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A History of the County of Gloucester

… of Hayles had its origin in 1246. The preceptories of the Templars and Hospitallers were established at Guiting and …

Religious houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Essex

… Little Maplestead dating from the reign of Henry II. The Templars, instituted about 1118, had a preceptory at …

Religious Houses: Introduction

A History of the County of Durham

… the case of any other order. In the time of Bishop Bek the Templars held lands, rents, &c., in Barnard Castle and … lately belonging to the then dissolved order of the Templars in his diocese. 3 Durham was rich in historians; …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Buckingham

… of Henry II. and there was a small Preceptory of Knights Templars at Bulstrode. Two alien priories at Wing and Newton …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of York

… erroneously said to have been affiliated to the Knights Templars, but were in reality a cell of the abbey of the … a chief preceptor or master for the county. The Knights Templars had eight preceptories, but after the dissolution of …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Leicestershire

… in the 13th century probably contained four friaries. The Templars and the Hospitallers each had a house in the county. …

RELIGIOUS HOUSES: Introduction

A History of the County of Kent

… of religious houses in other counties. The Knights Templars were settled at Ewell, and the Knights Hospitallers …

Report

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London

… Mary. A much restored 12th-century round church of Knights Templars and a 13th-century choir. Good series of monuments. …

Report

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire

Responses to the Articles of the Eyre: (nos 295-341)

The London eyre of 1276