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Lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire

La lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire se encuentra en Lincolnshire
Priorato de Alkborough
Priorato de Alkborough
Priorato de Alvingham
Priorato de Alvingham
Preceptoría de Aslackby
Preceptoría de Aslackby
Priorato de Axholme
Priorato de Axholme
Abadía de Bardney
Abadía de Bardney
Abadía de Barlings, posiblemente el sitio anterior
Abadía de Barlings, posiblemente el sitio anterior
Abadía de Barlings, posiblemente el sitio anterior
Abadía de Barlings, posiblemente el sitio anterior
Abadía de Barlings
Abadía de Barlings
Monasterio de Barrow
Monasterio de Barrow
Priorato de Bonby
Priorato de Bonby
BOSTON (ver abajo)
BOSTON (ver abajo)
Preceptoría de Bottesford
Preceptoría de Bottesford
Abadía de Bourne
Abadía de Bourne
Priorato del extremo del puente
Priorato del extremo del puente
Priorato de Broadholme
Priorato de Broadholme
Priorato de Bullington
Priorato de Bullington
Priorato de Burwell
Priorato de Burwell
Abadía de Bytham
Abadía de Bytham
Priorato de Cammeringham
Priorato de Cammeringham
Priorato de Catley
Priorato de Catley
Priorato de Covenham
Priorato de Covenham
Abadía de Crowland
Abadía de Crowland
Iglesia de Santiago de Deeping
Iglesia de Santiago de Deeping
Preceptoría del Águila
Preceptoría del Águila
Priorato de Elsham, (aprox.)
Priorato de Elsham, (aprox.)
Convento de las Monjas de Torksey (aprox.)
Convento de las Monjas de Torksey (aprox.)
Priorato de Freiston
Priorato de Freiston
Priorato de Gokewell
Priorato de Gokewell
Frailes grises de Grantham
Frailes grises de Grantham
Priorato/Preceptoría de Great Limber
Priorato/Preceptoría de Great Limber
Priorato de Greenfield
Priorato de Greenfield
GRIMSBY (ver abajo)
GRIMSBY (ver abajo)
Abadía de Hagnaby
Abadía de Hagnaby
Priorato de Haugham
Priorato de Haugham
Priorato de Haverholme
Priorato de Haverholme
Priorato de Hough
Priorato de Hough
Abadía de Humberston
Abadía de Humberston
Priorato de Hirst
Priorato de Hirst
Celda Kirkstead
Celda Kirkstead
Priorato de Kirkstead, emplazamiento anterior
Priorato de Kirkstead, emplazamiento anterior
Priorato de Kirkstead
Priorato de Kirkstead
Priorato de Knaith (Priorato de Heynings)
Priorato de Knaith
(Priorato de Heynings)
Priorato de Kyme
Priorato de Kyme
Priorato de Legbourne
Priorato de Legbourne
LINCOLN (ver abajo)
LINCOLN (ver abajo)
Priorato de Long Bennington
Priorato de Long Bennington
Abadía de Louth Park
Abadía de Louth Park
Preceptoría de Maltby
Preceptoría de Maltby
Priorato de Markby
Priorato de Markby
Priorato de acuñación
Priorato de acuñación
Abadía de Newbo
Abadía de Newbo
Abadía de Newsham
Abadía de Newsham
Priorato de Newstead
Priorato de Newstead
Priorato de Newstead-on-Ancholme
Priorato de Newstead-on-Ancholme
Priorato de Nocton
Priorato de Nocton
Priorato de North Hykeham
Priorato de North Hykeham
Priorato de North Ormsby
Priorato de North Ormsby
Priorato de la monja Cotham
Priorato de la monja Cotham
Priorato de Orford (prob. emplazamiento)
Priorato de Orford (prob. emplazamiento)
Abadía de Partney
Abadía de Partney
Monasterio de Partney
Monasterio de Partney
Abadía de Revesby
Abadía de Revesby
Priorato de Sandtoft
Priorato de Sandtoft
Priorato de Sempringham, emplazamiento anterior
Priorato de Sempringham, emplazamiento anterior
Priorato de Sempringham
Priorato de Sempringham
Priorato de Sixhills
Priorato de Sixhills
Priorato de Skendleby
Priorato de Skendleby
Priorato de Spalding
Priorato de Spalding
Priorato de Stainfield
Priorato de Stainfield
STAMFORD (ver abajo)
STAMFORD (ver abajo)
Priorato de Stixwould
Priorato de Stixwould
Abadía de Stow
Abadía de Stow
Convento de las Monjas de Santa Æthelreda
Convento de las Monjas de Santa Æthelreda
Abadía de Swineshead
Abadía de Swineshead
Preceptoría de Temple Bruer
Preceptoría de Temple Bruer
Priorato de Thornholme
Priorato de Thornholme
Abadía de Thornton
Abadía de Thornton
Priorato de Throckenholt
Priorato de Throckenholt
Priorato de Thwaite
Priorato de Thwaite
Priorato de Torksey
Priorato de Torksey
Lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire
Priorato de Tunstall (posible sitio)
Priorato de Tunstall
(posible sitio)
Priorato de Tunstall (alternativa sugerida)
Priorato de Tunstall
(alternativa sugerida)
Abadía de Tupholme
Abadía de Tupholme
Abadía de Vaudey
Abadía de Vaudey
Priorato de Ravendale occidental
Priorato de Ravendale occidental
Convento de Whaplode
Convento de Whaplode
Priorato de Willoughton
Priorato de Willoughton
Preceptoría de Willoughton
Preceptoría de Willoughton
Priorato de Wilsford
Priorato de Wilsford
Priorato de Winghale
Priorato de Winghale
Preceptoría de Witham
Preceptoría de Witham
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Ubicación de las casas monásticas en Lincolnshire
La lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire se encuentra en el centro de la ciudad de Lincoln
Frailes de Austin
Frailes de Austin
Los Frailes Negros
Los Frailes Negros
Frailes del Saco
Frailes del Saco
Los Hermanos Grises
Los Hermanos Grises
Hermanos blancos
Hermanos blancos
Priorato de Santa Catalina
Priorato de Santa Catalina
Priorato de Santa María Magdalena
Priorato de Santa María Magdalena
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Ubicación de las casas monásticas en Lincoln
La lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire se encuentra en Grimsby Central
Abadía de Wellow (Abadía de Grimsby) (sitio sugerido)
Abadía de Wellow (Abadía de Grimsby) (sitio sugerido)
Convento de monjas
Convento de monjas
Frailes de Austin
Frailes de Austin
Los Hermanos Grises
Los Hermanos Grises
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Ubicación de las casas monásticas en Grimsby
La lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire se encuentra en Boston Central
Convento de Austin
Convento de Austin
Los Frailes Negros
Los Frailes Negros
Los Hermanos Grises
Los Hermanos Grises
Whitefriars, sitio anterior
Whitefriars, sitio anterior
Hermanos blancos
Hermanos blancos
Priorato de Boston
Priorato de Boston
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Ubicación de las casas monásticas en Boston
La lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire se encuentra en Stamford Central
Frailes de Austin
Frailes de Austin
Los Frailes Negros
Los Frailes Negros
Frailes del Saco
Frailes del Saco
Los Hermanos Grises
Los Hermanos Grises
Hermanos blancos
Hermanos blancos
Priorato de San Leonardo
Priorato de San Leonardo
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Ubicación de las casas monásticas en Stamford

La siguiente es una lista de casas monásticas en Lincolnshire , Inglaterra.

Una característica inusual es el gran número en el valle de Witham [1]

Se incluyen las casas de extranjeros , así como los establecimientos más pequeños, como las celdas y las granjas monásticas notables (en particular las que tenían monjes residentes), y también las cámaras de las órdenes militares de monjes ( Caballeros Templarios y Caballeros Hospitalarios ). Se incluyen los hospitales monásticos cuando tenían el estatus o la función de una abadía , un priorato o un preceptor /comandancia.

Abreviaturas y clave

Los lugares con nombres en cursiva indican una posible duplicación (identificación errónea con otro lugar) o fundaciones inexistentes (ya sea una referencia errónea o una fundación propuesta que nunca se implementó) o establecimientos eclesiásticos con un nombre monástico pero que carecen de una conexión monástica real.


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See also

Notes

  1. ^ Barrow — minster: Pauline Stafford, 1985, The East Midlands in the early middle ages
  2. ^ Icanho — location: Victoria County History: A History of the County of Lincoln, Volume 2, (1906), p.96-7 and T. Tanner, Notitia Monastica, p.248 suggest location was near Boston in Lincolnshire
  3. ^ Icanho — foundation and location: Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, (ed. D. Whitelock &c, 1961), p. 20, with note that it was located in East Anglia; T. H. Bryant, Churches of Suffolk, (1912), Volume 1, p. 5, and F. S. Stevenson assert Iken in Suffolk
  4. ^ Knaith — foundation date given in Monasticon Anglicanum: Charter 1
  5. ^ Legbourne origin according to Notitia Monastica. The references to Karledale, Kedington and Halington may be the same place
  6. ^ Legbourne — Order of St Austin: sic. Leland
  7. ^ Legbourne — Premonstratensian: sic. Notitia Monastica
  8. ^ Maltby Preceptory: Templars sic. Monasticon Anglicanum — Knowles & Hadcock say that is an error and that the house was founded by the Hospitallers
  9. ^ Stamford Austin Friars — Knowles & Hadcock give date of papal permission 1243, but this must be a typographical error as a) that date is prior to the date Edward III projected the foundation and b) Clement VI was pope 1342-52

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