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Contents 1 Overview 1.1 Article layout 2 Abbreviations and Key 3 Alphabetical listing of establishments 4 List of Houses by County 4.1 Bedfordshire 4.2 Berkshire 4.3 Bristol 4.4 Buckinghamshire 4.5 Cambridgeshire 4.6 Cheshire 4.7 Cornwall 4.8 Cumbria 4.9 Derbyshire 4.10 Devon 4.11 Dorset 4.12 County Durham 4.13 East Riding of Yorkshire 4.14 East Sussex 4.15 Essex 4.16 Gloucestershire 4.17 Hampshire 4.18 Herefordshire 4.19 Hertfordshire 4.19.1 Hertfordshire non-Christian Monasteries 4.20 Isle of Wight 4.20.1 Isle of Wight non-Christian Monasteries 4.21 Kent 4.22 Lancashire 4.23 Leicestershire 4.24 Lincolnshire 4.25 Greater London 4.25.1 London non-Christian Monasteries 4.26 Merseyside 4.27 Norfolk 4.28 Northamptonshire 4.29 Northumberland 4.29.1 Northumberland non-Christian monasteries 4.30 North Yorkshire 4.31 Nottinghamshire 4.32 Oxfordshire 4.33 Shropshire 4.34 Somerset 4.35 South Yorkshire 4.36 Staffordshire 4.37 Suffolk 4.38 Surrey 4.39 Tyne and Wear 4.40 Warwickshire 4.40.1 Warwickshire non-Christian Monasteries 4.41 West Midlands 4.41.1 West Midlands non-Christian Monasteries 4.42 West Sussex 4.42.1 West Sussex non-Christian Monasteries 4.43 West Yorkshire 4.44 Wiltshire 4.44.1 Wiltshire non-Christian Monasteries 4.45 Worcestershire 5 Notes 6 References 7 See also

Abbeys and priories in England lists abbeys, priories, friaries and other monastic religious houses in England.

Overview

In this article alien houses are included, as are smaller establishments such as monastic granges and cells, and also camerae of the military orders of monks (Templars and Hospitallers). The numerous monastic hospitals per se are not included here unless at some time the foundations listed functioned as such. Over 1000 establishments in England are listed.

Article layout

The list is presented alphabetically by Ceremonial County. Foundations are listed alphabetically within each county.

Communities/provenance: shows the status and communities existing at each establishment, together with such dates as have been established as well as the fate of the establishment after dissolution, and the current status of the site.

Alt. Name: some of the establishments have had alternative names over the course of time. In order to assist in text-searching such alternatives in name or spelling have been provided.

Formal Name/dedication: shows the formal name of the establishment or the person in whose name the church is dedicated, where known.

References: presents links to online references to the particular establishment in addition to the general printed and online references given at the foot of this article. Establishments for which online references have not been specified are referred to within the printed references listed.

Location: provides a link to the geographical position of the site of the foundation where established. Where the location has been established the location is pinpointed (dependent on the available resolution of the map data), otherwise the general location is given in italic.

Monastic Glossary: following the listing, provides links to articles on the particular monastic orders as well as other terms which appear in the listing.

In this article alien houses are included, as are smaller establishments such as monastic granges and cells, and also camerae of the military orders of monks (Templars and Hospitallers). The numerous monastic hospitals per se are not included here unless at some time the foundation had the status of an abbey, priory, friary or preceptory/commandery.

A Monastic Glossary follow the listing, which provides links to articles on the particular monastic orders as well as other terms which appear in the listing.

Abbreviations and Key

The sites listed are ruins unless indicated thus:- * indicates current monastic function + indicates current non-monastic ecclesiastic function ^ indicates current non-ecclesiastic function $ indicates remains limited to earthworks etc. # indicates no identifiable trace of the monastic foundation remains ~ indicates exact site of monastic foundation unknown

Trusteeship denoted as follows:- NT National Trust EH English Heritage LT Landmark Trust

Other abbreviations trns transferred rmv removed c. circa (about) ante before post after fd. founded dis. dissolved rfd. refounded blt. built rblt. rebuilt

Alphabetical listing of establishments

List of Houses by County

Bedfordshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Beadlow Priory		Benedictine monks from Milbrook cell of St Albans Abbey in Hertfordshire fd. 1140/6 by Henry d'Albini abandoned 1435 reverted to the Crown, the buildings falling into decay thereafter	Saint Mary Magdalen Beaulieu Priory	[1] [2] & [3] [4]
				52°02′01″N 0°23′23″W / 52.033479°N 0.389822°W / 52.033479; -0.389822 (Beadlow Priory)
Greyfriars, Bedford #		Franciscan Friars fd. 1238 by Mabilea de Plateshull; dis. c.1539; granted to John Gostwyke	Saint Francis	[5] [6]
				52°08′20″N 0°28′29″W / 52.1388484°N 0.4748422°W / 52.1388484; -0.4748422 (Greyfriars, Bedford)
Bushmead Priory ^		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1195 by Hugh Beauchamp; dis. 1536; granted to Sir William Gascoign refectory incorporated into mansion built on site (EH)	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Bushmead Bissemede Priory	[7] [8], [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16]
				52°14′01″N 0°22′03″W / 52.233480°N 0.367530°W / 52.233480; -0.367530 (Bushmead Priory)
Caldwell Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1153 by Robert of Houghton; dis. 1536; granted to Thomas Leigh c.1562	The Priory Church of Saint John the Baptist at Caldwell Cauldwell Priory	[17]
				52°07′46″N 0°28′36″W / 52.1294575°N 0.4767251°W / 52.1294575; -0.4767251 (Caldwell Priory)
Chicksands Priory ^		Gilbertine monks and nuns fd. 1147 by Pain de Beauchamp and his wife, Rose; dis. 1538; granted to London grocer Richard Snow cloisters incorporated into private house Crown Property 1936; in grounds of Military base to 1995; Restored by MOD 1997-8	Saint Mary Chicksand Priory	[18] [19] [20] [21] [22]
				52°02′27″N 0°21′59″W / 52.040896°N 0.366417°W / 52.040896; -0.366417 (Chicksands Priory)
Dunstable Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1131 (or ante1125?) by Henry I; dis. 1540; granted to Sir Leonard Chamberlayne nave of church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of Saint Peter, Dunstable Dunstaple Priory	[23] [24] [25]
				51°53′10″N 0°31′04″W / 51.886026°N 0.517653°W / 51.886026; -0.517653 (Dunstable Priory)
Dunstable Friary #		Dominican Friars fd. 1259; dis. 1539		[26] [27] [28]
				51°52′59″N 0°31′17″W / 51.8831074°N 0.5214858°W / 51.8831074; -0.5214858 (Dunstable Friary)
Elstow Abbey +		Benedictine nuns fd. 1078 by Judith, niece of William the Conqueror; dis. 1539; granted c.1553 to Sir Humphrey Radcliff nave now in use as parish church	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Helena, Elstow	[29] [30]
				52°06′54″N 0°28′10″W / 52.114947°N 0.469502°W / 52.114947; -0.469502 (Elstow Abbey)
Grovebury Priory, Leighton Buzzard		Benedictine monks alien house, cell of Fontévrault fd. post1189; dis. 1414 farmhouse built on site	La Grave Priory; Leighton Buzzard Priory; Grovesbury Priory	[31] [32]
				51°54′14″N 0°39′35″W / 51.9037717°N 0.6598234°W / 51.9037717; -0.6598234 (Grovebury Priory)
Hardwick Preceptory #		Knights Hospitaller fd. ante?1279 dis. ante?1489		[33]
				52°05′05″N 0°29′53″W / 52.0847015°N 0.498054°W / 52.0847015; -0.498054 (Hardwick Preceptory)
Harrold Priory #		Augustinian nuns alien priory, daughter house of Arrouaise, Normandy fd. 1138 by Sampson le Forte; ceded to Great Missenden Abbey 1177 independent house 1188 dis. 1536; granted to William Lord Parr site occupied by farmhouse and a mansion named 'Harrold Hall', built 1608-1610	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Peter, Harrold Harwood Priory	[34] [35] [36]
				52°11′58″N 0°36′20″W / 52.1994534°N 0.6054738°W / 52.1994534; -0.6054738 (Harrold Priory)
Markyate Priory #		Benedictine nuns fd. 1145 by Ralph de Langford, Dean and Chapter of St Paul's; dis. 1537; granted to George Ferrers; site now occupied by a manor house named 'Markyate Cell' built on priory remains	Holy Trinity Mergate Priory; Market-Street Priory	[37]
				51°50′38″N 0°27′52″W / 51.8438715°N 0.4644084°W / 51.8438715; -0.4644084 (Markyate Priory)
Melchbourne Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller fd. 12thC by Lady Alice de Claremonte, Countess of Pembroke; dis. c.1550; granted to John, Earl of Bedford	Melchbourne Priory; Melchburn Preceptory; Mechelburn Preceptory	[38]
				52°16′17″N 0°29′33″W / 52.2712563°N 0.4924536°W / 52.2712563; -0.4924536 (Melchbourne Preceptory)
Millbrook Priory #		Benedictine monks fd. 1097 by Nigel de Waste; trns to Beadlow 1143
				52°02′10″N 0°31′26″W / 52.0359803°N 0.5239105°W / 52.0359803; -0.5239105 (Millbrook Priory)
Newnham Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular from the collegiate church of St. Paul, Bedford fd. 1247 by Simon Beauchamp; dis. 1539/41; granted to Urian Brereton	Saint Paul Newenham Priory	[39]
				52°08′27″N 0°26′42″W / 52.140758°N 0.445118°W / 52.140758; -0.445118 (Newnham Priory (approx. loc.))
Pulloxhill Grange		Augustinian Canons Regular; grange of Dunstable Priory
				51°59′40″N 0°27′12″W / 51.994315°N 0.453444°W / 51.994315; -0.453444 (Pulloxhill Grange)
Ruxox Cell		Augustinian Canons Regular cell for retired brothers from Dunstable chapel dedicated to St Nicholas
				52°00′45″N 0°28′32″W / 52.012428°N 0.475647°W / 52.012428; -0.475647 (Ruxox Cell)
Turvey Abbey *		Benedictine nuns As of 2005 in use adjacent to Benedictine monastery (see immediately below)	The Priory of Our Lady of Peace	[40]
				52°09′42″N 0°37′06″W / 52.161705°N 0.618389°W / 52.161705; -0.618389 (Turvey Abbey)
Turvey monastery *		Benedictine monks fd. 1980 in use As of 2005 adjacent to Benedictine Abbey (see immediately above)	The Monastery of Christ our Saviour	[41]
				52°09′41″N 0°37′09″W / 52.161251°N 0.619199°W / 52.161251; -0.619199 (Turvey monastery)
Warden Abbey #		Cistercian monks fd. 1136 by Walter Espec; dis. (surrendered by the abbot and monks) 4 December 1538 Elizabethan house built on site (of which exist only remnants) renovated 1974 (LT)	The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Old Warden Old Warden Abbey	[42] [43] [44]
				52°04′54″N 0°22′00″W / 52.081749°N 0.366583°W / 52.081749; -0.366583 (Warden Abbey)
Woburn Abbey #		Cistercian monks from Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire fd. 1145 by Hugh de Bolebec; dis. 1538; granted to John Lord Russell site now occupied by a mansion, estate and safari park	The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Woburn	[45] [46]
				51°58′58″N 0°35′43″W / 51.982858°N 0.595365°W / 51.982858; -0.595365 (Woburn Abbey)

Berkshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	Online References & Location
Ascot Priory, Winkfield		Anglican nuns fd. 1861-present		[47] [48]
				51°25′01″N 0°42′21″W / 51.416954°N 0.705700°W / 51.416954; -0.705700 (Ascot Priory)
Bisham Abbey #		Knights Templar preceptory fd. 1260 by Hugh de Spencer jr; dis. 1307 Augustinian Canons Regular priory fd. 1337 by William Montacute; dis. 1536 Benedictine monks' abbey fd. 1537 by Henry VIII; dis. 1538; granted to Sir Edward Hoby c.1554 Extant preceptory & demolished priory/abbey site now headquarters of the National Sports Council	The Abbey Church of the Holy Trinity, Bisham Bustlesham Priory	[49] [50]
				51°33′25″N 0°46′45″W / 51.557016°N 0.779225°W / 51.557016; -0.779225 (Bisham Abbey)
Bradfield Abbey ~		Documented 1066, included monks, status and site otherwise unknown
Brimpton Preceptory		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller	Brimpton Commandery	[51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57]
				51°22′41″N 1°11′54″W / 51.3781561°N 1.1983681°W / 51.3781561; -1.1983681 (Brimpton Preceptory (approx. loc.))
Bromhall Priory #, Sunningdale		Benedictine nuns daughter house of Chertsey fd. ante1200 by Edward, the Black Prince; dis. 1522 and given to Saint John's College Cambridge remains destroyed or incorporated into farm buildings	The Priory Church of Saint Margaret, Bromhall Broomhall Priory	[58] [59] [60]
				51°23′23″N 0°37′42″W / 51.3896194°N 0.6282806°W / 51.3896194; -0.6282806 (Bromhall Priory (approx. loc.))
Cookham Abbey ~		probable double monastery fd. ante 726; site now occupied by parochial church		[61] [62]
				51°33′40″N 0°42′27″W / 51.5611263°N 0.7075506°W / 51.5611263; -0.7075506 (Cookham Abbey (supp. loc.))
Donnington Friary ^		Crouched Friars fd. ante1404; dis. 1538 site now occupied by country house of named The Priory	Donington Friary	[63] [64]
				51°24′53″N 1°19′52″W / 51.414588°N 1.331057°W / 51.414588; -1.331057 (Donnington Friary)
Douai Abbey *, Woolhampton		Benedictine monks rmv from Douai, 1903-present	The Abbey Church of Saint Edmund, King and Martyr, Upper Woolhampton	[65]
				51°24′31″N 1°10′17″W / 51.408715°N 1.171454°W / 51.408715; -1.171454 (Douai Abbey)
Greenham Preceptory ~		Knights Hospitaller fd. 1199; dis. 1540		[66]
				51°22′44″N 1°16′51″W / 51.3787989°N 1.2807656°W / 51.3787989; -1.2807656 (Greenham Preceptory (approx. loc.))
Hurley Priory +		Benedictine monks fd. 1065 by Godfrey de Magna Villa; dis. 1536; granted to Leonard Chamberleyn c.1544 nave of church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Hurley	[67]
				51°33′03″N 0°48′31″W / 51.550922°N 0.808549°W / 51.550922; -0.808549 (Hurley Priory)
Kintbury Priory #		Benedictine nuns/double house fd. 1147 by Richard Bossu; dis. 1155; trns to Nuneaton	Saint Mary
				51°23′30″N 1°27′19″W / 51.391735°N 1.4552164°W / 51.391735; -1.4552164 (Kintbury Priory (approx. loc.))
Poughley Priory ^		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. c.1160 by Ralph de Chaddleworth; dis. 1524 remains (cellar range) now incorporated into post-dissolution farmhouse without public access	The Priory Church of Saint Margaret, Poughley	[68]
				51°28′44″N 1°24′06″W / 51.4788839°N 1.4016581°W / 51.4788839; -1.4016581 (Poughley Priory (approx. loc.))
Reading Abbey		Cluniac monks fd. 1121 by Henry I Benedictine monks c.1210; dis. 1539; granted to Edward, Duke of Somerset c.1550 quarried and dismantled c.1550-1643 ruins extant	The Abbey Church of Our Lady and Saint John the Evangelist, Reading	[69] [70] [71]
				51°27′23″N 0°57′55″W / 51.456367°N 0.965263°W / 51.456367; -0.965263 (Reading Abbey)
Reading Nunnery		979-1016 apparently on the site now occupied by St. Mary's Minster Church		[72]
				51°27′16″N 0°58′25″W / 51.454500°N 0.973690°W / 51.454500; -0.973690 (Reading Nunnery)
Reading - Greyfriars +		Franciscan Friars fd. 1233; dis. 1538 re-used as a Town Hall converted back to a parish church	Saint Francis	[73]
				51°27′24″N 0°58′36″W / 51.4567346°N 0.9766352°W / 51.4567346; -0.9766352 (Greyfriars, Reading)
Sandleford Priory ^		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. c.1200 by Jeffrey, Earl of Perch and his wife Maud; dis. 1478 remains converted to a country house now an Anglican Convent School	The Priory Church of Saint John the Baptist, Sandleford	[74]
				51°22′39″N 1°18′59″W / 51.3774596°N 1.3163853°W / 51.3774596; -1.3163853 (Sandleford Priory)
Stratfield Saye Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory, cell of Valmont Abbey fd. 1170 by Nicholas de Stoteville; dis. 1399 site now occupied by 17thC house named The Priory at Beech Hill in the Berkshire part of Stratfield Saye		[75]
				51°22′28″N 0°59′03″W / 51.374315°N 0.984226°W / 51.374315; -0.984226 (Stratfield Saye Priory)
Templeton Camera		Knights Templar
				51°23′40″N 1°28′56″W / 51.3944931°N 1.4823389°W / 51.3944931; -1.4823389 (Templeton Camera (approx. loc.))

Bristol

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	Online References & Location
Austin Friary, Bristol #		Augustinian Friars fd. 1313 by Sir Simon and Sir William Montacute; dis. 1538; granted to Maurice Dennis c.1543		[76][77]
				51°27′01″N 2°35′03″W / 51.450283°N 2.584094°W / 51.450283; -2.584094 (Austin Friary, Bristol (site))
Black Friary, Bristol ^		Dominican Friars fd. 1227/8 by Sir Maurice Gaunt; dis. 1538; granted to William Chester subsequently The Friars Quaker meeting house now Bristol Register Office		[76][78]
				51°27′26″N 2°35′16″W / 51.457296°N 2.58772°W / 51.457296; -2.58772 (Black Friary, Bristol (site))
Eremites Friary, Bristol #		Friars Eremites
				51°26′52″N 2°35′10″W / 51.4478424°N 2.5861323°W / 51.4478424; -2.5861323 (Eremites Friary, Bristol (site))
Grey Friary, Bristol #		Franciscan Friars fd. 1234; dis. 1538; granted to Mayor and citizens c.1541	Saint Francis	[76][79] [80]
				51°27′29″N 2°35′44″W / 51.4580983°N 2.5956488°W / 51.4580983; -2.5956488 (Grey Friary, Bristol (site))
White Friary, Bristol #		Carmelite Friars fd. 1256 by Edward I; dis. 1538; site successively occupied by a mansion and a boys' school; site now occupied by Colston Hall	The Blessed Virgin Mary	[76][81]
				51°27′17″N 2°35′54″W / 51.454655°N 2.598261°W / 51.454655; -2.598261 (White Friary, Bristol (site))
Sack Friary, Bristol #		Friars of the Sack fd. by 1266 dis. post1286; church continued in use 1322		[82] [76]
St James's Priory, Bristol +		Benedictine monks fd. 1120s, built by Robert, son of Henry I; dis. ; granted to Henry Brayne c.1543 nave was parish church 1374 fell into disuse 1980s in custodianship of the Little Brothers of Nazareth since 1996	The Priory Church of Saint James, Bristol	[83] [84] [85]
				51°27′31″N 2°35′35″W / 51.458596°N 2.593036°W / 51.458596; -2.593036 (St James's Priory, Bristol)
St Philip's Priory, Bristol		Saxon priory fd. c.900	The Church of Saint Philip and Saint Jacob, Bristol
				51°27′18″N 2°35′06″W / 51.454969°N 2.584987°W / 51.454969; -2.584987 (St Philip's Priory, Bristol)
St Mary Magdelene Nunnery, Bristol #		Augustinian canonesses fd. 1173 by Eva, wife of Robert FitzHarding; dis. 1536; granted to Henry Brayne and John Marsh	St Mary Magdalene
				51°27′32″N 2°36′13″W / 51.4589807°N 2.6035452°W / 51.4589807; -2.6035452 (St Mary Magdalene Nunnery, Bristol (site))
Bristol Cathedral Abbey: St Augustine's Abbey, Bristol +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1140 by Robert FitzHarding; dis. 1538/9 episcopal diocesan cathedral 1542-present	The Abbey Church of Saint Augustine, Bristol; Bristol The Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, Bristol	[86] [87] [84][88] [89]
				51°27′06″N 2°36′02″W / 51.45161°N 2.600536°W / 51.45161; -2.600536 (Bristol Cathedral Abbey)
Bristol Preceptory		Knights Templar church built on site of templar church, now in ruins
				51°27′08″N 2°35′12″W / 51.4520948°N 2.5867438°W / 51.4520948; -2.5867438 (Bristol Preceptory)

Buckinghamshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	Online References & Location
Ankerwycke Priory, Wraysbury		Benedictine nuns fd. 1160 by Gilbert de Mountfitchet, kt. and his son; dis. 1536; granted to Lord Windsor 1538/9 then to Sir Thomas Smith 1550/1 ruins in grounds of Ankerwycke House	Saint Mary Magdalene Ankerwick Priory; Ankerwyke Priory	[90] [91]
				51°26′37″N 0°33′26″W / 51.443643°N 0.557191°W / 51.443643; -0.557191 (Ankerwycke Priory)
Aylesbury Friary #		Franciscan Friars fd. 1387 by James Butler, earl of Ormond; dis. 1538		[92]
				51°48′54″N 0°48′47″W / 51.814956°N 0.813117°W / 51.814956; -0.813117 (Aylesbury Friary)
Biddlesden Abbey #		Cistercian monks from Garendon fd. 1147 by Ernals de Bosco; dis.1538; granted to Thomas Wriothesley 1540/1; remains demolished c.1727; site now occupied by private house named Biddlesden Park	Saint Mary Biddlesdon Abbey; Bittlesden Abbey	[93] [94]
				52°02′52″N 1°04′43″W / 52.047704°N 1.078473°W / 52.047704; -1.078473 (Biddlesden Abbey)
Bradwell Priory		Benedictine monks fd. c.1155 by Meinfelin, lord of Wolverton; dis. 1526 by Cardinal Wolsey for Christ Church, Oxford; granted to Arthur Longfield 1542/3; now in private ownership	Saint Mary Bradewell Priory	[95] [96] [97] [98]
				52°02′54″N 0°47′42″W / 52.048215°N 0.795074°W / 52.048215; -0.795074 (Bradwell Priory)
Bulstrode Preceptory		Knights Templar fd. ante1276 land passed to and leased on behalf of the Knights Hospitaller, though they had no commandery here		[99]
				51°35′08″N 0°34′40″W / 51.5854432°N 0.5777264°W / 51.5854432; -0.5777264 (Bulstrode Preceptory (approx. loc.))
Burnham Abbey *		Augustinian canonesses fd. 1265/66 by Richard, King of the Romans; dis. 1539; granted to William Tyldesly 1544/5 Anglican Augustinian Society of the Precious Blood, trns from Birmingham 1916	Saint Mary	[100] [101]
				51°30′56″N 0°39′37″W / 51.515523°N 0.66036°W / 51.515523; -0.66036 (Burnham Abbey)
Chetwode Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1244 or 1245 by Ralph de Norwich; 1460 annexed to Notley; dis. 1535; priory church continues in parochial use	Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas	[102] [103] [104]
				51°57′47″N 1°04′10″W / 51.963091°N 1.069469°W / 51.963091; -1.069469 (Chetwode Priory)
Gare Nunnery		'Destroyed'	Gore Nunnery; Gorefields Nunnery	[105] [106] [107]
Hogshaw Nunnery #		Sisters of St John nuns trns. to Buckland c.1180; site occupied by Knights Hospitaller commandery (see immediately below)		[108]
				51°53′45″N 0°55′44″W / 51.8958077°N 0.9287632°W / 51.8958077; -0.9287632 (Hogshaw Nunnery)
Hogshaw Commandery #		Knights Hospitaller fd. c.1180 on site of earlier nunnery (see immediately above); dis. 1470; granted to Matilda Lane c.1543; church in use until 1650; ruined by 1700		[109] [110] [111]
				51°53′45″N 0°55′44″W / 51.8958077°N 0.9287632°W / 51.8958077; -0.9287632 (Hogshaw Commandery)
Lavendon Abbey $		Premonstratensian Canons fd. c.1154-1158 by John de Bidun; dis. 1536; granted to Sir Edmund Peckham 1543; site now occupied by house named Lavendon Grange (once the home of relatives of Sir Isaac Newton)	The Abbey Church of Saint John the Baptist, Lavendon Lavinden Abbey	[112] [113]
				52°10′21″N 0°40′51″W / 52.1726355°N 0.6807178°W / 52.1726355; -0.6807178 (Lavendon Abbey)
Little Marlow Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. ante1218 (or 1244 by Jeffrey, Lord Spensar); dis. in, or ante1536; granted to John Tiltey and E. Restwold 1540	Saint Mary Little Merlow Priory; Minchin Marlow Priory	[114] [115]
				51°34′53″N 0°43′05″W / 51.5814299°N 0.7180971°W / 51.5814299; -0.7180971 (Little Marlow Priory)
Luffield Abbey		Benedictine monks		[116]
				52°04′16″N 1°01′34″W / 52.071°N 1.026°W / 52.071; -1.026 (Luffield Abbey)
Medmenham Abbey		Cistercian monks from Woburn Abbey fd. 1201/4 by Hugh de Bolbec; dis. 1547; granted to Robert Mone and others; converted into a manor house	The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Medmenham Mendham Abbey	[117]
				51°32′52″N 0°50′17″W / 51.547696°N 0.838104°W / 51.547696; -0.838104 (Medmenham Abbey)
Missenden Abbey ^		Augustinian/Arroasian Canons daughter house of St Mary de Bosco, Ruisseauville, France; fd. 1133 by William of Missenden; dis. 1538; granted to the Duke of Northumberland now a residential college rarely open to general public	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary, Great Missenden Great Missenden Abbey	[118] [119]
				51°42′02″N 0°42′10″W / 51.700571°N 0.702674°W / 51.700571; -0.702674 (Missenden Abbey)
Muresley Priory, nr. Ivinghoe		Benedictine nuns fd. ante1135 (or c.1160, or 1107-1129 or 1133); community evicted; granted to Sir John Dance c.1537	St Margaret; Meursley Priory; Mursley Nunnery; St Margaret's Priory; S. Margaret's in the Wood, Meuresley; St. Margaret's de Bosco; Ivinghoe Nunnery; Ivinghoe Priory; Ivanhoe Monastery	[120] [121] [122] [123]
				51°47′30″N 0°31′10″W / 51.7915385°N 0.5193266°W / 51.7915385; -0.5193266 (Ivinghoe (Muresley) Priory)
Newton Longville Priory		Cluniac monks alien house, daughter of Longville Abbey fd. c.1150; dis. 1442; granted to New College, Oxford, 1442; manor house built on site from priory remains 1550	Newington-Longaville	[124]
				51°58′28″N 0°46′03″W / 51.9743464°N 0.7675999°W / 51.9743464; -0.7675999 (Newton Longville Priory)
Notley Abbey ^		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1162 by Walter Giffard, Earl of Buckingham, and Lady Ermgard; dis. 1542; granted to Sir William Paget 1547; site now occupied by a private house without public access	The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin and Saint John the Baptist, Notley abbey de parco Crendon; abbey de parco super Thamam; Nuctele Abbey; Noctele Abbey; Nuttley Abbey	[125] [126]
				51°46′37″N 0°57′51″W / 51.7770148°N 0.9642112°W / 51.7770148; -0.9642112 (Notley Abbey)
Ravenstone Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1255 by Peter de Chaseport, Keeper of the Royal Wardrobe; dis. 1544 (1525); granted to Sir Francis Byran 1548; site occupied by 19thC Abbey Farm	Ravinston Priory	[127] [128] [129] [130]
				52°09′01″N 0°45′32″W / 52.1501893°N 0.7590249°W / 52.1501893; -0.7590249 (Ravenstone Priory)
Risborough Priory		Benedictine monks - doubtful establishment	Monks Risborough Priory	[131]
				51°43′57″N 0°49′30″W / 51.7323924°N 0.8249214°W / 51.7323924; -0.8249214 (Risborough Priory)
Snelshall Priory		Benedictine monks fd. 12thC (or c.1225 by Ralph Mortel); dis. 1535; granted to Francis Piggot 1538	Snellshall Priory	[132]
				52°00′10″N 0°48′46″W / 52.0027665°N 0.8127737°W / 52.0027665; -0.8127737 (Snelshall Priory)
Snelshall Gilbertine Priory		Gilbertine Canons
Tickford Priory		Benedictine-Cluniac monks alien house, cell of Marmoutier fd. 1140 by Fulk Paynell; dis. 1524; sold by James I to Henry Atkins, MD	Newport Pagnel Priory; Tyxford Priory	[133]
				52°05′10″N 0°42′54″W / 52.0861617°N 0.7148677°W / 52.0861617; -0.7148677 (Tickford Priory)
Widmere Camera		Knights
				51°35′43″N 0°48′03″W / 51.595315°N 0.8007789°W / 51.595315; -0.8007789 (Widmere Camera)
Wing Priory #		7thC Benedictine monks alien house, daughter of St Nicholas's Monastery, bestowed by Empress Matilda; fd. 13thC; dis.; granted to Sir Robert Dormer	Wenge Priory	[134] [135] [136]
				51°53′21″N 0°43′14″W / 51.889107°N 0.7204628°W / 51.889107; -0.7204628 (Wing Priory)

The following location in Buckinghamshire lacks known monastic connection:-

• Wycombe Abbey: Independent girls' school

Cambridgeshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	Online References & Location
Anglesey Priory, Lode		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1135 by Henry I; dis. 1535; granted to John Hynde c.1538; remains incorporated into private house named Anglesey Abbey 1591 (NT)	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin and Saint Nicholas	[137] [138] [139]
				52°14′14″N 0°14′20″E / 52.237244°N 0.238784°E / 52.237244; 0.238784 (Anglesey Priory)
Barham Friary		Crutched Friars fd. ante1272; dis.; granted to Philip Paris c.1539, and later to John Millecent, Esq.	Barkham Priory; Bercham Priory	[140]
				52°21′45″N 0°20′00″W / 52.3625763°N 0.3334093°W / 52.3625763; -0.3334093 (Barham Friary)
Barnwell Priory, Cambridge		Augustinian Canons Regular from St. Giles, Castle Hill, Lode fd. 1092 or c.1112 by Picot, a Norman lord, and his wife; dis. 1538; granted to Anthony Brown c.1546; granted to Edward, Lord Clinton c.1552; ruins underwent thorough destruction 1810		[141] [142]
				52°12′32″N 0°08′19″E / 52.209027°N 0.13852°E / 52.209027; 0.13852 (Barnwell Priory)
Cambridge - Austin Friary		Augustinian Friars fd. 1092; trns to Barnwell 1112		[143] [144]
				52°12′13″N 0°07′11″E / 52.2034842°N 0.1197445°E / 52.2034842; 0.1197445 (Austin Friary, Cambridge)
Cambridge Blackfriars		Dominican Friars fd. c.1258; dis.; granted to Edward Erlington and Humphrey Metcalf c.1543; Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge		[145] [146]
				52°12′14″N 0°07′26″E / 52.2038064°N 0.1237598°E / 52.2038064; 0.1237598 (Cambridge Blackfriars)
Blackfriars, Cambridge *		Dominican Friars fd. 1938; -present		[147]
				52°12′50″N 0°06′33″E / 52.21375°N 0.109201°E / 52.21375; 0.109201 (Blackfriars, Cambridge)
Cambridge Grey Friars		Franciscan Friars		[148] [149]
				52°12′28″N 0°07′12″E / 52.2077908°N 0.1199323°E / 52.2077908; 0.1199323 (Greyfriars, Cambridge (site))
Cambridge Pied Friars		Pied Friars fd. between 1273 and 1279		[150]
				52°12′44″N 0°06′49″E / 52.2120953°N 0.1135352°E / 52.2120953; 0.1135352 (Cambridge Pied Friars)
Cambridge White Friars		Carmelite Friars fd. by Edward I and other nobles; dis.; granted to John Eyer c.1544		[151]
				52°12′11″N 0°06′53″E / 52.2031094°N 0.1145947°E / 52.2031094; 0.1145947 (Whitefriars, Cambridge)
Cambridge - Friary of the Sack		Friars of the Sack		[152] [153]
				52°12′02″N 0°07′05″E / 52.2004331°N 0.1181781°E / 52.2004331; 0.1181781 (Friars of the Sack, Cambridge)
Cambridge - St Mary's Friars		Friars of St Mary 13thC		[154]
Cambridge - St Edmund's Priory		Gilbertine Canons fd. ante1291 by 'the bounty or gift of' B. fil. Walteri;originally intended by the Pope to be located at the friary of the Sack, but it was still occupied; dis. 1539; granted to Edward Ebrington (Erlington?) and Humphrey Metcalf c.1543	The Priory Church of Saint Edmund, Cambridge	[155] [156]
				52°11′58″N 0°07′12″E / 52.1993876°N 0.1201093°E / 52.1993876; 0.1201093 (St Edmund's Priory, Cambridge)
Cambridge - St Radegund's Priory		Benedictine nuns' cell fd. by John de Cranden, Prior of Ely; site now occupied by Jesus College, Cambridge	The Priory Church of Saint Mary and Saint Radegund	[157] [158] [159]
				52°12′33″N 0°07′29″E / 52.209086°N 0.124712°E / 52.209086; 0.124712 (St Radegund's Priory, Cambridge)
Chatteris Abbey		Benedictine nuns fd. 1016 (or 980 by Alfwen, wife of Ethelstan, Earl of the East Angles); dis. 1536; granted to Edward, Lord Clinton c.1551	Chateris Abbey	[160] [161]
				52°27′11″N 0°02′56″E / 52.453057°N 0.048851°E / 52.453057; 0.048851 (Chatteris Abbey)
Chippenham Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller under Clerkenwell fd. 1184 by William de Mandevill; dis.; granted to Sir Edward North 1540/1		[162] [163] [164]
				52°17′38″N 0°26′05″E / 52.2937824°N 0.4348183°E / 52.2937824; 0.4348183 (Chippenham Preceptory)
Denny Abbey		Benedictine monks, cell of Ely fd.1159 by Robert, Chamberlain of Conan IV, Duke of Brittany; Knights Templar preceptory fd. 1169; dis. 1308; Franciscan (Minor) nuns fd. 1308 by Mary de St Pol, Countess of Pembroke (Mary de St. Paulo, widow of Adomare, Earl of Pembroke); dis. 1536; granted to Edward Erlington 1540; currently part of the Farmland Museum (EH)	The Abbey Church of Saint James and Saint Leonard, Denny (1159-69); The Nunnery of Saint Mary and Saint Clare (1342-1539); Denney Abbey; Denney Preceptory	[165]
				52°17′40″N 0°11′13″E / 52.294491°N 0.186982°E / 52.294491; 0.186982 (Denny Abbey)
Duxford Preceptory		Knights Templar fd. 1273	Duxford Temple	[166] [167]
				52°05′37″N 0°09′38″E / 52.0936701°N 0.1605141°E / 52.0936701; 0.1605141 (Duxford Preceptory)
Ely Cathedral Priory +		?nuns/double monastery fd. c.673; secular canons 9thC Benedictine monks fd. 970; dis. 1540 episcopal diocesan cathedral 1109-present	The Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Etheldreda The Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity and Saint Etheldreda	[168]
				52°23′55″N 0°15′48″E / 52.398568°N 0.263447°E / 52.398568; 0.263447 (Ely Cathedral Priory)
Fordham Priory #		Gilbertine Canons fd. ante1227 by the Dean of Fordham; dis.; granted to Philip Parry 1540/1; site now occupied by private house named Fordham Abbey	The Priory Church of Saint Peter and Saint Mary Magdalene, Fordham	[169]
				52°18′03″N 0°23′22″E / 52.300918°N 0.389535°E / 52.300918; 0.389535 (Fordham Priory)
Great Wilbraham Preceptory		Knights Templar fd. 13thC	Wilbraham Temple	[170]
				52°11′51″N 0°16′15″E / 52.197638°N 0.270925°E / 52.197638; 0.270925 (Great Wilbraham Preceptory)
Hinchinbrook Priory		Benedictine nuns site now occupied by Hinchinbrooke House		[171]
				52°19′40″N 0°12′01″W / 52.3276584°N 0.2002805°W / 52.3276584; -0.2002805 (Hinchingbrook Priory (site))
Huntingdon Priory		Benedictine monks - ante1086; poss. secular college 1087 - 1106; Augustinian Canons Regular rfd. 1108; dis. 1538	St Mary	[172] [173] [174]
				52°20′01″N 0°10′44″W / 52.333487°N 0.1787907°W / 52.333487; -0.1787907 (Huntingdon Priory)
Ickleton Abbey		Cistercian monks remains now part of Abbey Farm		[175]
				52°04′13″N 0°10′23″E / 52.0703202°N 0.1730293°E / 52.0703202; 0.1730293 (Ickleton Priory)
Ickleton Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. 1190 by Aubrey de Vere, Earl of Oxford;dis.; granted to the Thomas Goodrich, Bishop of Ely 1538/9 now on site of Abbey Farm	Ikelington Priory	[176] [177]
				52°04′13″N 0°10′23″E / 52.0703202°N 0.1730293°E / 52.0703202; 0.1730293 (Ickleton Priory)
Isleham Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory fd. 1086; dis. 1414; granted to Pembroke College, Cambridge which converted the church into a barn and demolished monastery (EH)	The Priory Church of Saint Margaret, Isleham Linton Priory	[178] & [179] [180] [181]
				52°20′34″N 0°24′34″E / 52.342758°N 0.409412°E / 52.342758; 0.409412 (Isleham Priory)
Marmont Priory		Gilbertine Canons fd. 12thC by Ralph de Hauvill; dis.; granted to Percival Bowes and John Mosyer 1567/8;	Mirmaud Priory; Marmonde Priory;Welle Priory	[182] [183]
				52°35′19″N 0°12′14″E / 52.5885536°N 0.2040195°E / 52.5885536; 0.2040195 (Marmont Priory)
Newnham Whitefriars		Carmelite Friars trns from Chesterton 1249; occupied until 1292; trns to a new site in Milne Street		[184]
				52°11′33″N 0°06′19″E / 52.1924298°N 0.1052713°E / 52.1924298; 0.1052713 (Newnham Whitefriars)
Peterborough Abbey +		c.655 Benedictine monks fd. c.966; dis. 1539; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1540-present	The Cathedral Church of Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Saint Andrew, Peterborough Medeshamstede Abbey	[185] [186] [187]
				52°34′21″N 0°14′22″W / 52.572581°N 0.239484°W / 52.572581; -0.239484 (Peterborough Cathedral Abbey)
Ramsey Abbey		Benedictine monks fd. 969; dis. 1539; (NT)		[188] [189] [190]
				52°26′56″N 0°06′08″W / 52.449013°N 0.102278°W / 52.449013; -0.102278 (Ramsey Abbey)
St Ives Priory		Benedictine monks from Ramsey Abbey fd. 1017; dis.; house built on site		[191] [192] [193] [194] [195]
				52°19′19″N 0°04′18″W / 52.3220699°N 0.0717115°W / 52.3220699; -0.0717115 (St Ives Priory)
St Neots Priory		Benedictine monks, cell of Ely 974 cell of Bec 1113-dissolution	The Priory Church of Saint Neot, St Neots	[196] [197]
				52°13′40″N 0°16′12″W / 52.2277896°N 0.2698678°W / 52.2277896; -0.2698678 (St Neots Priory)
Sawtry Abbey		Cistercian monks from Warden Abbey 1147; dis. 1536	Sawtrey Abbey	[198] [199]
				52°25′38″N 0°14′24″W / 52.427328°N 0.239999°W / 52.427328; -0.239999 (Sawtry Abbey)
Shingay Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller fd. 1144 by Sibylla de Raynes, daughter of the Earl of Montgomery; Sisters of St John nuns' cell rmv to Buckland Priory c.1180; dis.; granted to Richard Longe 1540/1	Shengay Preceptory	[200] [201]
				52°06′30″N 0°05′19″W / 52.1083898°N 0.0885129°W / 52.1083898; -0.0885129 (Shingay Preceptory)
Spinney Abbey		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. between 1216 and 1228 by Hugh de Malebisse and Beatrix his wife; absorbed into Ely 1449; dis.; granted to Sir Edward North 1544/5; site now occupied by a house and farm	Priory of St Mary and the Holy Cross Spinney Priory	[202]
				52°19′20″N 0°16′47″E / 52.322181°N 0.279701°E / 52.322181; 0.279701 (Spinney Abbey)
Stonely Priory $		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. c.1180;dis. 1536	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Stonely	[203] [204]
				52°17′40″N 0°22′05″W / 52.294496°N 0.3680018°W / 52.294496; -0.3680018 (Stonley Priory (site))
Swaffham Bulbeck Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. prob. late 12thC by Isabel the Bolebec; dis.; granted to the Thomas Goodrich, Bishop of Ely 1538/9	The Nunnery of Saint Mary, Swaffham Swaffham Nunnery; Swafam Nunnery	[205] [206] [207] [208]
				52°14′31″N 0°16′51″E / 52.2420609°N 0.2808782°E / 52.2420609; 0.2808782 (Swaffham Bulbeck Priory)
Swavesey Priory		Benedictine monks Alien house; a private residence named 'The Priory' is supposedly situated on or near the site		[209] [210]
				52°18′21″N 0°00′12″W / 52.3058022°N 0.003444°W / 52.3058022; -0.003444 (Swavesey Priory)
Thorney Abbey +		anchorites or hermits ante972; Benedictine monks fd. 972; dis. 1539; church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of Saint Mary and Saint Botulph, Thorney	[211] [212] [213] [214] [215] [216]
				52°37′14″N 0°06′26″W / 52.6204873°N 0.1070899°W / 52.6204873; -0.1070899 (Thorney Abbey)
Waterbeach Abbey		Minoresses fd. 1294 by Denise Munchensey; gradually rmv to Denny 1351 due to flooding; dis. 1351	The Nunnery of the Piety of Our Lady and Saint Clare The Nunnery of Our Lady of Pity and Saint Clare	[217] [218]
				52°15′46″N 0°11′38″E / 52.2627108°N 0.1937574°E / 52.2627108; 0.1937574 (Waterbeach Abbey (site))

The following locations in Cambridgeshire lack known monastic connections:-

• Barnwell Priory Abbey: (The Church of Saint Andrew-the-Less, Barnwell), built adjacent to former Priory Church, called 'The Abbey Church'
• Buckden Abbey: Elizabethan mansion

Cheshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	Online References & Location
Chester Abbey +		?nuns -875 secular canons post907 Benedictine monks 1092; dis. 1540; episcopal diocesan cathedral 1541-present	The Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Chester (-875) The Abbey Church of Saint Werburgh, Chester The Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary, Chester (1541)	[219] [220] [221] [222]
				53°11′31″N 2°53′25″W / 53.191832°N 2.890193°W / 53.191832; -2.890193 (Chester Cathedral Priory)
Chester Abbey		c.906? secular canons; dis. 1547 episcopal diocesan cathedral 1072/5-1102	The Abbey Church of Saint John the Baptist, Chester The Cathedral Church of Saint John the Baptist, Chester 1072/5-1102
				53°11′20″N 2°53′08″W / 53.189023°N 2.885461°W / 53.189023; -2.885461 (Chester Abbey)
Chester Carmelite Friary		Carmelite Friars fd. 1279 (or ante1277) by Thomas Stadham; dis. 15 August 1538; granted to John Coke		[223] [224]
				53°11′18″N 2°53′39″W / 53.1883126°N 2.8940392°W / 53.1883126; -2.8940392 (Chester Carmelite Friary)
Chester Dominican Friary		Dominican Friars		[225]
				53°11′17″N 2°53′43″W / 53.1880394°N 2.8953427°W / 53.1880394; -2.8953427 (Chester Dominican Friary)
Chester Franciscan Friary *		Capuchin Franciscan Friars		[226]
				53°11′16″N 2°53′35″W / 53.187771°N 2.8930199°W / 53.187771; -2.8930199 (Chester Franciscan Friary)
Chester Grey Friary		Franciscan Friars fd. 1237/8 by Albert of Pisa; dis. 1537; granted to John Coke		[227]
				53°11′25″N 2°53′48″W / 53.19037°N 2.896625°W / 53.19037; -2.896625 (Chester Grey Friary)
Chester Friary of the Sack		Friars of the Sack fd. ante1274; community probably died out ante1300		[228]
Chester Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. ante12thC by Randal, Earl of Chester; dis. 1537; granted to Urian Brereton and Son; Site excavated prior to County Police Headquarters built on site 1964	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Chester	[229] [230] [231]
				53°11′46″N 2°53′38″W / 53.1960921°N 2.894015°W / 53.1960921; -2.894015 (Chester Priory (site))
Combermere Abbey		Savignac monks from Savigny fd. 1133 by Hugh de Malbane, Lord of Nantwich Cistercian monks 1147; dis. 1538; granted to William Cotton, Esq	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Michael, Combermere	[232]
				52°59′38″N 2°36′46″W / 52.993906°N 2.612742°W / 52.993906; -2.612742 (Combermere Abbey)
Curzon Park Abbey *, Chester		Benedictine nuns trns from Talacre 1988	The Abbey Church of Our Lady Help of Christians, Curzon Park, Chester	[233] [234]
				52°59′38″N 2°36′46″W / 52.993927°N 2.612756°W / 52.993927; -2.612756 (Curzon Park Abbey)
Darnhall Abbey		Cistercian monks from Abbey Dore fd. January 1271 to February 1274 by Edward I of England trns to Vale Royal	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary, Darnhall	[235] [236]
				53°09′57″N 2°32′54″W / 53.1658614°N 2.5483292°W / 53.1658614; -2.5483292 (Darnhall Abbey)
Hilbre Island		Benedictine monks' cell		[237]
				53°22′52″N 3°13′23″W / 53.381025°N 3.222942°W / 53.381025; -3.222942 (Hilbre Island)
Mobberley Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular	The Priory Church of Saint Mary and Saint Wilfrid	[238]
				53°19′06″N 2°19′00″W / 53.318291°N 2.316683°W / 53.318291; -2.316683 (Mobberley Priory)
Norton Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular trns from Runcorn 1134 by William FitzWilliam third rowspan=2|Baron of Halton raised to abbey status 1391, dis. 1536; granted to Richard Brooke part converted into private mansion 1545 demolished 1928 now in ownership of Norton Priory Museum Trust open to public as a museum	The Priory Church of Saint Mary at Norton Norton Abbey	[239] [240] Greene, pp. 2–3, 65–72. Starkey, pp. 9, 35–40.
				53°20′33″N 2°40′46″W / 53.342537°N 2.679403°W / 53.342537; -2.679403 (Norton Priory)
Poulton Abbey		Cistercian monks fd. 1153 by Robert, butler to the Earl of Chester; trns to Dieulacres Abbey 1214 due to incursions by the Welsh; subsequently re-used as a monastic grange; dis.; granted to William Cotton, Esq. c.1544	Pulton Priory; Pulton Abbey	[241] [242] [243]
				53°07′16″N 2°54′14″W / 53.1210749°N 2.9038239°W / 53.1210749; -2.9038239 (Poulton Abbey (approx. loc.))
Runcorn Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1115 by William FitzNigel second Baron of Halton trns to Norton Priory 1134 poss. on site now occupied by rowspan=2|All Saints parish church		[244] Greene, p. 1. Starkey, p. 9.
				53°20′37″N 2°44′12″W / 53.3435°N 2.73656°W / 53.3435; -2.73656 (Runcorn Priory)
Stanlow Abbey		Cistercian monks fd. 1178 by John FitzRichard, Constable and sixth Baron of Halton trns to Whalley Abbey 1296; continued to be maintained until 1442 as a grange under Whalley; dis.; granted to Sir Robert Cotton, Kt c.1553 no substantial remains, site inaccessible	Stanlaw Abbey	[245] Greene, p. 7. Starkey, p.31
				53°17′24″N 2°51′36″W / 53.290°N 2.860°W / 53.290; -2.860 (Stanlow Abbey)
Vale Royal Abbey		Cistercian monks trns from Darnhall fd. ?1277; Never completed; a project of King Edward I; dis. 1545; granted to Thomas Holcroft c.1543	Valeroyal Abbey	[246]
				53°13′29″N 2°32′33″W / 53.22476°N 2.5424981°W / 53.22476; -2.5424981 (Vale Royal Abbey)

Cornwall

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	Online References & Location
Abbey of St Mary and St Petroc, Bodmin*		Canons Regular of the Lateran[247]
Bodmin Friary #		Franciscan Friars fd. ante1260; dis. 1538		[248]
				50°28′47″N 4°43′11″W / 50.4797424°N 4.7196311°W / 50.4797424; -4.7196311 (Bodmin Friary (site))
Bodmin Priory ~		Celtic purportedly fd. 6thC; Benedictine (nuns?) rfd 936 Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1124; dis. 1539; church usd for secular and industrial purposes post-dissolution	Bodmin Monastery	[249] [250]
				50°28′14″N 4°42′56″W / 50.4706783°N 4.7156829°W / 50.4706783; -4.7156829 (Bodmin Friary (site))
Cardinham Grange #		purported medieval monastery		[251]
				50°28′17″N 4°39′05″W / 50.4714772°N 4.651401°W / 50.4714772; -4.651401 (Cardinham Grange (poss.))
Crantock Monastery		Celtic
				50°24′16″N 5°07′47″W / 50.4044422°N 5.129714°W / 50.4044422; -5.129714 (Crantock Monastery (approx. loc.))
Kea Monastery, Old Kea		Celtic
				50°14′14″N 5°01′55″W / 50.2371596°N 5.0318241°W / 50.2371596; -5.0318241 (Kea Monastery (approx. loc.))
Lammana Priory, Looe Island		Benedictine monks fd. 6thC Benedictine monks cell of Glastonbury and chapel ante1114; disposed of by Glastonbury between 1239 and 1329; chantry chapel of the Dawnay family ante1329; dis. 1549	The Priory Church of St Michael, Lammana Lammana Chapel	[252]
				50°20′37″N 4°27′34″W / 50.3436665°N 4.4594246°W / 50.3436665; -4.4594246 (Lammana Priory (site))
Lanwethinoc Monastery, Padstow~		Celtic fd. by Bishop Wethinoc site poss. occupied by the medieval Church of St Petrock at Padstow	Lanuthinoc Monastery; St Petroc's Church; Petroc-stow Monastery; Padstow Monastery	[253]
				50°32′28″N 4°56′35″W / 50.5412334°N 4.9429464°W / 50.5412334; -4.9429464 (Lanwethinoc Priory (poss. site))
Leigh Grange #
Madron Monastery		Celtic
				50°07′55″N 5°33′56″W / 50.1320235°N 5.5654335°W / 50.1320235; -5.5654335 (Madron Monastery (approx. loc.))
Manaccan Monastery		Celtic
				50°04′57″N 5°07′35″W / 50.0824805°N 5.1264954°W / 50.0824805; -5.1264954 (Manaccan Monastery (approx. loc.))
Minster Priory +		Celtic Benedictine monks fd. ante1190 by William de Bottreaux; dis. ante1407; slight remains of priory near the medieval parochial church	The Priory Church of St Mertherian, Minster Talcarne Priory'	[254]
				50°40′59″N 4°40′33″W / 50.6831697°N 4.6757019°W / 50.6831697; -4.6757019 (Minster Priory)
Mawgan in Pydar Franciscan Monastery *		Franciscan monks	The Franciscan Monastery of St Joseph and St Anne, St Mawgan in Pydar	[255]
Probus Monastery		Celtic fd. 10thC; dis. 1549		[256]
				50°17′45″N 4°56′39″W / 50.2957206°N 4.9442554°W / 50.2957206; -4.9442554 (Probus Monastery site))
Rialton Grange #
				50°25′18″N 5°03′39″W / 50.4217533°N 5.0607491°W / 50.4217533; -5.0607491 (Rialton Grange (approx. loc.))
St Anthony's Monastery, St Anthony		Celtic
				50°04′58″N 5°06′32″W / 50.0827008°N 5.1089859°W / 50.0827008; -5.1089859 (St Anthony's Monastery (approx. loc.))
St Anthony-in-Roseland Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular, under Plympton remains incorporated into a house called Place House		[356]
				50°08′53″N 5°00′49″W / 50.1480864°N 5.0135422°W / 50.1480864; -5.0135422 (St Anthony-in-Roseland Priory (approx. loc.))
St Buryan's Monastery, St Buryan		Celtic
				50°03′43″N 5°38′54″W / 50.0619878°N 5.6483459°W / 50.0619878; -5.6483459 (St Buryan's Monastery (approx. loc.))
St Carrok's Monastery, St Winnow #		Celtic	St Carroc Monastery
				50°22′58″N 4°39′10″W / 50.3829107°N 4.6527529°W / 50.3829107; -4.6527529 (St Carrok's Monastery (approx. loc.))
St Carrok's Priory, St Winnow #		Cluniac monks
				50°22′58″N 4°39′10″W / 50.3829°N 4.6527°W / 50.3829; -4.6527 (St Carrok's Monastery (approx. loc.))
St German's Priory +		secular canons Augustinian Canons Regular 1184-1539 episcopal diocesan cathedral c.936-1042 now in use as parish church	The Priory Church of Saint German, Saint Germans	[357]
				50°23′48″N 4°18′35″W / 50.396686°N 4.309699°W / 50.396686; -4.309699 (St German's Priory)
St Goran's Monastery, St Goran		Celtic
				50°14′35″N 4°48′04″W / 50.2430333°N 4.8010254°W / 50.2430333; -4.8010254 (St Goran's Monastery)
St Keverne's Monastery, St Keverne		Celtic
				50°03′19″N 5°05′21″W / 50.0551549°N 5.0890732°W / 50.0551549; -5.0890732 (St Keverne's Monastery)
St Keverne Grange#
St Kew Cell ~		purported Augustinian cell minster status confirmed by King Edgar 961-3; secular college -1283; church reblt. 1496 and restored 1883	St Daw (or St Docco) Saint Kew (from 1440)	[257]
				50°33′29″N 4°47′40″W / 50.5581469°N 4.7943735°W / 50.5581469; -4.7943735 (St Kew Monastery)
St Mawgan Monastery +		Celtic Cluniac monks
				50°27′45″N 5°01′31″W / 50.4625583°N 5.0253868°W / 50.4625583; -5.0253868 (St Mawgan Monastery (approx. loc.))
St Michael's Mount Priory+		Benedictine monks 1135 used alternately as fortress and monastery and private residence with public access (NT)		[358] [359] [360] [361]
				50°06′59″N 5°28′42″W / 50.116387°N 5.478329°W / 50.116387; -5.478329 (St Michael's Mount Priory)
St Neot's Monastery, St Neot		Celtic	Saint Aniet	[258]
				50°28′28″N 4°33′58″W / 50.4744424°N 4.5662114°W / 50.4744424; -4.5662114 (St Neot's Monastery)
St Piran's Monastery, Perranzabuloe		Celtic
				50°21′54″N 5°08′49″W / 50.3650105°N 5.1469231°W / 50.3650105; -5.1469231 (St Piran's Monastery (approx. loc.))
Scilly Priory		Celtic Benedictine monks, cell of Tavistock fd. 12thC; Tresco Abbey Gardens created by Augustus Smith around the priory remains in 1834	The Priory Church of St Nicholas, Scilly	[259]
				49°56′51″N 6°19′44″W / 49.9474643°N 6.328758°W / 49.9474643; -6.328758 (Scilly Priory)
Sclerder Abbey +		Dames de la Retraite fd. c.1843; dis. 1852 Franciscan Recollects fd. 1858; dis. 1864 Carmelite 1864; dis. 1871; Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary fd. 1904; dis. 1910 Minoresses from Rennes 1914-1920; Minoresses from Bullingham 1922-1981; Franciscan c.1925; Carmelite from Quidenham 1981; now no longer an abbey		[260] [261] [262]
				50°20′53″N 4°30′18″W / 50.347987°N 4.505089°W / 50.347987; -4.505089 (Sclerder Abbey)
Temple property +		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller
				50°31′49″N 4°37′07″W / 50.5301658°N 4.6185708°W / 50.5301658; -4.6185708 (Temple property (approx. loc.))
Temple Templars Preceptory #		Knights Templar dis. 1308-12		[263]
				50°28′41″N 4°23′50″W / 50.4780253°N 4.3971598°W / 50.4780253; -4.3971598 (Temple Templars' Preceptory (approx. loc.))
Tintagel Monastery [264]		remains interpreted as Celtic monastic fd. c.350 Norman castle built on site; current academic consensus regards earlier settlement as secular		[265] [266]
				50°40′07″N 4°45′39″W / 50.6685911°N 4.7608405°W / 50.6685911; -4.7608405 (Tintagel Monastery)
Trebeigh Preceptory #		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller ante1199; united with Ansty ante1432		[267]
				50°28′46″N 4°23′30″W / 50.4793361°N 4.3917525°W / 50.4793361; -4.3917525 (Trebeigh Preceptory (site))
Tregonan Grange		'Cistercian monks grange of Beaulieu Abbey fd. ante1263; dis. ante1527; "considerable remains" existing 1755 have since disappeared		[268]
				50°03′08″N 5°05′25″W / 50.0521825°N 5.0901407°W / 50.0521825; -5.0901407 (Tregonan Grange (site))
Tregony Priory ~		Augustinian Canons Regular	The Priory Church of St James, Tregony Tregoney Priory
				50°15′59″N 4°55′03″W / 50.2663016°N 4.9174118°W / 50.2663016; -4.9174118 (Tregony Priory (approx. loc.))
Convent of the Epiphany, Truro^		Community of the Epiphany, Anglican[269]
Dominican Friary, Truro		Dominican Friars		[270]
				50°15′48″N 5°03′18″W / 50.263296°N 5.0550118°W / 50.263296; -5.0550118 (Truro Dominican Friary (site))
Tywardreath Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory, daughter house of the monastery of St Serge at Angers fd. c.1088 or 1135; dis. 1536		[271] [272]
				50°21′24″N 4°41′38″W / 50.3565371°N 4.6939087°W / 50.3565371; -4.6939087 (Tywardreath Priory)

Cumbria

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Appleby Friary		Carmelite Friars	Appleby Whitefriars	[273] [274]
				54°34′52″N 2°29′23″W / 54.5812325°N 2.4897417°W / 54.5812325; -2.4897417 (Appleby Whitefriars)
Armathwaite Nunnery		Benedictine nuns fd. 6 January 1089 (dubiously purported)	(church dedicated to Jesus Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary) Armethwaite Nunnery	[275] [276]
				54°46′43″N 2°43′17″W / 54.7787245°N 2.721439°W / 54.7787245; -2.721439 (Armathwaite Nunnery)
Calder Abbey		Savignac monks from Furness fd. 1135-1137 trns to Hood Savignac monks from Furness rfd. c.1143 Cistercian monks 1147; dis. 1536 now in private ownership without public access	Caldre Abbey	[277] [278] [279]
				54°26′39″N 3°27′55″W / 54.444053°N 3.465173°W / 54.444053; -3.465173 (Calder Abbey)
Carlisle Cathedral Priory +		secular canons -1092 Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1122; dis. 1540 episcopal diocesan cathedral 1133-present	The Priory Church of the Holy Trinity, Carlisle The Cathedral Church of The Holy and Undivided Trinity, Carlisle (1133) Carlilse Priory	[280] [281]
				54°53′41″N 2°56′19″W / 54.894713°N 2.938607°W / 54.894713; -2.938607 (Carlisle Cathedral Priory)
Carlisle Dominican Friary		Dominican Friars fd. 1233 outside the city walls, but ordered to be demolished for a highway; moved 1237; dis. 1539		[282] [283]
				54°53′34″N 2°56′10″W / 54.8928253°N 2.9360694°W / 54.8928253; -2.9360694 (Carlisle Dominican Friary)
Carlisle Franciscan Friary		Franciscan Friars fd. 1233 church destroyed by fire in 1292 and rebuilt dis. 1539		[284]
				54°53′35″N 2°56′02″W / 54.8931153°N 2.9338163°W / 54.8931153; -2.9338163 (Carlisle Franciscan Friary)
Cartmel Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1189/94; dis. 1536/7 church now in parochial use		[285]
				54°12′04″N 2°57′08″W / 54.201157°N 2.952321°W / 54.201157; -2.952321 (Cartmel Priory)
Conishead Priory ^, Ulverston		Augustinian Canons Regular 1188 originally a hospital 1160 site now occupied by country house named 'Conishead Priory' and presently the home of the Buddhist Manjushri Kadampa Meditation Centre	The Priory Church of the Virgin Mary, Conishead	[286]
				54°10′23″N 3°04′05″W / 54.1731427°N 3.0679321°W / 54.1731427; -3.0679321 (Conishead Priory)
Furness Abbey		Savignac monks -1147/8 Cistercian monks -1124/7; dis. 1537 (EH)		[287] [288] [289] [290] [291] [292]
				54°08′08″N 3°11′53″W / 54.135513°N 3.198145°W / 54.135513; -3.198145 (Furness Abbey)
Holmcultram Abbey +, Abbeytown		Cistercian monks from Melrose fd. 1150; dis. 1538 church in parochial use until destroyed in an arson attack 9 June 2006; roofless boarded-up shell remains; restoration awaited	Holm Cultram Abbey; Holme Cultram Abbey	[293]
				54°50′43″N 3°16′59″W / 54.8453699°N 3.2830641°W / 54.8453699; -3.2830641 (Holmcultram Abbey)
Holme Eden Abbey		Benedictine nuns rmv from Fort Augustus 1921; dis. 1983 formerly Holme Eden Hall altered for use as a nursing home	Priory of Saint Scholastica
				54°54′18″N 2°49′31″W / 54.904928°N 2.825383°W / 54.904928; -2.825383 (Holme Eden Abbey)
Lanercost Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular poss. from Pentney Priory fd. c.1166; dis. 1537 part converted into private house named 'Dacre Hall' church now in parochial use (EH)	The Priory Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, Lanercost	[294]
				54°57′57″N 2°41′44″W / 54.96587°N 2.695513°W / 54.96587; -2.695513 (Lanercost Priory)
Nunnery near Kirkoswald		Benedictine nuns house named 'Nunnery House' built on site
				54°46′44″N 2°43′17″W / 54.778828°N 2.721401°W / 54.778828; -2.721401 (Nunnery near Kirkoswald)
Penrith Friary		Augustinian Friars fd. c.1291; dis. 1539house named The Friarage built on site 1717		[295]
				54°39′51″N 2°44′55″W / 54.6640465°N 2.7485991°W / 54.6640465; -2.7485991 (Penrith Friary(site))
Ravenstonedale Priory		Gilbertine Canons		[296] [297] [298]
				54°25′59″N 2°25′46″W / 54.43312°N 2.429481°W / 54.43312; -2.429481 (Ravenstonedale Priory)
St Bees Priory +		Benedictine monks fd. c.1120; dis. 1539, on site of earlier church c.900? church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of SS Mary and Bega, Saint Bees, Saint Bees St Bee's Priory	[299] [300] [301]
				54°29′38″N 3°35′37″W / 54.493913°N 3.593634°W / 54.493913; -3.593634 (St Bees Priory)
Seaton Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. early 13thC site now occupied by farmhouse named 'Seaton Hall'	Nunnery of Leakly, in Seaton; Seton Priory; Lekeley Priory	[302]
				54°17′50″N 3°22′23″W / 54.297187°N 3.372929°W / 54.297187; -3.372929 (Seaton Priory)
Shap Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons fd. 1199; dis. 1540 (EH)		[303]
				54°31′49″N 2°42′00″W / 54.530233°N 2.699901°W / 54.530233; -2.699901 (Shap Abbey)
Wetheral Priory		Benedictine monks from St. Mary's Abbey, York fd. 1106; dis. 1542	Wetherall Priory	[304]
				54°52′46″N 2°49′48″W / 54.879306°N 2.829993°W / 54.879306; -2.829993 (Wetheral Priory)

Derbyshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Barrow Camera		Knights
Beauchief Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons from Welbeck 1183 Administratively now located in South Yorkshire	Beauchief Priory; De Bello Capite Abbey	[362]
				53°19′59″N 1°30′03″W / 53.333154°N 1.500861°W / 53.333154; -1.500861 (Beauchief Abbey)
Bradbourne Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular
Breadsall Priory		Friars Eremites' friary ante1266 later Augustinian Canons Regular mansion built on site now the Marriott Breadsall Priory Hotel	Brisoll Priory	[363]
				52°58′08″N 1°26′02″W / 52.968844°N 1.433944°W / 52.968844; -1.433944 (Breadsall Priory)
Calke Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular cell ante1161 trns to Deepdale mansion named 'Calke Abbey' built on site		[364] [365] & [366]
Dale Abbey, Deepdale		Augustinian Canons Regular, Premonstratensian Canons from Newhouse fd. 1162/c.1200; dis. 1536 trns to Stanley	Stanley Park Abbey (De Parco Stanley) Le Dale Abbey	[367]
				52°56′39″N 1°21′02″W / 52.9441772°N 1.3505244°W / 52.9441772; -1.3505244 (Dale Abbey)
Darley Priory ^		Augustinian Canons Regular from Derby fd. c.1146 dis. 1538 a monastic building (probably the priory guest house) is now Darley Abbey public house	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Darley Darley Abbey Little Derby Friary	[368]
				52°56′28″N 1°28′42″W / 52.940987°N 1.478267°W / 52.940987; -1.478267 (Darley Priory)
Derby Abbey		Augustinian Canons Regular -1146 trns to Darley		[369]
Derby Benedictine Priory		Benedictine nuns
Derby Cluniac Priory		Cluniac monks' cell fd. 1140	The Priory Church of Saint James, Derby	[370]
Derby Black Friary		Dominican Friars		[371]
Gresley Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular	The Priory Church of Saint George, Gresley Greisley Priory	[372] [373]
King's Mead Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. c.1160		[374]
Locko Preceptory		St. Lazarus Hospitallers	Lockhay Preceptory	[375]
Repton Priory ^		double monastery later Augustinian Canons Regular now incorporated into Repton School buildings		[376]
Stydd Preceptory +		Knights Hospitaller fd. c.1136 now the Church of St. Saviour
Waingroves Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller
Yeaveley Preceptory, Stydd		Knights Hospitaller 1190 incorporated into farmhouse	Yeaveley and Barrow Preceptory	[377]

Devon

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Axminster Monastery		Saxon monastic community fd. ante757; secular college fd. c.936 by Athelstan; dependent on Yourk 1060 by King Edward until 1535; collegiate and parochial church poss. blt on site		[305]
				50°46′54″N 2°59′58″W / 50.7817388°N 2.9993668°W / 50.7817388; -2.9993668 (Axminster Monastery (poss. site))
Axmouth Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory, poss. monastic grange fd. ante1387 by Richard de Rivers, Earl of Devonshire; dis. 1414; granted to Walter Erle 1552		[306] [307]
				50°42′50″N 3°02′58″W / 50.7138945°N 3.0494463°W / 50.7138945; -3.0494463 (Axmouth Priory (site))
Barnstaple Priory		Cluniac monks fd. ante1199 by Johel of Totness; dis. 1535; granted to William, Lord Howard 1537/8	The Priory Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, Barnstaple The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin	[308]
				51°05′19″N 4°03′45″W / 51.0884729°N 4.0624362°W / 51.0884729; -4.0624362 (Barnstaple Priory)
Bodmiscombe Preceptory		Knights Templar poss. fd. 13thC; dis. ante15thC; apparently absorbed by Buckland Abbey 14th/15thC		[309]
				50°52′50″N 3°16′06″W / 50.8804798°N 3.2683682°W / 50.8804798; -3.2683682 (Bodmiscombe Preceptory)
Brightley Priory		Cistercian monks
				50°45′24″N 3°59′05″W / 50.756604°N 3.9846468°W / 50.756604; -3.9846468 (Brightley Priory (approx. loc.))
Buckfast monastery		Benedictine monks Buckfast Abbey (see immediately below) built on site		[310]
				50°29′35″N 3°46′32″W / 50.49295°N 3.775609°W / 50.49295; -3.775609 (Buckfast monastery)
Buckfast Abbey *		Savignac monks from Savigny fd. 1136 by by Ethelwerd, son of William Pomerei built on site of Benedictine monastery (see immediately above) merged with Cistercian order 1148 Cistercian monks 1148; dis. 1539; granted to to Sir Thomas Dennys 1539/40; Benedictine monks 1882-present	The Abbey Church of Our Lady, Buckfast Buckfastre Abbey	[311]
				50°29′35″N 3°46′32″W / 50.49295°N 3.775609°W / 50.49295; -3.775609 (Buckfast Abbey)
Buckland Abbey		Cistercian monks from Quarr fd. 1278 by Amicia Countess of Devonshire; dis. 1539; granted to to Richard Greynfeld 1541/2; (NT)
				50°28′52″N 4°08′01″W / 50.481188°N 4.133569°W / 50.481188; -4.133569 (Buckland Abbey)
Canonsleigh Abbey ^		Augustinian Canons Regular priory 12thC Augustinian nuns' abbey fd. c.1161 by William de Clarville, lord of Burlescombe; Augustinian nuns rfd. 1285, by Maud, Countess of Devon dis. 1539; remains now incorporated into farm buildings	Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint John the Evangelist, Leigh Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint John the Evangelist and Saint Etheldreda, Leigh Leigh Abbey	[378] [379]
				50°56′53″N 3°19′46″W / 50.948056°N 3.329444°W / 50.948056; -3.329444 (Canonsleigh Abbey)
Careswell Cell		Cluniac monks dis.; granted to John Etherege (Atherege) 1546/7
Chudleigh Abbey *		Brigittine nuns	The Abbey Church of Saint Bridget of Syon, Chudleigh
Churchill Monastery		uncertain order and foundation
				51°09′11″N 4°00′03″W / 51.1529705°N 4.0007401°W / 51.1529705; -4.0007401 (Churchill Monastery)
Cornworthy Priory		Augustinian nuns fd. 1205/1238 by the Edgecomb family; dis.; granted to Edward Harris and John Williams 1560	Court Prior	[380][381] [382]
				50°23′19″N 3°39′31″W / 50.3884826°N 3.6586618°W / 50.3884826; -3.6586618 (Cornworthy Priory)
Cowick Priory #		Benedictine monks, alien priory, cell of Bec 1144; granted to Eton College 1451; granted to Tavistock Abbey 1464; dis. 1538	The Priory Church of Saint Andrew Colwick Priory	[312]
				50°43′15″N 3°32′30″W / 50.7208284°N 3.541562°W / 50.7208284; -3.541562 (Cowick Priory (site))
Dartmouth Friary		Augustinian Friars poss. site of medieval monastic cell, church of St Petrox blt. on site 16thC		[313]
				50°20′32″N 3°33′58″W / 50.3422629°N 3.5660881°W / 50.3422629; -3.5660881 (Dartmouth Friary)
Denbury Grange
				50°30′55″N 3°45′52″W / 50.5153504°N 3.7645125°W / 50.5153504; -3.7645125 (Denbury Grange (approx. loc.))
Dunkeswell Abbey		Cistercian monks fd. 1201 by William de Briwere; dis. 1539; granted to John, Lord Russell 1534/5; site in multiple ownership, with the Holy Trinity parish chapel blt. on site 1842		[314] [315]
				50°51′48″N 3°13′17″W / 50.8633606°N 3.2213974°W / 50.8633606; -3.2213974 (Dunkeswell Abbey)
Exeter Priory +		fd. ?ante c.690; 'Benedictine' monks 932 secular canons 1050 episcopal diocesan cathedral 1050-present	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Peter The Cathedral Church of Saint Peter in Exeter	[383]
				50°43′21″N 3°31′47″W / 50.722476°N 3.529796°W / 50.722476; -3.529796 (Exeter Cathedral Priory)
Exeter Black Friary #		Dominican Friars fd. ante1232; dis. 1538; Bedford House built on site demolished 1773	Exeter Blackfriars	[316]
				50°43′26″N 3°31′42″W / 50.7237626°N 3.5282314°W / 50.7237626; -3.5282314 (Exeter Black Friary (site))
Exeter Grey Friary		Franciscan Friars fd. ante1240; moved by Bishop Bytten to site south of the South City Gate c.1292-1303 (see below); dis. 1538	Exeter Greyfriars	[317]
				50°43′17″N 3°32′14″W / 50.7212954°N 3.5370934°W / 50.7212954; -3.5370934 (Exeter Grey Friary (site I))
		Franciscan Friars moved by Bishop Bytten from behind the North and West Gates c.1292-1303 (see above)	Exeter Greyfriars	[318]
				50°43′19″N 3°32′08″W / 50.7219627°N 3.5356557°W / 50.7219627; -3.5356557 (Exeter Grey Friary (site II))
Exeter monastery		fd. 868 by King Etheldred		[319]
Exeter monastery		fd. 932 by Athelstan; monks repeatedly fled through Danish raids but recalled by Canute 1019		[320]
Exeter - Polsloe Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. c.1160; dis. 1536; largely demolished, remaining range converted into country house	The Priory Church of Saint Katherine, Polsloe, Exeter Polleshoo Priory	[321]
				50°44′03″N 3°30′07″W / 50.7342466°N 3.5018894°W / 50.7342466; -3.5018894 (Polslow Priory)
Exeter Nunnery #		Augustinian nuns prob rebuilt as the Deanery 15thC		[322]
				50°43′20″N 3°31′52″W / 50.7221851°N 3.5310262°W / 50.7221851; -3.5310262 (Exeter Nunnery (site))
Exeter - St James Priory #		Cluniac monks daughter house of the abbey of St Martin-in-the-fields, Paris; fd. ante1143 by Baldwin De Redverus (Rivers), Earl of Devon; dis.; house built on site called 'The Old Abbey'	St James	[323]
				50°42′31″N 3°30′56″W / 50.7086582°N 3.5155714°W / 50.7086582; -3.5155714 (Exeter - St James Priory (site))
Exeter - St Nicholas Priory ^		Benedictine monks fd. 1087 from Battle by William the Conqueror; dis. 1536; granted to Sir Thomas Denys 1540/1; private houses built on site 1820; monastic architecture restored; in ownership of Exeter Corporation 1913; open to public as a museum 1916; (closed for repair until 2008)	The Priory Church of Saint Nicolas, Exeter Benedictine Priory of St Nicholas	[384] [385] [386] [387] [388]
				50°43′19″N 3°32′06″W / 50.721847°N 3.53505°W / 50.721847; -3.53505 (Exeter - St Nicholas Priory)
Frithelstock Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. c.1220 by Sir Robert Beauchamp, Kt; dis. 1536; granted to Arthur Viscount Lisle 1537/8	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Gregory Frethelstoke Priory; Fristoke Priory	[324]
				50°57′18″N 4°11′19″W / 50.955019°N 4.188575°W / 50.955019; -4.188575 (Frithelstock Priory)
Hartland Abbey		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1161-9 by Gytha, wife of Earl Godwin, on the site of a secular collegiate foundation; dis. 1539; granted to William Abbot 1545/6; remains incorporated into Hartland Abbey house built on site	Hertland Abbey	[325]
				50°59′46″N 4°30′27″W / 50.9960801°N 4.5076132°W / 50.9960801; -4.5076132 (Hartland Abbey)
Indio monastery		uncertain order and foundation
Ipplepen Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular
Ivybridge Priory *		Sisters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary from St. Quay 1910 Augustinian (Augustinian Recollect) 1932-present, originally 'Cadleigh House'
Kerswell Priory		Cluniac monks
Leigh Cell
				50°18′34″N 3°48′39″W / 50.309351°N 3.8108826°W / 50.309351; -3.8108826 (Leigh Cell (approx. loc.))
Marsh Barton Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular became a cell of Plympton 1142; diss. 1539	St Mary St Mary de Marsh	[326]
				50°42′28″N 3°31′36″W / 50.7077681°N 3.5266435°W / 50.7077681; -3.5266435 (Marsh Barton Priory (site))
Modbury Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory fd. c.1140; extant 1430; granted to Eton College by Edward VI; nominally reverted to Tavistock Abbey c.1461-7	St George	[327]
				50°20′55″N 3°53′25″W / 50.3484848°N 3.8903457°W / 50.3484848; -3.8903457 (Modbury Priory)
Newenham Abbey		Cistercian monks daughter house of Beaulieu fd. 1246 or 1247 by Reginald de Mohun, Earl of Somerset; dis. 1539; leased to the Duke of Suffolk	Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary
				50°46′13″N 3°00′42″W / 50.7702986°N 3.0116272°W / 50.7702986; -3.0116272 (Newenham Priory)
Otterton Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory, cell of Mont St. Michael, Normandy fd. ante1087; dis. 1414; subsequently granted to Syon Abbey; granted to Richard Duke at the dis. of Syon 1539; part of claustral building converted into mansion		[328] [329]
				50°39′32″N 3°18′10″W / 50.6588593°N 3.3029044°W / 50.6588593; -3.3029044 (Otterton Priory)
Pilton Priory		Benedictine monks
				51°04′57″N 4°04′12″W / 51.0825523°N 4.0700912°W / 51.0825523; -4.0700912 (Pilton Priory (approx. loc.))
Plymouth - St Dunstan's Abbey		fd. 19thC	TThe Abbey Church of Saint Dunstan, Plymouth	[330]
				50°22′29″N 4°09′14″W / 50.3747894°N 4.1537869°W / 50.3747894; -4.1537869 (Plymouth Abbey)
Plymouth Black Friary		purported foundation of Dominican Friars 1431; site now occupied by the Black Friars Distillery; poss. confusion with Greyfriars		[331]
				50°22′04″N 4°08′16″W / 50.3677942°N 4.1378143°W / 50.3677942; -4.1378143 (Plymouth Blackfriars (purported))
Plymouth Grey Friary		Carmelite Friars fd. 1383; in private ownership 1513; dis. 1538		[332]
				50°22′07″N 4°08′09″W / 50.3686137°N 4.1358268°W / 50.3686137; -4.1358268 (Plymouth Greyfriars)
Plymouth White Friary #		Carmelite Friars fd. ante1296-7; dis. 1538	Plymouth Whitefriars	[333]
				50°22′18″N 4°07′50″W / 50.3716007°N 4.1305268°W / 50.3716007; -4.1305268 (Plymouth Whitefriars (site))
Plympton Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular ecclesiastical college fd. 904; Augustinian Canons Regular church blt on site 1121 by William Warlewas (Bishop of Exeter 1150-9); dis. 1539	The Priory Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Plympton	[334] [335] [336] [337]
				50°23′14″N 4°03′29″W / 50.3871692°N 4.0581608°W / 50.3871692; -4.0581608 (Plympton Priory)
Sidmouth Priory		purported site of foundation of Augustinian Canons Regular - probably a confusion of Benedictine foundation (see immediately below)		[338]
				50°40′34″N 3°14′49″W / 50.6760381°N 3.2468221°W / 50.6760381; -3.2468221 (Sidmouth Augustinian Priory (purported))
Sidmouth Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory or grange, daughter house of Mont St Michel fd. 11thC; dis. 1414;Bridgettine monks grange of Syon Abbey c.1431; dis. remains incorporated in Marlborough Hotel		[339]
				50°40′42″N 3°14′17″W / 50.6784092°N 3.2380807°W / 50.6784092; -3.2380807 (Sidmouth Priory)
Tavistock Abbey		Benedictine monks fd. 961/974 by Ordgar, Earl of Devonshire and his son; dis. 1539; granted to John, Lord Russell 1539/40; mansion built on site, now 'The Bedford Hotel'	Tavestock Abbey	[389] [390] [391] [392]
				50°32′58″N 4°08′40″W / 50.549396°N 4.144501°W / 50.549396; -4.144501 (Tavistock Abbey)
Teignmouth Abbey *		Benedictine nuns (fd. at Dunkirk, Flanders 1662, daughter house of Ghent) moved from Hammersmith 1862	The Abbey Church of Saint Scholastica, Teignmouth
				50°33′25″N 3°29′25″W / 50.556879°N 3.4903°W / 50.556879; -3.4903 (Teignmouth Abbey)
Torre Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons from Welbeck fd. 1196 by William de Briwere; dis. 1539; granted to Sir John St.Leger 1543/4; country house built on site, now in ownership of Torbay Corporation	Torr Abbey	[340] [341]
				50°27′48″N 3°32′28″W / 50.4633028°N 3.5409772°W / 50.4633028; -3.5409772 (Torre Abbey)
Totnes Priory		Benedictine monks alien priory fd. 11thC by John Aluredi; dis.; granted to Catherine Champernoun and others 1543/4
Totnes Priory		Cluniac monks

Dorset

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Abbotsbury Abbey +		Benedictine monks fd. c.1026; dis. 1539; much in private ownership, partly in parochial use	The Abbey Church of Saint Peter	[393] [394] [395]
Bindon Abbey		Cistercian monks (from Little Bindon) fd. 1172; dis. 1539; now in private ownership		[396] [397]
				50°40′50″N 2°12′29″W / 50.6805524°N 2.208142°W / 50.6805524; -2.208142 (Bindon Abbey)50°39′50″N 2°35′52″W / 50.6637832°N 2.5978374°W / 50.6637832; -2.5978374 (Abbotsbury Abbey)
Blackmoor Priory Hermitage				[398]
Bridport Friary		Carmelite Friars
Bridport Priory		order uncertain 13thC		[399]
Cerne Abbey ^, Cerne Abbas		Benedictine monks fd. 987 remains now incorporated into private house		[400]
				50°48′34″N 2°28′32″W / 50.8095043°N 2.4754858°W / 50.8095043; -2.4754858 (Cerne Abbey)
Christchurch Priory +		secular canons -1150 Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1150 dis. 1539 on site of earlier church demolished 1094 priory church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of Christ, Christchurch
				50°43′57″N 1°46′28″W / 50.7323673°N 1.7745562°W / 50.7323673; -1.7745562 (Christchurch Priory)
Cranborne Priory		Benedictine monks, fd. 980 by Aylward Sneaw (Snow); initially mother house of Tewkesbury Abbey in Gloucestershire, becoming dependent on Tewkesbury in 11thC; Abbot and 57 monks rmv to Tewkesbury 1102, Cranborne becoming a cell of that the abbey; dis. and surrendered to Henry VIII 31 January 1540		[401] [402] [403]
				50°55′07″N 1°55′26″W / 50.9186529°N 1.9237849°W / 50.9186529; -1.9237849 (Cranborne Priory)
Dorchester Friary		Franciscan Friars		[404]
Forde Abbey ^		Cistercian monks 1146/8?, 1136-1539 claustral remains now incorporated a mansion with public access
				50°50′33″N 2°54′41″W / 50.842587°N 2.911457°W / 50.842587; -2.911457 (Forde Abbey)
Frampton Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory, daughter house of Caen, Normandy; fd. ante1077		[405] [406] [407] [408] [409]
				50°45′11″N 2°31′49″W / 50.7531186°N 2.5302109°W / 50.7531186; -2.5302109 (Frampton Priory)
Friar Mayne Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller	Freyer Mayne Preceptory
Gillingham Friary		Dominican Friars		[410]
Holme Priory		Cluniac monks fd. 1142 parish church -1746 mansion built on site of remains	East Holme Priory; Holne Priory	[411] [412] [413]
				50°40′24″N 2°08′39″W / 50.6732505°N 2.1440305°W / 50.6732505; -2.1440305 (Holme Priory)
Horton Priory		Benedictine monks' abbey, fd. 961 reduced to priory status under Henry I, dependent on Sherborne Abbey 18thC church built on site of ruins of previous parochial church on the site of the priory	St Wolfrida Horton Abbey	[414][415] [416]
				50°52′00″N 1°57′31″W / 50.8665449°N 1.9585222°W / 50.8665449; -1.9585222 (Horton Priory)
Little Bindon Abbey		Cistercian monks (from Forde) fd. 1171-1172 trns to Bindon 1172
Loders Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory (under St Mary de Montebourg Abbey, Normandy) Carthusian monks under the monastery of St Anne at Coventry 1399-1414 Brigetine nuns (under Syon, Isleworth) 1414		[417] [418] [419]
				50°44′45″N 2°43′21″W / 50.7458653°N 2.7225387°W / 50.7458653; -2.7225387 (Loders Priory)
Lulworth Abbey		Trappist monks (from Val Sainte, Switzerland) 1795, Abbey 1813-1817 returned to Melleray 1817		[420]
Milton Abbey ^, Milton Abbas		Benedictine monks fd. 938/964; dis. 1539; remains incorporated into a mansion 1771 now in use as a school without public access	The Priory Church of Saint Michael and Saint Mary, Milton Abbas	[421]
				50°49′11″N 2°17′15″W / 50.8198488°N 2.2876132°W / 50.8198488; -2.2876132 (Milton Abbey)
Muckleford Grange		Possible cell on estate granted to Tiron Abbey, Normandy, though estate was controlled by Andwell in Hampshire
Piddletrenthide Priory		Benedictine monks
Povington Priory		Alien house		[422] [423]
Shaftesbury Abbey		Benedictine nuns fd. c.888; dis. 1539; remains now within a walled garden		[424] [425] [426] [427] [428]
				51°00′19″N 2°11′55″W / 51.0053132°N 2.1986201°W / 51.0053132; -2.1986201 (Shaftesbury Abbey)
Sherborne Abbey ^		Benedictine monks fd. 998; dis. 1536; church now in parochial use monastic buildings now incorporated into a public school
				50°56′48″N 2°31′00″W / 50.9467121°N 2.5166363°W / 50.9467121; -2.5166363 (Sherborne Abbey)
Shapwick Grange
Spettisbury Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular		[429]
Spetisbury Priory		Benedictine nuns, alien cell of abbey of St. Peter of Préaux in Normandy	Spettisbury Priory	[430] [431]
Stour Provost Grange
Tarrant Abbey		Cistercian nuns fd. c.1100; dis. 1540s site now occupied by Abbey Farm, Abbey Hall may incorporate abbey remains	Tarrant Crawford Abbey; Tarrant Kains Abbey; poss. 'Camesterne'	[432] [433]
				50°49′53″N 2°07′20″W / 50.831431°N 2.1222764°W / 50.831431; -2.1222764 (Tarrant Abbey)
Wareham Nunnery		Benedictine nuns, reputedly fd. late7th/early8thC; said to have been destroyed by the Danes 876 and 1015
				50°41′03″N 2°06′28″W / 50.6842894°N 2.1077391°W / 50.6842894; -2.1077391 (Wareham Nunnery)
Wareham Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory, cell of Tire Abbey, Normandy fd. 11thC; built on site of earlier nunnery (see immediately above); ownership passed to Mount Grace, Yorkshire 1398; dis. 1536	Lady St. Mary Priory	[434] [435] [436]
				50°41′03″N 2°06′28″W / 50.6842896°N 2.1077389°W / 50.6842896; -2.1077389 (Wareham Priory)
West Lulworth Priory		Cistercian monks trns to Bindon		[437]
Wilcheswood monastery		order and foundation uncertain	Wilkswood
Wimborne Minster		Benedictine nuns converted into a college of secular canons	Saint Cuthburga	[438] [439]
				50°47′56″N 1°59′17″W / 50.798978°N 1.9880909°W / 50.798978; -1.9880909 (Wimborne Minster)
Winterborn Monkton Grange			Winterborn Grange; Winterborn Monckton	[440] [441]

County Durham

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Baxterwood Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular (from Gisborough)
				54°46′23″N 1°34′36″W / 54.773093°N 1.576667°W / 54.773093; -1.576667 (Durham Cathedral Priory)
Durham Cathedral Priory +		secular canons 997 Benedictine monks 1093-1540; episcopal diocesan cathedral 997-present	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Cuthbert, Durham The Cathedral Church of Christ and Blessed Mary the Virgin, Durham	[442]
Durham Abbey *		Poor Clares nuns
Egglestone Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons (from Easby) c.1195, 1198-1540 converted into a house 1548 then labourers cottages (rowspan=2|EH)
Finchale Priory		Benedictine monks 1115 (EH)
Jarrow Priory		Benedictine monks 681/2	The Priory Church of Saint Paul, Jarrow St. Paul's Monastery
Neasham Priory		Benedictine nuns ante1156 a 19thC house named Neasham Abbey now stands near the site
Wearmouth Abbey, Monkswearmouth		Benedictine monks 674	The Abbey Church of Saint Peter, Wearmouth

East Riding of Yorkshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Beverley Minster +		built on site of secular canons' monastery, secular canons fd. c.700; dis. 1547, collegiate	The Parish Church of Saint John and Saint Martin, Beverley	[443] [444] [445] [446]
Blackfriars, Beverley		Dominican Friars 1267
				53°50′21″N 0°25′29″W / 53.839167°N 0.424722°W / 53.839167; -0.424722 (Beverley Minster)
Greyfriars, Beverley		Franciscan Friars 1230s
Bridlington Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1114; dis. 1537 church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Bridlington	[447] [448]
				54°05′40″N 0°12′06″W / 54.0943418°N 0.2017772°W / 54.0943418; -0.2017772 (Bridlington Priory)
Faxfleet Preceptory		Knights Templar 1185-1308/12 site now occupied by a fortified manor house		[449]
				53°38′06″N 1°15′40″W / 53.634995°N 1.2610003°W / 53.634995; -1.2610003 (Faxfleet Preceptory)
Haltemprice Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1327; dis. 1536
				53°45′53″N 0°25′15″W / 53.7646128°N 0.4208171°W / 53.7646128; -0.4208171 (Haltemprice Priory)
Hemingbrough Minster
Howden Minster		secular canons fd. 1267; dis. 1550, collegiate	The Collegiate and Minster Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Howden	[450] [451] [452] [453]
				53°44′43″N 0°52′02″W / 53.7453149°N 0.8672923°W / 53.7453149; -0.8672923 (Howden Minster)
Meaux Abbey		Cistercian monks fd. 1150; dis. 1539 site now occupied at Crown Farm, in private ownership
				53°50′23″N 0°20′30″W / 53.8397283°N 0.341531°W / 53.8397283; -0.341531 (Meaux Abbey)
North Ferriby Priory #		Knights Templar preceptory fd. by Eustace fitz John c.1140; Augustinian Canons Regular priory; dis. 1536-7; granted to Thomas Culpeper c.1540	The Priory Church of St Marie North Ferriby Preceptory; North Ferry Priory	[454] [455] [456]
				53°43′06″N 0°30′21″W / 53.7183362°N 0.50587°W / 53.7183362; -0.50587 (North Ferriby Priory)
Nunburnholme Priory		Benedictine nuns 12th/13thC	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Nunburnholme	[457]
Nunkeeling Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. 1152 by Agnes de Arches (Agnes de Catfoss)	The Priory Church of Saint Mary Magdalene, Keeling Nonnekelyng Priory	[458]
Swine Priory +		Cistercian nuns fd. 12thC by Robert de Verli; dis.; granted to Sir Richard Gresham c.1540 now in parochial use	Swinhey Priory	[459] [460] [461]
				53°48′23″N 0°16′45″W / 53.806268°N 0.279070°W / 53.806268; -0.279070 (Swine Priory)
Thicket Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. 12thC by Roger Fitz Roger; dis.; granted to John Aske c.1541	Thickhed Priory
				53°53′00″N 0°56′28″W / 53.8832121°N 0.9411603°W / 53.8832121; -0.9411603 (Thicket Priory)
Warter Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular abbey alien house, daughter of Arrouaise; independent 1162; fd. 1132 by Jeffery (Geffrey) Fitz Pain;priory 1181/92 to dissolution; dis. 1536; granted to Thomas, Earl of Rutland c.1540 priory church remained in parochial use until demolition in 1864; the present village parochial church of St James was built on site		[462] [463]
				53°56′34″N 0°40′34″W / 53.9428563°N 0.6761903°W / 53.9428563; -0.6761903 (Warter Priory)
Watton Priory		Gilbertine double monastery fd. 1150; dis. 1539 on the site of an earlier priory (686) house named Watton Abbey on site which is now in private ownership		[464] [465]
				53°56′05″N 0°26′34″W / 53.9348214°N 0.4427683°W / 53.9348214; -0.4427683 (Watton Priory)
Wilberfoss Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. c.1154 by Alan de Cotton; dis. 1539; granted to George Gale c.1543	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Wilberfoss Wilburfosse Priory

East Sussex

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Battle Abbey		Benedictine monks fd. 1094; dis. 1538 (EH)	The Abbey Church of the Holy Trinity, Saint Mary and Saint Martin
				50°54′52″N 0°29′15″E / 50.9145167°N 0.4874861°E / 50.9145167; 0.4874861 (Battle Abbey)
Bayham Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons from Otham 1208; dis. 1525 (EH)		[466] [467]
				51°06′14″N 0°21′19″E / 51.103846°N 0.355232°E / 51.103846; 0.355232 (Bayham Abbey)
Hastings Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd.1189-99; dis. 1413; structure physically moved inland to Warbleton due to encroachment of the sea; masonry from the establishment was excavated during the construction of the Ritz Cinema	The Priory Church of the Holy Trinity, Hastings	[342]
				50°51′22″N 0°34′37″E / 50.8561464°N 0.5768815°E / 50.8561464; 0.5768815 (Hastings Priory)
Langney Priory		Cluniac monks
Lewes Priory		Cluniac monks fd. 1077
				50°52′05″N 0°00′31″E / 50.8681479°N 0.0084758°E / 50.8681479; 0.0084758 (Lewes Priory)
Michelham Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1229; dis. 1536; remains incorporated into a mansion; now in ownership of Sussex Archaeological Society	The Priory Church of the Holy Trinity, Michelham	[343] [344] [345] [346] [347] [348] [349] [350]
				50°51′46″N 0°12′51″E / 50.8626495°N 0.2140376°E / 50.8626495; 0.2140376 (Michelham Priory)
Otham Abbey, Polegate		Premonstratensian Canons fd. 1175 by Ralph de Dene; (united with Bayham) 1208, becoming a grange; dis. 1526	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Laurence	[351]
				50°49′47″N 0°15′07″E / 50.8296793°N 0.252015°E / 50.8296793; 0.252015 (Otham Abbey)
Robertsbridge Abbey		Cistercian monks trns from Salehurst c.1250; dis. 1538; site now occupied by a private house without public access	[352]
				50°59′26″N 0°29′27″E / 50.9905867°N 0.4907906°E / 50.9905867; 0.4907906 (Robertsbridge Abbey)
Friary of the Sack, Rye		Friars of the Sack
Friary of St Anthony, Rye		Franciscan Friars	The Friary Church of Saint Anthony of Padua
Salehurst Abbey		Cistercian monks from Boxley 1176-c.1250 trns to Robertsbrige c.1250
Warbleton Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1413; dis. 1536; moved from Hastings now in private ownership without public access	The Priory Church of the Holy Trinity, Hastings New Hastings Priory; Rushlake Priory	[353] [354] [355]
				50°56′21″N 0°20′04″E / 50.9392979°N 0.3343213°E / 50.9392979; 0.3343213 (Warbleton Priory (aka Rushlake Priory / New Hastings Priory))
Wilmington Priory +		Benedictine monks, alien house of Grestein Priory fd. c.1243 by Herluin; dis. 1414; granted to Dean and Chapter of Chichester; granted to Sir Richard Sackville 1565; site now occupied by parochial church		[356] [357] [358]
				50°49′02″N 0°11′25″E / 50.817212°N 0.190174°E / 50.817212; 0.190174 (Wilmington Priory))
Black Friars, Winchelsea		Dominican Friars fd. 1358; dis. 1538	The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Winchelsea	[359] [360]
				50°55′37″N 0°42′24″E / 50.9268362°N 0.7067379°E / 50.9268362; 0.7067379 (Black Friars, Winchelsea)
Greyfriars, Winchelsea		Franciscan Friars fd. ante1253; dis. 1538		[361]
				50°55′19″N 0°42′37″E / 50.9218554°N 0.7104099°E / 50.9218554; 0.7104099 (Greyfriars, Winchelsea)
Withyham Priory		Benedictine monks, alien house of Mortain Priory fd. 1249; dis. 1413		[362]

Essex

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Beeleigh Abbey ^		Premonstratensian Canons, trns from Parndon fd. 1180; dis. 1536 remains now incorporated into private house without public access	Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas, Beeleigh Bileigh Abbey (originally Maldon Abbey)	[468] [469]
				51°44′16″N 0°39′49″E / 51.7379°N 0.6635°E / 51.7379; 0.6635 (Beeleigh Abbey)
Bedemans Berg Priory		Benedictine monks
				51°41′38″N 0°21′59″E / 51.6939479°N 0.3663254°E / 51.6939479; 0.3663254 (Bedmans Berg Priory (approx. loc.))
Berden Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular site now occupied by mansion also called Berden Priory	The Priory Church of Saint John the Evangelist, Berden	[470] [471]
				51°56′47″N 0°08′07″E / 51.946487°N 0.1351833°E / 51.946487; 0.1351833 (Berden Priory (approx. loc.))
Bicknacre Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular	Woodham Ferrers Priory	[472]
				51°41′40″N 0°34′57″E / 51.694523°N 0.582427°E / 51.694523; 0.582427 (Bicknacre Priory)
Blackmore Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. late12thC; dis. 1525	The Priory Church of Saint Lawrence, Blackmore Jericho Priory	[473] [474]
				51°41′25″N 0°19′04″E / 51.690355°N 0.317834°E / 51.690355; 0.317834 (Blackmore Priory)
Burstead Grange
				51°36′09″N 0°26′41″E / 51.6026124°N 0.4446888°E / 51.6026124; 0.4446888 (Burstead Grange)
Cannons Priory
Castle Hedingham Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. ?ante1190	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Saint James and the Holy Cross	[475] [476]
Coggeshall Abbey		Savignac monks from Savigny fd. 1140 Cistercian monks 1147; dis. 1538 site now occupied by a private house with limited public access (NT)	Little Coggeshall Abbey called 'Grange Barn'	[477] [478]
				51°52′03″N 0°41′34″E / 51.8675284°N 0.6927878°E / 51.8675284; 0.6927878 (Coggeshall Abbey)
St. Botolph's Priory, Colchester		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. c.1093; dis. 1536 (EH)	The Priory Church of Saint Botolph, Colchester	[479]
				51°53′15″N 0°54′16″E / 51.887458°N 0.904334°E / 51.887458; 0.904334 (St Botolph's Priory, Colchester)
St. John's Abbey, Colchester		Benedictine monks fd. 11thC; dis. 1539 (EH)	The Abbey Church of Saint John the Baptist, Colchester Colchester Abbey or Colchester Priory	[480] [481]
				51°53′06″N 0°54′05″E / 51.884991°N 0.901305°E / 51.884991; 0.901305 (St John's Abbey, Colchester)
Colchester Grey Friary		Franciscan Friars
Colchester Crutched Friary		Crutched Friars
Cressing Preceptory		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller	Cressing Temple	[482]
Earl's Colne Priory		Benedictine monks	Earls Colne or Monks Colne	[483]
				51°55′36″N 0°42′36″E / 51.926732°N 0.710029°E / 51.926732; 0.710029 (Earl's Colne Priory)
Frating Abbey
Hatfield Broad Oak Priory		Benedictine monks fd. c.1135; dis. 1534 alien priory, cell of Abbey of St. Melaine at Rennes in Brittany	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Hatfield Broad Oak Hatfield Regis Priory; Hatfield Broadoak Priory	[484]
				51°49′37″N 0°14′35″E / 51.826876°N 0.242963°E / 51.826876; 0.242963 (Hatfield Broad Oak Priory)
Hatfield Peverel Priory		Benedictine monks		[485] [486]
Latton Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 12thC; abandoned 1534 remains now incorporated into farm buildings		[487] [488]
				51°44′20″N 0°07′15″E / 51.738794°N 0.120935°E / 51.738794; 0.120935 (Latton Priory)
Leez Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular site now occupied by a mansion	Leighs Priory; Leigh Priory; Little Leighs Priory	[489]
Little Dunmow Priory +		Augustinian Canons Regular part of church now in use as parish church		[490] [491]
Little Horkesley Priory		Cluniac monks	The Priory Church of Saint Peter, Horkesley Horkesley Priory	[492]
Little Maplestead Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller ?ante1186-1436	Maplestead Preceptory	[493]
Panfield Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular, alien priory, cell of St Stephen's Abbey, Caen		[494]
				51°54′16″N 0°31′20″E / 51.904364°N 0.522325°E / 51.904364; 0.522325 (Panfield Priory)
Parndon Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons Regular from Newhouse fd. 1172 trns to Beeleigh 1180	Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas, Great Parndon Great Parndon Abbey
Prittlewell Priory ^, Southend-on-Sea		Cluniac monks site now within public Priory Park now in ownership of Southend Corporation	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Prittlewell	[495]
				51°33′14″N 0°42′21″E / 51.5540156°N 0.7058582°E / 51.5540156; 0.7058582 (Prittlewell Priory)
St. Osyth's Abbey ^		Augustinian Canons Regular on the site of an earlier Saxon nunnery, established as Priory raised to Abbey status; after reformation incorporated into a mansion now in private ownership with public access	The Abbey Church of Saint Osyth, Saint Osyths St Osyth's Priory; Chich Abbey	[496] [497]
				51°47′59″N 1°04′31″E / 51.799655°N 1.075193°E / 51.799655; 1.075193 (St Osyth's Abbey)
Standon Preceptory		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller
Stanton Priory		Benedictine monks
Standon Priory		St John of Jerusalem nuns or canonesses
Stansgate Priory		Cluniac monks' cell fd. 1122; dis. 1525; granted to Cardinal's College Oxford; granted to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem 1531; sold to Edmund Mordaut 1544	Stanesgate Priory	[498] [499]
				51°43′03″N 0°47′37″E / 51.7175307°N 0.7934833°E / 51.7175307; 0.7934833 (Stansgate Priory)
Takeley Priory		Benedictine monks fd. 1066 or c.1391 alien priory now in grounds of Warish Hall	The Priory Church of Saint Valery, Takeley	[500]
				51°52′11″N 0°16′01″E / 51.869602°N 0.2669334°E / 51.869602; 0.2669334 (Takeley Priory (approx. loc.))
Thoby Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular		[501] [502]
				51°39′48″N 0°21′02″E / 51.663381°N 0.3506°E / 51.663381; 0.3506 (Thoby Priory)
Thremhall Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. mid12thC dis. 1536 site now occupied by a modern house		[503]
				51°52′24″N 0°12′32″E / 51.8734705°N 0.2089977°E / 51.8734705; 0.2089977 (Thremhall Priory (approx. loc.))
Tilty Abbey +		Cistercian monks fd. 1153; dis. 1536 church now in parochial use		[504]
				51°54′51″N 0°19′29″E / 51.914183°N 0.3246331°E / 51.914183; 0.3246331 (Tilty Abbey (approx. loc.))
Tiptree Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 12thC dis. 16thC house built on site	The Priory Church of Saint Mary and Saint Nicholas, Tiptree	[505]
				51°47′54″N 0°43′07″E / 51.7984079°N 0.7185128°E / 51.7984079; 0.7185128 (Tiptree Priory)
Tolleshunt Major Grange
Walden Abbey ^		Benedictine monks site now occupied by Audley End House and St. Mark's College	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint James the Apostle, Walden Saffron Walden Abbey	[506]
				52°01′21″N 0°14′28″E / 52.0223954°N 0.2411842°E / 52.0223954; 0.2411842 (Walden Abbey (approx. loc.))
Waltham Abbey +		?1016-1035s secular canons c.1060 Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1117; dis. 1540 part of church now in use as parish church		[507]
				51°41′15″N 0°18′32″E / 51.687588°N 0.3090°E / 51.687588; 0.3090 (Waltham Abbey)
West Mersea Priory		Benedictine monks
				51°46′33″N 0°54′49″E / 51.7757004°N 0.9135818°E / 51.7757004; 0.9135818 (West Mersea Priory (approx. loc.))
Wix Priory		Benedictine nuns site now occupied by Abbey Farmhouse blocked arches of priory church form north wall of the church of St. Mary The Virgin	The Priory Church of Saint Mary, Wix Wickes Priory; Sopwick Priory	[508] [509]
				51°55′04″N 1°08′41″E / 51.917768°N 1.144635°E / 51.917768; 1.144635 (Wix Priory)

Gloucestershire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Beckford Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular, then secular known as 'The Manor'
Brimpsfield Priory
Cirencester Abbey		Augustinian Canons Regular site now within a public park
Deerhurst Abbey +		Benedictine monks church now in use as parochial church
Flaxley Abbey +		Cistercian monks fd. 1151 dis. 1536 remains now incorporated into a private house without public access
Blackfriars, Gloucester		Dominican Friars
Greyfriars, Gloucester		Franciscan Friars fd. 1231; dis. 1538; church became a brewery
Gloucester Cathedral Abbey +		Double monastery c.681 secular canons 823 Benedictine monks 1022-1539 episcopal diocesan cathedral 1541-present	The Cathedral Church of Saint Peter, Gloucester	[510]
				51°52′03″N 2°14′48″W / 51.867549°N 2.246590°W / 51.867549; -2.246590 (Gloucester Cathedral Abbey)
St. Oswald's Priory, Gloucester		Augustinian Canons Regular after the Reformation in parochial use as St. Catharine's Church
				51°52′09″N 2°14′52″W / 51.8692815°N 2.2476844°W / 51.8692815; -2.2476844 (St. Oswald's Priory, Gloucester)
Hailes Abbey		Cistercian monks from Beaulieu fd. 1246 dis. 1539 (NT)	Hayles Abbey
				51°58′06″N 1°55′41″W / 51.968333°N 1.928056°W / 51.968333; -1.928056 (Hailes Abbey)
Horsley Priory		a prison late18thC parish church now occupies area north of site
Kingswood Abbey		Cistercian monks, from Tintern fd. 1139 dis. 1538 (EH)
Lechlade Priory			Priory Church of Saint John the Baptist, Lechlade
Leonard Stanley Priory		Benedictine monks or Augustinian Canons Regular church now in parochial use	The Priory Church of Saint Leonard, Leonard Stanley Stanley St. Leonard Priory
Llanthony Secunda		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1136
Newent Priory
Prinknash Abbey		Benedictine monks
				51°49′21″N 2°10′34″W / 51.822492°N 2.176181°W / 51.822492; -2.176181 (Prinknash Abbey)
Quenington Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller
Temple Guiting Preceptory		Knights Templar
Tewkesbury Abbey +		Benedictine monks (a cell of Cranborne) fd. c.980, trns from Cranborne 1102-1540 now in parochial use	The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Tewkesbury Abbey
				51°59′25″N 2°09′38″W / 51.990338°N 2.160594°W / 51.990338; -2.160594 (Tewkesbury Abbey)
Winchcombe Abbey		Benedictine monks
				51°57′11″N 1°58′00″W / 51.95292°N 1.966612°W / 51.95292; -1.966612 (Winchcombe Abbey)

Hampshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Alton Abbey *		Anglican Benedictine monks 1895–present	The Abbey of Our Lady and Saint John
Andover Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory, daughter house of St. Florent, Saumur; fd. 12th century		[511]
				51°12′36″N 1°28′42″W / 51.210102°N 1.478321°W / 51.210102; -1.478321 (Andover Priory)
Andwell Priory		Tironensian monks, alien priory, daughter house of Tiron		[512]
				51°16′06″N 1°00′51″W / 51.268333°N 1.014175°W / 51.268333; -1.014175 (Andwell Priory)
Baddesley Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller fd. c.1355; dis. 1540 trns from Godsfield	Godsfield	[513]
				North Baddesley, Southampton
Beaulieu Abbey ^		Cistercian monks fd. 1204; dis. 1538 trns from Faringdon, Berkshire now part of Beaulieu Palace, in private ownership with public access	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary, Beauliey Bellus Locus Regis (Royal Beaulieu); abbatia quae vocitatur Bellus Locus
				50°49′19″N 1°27′00″W / 50.821919°N 1.449895°W / 50.821919; -1.449895 (Beaulieu Abbey)
Breamore Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular Elizabethan manor house (1536) on site	The Priory Church of the Holy Trinity, Saint Mary and Saint Michael Bromere Priory	[514]
				50°58′15″N 1°47′03″W / 50.970846°N 1.784195°W / 50.970846; -1.784195 (Breamore Priory)
Christchurch Priory		Secular canons fd. c.1060–1150 Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1150; dis. 1539 Parish church 1540–present	Church of the Holy Trinity, Twyneham Twyneham Priory	[515]
				50°43′56″N 1°46′27″W / 50.732157°N 1.774195°W / 50.732157; -1.774195 (Christchurch Priory)
Ellingham Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory, daughter house of St. Sauveur Vicomte fd. 1160; dis. 1414		[516]
				50°52′27″N 1°47′46″W / 50.8742415°N 1.796222°W / 50.8742415; -1.796222 (Ellingham Priory)
Farnborough Abbey *		Premonstratensian Canons' cell 1887 French Benedictine 1895 raised to abbey status 1903 English Benedictine cell of Prinknash 1947 priory 1969 independent community 1980	The Abbey Church of Saint Michael the Archangel	[517] [518] [519]
				51°17′49″N 0°44′58″W / 51.297043°N 0.749535°W / 51.297043; -0.749535 (Farnborough Abbey)
Godsfield Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller fd. c.1171; dis. 1355 trns to North Baddesley		[520]
				51°07′46″N 1°08′16″W / 51.129544°N 1.137764°W / 51.129544; -1.137764 (Godsfield Preceptory)
Hamble Priory		Tironensian monks, alien priory, daughter house of Tiron fd. ante1140; dis. 1391	Priory of St. Andrew, Hamble Hamble-en-le-rys; Hamblerice; Hamble-le-Rice	[521]
				50°51′32″N 1°19′03″W / 50.858796°N 1.317635°W / 50.858796; -1.317635 (Hamble Priory)
Hayling Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory, daughter house of Jumièges fd. post1067; dis. 1413 The site is now beneath the sea		[522]
				off shore of Hayling Island
Mottisfont Abbey ^		Augustinian Canons Regular remains now incorporated into a mansion	The Priory Church of the Holy Trinity, Mottisford Mottisfont Priory	[523]
				51°02′28″N 1°32′06″W / 51.041030°N 1.534889°W / 51.041030; -1.534889 (Mottisfont Abbey)
Netley Abbey		Cistercian monks fd. 1239; dis. 1536 (EH)	The Abbey Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Edward the Confessor Locus Sancti Edwardi (Lieu-Saint-Edward)	[524] [525] [526]
				50°52′44″N 1°21′27″W / 50.878980°N 1.357391°W / 50.878980; -1.357391 (Netley Abbey)
Pamber Priory +		Benedictine monks, alien priory, daughter house of St. Vigor, Cerisy fd. 1100; dis. 1135 now in ownership of Queen's College, Oxford	Monk Sherborne Priory; Sherborne Priory	[527]
				51°19′18″N 1°08′02″W / 51.321735°N 1.133936°W / 51.321735; -1.133936 (Pamber Priory)
Portchester Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1133; trns. to Southwick c.1145 Priory church extant		[528]
				50°50′12″N 1°06′48″W / 50.836639°N 1.113353°W / 50.836639; -1.113353 (Portchester Priory)
Redbridge Monastery		ancient monastery under Abbat Cimberth, about the year 680, called by Bede Reodford	Reodford Monastery	[529]
				Redbridge
Romsey Abbey +		Benedictine nuns fd. 967; dis. 1539 church now in parochial use	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Elfleda	[530] [531]
				50°59′23″N 1°30′05″W / 50.989621°N 1.501299°W / 50.989621; -1.501299 (Romsey Abbey)
Selborne Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1233–1485	Priory of St Mary	[532]
				51°06′14″N 0°55′21″W / 51.103926°N 0.922610°W / 51.103926; -0.922610 (Selborne Priory)
Franciscan Friary, Southampton		Franciscan Friars fd. c.1237		[533]
				close to God's House, Southampton
St. Denys's Priory, Southampton		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1124; dis. 1536	St Denis Priory	[534]
				50°55′26″N 1°22′52″W / 50.923982°N 1.381209°W / 50.923982; -1.381209 (St. Denys's Priory, Southampton)
Southwick Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. c.1145; dis. 1538 trns. from Portchester	Our Lady of Southwick	[535]
				50°52′26″N 1°06′42″W / 50.873927°N 1.111770°W / 50.873927; -1.111770 (Southwick Priory)
Titchfield Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons converted into a mansion (EH)		[536]
				50°51′25″N 1°13′53″W / 50.856826°N 1.231419°W / 50.856826; -1.231419 (Titchfield Abbey)
Wherwell Abbey #		Benedictine nuns country house built on site, church in parochial use	The Abbey Church of the Holy Cross, Wherwell	[537]
				51°09′55″N 1°26′30″W / 51.165355°N 1.441532°W / 51.165355; -1.441532 (Wherwell Abbey)
Austin Friary, Winchester		Augustinian Friars		[538]
Carmelite Friary, Winchester		Carmelite Friars		[539]
Dominican Friary, Winchester		Dominican Friars fd. c.1231; dis. 1538		[540]
Franciscan Friary, Winchester		Franciscan Friars		[541]
Hyde Abbey, Winchester		Benedictine monks fd. 1109 trns from New Minster	New Minster	[542]
				51°04′07″N 1°18′52″W / 51.068616°N 1.314358°W / 51.068616; -1.314358 (Hyde Abbey)
New Minster, Winchester		Benedictine monks fd. 901; trns to Hyde Abbey 1109		[543]
St. Mary's Abbey, Winchester		Benedictine nuns	Nunnaminster	[544]
St. Swithun's Priory, Winchester +		secular canons fd. c.942–1064 Benedictine monks fd. 964; dis. 1539 Winchester Cathedral in use as episcopal diocesan cathedral fd. c.662/3–present	Winchester Cathedral Priory Old Minster	[545] [546] [547]
Wintney Priory		Cistercian nuns fd. 12thC; dis. 1536 18th century farmhouse on site	Priory of the Blessed Virgin and St. Mary Magdalene	[548]
				51°17′27″N 0°53′15″W / 51.290855°N 0.887532°W / 51.290855; -0.887532 (Wintney Priory)

Herefordshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Dore Abbey, Abbey Dore		Cistercian monks from Morimond fd. 1147; dis. 1536 part now in parochial use	Abbey Dore
				52°02′20″N 2°45′22″W / 52.03899°N 2.756018°W / 52.03899; -2.756018 (Wigmore Abbey)
Belmont Abbey *		Benedictine monks fd. 1859-present Roman Catholic priory-cathedral 1859-1917 abbey-cathedral 1917-1920 See trns to St David's Cathedral, Cardiff	The Abbey Church of Saint Michael and All Angels, Belmont	[549]
Clifford Priory		Cluniac monks
Craswall Priory		Grandmontine monks
Flanesford Priory ^		Augustinian Canons Regular remains now incorporated into a private house
Garway Preceptory		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller
Blackfriars, Hereford		Dominican Friars
Kilpeck Priory		Benedictine monks
Leominster nunnery
Leominster Priory +		c.660 secular canons 9thC nuns -1046 Benedictine monks fd. 1123; dis. 1539	The Priory Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Leominster
Limebrook Priory		Augustinian Canonesses
Wigmore Abbey ^		Augustinian Canons Regular remains now incorporated into farm and buildings

Hertfordshire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Ashridge Priory		Bonshommes monks
				51°47′58″N 0°33′34″W / 51.7994861°N 0.5594015°W / 51.7994861; -0.5594015 (Ashridge Priory)
Hertford Priory #		Benedictine monks site now occupied by parish church
Redbourn Priory
St Albans Abbey +		fd. c.793 Benedictine monks 976; dis. 1539 parochial thereafter episcopal diocesan cathedral 1877-present	The Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban, St Albans	[550]
				51°45′02″N 0°20′34″W / 51.750620°N 0.342915°W / 51.750620; -0.342915 (St Albans Cathedral Abbey)
Sopwell Priory		Benedictine monks
Temple Dinsley Preceptory #		Knights Templar site now occupied by The Princess Helena College
Wymondley Priory, Little Wymondley		Augustinian Canons Regular Site now occupied by a Tudor Tithe barn

Hertfordshire non-Christian Monasteries

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Foundation	Communities/provenance	Alt. Name	Formal Name
Amaravati Buddhist Monastery*, Great Gaddesden, Hemel Hempstead	Buddhist: Theravada Forest Sangha

Isle of Wight

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Appuldurcombe House, Wroxall		former Tudor house temporarily used by Benedictine monks in early 20th century (EH)
				50°37′01″N 1°14′01″W / 50.617029°N 1.233635°W / 50.617029; -1.233635 (Appuldurcombe House)
Barton Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular	The Holy Trinity Barton Oratory	[551]
Carisbrooke - St Mary's Priory #		Cistercian monks, alien priory, cell of Lire Abbey	The Priory Church of Saint Mary the Virgin, Carisbrooke	[552]
				50°41′31″N 1°18′50″W / 50.691904°N 1.313939°W / 50.691904; -1.313939 (St Mary's Priory, Carisbrooke)
Carisbrooke Priory *			The Open Door	[553]
				50°41′09″N 1°18′27″W / 50.685787°N 1.307526°W / 50.685787; -1.307526 (Carisbrooke Priory)
Quarr Abbey (Cistercian)		Savignac monks fd. 1132 Cistercian monks 1147; dis. 1536	The Abbey Church of Our Lady of the Quarry
				50°43′52″N 1°11′58″W / 50.730996°N 1.199356°W / 50.730996; -1.199356 (Old Quarr Abbey)
Quarr Abbey *, Binsted		Benedictine monks fd. 24 May 1907 from Appuldurcombe House current house constructed from the ruined masonry of the former abbey		[554]
				50°43′53″N 1°12′17″W / 50.73144°N 1.204773°W / 50.73144; -1.204773 (Quarr Abbey)
Ryde - St Cecilia's Abbey * Appley House, Ryde		Solesmes nuns - returned to France from exile Benedictine nuns, daughter house of Liege Abbey fd. at Ventnor 1882; trns to Appley House 1922; priory attained abbey status 1926; aggregated into the Solesmes Community 1950	Priory of the Peace of the Heart of Jesus Abbey of the Peace of the Heart of Jesus	[555]
				50°43′42″N 1°08′47″W / 50.728428°N 1.14636°W / 50.728428; -1.14636 (St Cecilia's Abbey, Ryde)
St Cross Priory		Tironensian monks, alien house fd. c.1120		[556]
St Helen's Priory		Cluniac monks, alien house fd. c1090; dis. 1414		[557]
				50°42′05″N 1°05′57″W / 50.701405°N 1.099298°W / 50.701405; -1.099298 (St Helen's Priory)
Ventnor Priory, Steephill View		Benedictine nuns, daughter house of Liege Abbey, Belgium, fd. 1882 trns to Appley House, Ryde 1922; Steephill View house now demolished. Priory Lodge, built 1970 now occupies the site.	Pax Cordis Jesu

The following location on the Isle of Wight lacks monastic connection:-

Chale Abbey: farm

Isle of Wight non-Christian Monasteries

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Foundation	Communities/provenance	Alt. Name	Formal Name
Isle of Wight monastery*	Buddhist 1984

Kent

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Aylesford Priory *		Carmelite community built on site of Carmelite priory	'The Friars'
				51°16′41″N 1°05′17″E / 51.278126°N 1.088156°E / 51.278126; 1.088156 (Aylesford Priory)
Bilsington Priory ^		Augustinian Canons Regular remains now incorporated into a house
Boxley Abbey ^		Cistercian monks from Clairvaux fd. 1143/46; dis. 1538 part of remains now incorporated into a private house
Canterbury - Blackfriars		Dominican Friars
Canterbury - Greyfriars		Franciscan Friars
Canterbury Cathedral Priory +		secular canons c.600 Benedictine monks 1070-1539 episcopal diocesan cathedral c.600-present	The Cathedral and Abbey Church of Christ, Canterbury, The Cathedral Church of Christ, Canterbury	[558] [559]
				51°16′47″N 1°04′59″E / 51.279689°N 1.083183°E / 51.279689; 1.083183 (Canterbury Cathedral Priory)
Canterbury - St Augustine's Abbey		Benedictine monks dis. 1538 (EH)	The Abbey Church of Saint Augustine, Canterbury
				51°16′41″N 1°05′17″E / 51.278126°N 1.088156°E / 51.278126; 1.088156 (St. Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury)
Canterbury - St Mary of the Angels Friars *		Franciscan OFM Franciscan Friars involved in running the Franciscan International Study Centre
Combwell Priory
Davington Priory +		Benedictine nuns fd. 1153; dis. 1535; church in now parochial use - priory buildings in private ownership - since 1982 owned by Bob Geldof	The Priory Church of Saint Mary Magdalen, Davington; (parochially also dedicated to St Lawrence)
Dover Priory		Benedictine monks (Augustinian Canons Regular?) 1130 remains now incorporated into a private school, Dover College	The Priory Church of Saint Mary the Virgin and Saint Martin of the New Work, Dover
Faversham Abbey		Cluniac monks (from Bermondsey) fd. 1147; dis. 1538
Folkestone Priory		Benedictine monks
Higham Priory		Benedictine monks	Lillechurch Priory
Horton Priory ^		Cluniac monks fd. 12thC, cell of Lewes Priory; dis. 1536; remains now incorporated into a private house	The Priory Church of St John the Evangelist, Horton
Leeds Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular
Lossenham Friary		Carmelite Friars
Lyminge Abbey		Benedictine monks
Minster in Sheppey Priory +		Benedictine nuns now in parochial use
Minster in Thanet Priory *		Benedictine monks then private, now Benedictine nuns built on site of an earlier abbey, which occupied site of previous monastery	Minster Abbey
Moatenden Priory		Trinitarian monks fd. 1224 site now occupied by a house named 'Moatenden Manor'
New Romney Priory		Cistercian monks and nuns double monastery
Patrixbourne Priory
Rochester Cathedral Priory +		secular canons 604-1080 Benedictine monks fd. 1080; dis. 1540 parochial/conventual use as an episcopal diocesan cathedral 604	The Cathedral and Priory Church of Saint Andrew, Rochester	[560][561]
Reculver Abbey		Benedictine monks fd. 669 destroyed by Vikings
St. John's Jerusalem		Knights Hospitaller (NT)
St. Radegund's Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons now in private ownership	Bradsole Abbey
Sutton-at-Hone Preceptory +		Knights Hospitaller remains in use as chapel and private residence (NT)
Swingfield Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller
Temple Ewell Preceptory, Ewell		Knights Templar remains now incorporated into church
Throwley Priory
Tonbridge Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular site later occupied by a railway goods station
West Langdon Abbey #		Premonstratensian Canons site now occupied by 16thC farmhouse currently in use as a holiday cottage
West Malling Abbey *		Benedictine nuns trns from Twickenham; trns to Milford Haven	The Abbey Church of Saint Mary, West Malling
West Peckham Preceptory		Knights Hospitaller

Lancashire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Burscough Priory Burscough		Augustinian Canons Regular fd.1186 by Robert Fitz Henry, Lord of Latham dis. 1536
				53°34′59″N 2°51′23″W / 53.5830985°N 2.8562897°W / 53.5830985; -2.8562897 (Burscough Priory)
Cockerham Priory Cockerham		Augustinian Canons Regular cell of St. Mary in the Meadows (de Pratis) at Leicestercell fd. c.1207 or 1208
Cockersand Abbey		Hospital of St. Mary ante-1184: Premonstratensian Canons' priory rfd. post-1184 by William Lancastre abbey 1192, continuing as a hospital; dis. 1539; granted to John Kechin (Kitchen) 1543/4 now in private ownership of the Dalton family	Thurnham Abbey
				53°58′36″N 2°52′28″W / 53.976723°N 2.874581°W / 53.976723; -2.874581 (Cockersand Abbey)
Hornby Priory		Premonstratensian Canons, cell of Croxton Abbey fd. by the Montbegons of Hornby, the ancestors of Sir Thomas Stanley dis.; granted to Lord Montegle 1544/5	Horneby Priory	[363]
				54°06′47″N 2°38′12″W / 54.1129555°N 2.6368046°W / 54.1129555; -2.6368046 (Hornby Priory (approx. loc.))
Lancaster Priory		Benedictine monks, alien priory fd. 1094 by Earl Roger of Poictiers (Roger, Earl of Poitiers)	St Mary
				54°03′03″N 2°48′22″W / 54.050739°N 2.805990°W / 54.050739; -2.805990 (Lancaster Priory)
Lancaster Friary		Dominican Friars fd. 1259/60 by Sir Hugh Harrington; dis.; granted to John Polcroft 1540/1
Lytham St. Anne's Priory		Benedictine monks' cell fd. 12thC by Richard Fitz Rogers; dis.; granted to Sir Thomas Holcroft	Lythom Priory
Penwortham Priory		Benedictine monks fd. 11thC by the bounty of Warine Bussel;dis.; granted to John Fleetwood 1542/3
Preston Friary		Franciscan Friars fd. 1260 by Edmond, Earl of Lancaster; dis. 1539; granted to Thomas Holcroft 1540/1		[364] [365] [366]
				53°45′35″N 2°42′11″W / 53.7598498°N 2.703108°W / 53.7598498; -2.703108 (Preston Friary (approx. loc.))
Sawley Abbey		Cistercian monks fd. 1147; dis. 1536 EH	Salley Abbey
Tulketh Priory		Sauvignac monks fd. 1124; trns to Furness 1127		[367]
				53°45′56″N 2°46′19″W / 53.7654563°N 2.7719879°W / 53.7654563; -2.7719879 (Tulketh Priory (approx. loc.))
Upholland Priory		Benedictine monks/friars? fd. 1318 by Walter, Bishop of Lichfield; dis.; granted to John Holcroft 1545/6 remains incorporated into parochial church	Holand Friary
Whalley Abbey		Cistercian monks from Stanlow fd. c.1172 dis. 1537; granted to Richard Aston and John Braddyll 1553/4 now in ownership of the Diocese of Blackburn	Locus Benedictus de Whalley Abbey
				53°54′48″N 2°20′31″W / 53.913341°N 2.341857°W / 53.913341; -2.341857 (Whalley Abbey)
Wyresdale Abbey		Cistercian monks from Furness and Savigny fd. c.1196 traditionally the site is below the meeting of the Marshaw Wyre and the Tarnbrook Wyre, on the north bank of the Abbeystead reservoir		[368]
				53°58′53″N 2°40′25″W / 53.9814178°N 2.6735401°W / 53.9814178; -2.6735401 (Wyresdale Abbey (approx. traditional loc.))

Leicestershire

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Foundation	Image	Communities & Provenance	Formal Name or Dedication & Alternative Names	OnLine References & Location
Bradley Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular		[562]
Holy Hill monastery, Breedon		Saxon monastery fd. 7thC ceased to exist 874 during Danish raids Augustinian Priory built on site (see immediately below)		[563]
				52°48′22″N 1°23′59″W / 52.8061601°N 1.3997376°W / 52.8061601; -1.3997376 (Holy Hill Monastery)
Breedon Priory		rfd. for Augustinian Canons Regular under Nostel post1109/ante1122 on site of earlier Saxon monastery (see immediately above) dis. November 1539		[564]
				52°48′22″N 1°24′00″W / 52.8060271°N 1.3999146°W / 52.8060271; -1.3999146 (Breedon Priory)
Charley Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. ante1190		[565]
Croxton Abbey		Premonstratensian Canons from Newhouse 1163	Croxton Kerrial Abbey
Dalby and Heather Preceptory
Grace Dieu Priory ^		Augustinian nuns fd. 1239/40 dis. 1539 remains incorporated into a cottage in care of Grace Dieu Priory Trust open to public from late 2004	Gracedieu Priory
Garendon Abbey		Cistercian monks (from Waverley Abbey) fd. 1133; dis. 1536 house built on site, demolished 1964
Hinckley Priory		Benedictine monks site later occupied by a mansion then smaller private houses
Hinckley Priory		Dominican monks
Kirby Bellars Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular near site of current parish church
Launde Priory #		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1119 site occupied by manor house named 'Launde Abbey' now a retreat/conference centre
Langley Priory		Benedictine nuns fd. mid12thC	The Priory Church of God and the Blessed Virgin
Mount St. Bernard Abbey *		Cistercian monks 1835-present
Owston Abbey +		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1161 site now in private ownership as Manor Farm church restored and now in parochial use
Rothley Temple		Knights Templar Knights Hospitaller	Rothley Preceptory	[566]
Ulverscroft Priory		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1130; dis. 1539 now in private ownership without public access		[567]
				52°42′36″N 1°15′35″W / 52.709889°N 1.259861°W / 52.709889; -1.259861 (Ulverscroft Priory)

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Notes

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References

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• Henry Thorold, Collins Guide to Cathedrals, Abbeys and Priories of England and Wales, Collins, 1986
• Henry Thorold, Collins Guide to the Ruined Abbeys of England, Wales and Scotland, Collins, 1993
• Geoffrey N. Wright, Discovering Abbeys and Priories, Shire Publications Ltd. 2004
• Richard Morris, Cathedrals and Abbeys of England and Wales, J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd. 1979
• English Cathedrals and Abbeys, Illustrated, Odhams Press Ltd.
• M. R. James, Abbeys, The Grammar School, Thornbury, Glos. 1925
• David Robinson, The Cistercian Abbeys of Britain, B. T. Batsford with English Heritage, CADW, Historic Scotland, 2002
• Derry Brabbs, Abbeys and Monasteries, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1999
• J. Patrick Greene, Norton Priory: the archaeology of a medieval religious house, Cambridge University Press, 1989
• H. F. Starkey, Old Runcorn, Halton Borough Council, 1990
• Map of Monastic Britain, South Sheet, Ordnance Survey, 2nd edition, 1954
• Map of Monastic Britain, North Sheet, Ordnance Survey, 2nd edition, 1955
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See also

• List of abbeys and priories
  • Map link to county listings of monastic houses in England
  • List of abbeys and priories in Scotland
  • List of abbeys and priories in Wales
  • List of abbeys and priories on the Isle of Man
  • List of abbeys and priories in Northern Ireland
  • List of abbeys and priories in the Republic of Ireland
  • List of monasteries dissolved by Henry VIII of England
• List of cathedrals
  • List of cathedrals in the United Kingdom
  • List of cathedrals in Ireland