trewleigh (cell of St. Omer) Kent.
Dom. Truro Cornwall.
A. Tunbridge, pr. Kent.
A.P. Tunstall Devon.
G. (n.) Tunstall, near Redburn Devon.
P. Tupholm, abb. Lincoln.
Turbigh (see Trebigh).
B. Tutbury, pr. Stafford.
H. Twedemouth Northumberland.
A. * Twyneham, or Christ Church, pr. Hants.
A.P. Tykeford (cell to Marmoutiers, Tours) Bucks.
B. * Tynemouth (see St. Alban’s) Northumberland.
Tytley (see Titley).
B. Tywardreath, pr. Cornwall.
A. * Ulverscroft, pr. Leicester.
A.P. Uphaven (cell to Fontenelle) Wilts.
Urford (see Irford).
B. (n.) Usk Monmouth.
C. Vale Royal, abb. Cheshire.
C. * Valle Crucis, or De Valle Dei, abb. Denbigh.
C. Vaudey, abb. Lincoln.
+ Vagnaleck, or Pegnalech Northumberland.
A. Waburn, or Weybourn, pr. Norfolk.
B. Walden, abb. Essex.
Wallingford (see Alban’s, St.).
H. Wallingford Berks.
B. (n.) Wallingwells, or St. Mary de Parco Notts.
A. * Walsingham, pr. Norfolk.
A. (fs.) * Walsingham Norfolk.
H. (lep.) Walsingham Norfolk.
H. Walsoken Norfolk.
M. Walknoll, near Newcastle Northumberland.
A. * Waltham, Holy Cross, abb. Essex.
Walton (see Felix Stowe).
Cl. Wangford, pr. Suffolk.
C. Wardon de Sartis, abb. Beds.
Franc. Ware Herts.
A.P. Ware (cell to Utica, Norm.) Herts.
A.P. Wareham (cell to Lyra) Dorset.
+ Wareham Dorset.
A.P. Warham, St. Mary’s (cell to Mustrelle, Amiens) Norfolk.
B. Warmington, or Warrington (cell of York) Northumberland.
A.P. Warmington (cell to Preaux, or de Pratellis) Warwick.
A. (fs.) Warrington Lancashire.
A. Warter, or Watre, pr. Yorks.
A. (sep.) Warwick, pr. Warwick.
Dom. Warwick Warwick.
Temp. & Hosp. Warwick Warwick.
+ Warwick Warwick.
H. Warwick, St. John Baptist’s Warwick.
H. (lep.) St. Michael’s.
H. St. Thomas’.
Fran. (n.) Waterbeach Cambridge.
G. Watton Yorks.
C. * Waverley, abb. Surrey.
Wearmouth, or Weremouth (see Durham).
+ Weedon Northants.
A.P. Weedon Beck (cell to Bec) Northants.
A.P. Weedon Pinkney (cell to St. Lucian, near Beauvais, France) Northants.
P. Welbeck, abb. Notts.
Welhouse (see Wellow).
H. Welle Yorks.
A.P. Welles, or Well Hall, in Geyton (cell to St. Stephen’s, Caen) Norfolk.
G. Welles Lincoln.
H. Wells, St. John’s Somerset.
A. Wellow, abb. Lincoln.
+ Wendesclive, or Clive Gloucester.
P. Wendling, abb. Norfolk.
A.P. Wenge (cell to

Houses of the Black Monks (Benedictines and Cluniacs)
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