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A History of the County of Northampton: Volume 2

Year published

1906

Author

R.M. Serjeantson, W.R.D. Adkins (editors)

Description

A part-volume covering the religious houses of the county.

Sponsor

Victoria County History

Source

Victoria County History: Northamptonshire (Secondary texts)

Places

Midlands

Subjects

Ecclesiastical and religious, Local

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th

Showing records 1 - 47 of 47

1
List of abbreviations
XIX-XXI
2
Religious houses - Introduction
79-83
3
Houses of Benedictine monks - The abbey of Peterborough
83-95
4
Houses of Benedictine monks - The priory of Luffield
95-97
5
Houses of Benedictine nuns - The priory of St Michael, Stamford
98-101
6
Houses of Benedictine nuns - The priory of Wothorpe
101
7
Houses of Cluniac monks - The priory of St Andrew, Northampton
102-109
8
Houses of Cluniac monks - The priory of St Augustine, Daventry
109-114
9
House of Cluniac nuns - The abbey of Delapre
114-116
10
House of Cistercian monks - The abbey of Pipewell
116-121
11
Houses of Cistercian nuns - The priory of Catesby
121-125
12
Houses of Cistercian nuns - The priory of Sewardsley
125-127
13
Houses of Austin canons - The abbey of St James, Northampton
127-130
14
Houses of Austin canons - The priory of Canons Ashby
130-133
15
Houses of Austin canons - The priory of Chalcombe
133-135
16
Houses of Austin canons - The priory of Fineshade or Castle Hymel
135-136
17
Houses of Austin canons - The hermitage of Grafton Regis
137
18
House of Austin nuns - The nunnery of Rothwell
137-138
19
House of Premonstratensian canons - The abbey of Sulby
138-142
20
House of Knights Hospitallers - The preceptory of Dingley
142-144
21
Friaries - The black friars of Northampton
144-146
22
Friaries - The Franciscans of Northampton
146-147
23
Friaries - The Austin friars of Northampton
147
24
Friaries - The Carmelite friars of Northampton
148-149
25
Hospitals - Armston
149-150
26
Hospitals - Aynho
150-151
27
Hospitals - St James & St John, Brackley
151-153
28
Hospitals - St Leonard, Brackley
153-154
29
Hospitals - Cotes
154
30
Hospitals - St David & the Holy Trinity, Kingsthorpe
154-156
31
Hospitals - St John Baptist & St John Evangelist, Northampton
156-159
32
Hospitals - St Leonard, Northampton
159-161
33
Hospitals - St Thomas, Northampton
161-162
34
Hospitals - Walbek, Northampton
162
35
Hospitals - St Leonard & St Thomas Martyr, Peterborough
162
36
Hospitals - Pirho
163
37
Hospitals - Hospitals in Stamford
163-165
38
Hospitals - St Leonard, Towcester
165-166
39
Hospitals - St Leonard, Thrapston
166
40
Colleges - Cotterstock
166-170
41
Colleges - Fotheringhay
170-177
42
Colleges - Higham Ferrers
177-179
43
Colleges - Irthlingborough
179-180
44
Colleges - All Saints, Northampton
180-181
45
Colleges - Towcester
181-182
46
Alien houses - The priory of Everdon
182
47
Alien houses - The priories of Weedon Beck and Weedon Pinkney (Weedon Lois)
182-185