APPENDIX B TABULATED LIST OF MEDIÆVAL HOSPITALS IN ENGLAND

i.e. Houses for Wayfarers, Sick, Aged and Infirm, Insane, and Lepers, founded before 1547.

EXPLANATION OF HEADINGS, REFERENCES, SIGNS, ETC.

Dedication.

When names are stated thus: “St. John [& St. Anthony],” this signifies that the name in brackets is less frequently used.

Date.

The date given is that of the first accredited reference. The foundation was frequently earlier. c.=circa; bef=before.

Founder.

This term includes benefactor and re-founder.

Patron.

In the majority of cases entered as “Private,” the advowson was vested in the Lord of the Manor. Where two names are inserted they represent a change of patronage.

L.

i.e. Leper; this denotes the nominal aim of the charity, which was not necessarily confined to lepers.

*

An asterisk signifies that there are considerable architectural remains (chapel, hall, etc.).

†

Indicates slight architectural remains (e.g. masonry, windows).

‡

This sign before a dedication-name implies that some endowment exists under that name or the name of the founder.

Seal.

Denotes that either a matrix or an impression is in existence. A specimen is usually to be found in the British Museum. Soc. Antiq. refers to the Society of Antiquaries, London.

Italics.

The use of italics implies uncertainty.

Foot-notes.

“Patent” and “Close” refer to the printed Cal­en­dars of the Public Record Office, space not per­mit­ting of fuller details.

I. BEDFORDSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bedford

‡St. John Baptist (Seal)

1216

R. de Parys

Town

—

Bedford

‡St. Leonard

1207

—

Town, Private

L

Dunstable

St. Mary Magdalene

1209

Prior

Priory

L

Eaton,[167] nr. Dunstable

—

1291

—

—

—

Farley,[168] by Leighton Buzzard

St. John Baptist

1198

—

Various[169]

—

Hockcliffe (Occleve)

St. John Baptist

1227

—

Various[170]

—

Luton

St. John Baptist

1287

—

—

L

Luton

St. Mary Magd. (Seal)

bef 1377

—

—

—

Stocwell, nr. Bedford

St. Mary[171]

1232

—

—

—

Toddington

‡St. John Baptist

1443

J. Broughton

—

—

II. BERKSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Abingdon

‡St. John B. (Seal)

1280

Abbot

Abbey

—

Abingdon(without)

St. Mary Magdalene

1336

—

—

—

Abingdon

*‡Almshouse[172]

1441

G. Barbar & J. de St. Helena

Gild

—

Childrey

‡Holy Trinity & St. Katharine

1526

W. Fettiplace

—

—

Donnington, near Newbury

‡God’s House

1393

R. Abberbury

Private

—

Fyfield

St. John Baptist

1442

J. Golafre

—

—

Hungerford

St. John Baptist

1232

King

Duchy of Lancaster

—

Hungerford

St. Laurence

1228

—

—

L

Lambourn

‡Holy Trinity (Seal)

1501

J. Isbury

New Coll. Oxford

—

Newbury

‡St. Bartholomew

1215

King[173]

Town

—

Newbury

St. Mary Magdalene

1232

—

—

L

Reading

St. Mary Magdalene

bef 1175

Abbot Auchar

Abbey

L

Reading

St. John B. (Seal)

c. 1190

Abbot Hugh

Abbey

—

Reading

Almshouse

—

W. Barnes

—

—

Reading

Almshouse

bef 1477

Leche or Larder

—

—

Thatcham

Almshouse

1433

T. Lowndyes

Parish

—

Wallingford

St. John B. (Seal)

1224

—

Town

—

Wallingford or Newnham[174]

St. Mary Magdalene

1226

—

Town

L

Windsor

St. John

1316

—

—

—

Windsor (without)

St. Peter

1168

—

Crown, Eton College

L

III. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Aylesbury

St. John Baptist[175]

xii cent.

Townsmen

—

L (?)

Aylesbury

St. Leonard[175]

xii cent.

Townsmen

—

L

Buckingham

St. John Baptist[176]

c. 1200

—

—

—

Buckingham

St. Laurence

1252

—

—

L

Buckingham

Almshouse

1431

J. Barton

—

—

Lathbury

St. Margaret[177]

1252

—

—

—

Ludgershall

—

1236

—

Alien[178]

—

Marlow, Great

St. Thomas[179]

1384

—

—

—

Newport Pagnell

St. Margaret

c. 1240

—

—

L

Newport Pagnell (Bridge[180])

‡St. John B. [& St. John Ev.][181] (Seal[182])

1220

J. de Somery

Private

L

Newport Pagnell

St. Leonard[183]

1232

J. de Peynton

—

—

Stratford, Stony (without)

St. John Baptist

c. 1240

—

—

L

Wendover

St. John Baptist

1311

—

—

—

Wycombe, High

*St. John Baptist

c. 1180

—

Town 1344

—

Wycombe, High near

St. Margaret & St. Giles[184]

1229

—

Crown

L

IV. CAMBRIDGESHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Barnwell, v. Stourbridge

Cambridge

‡St. Anthony & St. Eligius

1392

—

—

L

Cambridge

St. John Ev. (Seal[185])

xii cent.

H. Frost

Town, Bishop

—

Cambridge

St. Anne

1397

H. Tangmer

—

L

Cambridge

‡Almshouse

1469

T. Jakenett

—

—

Ely

St. John Baptist[186]

1169

Bishop Nigel

Bishop, Priory

—

Ely

St. Mary Magdalene[186]

bef 1240

—

Bishop

—

Fordham

—

1279

—

Priory

—

Leverington

St. John Baptist[187]

1487

—

—

—

Long Stow

St. Mary B. V.

1272

Walter, Vicar

—

—

Newton-by-Sea

St. Mary B. V.[188]

1401

J. Colvill

Bishop

—

Royston, v. Herts

Stourbridge by Cambridge

*St. Mary Magd. or St. Cross[189]

bef 1172

King

Town, Bishop

L

Thorney

—

1166

—

Abbey

—

Whittlesea

Poor’s Hospital[190]

1391

Adam Ryppe

—

—

Whittlesford (Duxford)

St. John Baptist

1307

W. Colvill

Bishop

—

Wicken

St. John[191]

1321

Lady Basingburn

Spinney Priory

—

Wisbech

St. John Baptist[192]

1343

—

Bishop

—

Wisbech (near Elm)

Spital

1378

—

—

L

V. CHESHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bebington

St. Thomas à Becket

1183

—

Private

L

Chester (without)

‡St. Giles[193] (Seal)

—

Earl

Earldom

L

Chester (without Northgate)

‡St. John B.[194] (Seal)

1232

Earl Randle

Earldom and Birkenhead Priory

—

Chester

St. Ursula V

1532

R. and T. Smith

—

—

Denwall in Nesse

St. Andrew

1238

—

Bishop of Lichfield

—

Nantwich

St. Nicholas

c. 1087

W. Malbank

Private

—

Nantwich

St. Laurence

1354

—

Private

L

VI. CORNWALL[195]

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bodmin

St. Anthony

1500

—

—

—

Bodmin

St. George

1405

—

—

—

Bodmin

St. Margaret[196]

—

—

—

—

Bodmin(Pontaboye)

‡†St. Laurence (Seal[197])

1302

—

—

L

Fowey, St. Blaise by

—

—

—

—

Gild Martyn, v. Launceston

Helston in Sithney

St. Mary M. or St. John Baptist

1411

Archdeacon or Killigrew

Knights Hosp.

—

Launceston

†St. Leonard (Seal[198])

1257

Richard, Earl

Earldom or Priory

L

Launceston Newport by

St. Thomas à Becket[199]

—

—

L

Liskeard, Menheniot nr.

St. Mary Magdalene

1400

—

—

L

Newport, v. Launceston

VII. CUMBERLAND

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bewcastle

“Hospitale de Lennh”

1294

—

—

—

Caldbeck

Hospital House

bef 1170

Gospatric

Carlisle Priory

—

Carlisle (without)

St. Nicholas

bef 1201

King

Crown, Priory

L

Carlisle

House of St. Sepulchre[200]

1251

—

—

—

Carlisle (Castlegate)

St. Catherine

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Keswick, near[201]

House of St. John

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Wigton, near

St. Leonard[202]

1383

—

Private

L

VIII. DERBYSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Alkmonton or Bentley

St. Leonard[203]

c. 1100

R. de Bakepuze, Blount

Private

L

Ashbourne[204]

St. John Baptist

1251

—

—

L

Castleton or High Peak[205]

St. Mary B.V.

bef 1330

Peverell

Private, Crown

—

Chesterfield, near

St. Leonard

1195

—

Crown, etc.

L

Chesterfield

St. Nicholas

1276

—

—

—

Chesterfield

St. John Baptist

1334

—

Manor

L

Derby

St. Leonard (Domus Dei)

1171

King

Crown

L

Derby

St. Helen

c. 1160

R. de Ferrers

—

—

Derby

St. James [& St. Anthony[206]]

c. 1140

Waltheof Fitz-Sweyn

Darley Abbey

—

Derby

St. John Baptist

1251

—

—

—

Derby

St. Katherine

1329

—

—

—

Peak, v. Castleton

Spondon or Locko

‡St. Mary Magdalene[207]

1306

—

Order of St. Lazarus

L

IX. DEVONSHIRE[208]

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Barnstaple

St. Mary Magdalene

1158

—

—

L

Barnstaple

Holy Trinity

1410

—

—

—

Clist Gabriel (Farringdon)

St. Gabriel the Archangel[209]

1276

Bishop Bronescombe

Bishop

—

Collumpton

Almshouse

1522

J. Trott

—

—

Crediton

†St. Laurence

1242

—

Manor (Bishop)

—

Exeter (without Southgate)

St. Mary M. (Seal)

bef 1163

Bishop

Bishop, Town

L

Exeter

St. Alexis[210] (Seal)

1164

W. Prodom

—

—

Exeter

St. John B.[211] [& St. John Ev.] (Seal)

1220

G. & J. Long

Town, Bishop

—

Exeter

*‡God’s House[212]

1436

W. Wynard

—

—

Exeter

*‡St. Katharine

1457

J. Stevyns

—

—

Exeter

‡St. Mary V., Eleven Thousand Virgins & St. Roch[213]

1407

W. Bonvile

—

—

Exeter

St. Anthony[214]

1429

—

—

—

Exeter

“Ten Cells”

1399

S. Grendon

—

—

Exeter

Almshouse

1479

J. Palmer

—

—

Exeter

Almshouse

1514

Moore & Fortescue

—

—

Heavitree (Wonford)

‡St. Loye[215]

—

—

—

—

Honiton

*‡St. Margaret

1374

—

Ford Abbey

L

Moreton Hampstead

Almshouse

xv cent.

—

—

—

p287

Newton Bushell

—

1538

J. Gilberd

Mayor Exeter

L

Pilton

‡St. Margaret (Seal[216])

1197

—

—

L

Plymouth

[Holy Trinity &] St. Mary M.

1374

—

—

L

Plymouth

St. Mary B. V. (Our Lady)

1501

—

—

—

Plymouth

Hospital House

—

—

—

—

Plympton

‡[Holy Trinity &] St. Mary M.

1329

—

Priory

L

Tavistock, near

St. Mary M. [& St. Theobald] (Seal)

1338

—

—

L

Tavistock

St. George

—

Tremayne

—

—

Teignmouth, near

‡St. Mary Magdalene

1307

—

—

L

Teignton, Kings, v. Newton Bushell

Tiverton

*‡Almshouse[217]

1520

J. Greneway

Wardens of Tiverton

—

Torrington

Holy Trinity, St. John Ev. & St. John B.

1400

re-f. R. Colyn

—

—

Torrington, Little (Taddiport)

*‡St. Mary Magdalene

1344

Ann Boteler

Private

L

Totnes

‡St. Mary M. (Seal[218])

1302

—

—

L

Totnes

Our Lady

xvi cent.

—

—

—

X. DORSET

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Allington, v. Bridport

Blandford, by

St. Leonard

1282

—

Private

L

Blandford

God’s House[219]

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Bridport

St. John Baptist

1240

—

Town

—

Bridport or Allington

St. Mary M. [& St. Anthony]

1232

re-f. W. de Legh

Private

L

Dorchester

St. John Baptist

1324

—

Crown, Eton, etc.

—

Dorchester

Hospital

xvi cent.

—

—

L

Lyme

†St. Mary B.V. & the Holy Spirit

1336

—

—

L

Rushton, v. Tarrant

Shaftesbury

‡St. John B. (Seal[220])

1223

—

Abbey, Crown

—

Shaftesbury

St. Mary Magdalene

1386

—

Abbey

—

Sherborne

*‡SS. John B. & John Ev.

1437

Bishop, &c.

Governors

—

Sherborne

†St. Thomas à Becket

1228

—

Abbey, Crown

—

Tarrant Rushton

St. Leonard

1298

—

Private, Twynham Priory

—

Wareham

Hospital[219]

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Wimborne

*†St. Margaret V. [& St. Anthony]

1241

—

Manor (Duchy of Lancaster)

L

XI. DURHAM

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Barnard Castle

‡St. John Baptist

c. 1230

J. Balliol

Private

—

Darlington, near

“Bathele Spital”

c. 1195

—

—

L

Durham

St. Leonard[221]

c. 1200

—

—

L

Durham

†St. Mary Magdalene

1326

J. Fitz Alexander

Priory

—

Durham (Silver Street)

Pilgrim House[222]

1493

—

—

—

Durham v. Kepier, Sherburn

Friarside, nr. Derwent

†Hospital or Hermitage

1312

—

Private

—

Gainford

—

1317

—

—

—

Gateshead

Holy Trinity[223]

c. 1200

H. de Ferlinton

—

—

Gateshead

*St. Edmund, Abp. & Conf.[223]

c. 1247

Bp. N. Farnham

Bishop, Newcastle Priory

—

Gateshead

‡St. Edmund, K. & M.[224]

1315

—

Bishop

—

Greatham

‡St. Mary B.V.[224] (Seal[225])

1272

Bp. R. de Stichill

Bishop

—

Kepier, by Durham

*St. Giles (Seal)

1112

Bp. R. Flambard

Bishop

—

Pelawe, by

St. Stephen

1260

—

—

—

Sedgefield[226]

—

c. 1195

—

—

—

Sherburn

*‡Christ, B.V. Mary, SS. Lazarus, Mary [Magd.] & Martha[227]

c. 1181

Bp. H. Puiset

Bishop

L

Staindrop

St. Mary B.V.

1378

Earl Nevill

—

—

Werhale[228]

—

1265

—

Bishop

—

Witton Gilbert

†St. Mary Magdalene

bef 1180

Gilbert de la Ley

Durham Priory

L

XII. ESSEX

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bocking

Maison Dieu

1440

J. Doreward

—

—

Braintree

St. James

1229

—

—

—

Colchester (suburbs)

‡St. Mary Magdalene

bef 1135

Henry I & Eudo

Abbey

L

Colchester

Holy Cross [& St. Helen][229] (Seal[230])

1235

W. de Lanvalle

re-f St. Helen’s Gild

—

Colchester by

St. Katharine

1352

—

—

—

Colchester

St. Anne[231]

1402

—

—

—

Hedingham, Castle

—

c. 1250

De Vere

—

—

Hornchurch (Havering)

SS. Nicholas & Bernard

1159

Henry II

Alien,[232] New Coll. Ox.

—

Ilford, Great

*‡St. Mary B.V. [and St. Thomas M.]

c. 1150

Adelicia, Abbess

Barking Abbey

L

Layer Marney

St. Mary B.V.

1523

Lord Marney

—

—

Maldon, Little

†St. Giles[233]

c. 1164

—

Various[234]

L

Newport (Birchanger)

St. Leonard

1157

—

Dean of St. Martin’s

L

South Weald,[235] Brook Street

St. John Baptist

1233

Bruin

Private

L

Tilbury, East

St. Mary[236]

bef 1213

Earl Geoffrey

Earldom

—

Walthamstow

‡Almshouse

xvi cent.

G. Monnox

—

—

XIII. GLOUCESTERSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Berkeley, Longbridge, near

Holy Trinity (Seal)

1189

Maurice de Berkeley

Private

—

Bristol, without Lawfords Gate

St. Laurence

bef 1208

Prince John

Various[237]

L

Bristol Frome Bridge

†St. Bartholomew[238]

bef 1207

—

Private

L(?)

Bristol Billeswick

*St. Mark (Seal)

1229

Maurice de Gaunt

Private

—

Bristol Bedminster[239]

St. Katherine (Seal)

1219

Robert de Berkeley

Private

—

Bristol Brightbow[239]

St. Mary M. (Seal)

1219

Thomas de Berkeley

Private

L

Bristol Redcliffe[239]

St. John B. (Seal)

1242

King or John Farcey

Crown, Town

—

Bristol Lawfords Gate

†Holy Trinity

1396 1408

J. Barstaple

Town

—

Bristol Steep Street

*‡Three Kings of Cologne (chapel)

1492

J. Foster

—

—

Bristol Long Row

‡Almshouse

c. 1292

S. Burton

—

—

Bristol Redcliffe

Almshouse

1422

W. Canynge

—

—

Bristol without Temple Gate

Almshouse

—

R. Magdalen

—

—

Bristol Lewin’s Mead

Trinity

1460

W. Spencer

—

—

Bristol Redcliffe Gate

—

1471

R. Forster

—

—

p292

Cirencester

*‡St. John Ev.[240]

bef 1135

Henry I

Crown, Abbey

—

Cirencester

‡St. Laurence

xiii cent.

Edith Bisset

Abbey

L

Cirencester

‡St. Thomas M.

1427

W. Nottingham

Weavers

—

Gloucester

*‡S. Mary Magdalene

bef 1160

—

Lanthony Priory

L

Gloucester or Dudstan

*‡St. Margaret or St. Sepulchre

bef 1163

—

Abbey, Town

L

Gloucester

‡St. Bartholomew[241] (Seal)

1200

Townsmen, Henry III

Crown

—

Lechlade

St. John Baptist[242]

1228

Peter Fitz Herbert[243]

Private

—

Longbridge, v. Berkeley

Lorwing[244]

—

1189

Maurice de Berkeley

—

—

Redcliffe, v. Bristol

St. Briavels

St. Margaret[245]

1256

—

—

—

Stow-in-Wold

Holy Trinity

—

Aylmer, Earl of Cornwall

—

—

Stow-in-Wold

Almshouse

1476

W. Chestre

—

—

Tewkesbury[246]

—

1199

—

—

L

Tewkesbury

Almshouse

—

—

Abbey

—

Winchcombe

Spital

—

—

—

—

XIV. HAMPSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Alton

St. Mary Magdalene

1235

—

—

L

Andover

St. John B.[247] (Seal)

1247

—

Town

—

Andover

St. Mary Magdalene[247]

1248

—

—

L

Basingstoke

St. John Baptist

bef 1240

W. de Merton

Merton College

—

Christchurch[248]

—

1318

—

—

L

Fareham[249]

—

1199

—

—

L

Fordingbridge

St. John Baptist

1283

—

Bishop, St. Cross, etc.

—

Portsmouth

*God’s House or St. John B. and St. Nicholas[250] (Seal)

1224

Peter des Roches

Bishop

—

Portsmouth by

St. Mary M. [and St. Anthony[251]]

1253

—

—

—

Romsey

St. Mary M. and St. Anthony[252]

1317

—

—

L

Southampton (without)

St. Mary Magdalene

1173

Townsmen

Town, Priory

L

Southampton

*‡St. Julian or God’s House (Seal)

c. 1197

Gervase

Crown, Queen’s College, Oxford.

—

Southampton

St. John[253]

1315

—

—

—

p294

Winchester (near)

*‡St. Cross (Seal)

c. 1136

Henry de Blois

Knights, Bishop

—

Winchester (without)

‡St. Mary Magd. (Seal[254])

1158

Bishop

Bishop

L

Winchester

*‡St. John B. (Seal[255])

c. 1275

John Devenish

Town

—

Winchester

“Sisters’ Hospital”

1393

—

St. Swithin’s

—

Newport (Isle of Wight)

St. Augustine[256]

1352

—

Town

L

XV. HEREFORDSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Blechelowe, v. Richards Castle

Hereford (Wye Bridge)

St. Thomas

1226

W. de Warenne

—

—

Hereford

‡St. Ethelbert

1231

—

Dean and Chapter

—

Hereford

St. Giles

1250

—

—

—

Hereford

‡St. Giles

—

—

Town

L

Hereford

[Holy Ghost[257] &] St. John

1340

—

Knights Hosp.

—

Hereford

St. Anthony

1294

—

Order (Vienne)

—

Hereford

St. Anne and St. Loye[258]

xvi cent.

—

—

L

Ledbury

‡St. Katharine

1232

Foliot, Bishop

Dean and Chapter

—

Richards Castle (Blechelowe)

St. John & St. Mary M.[259]

1397

—

—

—

XVI. HERTFORDSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Anstey (Biggin)

St. Mary

1325

—

—

—

Baldock (Clothall, by)

St. Mary Magdalene

1226

—

—

L

Berkhampstead

St. John Baptist

1216

Fitz Piers, Earl of Essex

Private; St. Thomas of Acon, London

—

Berkhampstead

St. John Ev.

1216

—

Private; St. Thomas of Acon, London

L

Berkhampstead

St. James

—

—

—

—

Berkhampstead

St. Leonard

—

—

—

—

Berkhampstead

St. Thomas M.[260]

1317

—

—

—

Broxbourne, v. Hoddesdon

Hertford (without)

St. Mary Magdalene[261]

1287

—

—

—

Hoddesdon

SS. Anthony & Clement or St. Laud & St. Anthony (Seals)

1391

—

—

L

Hoddesdon

Almshouse

xv cent.

R. Rich

—

—

Royston

[St. Mary B.V. & St. James or] St. John & St. James

1227

—

Private

—

Royston

St. Nicholas[262]

1213

Ralph

Private

L

p296

St. Albans (Eywood)

St. Julian the Confessor

1146

Abbot Geoffrey

Abbey

L

St. Albans (without)

St. Mary de la Pré[263] (Seal)

1202

—

Abbey

L

St. Albans

St. Giles[264]

1327

—

Abbey

—

Stevenage

All Christian Soul House

1501

Hellard, Rector

Parish

—

Wymondley, Little

St. Mary[265]

1232

—

—

—

XVII. HUNTINGDONSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Huntingdon

St. John Baptist

1153

Earl David

Earldom, Town

—

Huntingdon (without[266])

St. Margaret

1165

King Malcolm (ben)

Crown (Scotland, England, etc.)

L

Huntingdon

St. Giles[267]

1328

—

—

L

XVIII. KENT

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bapchild[268]

—

c. 1200

—

—

—

Blean[268]

St. John

c. 1200

—

—

—

Bobbing

Spital

—

George Clifford

Private

L

Boughton-under-Blean

Holy Trinity[269]

1384

Thomas atte Herst

—

L etc.

Buckland, v. Dover

Canterbury (Northgate)

*‡St. John B. (Seal)

bef 1089

Lanfranc

Archbishop

—

Canterbury (Eastbridge)

*‡St. Thomas M.[270] [and the Holy Ghost] (Seal)

c. 1170

Becket, Langton

Archbishop

—

Canterbury

St. Nicholas and St. Katharine[271]

1293

W. Cokyn

—

—

Canterbury

*‡[St. Mary B. V. or] Poor Priests’ (Seal)

1225

re-f. S. de Langton

Archdeacon

—

Canterbury

‡St. Mary B. V.

1317

J. Maynard

Town

—

Canterbury near

St. Laurence

1137

Hugh, Abbot

St. Augustine’s

L

Canterbury Harbledown

*‡St. Nicholas (Seal)

bef 1089

Lanfranc

Archbishop

L

Canterbury Thanington or Wynchepe

St. James (Seal)

bef 1164

—

Christchurch

L

Chatham, v. Rochester

Dartford

St. Mary Magdalene

1256

—

—

L

Dartford

Holy Trinity

1453

Townsmen

Parochial Governors

—

p298

Dover, Buckland in

St. Bartholomew

1141

Monks

Priory

L

Dover

*St. Mary B. V. (Seal)

1221

Hubert de Burgh

Crown

—

Gravesend, v. Milton

Harbledown, v. Canterbury

Hythe

‡St. John Baptist

1426

—

Town

—

Hythe Saltwood[272] nr.

‡St. Bartholomew (Seal) [or St. Andrew]

1276 1336

Townsmen

—

—

Bishop Haymo

—

Ivychurch,[273] near New Romney

—

1229

—

Private

—

Lullingstone[274]

Almshouse

—

Sir J. Peche

—

—

Maidstone

*St. Peter & St. Paul [& St. Thomas M.][275] (Seal)

—

Abp.

Archbishop Boniface

—

Maidstone(bridge)

Almshouse[276]

1422

Hessynden

—

—

Milton nr. Gravesend

—

1189

—

Private

—

Mepham

—

1396

Archbishop

—

—

Ospringe

‡St. Mary B. V. (Seal)

1234

Henry III

Crown

—

Ospringe (without)

St. Nicholas[277]

1241

—

—

—

Ospringe

St. John[278]

1343

—

—

—

Otford

—

1228

—

—

L

Puckeshall or Tong

St. James

1202

—

—

L

Rochester (Langeport)

*‡St. Bartholomew (Seal)

bef 1108

Bishop Gundulf

Priory

L

p299

Rochester (Whiteditch)

St. Nicholas[279]

1253

—

—

L

Rochester (Eastgate)

‡St. Katharine

1316

S. Potyn

Governors

L etc.

Romney

St. Stephen and St. Thomas M. (Seal[280])

c. 1180

Adam de Cherring[281]

Private

L

Romney

St. John Baptist

1396

—

Town

—

Sandwich

*‡St. Bartholomew (Seal)

bef 1227

Crawthorne, etc.

Town

—

Sandwich

‡St. John B. (Seal[282])

bef 1287

—

Town

—

Sandwich

‡St. Thomas M.

1392

Thos. Ellys

Town

—

Sandwich (Each End)

St. Anthony[283]

1472

—

—

L

Sevenoaks

St. John Baptist

1338

re-f. Cherwode & Multon

Archbishop

—

Sevenoaks

‡Almshouse

1418

Sir W. Sevenoke

Parochial Governors

—

Sittingbourne[284]

—

1216

Samuel

—

—

Sittingbourne, Swinestre nr.

St. Leonard[285]

1232

—

—

L

Sittingbourne Swinestre nr.

Holy Cross[285]

1225

—

—

—

Strood

St. Mary B. V.[286] (Seal)

1193

Bp. G. Glanvill

Bishop or Priory

—

Sutton-at-Hone

Holy Trinity, St. Mary, and All SS.

1216

FitzPiers & W. de Wrotham

—

—

Thanington, v. Canterbury

Tong, v. Puckeshall

Wynchepe, v. Canterbury

XIX. LANCASHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Burscough

—

bef 1311

—

Priory

L

Clitheroe[287]

St. Nicholas

1211

Townsmen

Town

L

Cockersand

Hospital[288]

1184

Hugh Garth

—

L etc.

Conishead

Hospital[288]

1181

Penington or W. de Lancaster

Priory

L

Lancaster

St. Leonard

1189

Prince John

Various[289]

L

Lancaster

Almshouse, St. Mary B. V.

1483

J. Gardyner

Town

—

Lathom (Ormskirk)

—

1500

Sir T. Stanley

—

—

Preston in Amounderness

St. Mary Magd. (Seal[290])

c. 1177

—

Honor, Crown

L

Stydd nr. Ribchester

St. Saviour[291]

bef 1216

—

Knights

—

XX. LEICESTERSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Burton Lazars

[St. Mary B. V. and] St. Lazarus (Seal)

1146

R. de Mowbray

Order of St. Lazarus

L

Castle-Donington

St. John Ev.[292]

xii cent.

John Lacy

Earldom, Crown

—

Leicester

St. Leonard (Seal)

1199

William of Leicester

Earldom, Crown, etc.

L

Leicester

‡St. John Ev. and St. John B. (Seal)

1200

—

—

—

Leicester

St. Edmund Abp. and Conf.

1250

—

—

—

Leicester

St. Mary M. and St. Margaret

1329

—

—

L

Leicester

*‡Annunciation of B. V. Mary[293] (Seal)

1330

Henry of Lancaster

Duchy (Collegiate Foundation)

—

Leicester

‡St. Ursula [and St. Catherine]

1513

W. Wigston

—

—

Lutterworth

St. John B.[& St. Anthony[294]]

1218

Roise de Verdon

Private

—

Stockerston

St. Leonard

1307

—

Earldom

—

Stockerston

St. Mary [and All Saints]

1465

J. Boyvile

—

—

Tilton

—

1189

W. Burdett

Burton Lazars

L

XXI. LINCOLNSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Boothby Pagnell

St. John Baptist

xii cent.

Hugh of Boothby

—

L

Boston[295] (without)

St. John Baptist

1282

—

Private (Multon[295])

—

Carleton in Moreland

St. Lazarus

1301

De Amundeville

Order of St. Lazarus.

—

Dunston, v. Mere

Edenham[296]

—

1319

—

—

—

Elsham by Thornton

St. Mary & St. Edmund[297]

1166

B. de Amundeville

—

—

Glanford Bridge (Wrauby)

xii cent.

Paynell

Selby Abbey

—

Glanford Bridge (Wrauby)

[Our Lord &] St. John B.

1441

W. Tirwhit

—

—

Grantham by

St. Margaret

1328

—

—

—

Grantham

St. Leonard

1428

—

—

—

Grimsby (without)

St. Mary M. & St. Leger

1291

—

—

L

Grimsby

St. John[298]

1389

—

—

—

Holbeach

All Saints

1351

J. de Kirketon

—

—

Langworth

St. Margaret

1313

—

—

L

Lincoln without

Holy Innocents [& St. Mary M.] (Seal)[299]

bef 1135

Henry I

Crown, Burton Lazars

L

Lincoln without

†‡St. Giles

c. 1275

—

Dean & Chapter

—

Lincoln

St. Leonard

1300

—

—

L etc.

Lincoln without

St. Bartholomew

1314

—

—

L etc.

Lincoln

St. Mary B. V. or St. Mary M.

1311

—

—

—

p303

Lincoln without

Holy Sepulchre[300]

1123

Bp. Robert Bloet

Gilbertine Order

—

Lincoln without

St. Katherine[300] (Seal)

1123

Bp. Robert Bloet

Gilbertine Order

—

Louth

Spital

1314

—

—

L

Louth

Trinity Bedehouse

xvi cent.

—

Gild

—

Louth

St. Mary B. V.

xvi cent.

—

Gild

—

Mere or Dunston

St. John Baptist

1243

S. de Roppele

Bishop

L

Newstead by Stamford[301]

St. Mary B. V.[a]300]

xii cent.

W. d’Albini

—

—

Partney

St. Mary Magdalene

bef 1138

—

Bardney Abbey

—

Skirbeck

‡St. Leonard, afterwards St. John Baptist

1230

T. de Multon

Knights Hosp.

—

Spalding

St. Nicholas

1313

—

—

L

Spittal-on-Street, Hemswell

St. Edmund K.M.

1322

re-f. T. Aston

Dean & Chapter

—

Stamford, v. Northants

Tattershall[302]

Holy Trinity (Seal)[302]

1438

R. Cromwell

Collegiate Foundation

—

Thornton

St. James (chapel)

1322

—

Abbey (probably)

—

Threckingham

St. Lazarus[303]

1319

—

—

—

Uffington, v. Newstead

Walcot

St. Leonard

1312

—

—

L

XXII. MIDDLESEX AND LONDON

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Brentford[304]

St. Anne & St. Louis[304]

1393

—

—

—

Brentford Syon by

Nine Orders of Holy Angels (Seal)

c. 1447

J. Somerset

Fraternity

—

Hackney or Kingsland

St. Katherine[305]

1334

—

—

L

Holborn v. London

Holloway or Highgate

[Holy Jesus &] St. Anthony (Seal[306])

1473

W. Pole

Crown

L

Hounslow[307]

—

1200

—

—

L

Kingsland, v. Hackney

Knightsbridge

St. Leonard[308] (Seal)

1485

—

Westminster Abbey

L

London,[309] Holborn

St. Giles[310] (Seal)

bef. 1118

Queen Maud

Crown, Burton Lazars

L

London West Smithfield

*‡St. Bartholomew[311] (Seal)

c. 1123

Rahere

—

—

London by Tower

‡St. Katharine (Seal)

1148

Queen Matilda

Crown

—

London Cheapside

[St. Mary &] St. Thomas M. “of Acon”[312] (Seal)

c. 1190

Fitz Theobald

Knights Templars

—

London

St. John B.[313] (Seal) or “Savoy”

1505

Henry VII.

Crown

—

London Threadneedle St.

St. Anthony (Seal)

1254

—

Order of Vienne, Crown, etc.

—

London Churchyard

St. Paul

1190

Henry, Canon

Dean & Chapter

—

London Paternoster

Holy Ghost, B.V.M., St. Michael & All SS.

1424

R. Whittington

Collegiate Foundation

—

p305

London, nr. Aldgate

“St. Charity & St. John Ev.”[314]

1442

3 Priests

Fraternity

—

London without Bishopsgate

St. Mary B. V. (Seal)

1197

W. Brune

—

—

London without Temple Bar

St. Mary or “Domus Conversorum”[315]

1231

Henry III.

Crown

—

London nr. Cripplegate

St. Mary, “Elsyng Spital” (Seal)

1329

W. Elsyng

Dean, etc., of St. Paul’s

—

London without Bishopsgate

‡St. Mary of Bethlehem (Seal[316])

1247

S. FitzMary

Order of Bethlehem, City

—

London Charing Cross

St. Mary “of Rouncevall” (Seal)

bef 1231

—

Alien

—

London Crutched Friars

Almshouse, St. Mary

c. 1524

J. Millborn

Drapers

—

—

St. James, v. Westminster

—

St. Thomas, v. Southwark, Surrey

Mile End[317] or Stepney

St. Mary Magd. (Seal)

1274

—

—

L

Shoreditch[318]

Spital House

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Westminster

St. James (Seal)

xii cent.

re-f. Henry III.

Abbey, Crown

L

Westminster

Almshouse

xvi cent.

Lady Margaret

—

—

XXIII. NORFOLK

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bec (Billingford)

St. Thomas M.[319] (Seal)

1224

William de Bec

Bishop

—

Boycodeswade, v. Cokesford

Burnham Overy or Peterstone

St. Peter[320] or St. Nicholas

1200

Cheney

—

—

Choseley

St. Lazarus

1291

—

Burton Lazars

L

Cokesford[321]

St. Andrew

c. 1181

Hervey Beleth

Cokesford Priory

—

Creak, North (Lingerscroft)

St. Mary[322]

1221

Robert de Nerford

—

—

Croxton

Domus Dei

1250

—

Hospital, Thetford

—

Gaywood, v. Lynn

Hardwick (S. Lynn)[323]

St. Laurence

1327

—

Private

L

Hautbois, Great

St. Mary (God’s House)

1235

Peter de Hautbois

Horning Hospital

—

Hempton (Fakenham)

St. Stephen[324] (Seal)

1135

De S. Martin

Private

—

Heringby

God’s House (Seal)

1447

H. Attefenne

Collegiate Foundation

—

Hingham

Almshouse

1483

S. Lyster

—

—

Horning

St. James

1153

Abbot Daniel

Hulme Abbey, Bishop

—

Ickburgh or Newbridge

SS. Mary & Laurence

1323

W. Barentun

Private

L

Langwade (Oxburgh)

—

1380

—

—

L

p307

Lingerscroft, v. Creak

Lynn or Gaywood

‡St. Mary Magd. (Seal[328])

1145

Peter, Chaplain

—

L etc.

Lynn, Bishops

St. John Baptist

c. 1135

Ulfketel

Town, Bishop

—

Lynn, West Lynn

—

—

—

—

L

Lynn, Cowgate

—

1352

—

—

L

Lynn, v. Hardwick

Massingham

Domus Dei[325]

1260

—

Crown

—

Newbridge, v. Ickburgh

Norwich

St. Paul Ap.[326] [& St. Paul, Hermit] (Seal)

bef. 1119

Bishop Herbert

Bishops and Priory

—

Norwich

*‡St. Giles, etc.[327] (Seal)

1246

Bishop W. de Suffield

Bishops and Priory

—

Norwich Conisford

St. Mary B.V. (Seal[328])

1200

Hildebrond

Bishop

—

Norwich in Coselany

St. Saviour

1297

R. de Brekles

—

—

Norwich

God’s House

xiii cent.

John le Grant

Bishop

—

Norwich

God’s House

1292

Robert de Aswardby

—

—

Norwich

Almshouse

—

Croom

—

—

Norwich

Almshouse

1418

Danyel

—

—

Norwich

Almshouse

—

Hugh Garzon

—

—

Norwich (Sprowston)

St. Mary Magd. (Seal[328])

bef. 1119

Bishop Herbert

Bishop

L

Norwich St. Austin’s Gate

[St. Mary &] St. Clement

1312

Bishop

—

L

Norwich Fybridge Gate

St. Mary Magdalene

1448

—

—

L

Norwich Westwick Gate

St. Bennet (Seal[328])

—

—

—

L

p308

Norwich Newport

St. Giles

1308

Balderic

—

L

Norwich Nedham

St. Stephen (Seal[329])

—

—

Horsham Priory

L

Norwich without

St. Leonard[330]

1335

—

—

—

Racheness (Southacre)

St. Bartholomew

xii cent.

—

Castleacre Priory

L

Somerton, West

St. Leonard

1189

R. de Glanvill

Crown, Butley Priory

L

Snoring Parva

—

1380

—

—

L

Sprowston, v. Norwich

Thetford

St. John Baptist[330]

xii cent.

Roger Bigod

—

L

Thetford

St. Mary Magdalene[330]

xiii cent.

J. de Warenne

Earldom, Town

L

Thetford

St. Mary B.V.[331]

1325

—

Private

—

Thetford

St. Margaret

1304

—

—

L

Thetford

St. John[332]

—

—

Private

L

Thetford

God’s House[332]

1319

Earl of Surrey

Private, Priory, etc.

—

Walsingham

—

1486

—

Private

L

Walsoken

Holy Trinity (Seal)

bef. 1200

—

—

—

Wymondham (Westwade)

—

—

—

Burton Lazars

L

Yarmouth

St. Mary B.V. (Seal[333])

1278

T. Fastolf

Private, Town

—

Yarmouth

—

1386

Townsmen

Town

—

Yarmouth (Northgate)

—

1349

—

—

L

Yarmouth (Northgate)

—

1349

—

—

L

Yarmouth, Little, v. Gorleston, Suffolk

XXIV. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Armston (in Polebrook)

St. John Baptist

1231

R. de Trubleville

Private

—

Aynho

St. James & St. John [or St. Mary & St. James]

1208

Roger Fitz Richard

Private, Magd. Coll. Oxford

—

Brackley

*St. James & St. John Ap. & Ev.[334] (Seal)

c. 1150

Robert Earl of Leicester

Private, Magd. Coll. Oxford

—

Brackley (without)

St. Leonard (Seal[335])

1280

—

Private

L

Byfield

St. John[336]

1313

—

—

—

Cotes by Rockingham

St. Leonard

1229

—

Peterborough Abbey

L

Fotheringhay

—

—

—

—

—

Grimsbury, v. Banbury, Oxon

Higham Ferrers[337]

St. James[338]

1163

Ferrers

Private

—

Higham Ferrers

*‡Bede House

1423

Abp. Chichele

Collegiate Foundation

—

Kingsthorpe by Northampton

†St. David (Dewy) or Holy Trinity

1200

Peter Fitz Adam or King John

St. Andrew’s Priory

—

Northampton (Cotton)

St. Leonard (Seal)

c. 1150

King

Town

L

p310

Northampton

*‡St. John B. [& St. John Ev.] (Seal)

c. 1140

William, Archdeacon

Bishop of Lincoln

—

Northampton Northampton

‡St. Thomas-à-Becket

c. 1450

Townsmen

Town

—

Northampton (Northgate)

Hospital of Walbek

1301

—

—

L

Northampton v. Kingsthorpe

Peryho (in Southwick)

[St. John B. &] St. Martin, Bp.[339]

1258

Knyvet

Private, Cotherstoke Coll.

—

Peterborough

St. Thomas M.

bef 1194

Abbot Benedict

Abbey

—

Peterborough near

St. Leonard

1125

Abbot

Abbey

L

Rushden, v. Higham Ferrers

Southwick, v. Peryho

Stamford (Baron)

St. Giles

bef 1189

—

Peterborough Abbey

L

Stamford (without)

†St. John B. & St. Thomas M.

c. 1174

Siward, Brand de Fossato, etc.

Abbey

—

Stamford

Holy Sepulchre

bef 1189

—

Abbey

—

Stamford (without)

“St. Logar”[340]

bef 1199

W. de Warenne.

—

—

Stamford

*‡Bedehouse or All Saints (Seal)[341]

bef 1485

W. Browne

—

—

Thrapston

St. Leonard

1246

—

—

L

Towcester

St. Leonard

1200

—

Earl of Pembroke

L

XXV. NORTHUMBERLAND

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Alnwick, near

St. Leonard

xii cent.

Eustace de Vesci

Private, Abbey

—

Alribourn

St. Leonard

1331

—

Private

—

Alwynton

—

1272

Bishop Philip

—

—

Bamborough

St. Mary Magdalene

1256

—

Crown

L

Berwick-on-Tweed[342]

St. Mary Magdalene[343]

1301

—

—

—

Berwick-on-Tweed

God’s House[344]

1286

Philip de Rydale

—

—

Berwick-on-Tweed

St. Edward[345]

1246

—

—

—

Bolam[346]

St. Mary

1285

—

—

—

Bolton (in Allendale)

Holy Trinity or St. Thomas M. (Seal)

1225

Robert de Ros

Rievaulx, Kirkham

L

Capelford by Norham

St. Mary Magdalene

1333

—

—

—

Catchburn nr. Morpeth

St. Mary Magdalene

1282

Roger de Merlay

Private

—

Corbridge

—

1378

—

—

L

Eglingham, Harehope by[347]

—

1331

—

—

—

Elleshaugh by Otterburn[348]

—

1240

Umfreville

Bishop

—

Embleton[349] near

—

1314

—

—

—

Hertford Bridge[350]

—

1256

Merlay

Private

—

Hexham

St. Giles

1200

Archbishop

Archbishop, Priory

L

Hexham

Pilgrims’ Hospital

xiv cent.

—

—

—

Mitford nr. Morpeth

St. Leonard

xii cent.

William Bertram

Barony

—

p312

Morpeth, v. Catchburn

Newbiggin-by-Sea[351]

—

1391

—

Private

—

Newcastle-upon-Tyne (without)

‡St. Mary Magdalene (Seal)

bef 1135

Henry I

Town

L

Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Westgate)

‡St. Mary B.V. (Seal) [& St. John Ev.]

bef 1189

Aselack

St. Bartholomew’s Priory, Town

—

Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Sandhills)

St. Katherine (Maison Dieu)

1403 1412

R. Thornton

Private, Town

—

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Trinity Almshouse

1492

—

Seamen’s Gild

—

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Maison Dieu

1475

J. Ward

—

—

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Maison Dieu

1504

C. Brigham

—

—

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Maison Dieu

1360

W. Acton

—

—

Rothbury

—

xvi cent.

—

Hulparke Priory

—

Shipwash

—

1379

—

—

—

Tweedmouth (Spittal)

St. Bartholomew

1234

—

Bishop

L

Tynemouth, near

St. Leonard

1293

—

Priory

—

Warenford

St. John Baptist

1253

—

Private

L

Warkworth

St. John Baptist (Seal[352])

1292

—

Private, Hulparke Priory

—

Wooler

St. Mary Magdalene

1302

—

Private

—

XXVI. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bawtry (without)

*‡St. Mary Magdalene

1280

re-f. Robert de Morton

Archbishop

—

Blyth (without)

‡St. John. Ev.[353]

1226

W. de Cressy

Private

L

Blyth (without)

St. Edmund

1228

—

—

L

Bradebusk, v. Gonalston

Gonalston

St. Mary Magdalene

1252

W. Heriz

Private

L

Harworth, v. Bawtry

Hodsock, v. Blyth

Lenton

St. Anthony[354]

1330

—

Alien Priory

—

Newark (without N. gate)

‡St. Leonard

1125

Bishop Alexander

Bishop of Lincoln

—

Newark v. Stoke by N.

Newark (Milnegate)

Almshouse

1466

—

—

—

Newark (Churchyard)

Almshouse

1466

—

—

—

Newark (Appiltongate)

Almshouse

1466

—

—

—

Nottingham

St. John Baptist

1202

—

Town

—

Nottingham

St. Leonard

1189

—

Town

L

Nottingham

St. Sepulchre

1267

—

Palmers

—

Nottingham

St. Michael[355]

1335

—

—

—

Nottingham (Westbarre)

St. Mary

1330

—

—

L

Nottingham (Leen Bridge)

‡Annunciation of B.V.M.[356]

1390

J. Plumptre

—

—

Southwell, near

St. Mary Magdalene

1255

—

Archbishop

L

Stoke-by-Newark, within

St. Leonard & St. Anne[357]

bef 1135

—

Private, Crown

—

XXVII. OXFORDSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Banbury

St. John B. (Seal)

1241

R. Whiting

Bishop of Lincoln

—

Banbury

New Almshouse

1501

—

—

—

Banbury or Grimsbury[358]

St. Leonard

bef 1307

—

—

L

Bicester

St. Mary B. V. & St. John B.[359]

1355

N. Jurdan

—

—

Burford

S. John Ev.[360] (Seal)

1226

—

Private

—

Burford

Great Almshouse

1457

—

—

—

Clattercote in Claydon[361]

St. Leonard (Seal)

1166

—

Bishop, Priory

L

Cold Norton

St. Giles

c. 1158

—

Priory

—

Crowmarsh[362] in Bensington

St. Mary Magdalene

1142

—

Osney Abbey

L

Ewelme

*‡God’s House (Seal)

1437

De la Pole

Private

—

Eynsham

—

1228

—

Abbey

—

Newnham Murren, v. Wallingford, Berks

Oxford (without E. gate)

*St. John B. (Seal)

c. 1180

re-f. Henry III

Crown

—

Oxford (without)

*St. Bartholomew

1126

Henry I

Crown, Oriel Coll.

L

Oxford (suburbs)

St. Giles[363]

1330

—

—

—

Oxford

St. Peter

1338

—

—

—

p315

Oxford

St. Clement[364]

1345

—

—

—

Oxford

Domus Conversorum

1234

Henry III

—

—

Oxford

“Bethlem”[365]

1219

—

—

—

Thame

St. Christopher[366]

1460

R. Quartermayne

—

—

Woodstock[367]

St. Mary V. & St. Mary M.[368]

1339

—

Woodstock (without)

St. Cross[368]

1231

—

—

L

XXVIII. RUTLAND

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Casterton, Great

St. Margaret

1311

—

—

L

Oakham

*‡St. John Ev. & St. Anne

1398

W. Dalby

Private

—

Tolethorpe[369]

—

1301

John de Tolethorpe

—

—

XXIX. SHROPSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bridgnorth (without[370])

“Vetus Maladeria”

—

—

—

L

Bridgnorth (without)

S. James (Seal[371])

1224

—

—

L

Bridgnorth

St. John Ev. or Holy Trinity, B.V.M. and St. John B. (Seal[372])

R. le Strange

Crown, Lilleshall Abbey

—

Ludlow

Holy Trinity, St. Mary & St. John B.

1253

P. Undergod

—

—

Ludlow

St. Giles[373]

—

—

—

—

Ludlow

‡Almshouse

1486

J. Hosyer

Palmers’ Gild

—

Nesscliff, Great Ness

“St. Mary de Rocherio”

c. 1250

Le Strange

Private

—

Newport[374]

S. Giles

1337

—

—

—

Newport

‡St. Nicholas[375]

1446

W. Glover, etc.

Town

—

Oswestry

St. John Baptist

1210

Bishop Reyner

Haughmond Abbey

L

Richards Castle, v. Herefordshire

Shrewsbury (without)

St. Giles (Seal[376])

1136

King

Crown, Abbey

L

Shrewsbury (Frankvill)

S. John B. (Seal[377])

1221

—

Crown, St. Chad’s

—

Shrewsbury

St. George M.[378]

1162

—

—

—

Shrewsbury

St. Chad’s Almshouse

1409

B. Tuptun

Mercers’ Fraternity

—

p317

Shrewsbury

‡St. Mary’s Almshouse

c. 1444

Degory Watur

Drapers’ Fraternity

—

Tong

St. Bartholomew

c. 1410

De Bohun, Penbridge

Private, Collegiate Foundation

—

Wenlock, Much

St. John

1267

—

—

—

Whitchurch

—

xiii cent.

Le Strange (ben.)

Private, Haughmond

—

XXX. SOMERSET

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bath

†‡ St. John Baptist[379]

c. 1180

Bishop John or Reginald

Bishop, Prior

—

Bath Holloway or Lyncomb

*‡ [St. Cross &] St. Mary Magdalene

bef 1100

Walter Hosate

Priory

L

Beckington

Almshouse

1502

—

—

—

Bedminster, v. Glos

Bridgwater

St. John B. (Seal)

1214

W. Briwere

Private

—

Bridgwater

St. Giles

xiv cent.

—

—

L

Bristol v. Glos.

Bruton[380]

—

1291

—

—

—

Croscombe

Almshouse[381]

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Glastonbury

*Almshouse (Women’s)

bef 1246

re-f. Abbot Beere

Abbey

—

Glastonbury

*‡St. Mary Magdalene[382]

xiii cent.

—

Abbey

—

Holloway, v. Bath

Ilchester[383]

St. Margaret[383]

1212

—

—

L

Ilchester

Holy Trinity

1217

W. Dacres

Private

—

Ilchester

Almshouse

1426

R. Veal

—

—

p319

Keynsham

St. John B. (Seal[384])

xv cent.

—

—

—

Langport,[385] near

St. Mary Magdalene

1280

—

Private, Glastonbury Abbey

L

Selwood[386]

—

1212

—

—

L

Taunton (W. Monkton)

*‡[Holy Ghost &[387]] St. Margaret

1185

Abbot Beere (ben)

Priory

L

Wells

†St. John B. (Seal)

1206

Hugh & Jocelyn

Bishop

—

Wells

*‡St. Saviour[B.V.M. & All Saints]

1436

Bishop Bubwith

Dean, Mayor, etc.

—

Yeovil

‡St. George & St. Christopher

1477

J. Wobourne

—

—

XXXI. STAFFORDSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Cannock

St. Mary[388]

1220

—

—

—

Freeford, v. Lichfield

Lichfield

*‡St. John B. (Seal)

—

Bishop Roger

Bishop

—

Lichfield (Freeford)

St. Leonard

1257

—

—

L

Lichfield (Bacon Street)

‡Almshouse

1504

Milley

—

—

Radford, v. infra

Stafford (Forebridge)

†St. John B. (Seal[389])

1208

Earl Ralph

Private

—

Stafford

St. Leonard

—

Earl Ralph

Private

—

Stafford (Retford)

Holy Sepulchre [or St. Lazarus]

1254

—

Private

L

Stoke-upon-Trent

St. Loye[390]

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Tamworth or Wigginton

†St. James

1285

P. de Marmyon

Private

—

Wigginton, v. supra

Wolverhampton

St. Mary B.V.

1392

Luson, Waterfall, etc.

—

—

XXXII. SUFFOLK

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Beccles

St. Mary M. [& St. Anthony]

1327

—

—

L

Bury St. Edmunds

St. John Ev. (God’s House)

1256

Abbot Edmund

Abbey

—

Bury without Eastgate

†St. Nicholas

c. 1215

—

Abbey

—

Bury without Northgate

†St. Saviour[391]

c. 1184

Abbot Sampson

Abbey

—

Bury without Risbygate

St. Peter

xii cent.

Abbot Anselm

Abbey

L etc.

Bury at Southgate

†St. Petronilla

xvi cent.

—

Abbey

L

Bury

St. Stephen[392]

—

—

Abbey

—

Clare

Almshouse

1462

J. Bingley

—

—

Dunwich

*‡St. James (Seal)

1199

Prince John or W. de Riboff

—

L

Dunwich

‡Holy Trinity or Maison Dieu (Seal[392])

1251

—

Crown

—

Eye (without)

‡St. Mary Magdalene

1329

—

Town

L

Gorleston[393]

St. Mary & St. Nicholas (Seal[394])

1331

—

—

L

Gorleston

St. James

—

—

—

L

Gorleston

St. John Baptist

xiii cent.

Queen Eleanor

—

—

Gorleston

St. Mary Magdalene

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Gorleston

St. Luke

xvi cent.

—

—

—

p322

Gorleston

St. Bartholomew

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Hadleigh

Almshouse

1497

W. Pykenham, Rector

—

—

Ipswich

St. James[395]

1199

—

Bishop

L

Ipswich

St. Mary Magdalene[395]

1199

—

Bishop

L

Ipswich near

St. Leonard[396]

xvi cent.

—

—

L

Ipswich

St. Thomas[396]

—

—

—

L

Ipswich

Almshouse

1515

E. Dandy

—

—

Orford

St. Leonard

1320

—

—

L

Orford

St. John Baptist

1389

—

—

—

Sibton

†Hospital

1264

—

Abbey

—

Stratton-in-Leverington

—

—

—

—

L

Sudbury

Holy Sepulchre

1206

Wm. Earl of Gloucester

Earldom of St. Clare, etc.

—

Sudbury

Jesus Christ & St. Mary B.V.

—

Countess Amicia

—

—

Sudbury

‡St. Leonard

1372

John Colneys

Governors

L

Thetford, v. Norfolk

Thurlow, Great

St. James

1291

—

Alien, etc.

—

XXXIII. SURREY

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bermondsey

—

1399

Richard II

—

L

Croydon

‡St. John Baptist

1443

Ellis Davy

Governors

—

Guildford

St. Thomas M.[397] (Spital)

1231

—

—

—

Kingston-on-Thames

St. Leonard, Domus Dei

1227

King

Crown

L

Newington Butts

Our Lady & St. Katherine

xvi cent.

—

—

—

Reigate

St. Mary V. & Holy Cross[398] (Seal)

bef 1240

W. de Warenne

—

—

Sandon by Cobham

The Holy Ghost[399] [or St. Mary M.] (Seal[400])

xii cent.

R. de Wateville

Bishop; St. Thomas’, Southwark

—

Southwark

‡St. Thomas M.[401] (Seal)

bef 1215

Becket, Peter des Roches

—

—

Southwark (Kent Street)

[St. Mary &] St. Leonard[402]

1315

—

—

L

Tandridge

St James[398]

xii cent.

Odo de Dammartin

—

—

XXXIV. SUSSEX

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Arundel

St. James

1189

Fitzalan

Earldom

L

Arundel

Holy Trinity or Christ (Seal)

1380

Fitzalan

Earldom

—

Battle

Pilgrim House, afterwards St. Thomas M.[403]

1076

—

Abbey

—

Bramber (Bidlington)

St. Mary Magdalene

1216

—

Private

L

Buxsted

—

1404

W. Heron

—

—

Chichester

*‡St. Mary B. V. (Seal)

1172

William, Dean

Dean & Chapter

—

Chichester without Eastgate

†‡St. James & St. Mary Magdalene (Seal[404])

1202

Bp. Seffrid II

Crown

L

Chichester Loddesdown

St. Mary Magdalene

—

—

—

L

Chichester Rumboldswyke

—

—

—

—

L

Chichester Stockbridge

—

—

—

—

L

Cookham in Sompting

[St. Mary V. &] St. Anthony

1272

W. Bernchius

Various[405]

—

Harting (Dureford)

St. John Baptist

1162

H. Hoese

Private, Dureford Abbey

L

Hastings

‡St. Mary Magdalene

1293

Petronilla de Cham

Town

—

p325

Hemsworth (in Burn)

St. Mary Magdalene[406]

1251

—

—

—

Lewes

St. James

—

W. de Warenne

Priory

—

Lewes (Westout)

St. Nicholas

c. 1085

W. de Warenne

Priory

—

Pevensey

Holy Cross

1292

—

—

—

Pevensey or Westham[407]

‡St. John Baptist

1302

—

Town

—

Playden, v. Rye

Rye or Playden

St. Bartholomew

1219

—

Alien, Crown, Town

L

Seaford, near

St. James Cathedral

1171

Roger de Fraxeto

Chichester Cathedral

L

Seaford, without

St. Leonard

bef 1256

Roger de Fraxeto

Chichester Cathedral

—

Shoreham

St. James

1249

—

—

—

Shoreham

St. Katherine[408]

1366

—

—

—

Sompting, v. Cookham

Westham, v. Pevensey

West Tarring

St. Mary

1277

—

—

—

Winchelsea[409]

†St. Bartholomew

1292

—

Town

—

Winchelsea

†St. John

1292

—

Town

—

Winchelsea

Holy Cross[410] (Seal)

1253

—

—

—

Windeham

St. Edmund, Conf.[411]

1253

Bishop Richard

Bishop

—

XXXV. WARWICKSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Birmingham

[St. Mary V.[412] &] St. Thomas M.

1286

—

—

—

Bretford (Wolstan)

St. Edmund[413]

1180

Turville

Private

L

Coventry

St. John B. (Seal)

1175

Archdn. & Prior

Priory

—

Coventry Spon near

St. Mary Magd. (Seal[414])

1181

Hugh Keveliog

Various[415]

L

Coventry

St. Leonard[416]

1252

—

—

L

Coventry

Hospital[417]

1370

William Walssh

—

—

Coventry Bablake

*‡Holy Trinity

1507

T. Bonde

Gild, etc.

—

Coventry

*‡Almshouse[418]

1529

W. Ford

—

—

Henley in Arden

—

re-f 1449

—

Gild

—

Stratford-on-Avon

Holy Cross (Seal)[419]

1269

—

Fraternity

—

Studley

—

—

W. de Cantilupe

Priory

—

Warwick

[Holy Ghost[420] &] St. John B.

c. 1183

Earl Wm. or Henry

—

—

Warwick

St. Michael

c. 1135

Earl Roger

Earldom

L

Warwick (without)

St. Thomas of Canterbury

—

Earl

Knights Templars

—

Warwick

St. Laurence

1255

—

—

L

XXXVI. WESTMORLAND

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Appleby

St. Nicholas

bef 1240

—

Private, Shap Abbey

L

Brough under Stanemoor

St. Mary V. & St. Gabriel

1506

J. Brunskill

Shap Abbey

—

Kendal (Kirkby-in-)[421]

St. Leonard

1189

De Ros

Private, Conishead Priory

L

Kirkby, v. Kendal

XXXVII. WILTSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Bedwin

St. John Baptist[422]

—

—

—

—

Bradford-on-Avon

St. Margaret[423]

1235

King

Shaftesbury Abbey

L

Bradford-on-Avon

St. Katherine[424]

—

—

—

—

Bradley, Maiden

St. Mary V. [and St. Matthew[425]] or [St. Lazarus] (Seal)

c. 1190

Manser and Margery Bisset

—

L

Calne, near

St. John B. [& St. Anthony[426]]

1202

Lord Zouche

—

—

Chippenham

St. Laurence[427]

1338

—

—

—

Cricklade

St. John Baptist

1231

Guarin

Bishop of Sarum

—

Devizes

St. John Baptist

1207

—

Town

—

Devizes (Southbroom)

St. James & St. Denys

1207

—

—

L

Easton Royal[428]

—

1246

Stephen, Archdeacon

Private

—

Fugglestone, v. Wilton

Heytesbury

†St. John or St. Katherine (Seal)

c. 1449

Walter, Lord Hungerford

Various

—

Malmesbury

†St. John Baptist[429]

—

—

—

—

Malmesbury

St. Anthony[430]

1245

—

—

—

Malmesbury (Burton by)

St. Mary Magdalene[431]

bef 1222

—

—

L

p329

Marlborough[432]

St. John Baptist

1215

Levenoth

Town

—

Marlborough

St. Thomas M.

bef 1246

—

Manor (Crown), Gilbertine Priory

—

Salisbury (Harnham Bridge)

*‡St. Nicholas[433] (Seal)

1214

Bishop

Bishop, Dean & Chapter

—

Salisbury

‡Holy Trinity [& St. Thomas M.] (Seals)

bef 1379

Agnes Bottenham[434]

Town

—

Salisbury (East Harnham)[435]

—

1361

—

—

L

Sarum, Old[436]

—

1195

—

—

L

Sarum, Old or Stratford[437]

St. John Baptist

1231

—

—

—

Southbroom, v. Devizes

Stratford, v. Sarum

Trowbridge

Almshouse

1483

J. Terumber

—

—

Wilton or Fugglestone

†‡St. Giles [& St. Anthony[438]] (Seal)

c. 1135

Queen Adela

Crown, Town

L

Wilton (Ditchampton)

*‡St. John Baptist

1190

Bishop Hubert

—

—

Wilton

‡St. Mary Magdalene

1307

—

Abbey

—

Wootton Bassett

St. John Baptist

1266

P. Basset & Rector

Various[439]

—

XXXVIII. WORCESTERSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Droitwich or Dodderhill

St. Mary B.V.[440] (Seal)

bef 1285

Wm. de Dover, Rector

Worcester Priory

—

Worcester, near

‡St. Oswald[441]

bef 1205

Bishop Oswald

Worcester Priory

L

Worcester

St. Mary[441]

1257

—

—

L

Worcester (without)

*St. Wulstan[442] (Seal)

c. 1085

Bishop Wulstan

Bishop

—

Worcester

Trinity Hall Almshouses

xvi cent.

—

Gild

—

XXXIX. YORKSHIRE

Locality.

Dedication or Description.

Date.

Founder.

Patron.

Aberford[443]

—

bef 1454

—

—

—

Allerton, v. Northallerton

Bagby[444]

—

c. 1200

Mowbray

St. Leonard’s, York

—

Bawtry, v. Notts

Beverley

St. Giles

bef 1223

Wulse

Abp., Wartre Priory

—

Beverley in Friary by

St. Nicholas

bef 1286

—

Town

—

Beverley without Keldgate Bar

—

1392

—

Town

L

Beverley Crossbridge

Holy Trinity

1398

John Ake

Town

—

Beverley Laithgate

St. John Baptist

1454

—

—

—

Beverley without N. Bar

St. Mary B.V.

1442

—

Gild, Town

—

Blyth, v. Notts

Braceford[445], nr. Harpham

St. Helen

bef 1389

—

Private

—

Bridlington[446]

—

1342

—

Priory

—

Brompton, Brough, v. Catterick

Broughton nr. Malton

St. Mary Magdalene

1154

Eustace FitzJohn

—

—

Catterick nr. Brompton-on-Swale

St. Giles

1231

H. FitzRandolph

Private

—

p332

Clitheroe, v. Lancs

Doncaster

St. Nicholas

1213

—

Beigham Abbey

—

Doncaster

St. James (Seal)

1227

—

Private, St. Thos. of Acon

L

Doncaster (by bridge)

St. Edmund K.[447]

1318

—

—

—

Doncaster

St. Leonard

—

—

—

—

Edisford, v. Lancs

Flixton[448]

St. Mary V. & St. Andrew

x cent.

Acehorne

—

—

Foulsnape, v. Pontefract

Fountains

—

1247

Abbot John (ben.)

Abbey

—

Gainsborough

Almshouse

1495

—

—

—

Hedon, Newton by

St. Sepulchre

1205

Alan FitzHubert

Private

L

Hedon or Newton Garth[449]

St. Mary Magd. (Seal)

1162

Wm. le Gros

Earls of Albemarle, Crown

L

Hedon

St. Leonard

1413

—

—

—

Hessle

St. James[450]

—

—

—

—

Hoperton

Bedehouse

1500

—

—

—

Hutton Locras, v. Lowcross

Killingwoldgrove[451]

St. Mary Magdalene

c. 1169

—

Archbishop

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

God’s House

1344

J. de Kingston

—

—

p333

Kingston-upon-Hull (Myton)

‡Maison Dieu, or St. Michael, St. Thomas M., etc. or Holy Trinity (Seal)[452]

1365

W. and Michael Pole

Private

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Mariners or Trinity and Blessed Virgin

1369

—

Fraternity

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Corpus Christi[453]

1416

John Gregg

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Holy Trinity or New Maison Dieu

1482

—

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Maison Dieu or Almshouse

1380

Ravenser & Selby

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Maison Dieu or Almshouse

1400

Simon de Grimsby

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Maison Dieu or Almshouse

1412

Bedforth

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Maison Dieu or Almshouse

1439

Aldwick

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Maison Dieu or Almshouse

1503

Adrianson

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

Maison Dieu or Almshouse

1509

Riplingham

—

—

Kingston-upon-Hull

St. James

1513

—

—

—

Laysingby nr. Northallerton

St. Mary B.V

1294

J. Lythegrayns

Bishop of Durham

—

Lowcross[454]

St. Leonard

—

—

Private, Guisborough Priory

L

Malton, v. Norton

Myton, v. Kingston

Newton, v. Hedon

p334

Northallerton (Romanby)

St. James (Seal)

bef 1208

Bishop Philip

Bishop of Durham

—

Northallerton

‡Maison Dieu

1476

Moore & Strangways

—

—

Norton nr. Malton

St. Nicholas

1189

R. de Flamvill

—

—

Otley

—

1311

Abp. Thurstan

Archbishop

L

Pickering

St. Nicholas

1325

—

Duchy of Lancaster, Crown

—

Pontefract

‡St. Nicholas

bef 1135

re-f. R. de Lacy

Duchy, Nostell Priory

—

Pontefract by

St. Mary Magdalene

1286

Henry de Lacy

—

L

Pontefract

St. Mary B.V.

1335

Tabourere

—

—

Pontefract

‡Holy Trinity & B.V.M.[455] (Seal)

1385

R. Knolles

Duchy, Nostell Priory

—

Pontefract or Foulsnape

St. Michael the Archangel

1220

—

St. John’s Priory or Burton Lazars

L

Rerecross, v. Stanemoor

Richmond, near

St. Nicholas (Seal[456])

1172

Henry II. or Glanvill[457]

Various[458]

—

Richmond, by

St. Giles

1402

—

—

—

Ripon

*‡St. John Baptist

1114

Abp. Thomas II

Archbishop

—

Ripon (Stammergate)

*‡St. Mary M. (Seal[459])

bef 1139

Abp. Thurstan

Archbishop

L

Ripon (Bondgate)

St. Nicholas[460]

1350

—

—

—

Ripon

*‡St. Anne (Maison Dieu)

1438

Neville

—

—

p335

Scarborough, by

St. Nicholas

bef 1298

—

Town

—

Scarborough

‡St. Thomas M.

1189

H. de Bulemore

Town

—

Sheffield

St. Leonard

1189

W. de Lovetot

—

—

Sherburn-in-Elmet

St. Mary Magdalene

1311

—

Archbishop

—

Skipton

St. Mary Magdalene

1306

—

—

—

Sprotburgh, near

St. Edmund

1363

Fitzwilliam

Private

—

Stanemoor or Rerecross

“Spital upon Stanemoor”

1171

—

Private, Marrick Nunnery

—

Terrington[461]

—

1288

—

—

—

Tickhill (without)

St. Leonard

1225

—

—

L

Tickhill

Maison Dieu

1326

—

Humberston Priory

—

Tickhill (Blyth Road)

Maison Dieu

—

John of Gaunt

—

—

Well, nr. Bedale

‡St. Michael the Archangel

1342

re-f. R. de Neville

—

—

Wentbridge

St. Mary[462]

1348

—

—

—

Whitby

St. Michael[463]

1109

Abbot William

Abbey

L

Whitby

St. John Baptist

1320

—

—

—

Yarm, near

St. Nicholas

1185

Brus

Private, Helaugh Park

—

York

St. Peter (Seal)
*St. Leonard[464] (Seal)

x cent.

Athelstan

Minster

—

York

re-f 1135

Stephen

Crown

—

York without Walmgate

St. Nicholas

1142

King & Abbot

Crown

L

York

St. Giles

1274

—

—

—

York without Micklegate

‡St. Thomas M. (Seal)

1390

—

—

—

p336

York, Boothum

St. Mary B. V. (Seal[465])

1318

R. de Pickering, Dean

—

—

York, Boothum

St. Mary B.V. “the Less”

1481

J. Gysburgh, Precentor

—

—

York, Dringhouses

‡St. Katherine[466]

1333

—

—

L

York, Fossgate

‡[Holy Jesus & B. V. M. or] Trinity[467] (Seal)

1365

John de Roucliff

Merchant Adventurers

—

York, Monkbridge

St. Loy[468]

—

—

—

—

York, Monkbridge

St. Leonard[469]

1350

—

—

L

York, Gillygate, Peasholm

‡St. Anthony[470]

bef 1429

J. Langton & Gild

—

—

York, Fishergate

Spital

1399

—

—

—

York, Laithorpegate

Maison Dieu

—

Bygod

—

—

York, Ousebridge

Maison Dieu

1319

—

—

—

York, Markyate

Maison Dieu

1406

R. Howme

—

—

York, Hestergate

Maison Dieu

1390

T. Howme

—

—

York, Mickelgate

Maison Dieu

—

Sir R. de York

—

—

York, Whitefriars

Maison Dieu

1481

—

—

—

York, Peterlane

Maison Dieu

1390

J. de Derthyngton

—

—

York, Northstreet

Maison Dieu

1397

J. Acastre

—

—

York, S. Andrew’s Lane

Maison Dieu

1397

R. Duffield

—

—

N.B.—The County of Monmouth is not included as it formed part of Wales until the sixteenth century.

UNIDENTIFIED

Locality.

Dedication.

Date.

County.

Beghton[471]

St. Luke Ev. (L)

Pat. 1335

—

Chestnuts, Wood of[472]

(L)

Pat. 1256

? Kent

Cheston

St. Erasmus & St. Mary M.[473]

—

—

Clayhanger

—

Pat. 1253

? Middlesex

Clelecombe[474]

St. John Baptist

Pat. 1332

—

Hareford[475]

St. Mary

Close 1309

—

Lanford[476]

(L)

Will 1307

Exeter Diocese

Langeford

(L)

Pat. 1275

—

Merston, nr. Chelworth

St. John Baptist[477]

temp. Henry III.

Wilts

Newenham

St. Mary Magdalene(L)

Pat. 1256

Newnham Regis, Warwick, or Newnham-on-Severn, Glos. Cf. Newnham Murren, Oxon.

Newenham

St. Mary Magdalene

Pat. 1226

Newenham

St. Margaret

Pat. 1332–3–4

“Novus Locus”

—

Close 1235

Cf. New Place by Guildford

Scevenloke, de la[478]

St. Leonard

Pat. 1232

—

Teneleshend[479]

St. Leonard

c. 1270

Yorks

[♦] p339

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p340

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Durham.

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Gretham.

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Kingsthorpe.

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London.

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Norman Moore.

London.

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Michael Adler, 1900.

London.

Domus Conversorum. Rolls House, etc.

W. J. Hardy, 1896.

London.

Royal Hospital of St. Katharine.

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London.

St. Mary Roncevall.

James Galloway, 1907.

London.

Memorials of the Savoy.

W. J. Loftie, 1878.

London.

St. Thomas M. of Acon.

J. Watney, 1892.

Portsmouth.

Domus Dei.

H. P. Wright, 1873.

Salisbury.

Cartulary of St. Nicholas’ Hospital (Wilts Record Soc.)

C. Wordsworth, 1902.

Sherburn.

Collections, 1773.

G. Allan.

Southampton.

God’s House.

J. A. Whitlock, 1894.

Stamford.

Domus Dei.

H. P. Wright, 1890.

Wells.

Archit. History of.

J. H. Parker and T. Serel.

Winchester.

Memorials of St. Cross.

L. M. Humbert, 1868.

Winchester.

Hospital of St. Cross.

W. T. Warren.

Worcester.

Annals of St. Wulstan’s.

F. T. Marsh, 1890.

York.

Account of . . . St. Leonard’s Hospital.

Raine, 1898.

p341

RECORDS, REGISTERS, ETC.

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[W. Gregory].

Canterbury and York Society.

Exeter, Episcopal Registers of.

Ed. F. C. Hingeston-Randolph.

Pipe Roll Society.

Record Soc. of Hampshire (Winchester Registers).

Ed. F. J. Baigent.

Record Soc. of Lincoln.

Ed. A. W. Gibbons.

Record Soc. of Somerset.

Record Soc. of York (Arch. Assn.), Vols. 17, 23.

Surtees Soc. (York Manual, York Wills, Vita S. Godrici, Gray’s Register, Chantry Surveys, etc.)

Worcester Historical Society.

Ed. J. Willis Bund.

City Records of Gloucester.

Ed. Stevenson, 1893.

City Records of Northampton, II.

Ed. J. C. Cox.

City Records of Norwich

Ed. Hudson and Tingey, 1906.

City Records of Nottingham.

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E. A. Fuller.

Bristol and Glos. Arch., XX (Gloucester).

S. E. Bartleet.

Clifton Antiq. Club, I (St. Katherine’s Hospital).

A. E. Hudd.

Clifton Antiq. Club, III (Seals).

R. H. Warren.

Cumb. and Westm., X (Leper Hospitals).

H. Barnes.

Arch. Cantiana, VII (Dover), VIII (Canterbury).

Arch. Æliana, 1892 (Newcastle).

W. H. Knowles.

Somerset, XVIII, ii. (Taunton).

T. Hugo.

W. Salt Arch. Soc., 8 (Stafford).

T. J. de Mazzinghi.

Sussex, XXIV (St. Mary’s, Chichester).

C. A. Swainson.

Sussex, LI (St. Mary’s, Chichester).

A. Ballard.

Wilts, XI (Heytesbury) X, XXVI (Wilton).

Yorks, XII (Pontefract).

R. Holmes

ON LEPROSY

Archæological Essays, II, “On Leprosy and Leper Hospitals,” etc.

J. Y. Simpson, ed. John Stuart, 1872.

British Arch. Assn., XI, 1855.

T. J. Pettigrew.

New Sydenham Soc., Prize Essay.

George Newman, 1895.

History of Epidemics, Vol. I, ch. II.

Chas. Creighton.

Nineteenth Century, 1884, “Leprosy: Present and Past.”

Agnes Lambert.

Leprosy and Segregation.

H. P. Wright, 1885.

[Cf. Statuts d’hotels-dieu et de léproseries.

Léon Le Grand, 1901.

Les Maisons-Dieu et léproseries de Paris.

Léon Le Grand, 1898.

Un règlement intérieur de Léproserie (Noyon)

A. Lefranc, 1889.

Danish Lazar-houses (New Syd. Soc.).

E. Ehlers, 1901.

Die Aussatzhäuser des Mittelalters.

E. Lesser, 1896.]

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“A learned and most interesting volume. We can imagine no more fascinating subject for study.”—Daily Mail.

“An excellent piece of work.”—Dundee Advertiser.

“All will find much that stimulates thought and adds to the inherent attractiveness of tradition.”—Athenæum.

ENGLISH COSTUME

By GEORGE CLINCH, F.G.S.

With many Illustrations

In this important work an attempt is made to trace the origin and development of all the chief phases of English Costume from prehistoric times down to the end of the eighteenth century. Illuminated MSS., sepulchral effigies, monumental brasses, ancient statuary, mediæval wills, inventories, and the contents of the chief museums, are the authorities upon which the author has relied in his attempts to get at the actual facts about this interesting subject. The result is a volume containing a large amount of original and valuable information. The book is primarily intended for the use of the antiquary and the artist, but the accurate and precise information which it gives, and the abundant illustrations and diagrams with which the text is interspersed, can hardly fail to make “English Costume” a valuable hand-book for the promoters of historical pageants and theatrical representations.

These Volumes will follow

THE GILDS AND COMPANIES OF LONDON. By GEORGE UNWIN

HERALDRY. By THOMAS SHEPARD

THE ROMAN OCCUPATION. By JOHN WARD, F.S.A.

CASTLES AND WALLED TOWNS OF ENGLAND. By ALFRED HARVEY, M.B.

SCHOOLS IN MEDIÆVAL ENGLAND. By A. F. LEACH

THE MEDIÆVAL HOSPITALS OF ENGLAND. By MISS ROTHA M. CLAY

OLD ENGLISH INSTRUMENTS OF MUSIC. By F. W. GALPIN, M.A., F.L.S

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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE

Original printed spelling and grammar are retained, with a few exceptions noted below. Many illustrations have been moved from their original locations to nearby places between paragraphs. Footnotes have been renumbered 1–479, and changed to endnotes. The transcriber created the cover image and hereby assigns it to the public domain.

Ditto marks or the word "ditto" were used extensively in the List of Illustrations, in Appendix B, and in the Bibliography. The original intended scope of these marks is often questionable, and would be even more so if they were to be retained in an ebook. Therefore, dittos are replaced with repeated text. Likewise, large curly brackets “{” meant to show grouping of text on multiple lines have been eliminated, either with repeated text or by including a left-border on a table-cell. The icon ♦ links to one of these: Table of Contents, List of Illustrations, or List of Plates. [♦]

The original printed index employed white space at the beginning of a line to indicate distinct subtopics under a topic heading; for instance subtopics St. Chad, St. George, and St. Giles, under heading [Shrewsbury]. In this edition, em dashes have been substituted for the initial spaces. The original index already employed em dashes to indicate repetition of a first word in several distinct topics. For instance, topics [“Hugh, St.], — Foliot, — Garth, — D’Orivalle, and — Pudsey”. These em dashes have been retained.

Page [154]. Removed unmatched double quotation mark from the end of the first paragraph.

Page [168]. Added right double quotation mark to the phrase ‘who for a time “ate nothing that had suffered death’.

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