The Abbeys of Great Britain

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H. Claiborne Dixon. The Abbeys of Great Britain

The Abbeys of Great Britain

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INTRODUCTION

ABBEYS OF GREAT BRITAIN

PART I—NORTHERN COUNTIES

CHAPTER I. NORTHUMBERLAND: DURHAM. LINDISFARNE: HEXHAM: JARROW: FINCHALE

LINDISFARNE (Benedictine)

HEXHAM (Augustine Canons)

JARROW (Benedictine)

FINCHALE (Benedictine)

CHAPTER II. LANCASHIRE

FURNESS: WHALLEY

FURNESS (Cistercian)

WHALLEY (Cistercian)

CHAPTER III. YORKSHIRE

ST MARY’S, YORK (Mitred Benedictine)

BYLAND (Cistercian)

JERVAULX (Cistercian)

RIEVAULX (Cistercian)

EASBY (Præmonstratensian)

SELBY (Mitred Benedictine)

MEAUX (Cistercian)

CHAPTER IV. YORKSHIRE (WEST RIDING) FOUNTAINS: BOLTON: KIRKSTALL

FOUNTAINS (Cistercian)

BOLTON (Augustine Canons)

KIRKSTALL (Cistercian)

PART II—SOUTHERN COUNTIES

CHAPTER V. KENT: SURREY: SUSSEX: BERKSHIRE. MINSTER: FAVERSHAM: BATTLE: CHERTSEY: READING: ABINGDON

FAVERSHAM (Cluniac)

BATTLE (Benedictine)

CHERTSEY (Mitred Benedictine)

READING (Mitred Benedictine)

ABINGDON (Mitred Benedictine)

CHAPTER VI. WILTSHIRE: HAMPSHIRE: DEVONSHIRE. MALMESBURY: LACOCK: NETLEY: BEAULIEU: ROMSEY: SHERBORNE: CERNE: TAVISTOCK: BUCKLAND: BUCKFASTLEIGH. MALMESBURY (Mitred Benedictine)

MALMESBURY (Mitred Benedictine)

LACOCK (Augustine Nuns)

NETLEY (Cistercian)

BEAULIEU (Mitred Cistercian)

ROMSEY (Benedictine)

SHERBORNE (Benedictine)

CERNE (Benedictine)

BUCKLAND (Cistercian)

BUCKFASTLEIGH (Cistercian)

PART III—EASTERN COUNTIES

CHAPTER VII. LINCOLNSHIRE: SUFFOLK: ESSEX. CROYLAND: THORNTON: SWINESHEAD: BURY ST EDMUNDS: WALTHAM

CROYLAND (Mitred Benedictine)

THORNTON (Mitred Augustine Canons)

SWINESHEAD (Cistercian)

BURY ST EDMUNDS (Mitred Benedictine)

WALTHAM (Augustine Canons)

PART IV—WESTERN COUNTIES

CHAPTER VIII. HEREFORDSHIRE: SOMERSETSHIRE: GLOUCESTERSHIRE: MONMOUTHSHIRE. DORE: GLASTONBURY: BATH: TEWKESBURY: TINTERN: LLANTHONY

DORE (Cistercian)

GLASTONBURY (Mitred Benedictine)

BATH (Benedictine)

TEWKESBURY (Mitred Benedictine)

TINTERN (Cistercian)

LLANTHONY (Augustine Canons)

PART V—MIDLAND COUNTIES

CHAPTER IX. OXFORDSHIRE: DERBYSHIRE: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE: WORCESTERSHIRE. DORCHESTER: DALE: NEWSTEAD: EVESHAM

DORCHESTER (Augustine Canons)

DALE (Augustine and Præmonstratensian Canons)

NEWSTEAD (Augustine Canons)

CHAPTER X. MIDDLESEX

WESTMINSTER (Mitred Benedictine)

CHAPTER XI. HERTFORDSHIRE

ST ALBANS (Mitred Benedictine)

PART VI—WALES

CHAPTER XII. GLAMORGANSHIRE: DENBIGHSHIRE. NEATH: VALLE CRUCIS

NEATH (Cistercian)

VALLE CRUCIS (Cistercian)

PART VII—SCOTLAND (NORTHERN COUNTIES)

CHAPTER XIII. ABERDEENSHIRE: MORAYSHIRE: ROSS-SHIRE: PERTHSHIRE: STIRLINGSHIRE. DEER: KINLOSS: FEARN: INCHAFFRAY: CAMBUSKENNETH

DEER (Cistercian)

KINLOSS (Cistercian)

FEARN (Præmonstratensian Canons)

INCHAFFRAY (Augustine Canons)

CAMBUSKENNETH (Augustine Canons)

PART VIII—SCOTLAND (SOUTHERN COUNTIES)

CHAPTER XIV. EDINBURGH or MIDLOTHIAN: BERWICKSHIRE. HOLYROOD: DRYBURGH

HOLYROOD (Augustine Canons)

DRYBURGH (Præmonstratensian Canons)

CHAPTER XV. ROXBURGHSHIRE. MELROSE: KELSO: JEDBURGH

MELROSE (Cistercian)

KELSO (Benedictine)

JEDBURGH (Augustine Canons)

CHAPTER XVI. DUMFRIESSHIRE: KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE: RENFREWSHIRE: FIFESHIRE. LINCLUDEN: SWEETHEART: PAISLEY: DUNFERMLINE

LINCLUDEN (Benedictine Nuns)

SWEETHEART (Cistercian)

PAISLEY (Mitred Cluniac)

INDEX

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H. Claiborne Dixon

Published by Good Press, 2021

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Until the time of Henry I. the Bishop of Durham exercised ecclesiastical jurisdiction over this monastery, but in this reign it was included in the See of York. The church was then rebuilt and Thomas II. of York founded a priory of Augustine Canons. “It was found by inquisition taken in the four and twentieth reign of Edward I. that Thomas the Second, Archbishop of York, did found and endow this Priory—the lands by him given, and by many other Benefactors, were all found and set forth in particular.”

In the following century the nave of the church was destroyed by the Scots, and with the exception of some unsuccessful attempts at restoration, was not rebuilt until last year (1907), when the foundation stones of the new nave were laid on June 29th.

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