The Mediæval Hospitals of England

by Rotha Mary Clay

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
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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	—
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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	—	—
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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
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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	—	—
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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	—	—	—
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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

• Notes — Appendices
  • [165] This is identical with the 3rd Ordo given in Martene, lib. iii. c.x., from the Ritual of Bourges and Sens issued by the command of Cardinal Borbonius (Henderson).
  • [166] Domum (Henderson); or, reading Donum (with Martene, etc.) we may translate this:—“may obtain the gift of everlasting salvation.”
  • [167] Lincoln Taxation.
  • [168] In parish of Luton, q.v.
  • [169] “Order of St. William in the Desert” (Patent 1253); Suntingfield-by-Boulogne (Charter Roll 1285, Pat. 1393); Crown; King’s Coll. Camb. There was “a house of St. Cross belonging to them” (Pat. 1393); possibly Ludgershall, Bucks?
  • [170] Private; Bishop of Lincoln; Dunstable Priory.
  • [171] Pat. 1232.
  • [172] Re-founded as “Christ’s.”
  • [173] Called “King John’s” locally.
  • [174] In Oxfordshire; cf. Crowmarsh.
  • [175] United 1384.
  • [176] Gervase of Canterbury.
  • [177] Pat. 1252.
  • [178] Under Suntingfield-by-Boulogne; cf. Farley, Beds.
  • [179] Pat. 1384.
  • [180] Cf. “House of lepers by bridge,” Tickfort by Newport (Pat. 1275).
  • [181] Now “Queen Anne’s.”
  • [182] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.
  • [183] Probably Newport, Essex, but one called New Hospital existed c. 1240.
  • [184] St. Giles (Pat. 1228), St. Margaret (Close 1229). Cf. Pat. 1392. St. Gilbert & St. Margaret (Bp.’s Reg. 1368). Or the Loke.
  • [185] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.
  • [186] United c. 1240.
  • [187] Or Hermitage.
  • [188] Or Fraternity.
  • [189] Cf. Pat. 1256. Fair, Exaltation of Holy Cross.
  • [190] Bp. Fordham Reg. 1391, 1394.
  • [191] Or Knights Hospitallers.
  • [192]? Now “King John’s.”
  • [193] Boughton Spital. Seal(?) B.M. Cat. 2687.
  • [194] Or God, St. Mary and All Saints (Pat. 1283).
  • [195] Lepers also at Redruth, Mousehole near Penzance, Dynmur near Bodmin, Truro, Glas, etc. (Vide will of Bishop Bitton, 1307; Lancet, 1890.)
  • [196] Oliver.
  • [197] Archæologia xxiv. 178.
  • [198] Drawing in Pigott Collection, Taunton Castle.
  • [199] Carew.
  • [200] See Pipe Rolls. Also Charter Roll 1290.
  • [201] In Vale of St. John.
  • [202] Cf. Pat. 1383.
  • [203] St. Nicholas’ chapel added 1406.
  • [204] Leper hospital, Pat. 1251, 1255, 1258. For St. John cf. Rot. Hundredorum, vol. ii. 298, 3 Edw. I.
  • [205] Or Spittel-on-Peak.
  • [206] Pat. 1258.
  • [207] Locko Charity exists.
  • [208] Lepers also at Okehampton, Sutton, Cleve, Modbury, Chadelynton, Dartmouth, Newton Ferrers, Topsham, Denbury, Tremeton, St. German’s, etc. (Will 1307, cf. Cornwall.)
  • [209] Or B.V.M., St. Gabriel & All Angels.
  • [210] Or “Hospital behind St. Nicholas,” afterwards united with St. John.
  • [211] B.V.M., St. John B. & All Saints (Charter)
  • [212] Chapel, Holy Trinity.
  • [213] Or Combrew; chapel, St. Roch.
  • [214] Will (Somerset Rec. Soc. xvi. 129).
  • [215] Present Almshouse St. Loye.
  • [216] Archæologia, xii. 211.
  • [217] Chapel, St. John Ev.
  • [218] Seal B.M., lxii. 13. Cat. 4203 ascribes to Ben. Priory.
  • [219] Chantry Cert.
  • [220] Seal B.M. Mediæval Room, Case D, matrix.
  • [221] Durham Convent’s Almoner’s Book, p. 139. In St. Oswald’s parish (Pat. 1292).
  • [222] Will, Mickleton MSS., vol. 47.
  • [223] United.
  • [224] St. Cuthbert added in charter.
  • [225] Seal, Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 7.
  • [226] Vita S. Godrici.
  • [227] Now “Christ’s.”
  • [228] Between Wear and Tyne.
  • [229] Holy Cross (Pat. 1283). Afterwards “Almighty God, Mary the Mother of Jesus Christ, St. Helen, St. Katherine and All Saints.”
  • [230] Seal of Gild.
  • [231] Pap. Letter 1402. Ely Reg. 1404. “Hermitage,” Pat. 1402.
  • [232] Under Mont Joux, Savoy.
  • [233] Cf. St. Mary (Pat. 1349).
  • [234] Private, Crown, Bykenacre Priory, Beeleigh Abbey.
  • [235] Or Sydeburnebrok (Pat. 1341), near Brentwood.
  • [236] Chapel, St. Margaret.
  • [237] Manor of Bristol, Crown, Westbury College, etc.
  • [238] Domus Dei by Frome Bridge (Pat. 1387).
  • [239] In Somerset.
  • [240] Or Baptist (Pat. 1306).
  • [241] Chapel, St. Ursula.
  • [242] “St. John of Jerusalem” (Papal Letters 1291).
  • [243] Or Isabel Ferrers.
  • [244] Lorrenge, near Dursley.
  • [245] Pat. 1256.
  • [246] Charter, 1 John.
  • [247] United (Pat. 1340).
  • [248] Close 1318.
  • [249] Charter to lazars of Ferham (Pemb. Coll. Camb.).
  • [250] Or Holy Trinity, B.V.M., St. Cross, St. Michael & All SS. (Close 1215); cf. Seal.
  • [251] Pat. 1340.
  • [252] Pat. 1317.
  • [253] Pat. 1315.
  • [254] Soc. Antiq., and Vet. Mon. III 12.
  • [255] Seal, Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8., v. also Cal. Anc. Deeds II.
  • [256] “Hospital for lepers of St. Augustine” (Pat. 1352).
  • [257] Pat. 1340.
  • [258] Hist. MSS. 13th R. (4) 314.
  • [259] Pat. 1397.
  • [260] Pat. 1317 may refer to one of above hospitals.
  • [261] Cf. Cal. of Inquisitions I 538; cf. also Trinitarian Friary (Pat. 1287).
  • [262] In Cambridgeshire.
  • [263] Afterwards Priory.
  • [264] Close 1327.
  • [265] Charter 1232 and Liber Antiq. Hugonis Wells (1209–35); or Priory.
  • [266] In Great Stukeley (Pat. 1391).
  • [267] Pat. 1328.
  • [268] Gervase of Canterbury mentions hospitals of Bakechild and St. John in Blen; cf. Blien, Pipe Rolls and Rot. Cancell.
  • [269] Or St. Nicholas (Harris).
  • [270] Chapel St. Mary V. (Pat. 1326). Double Dedication Pat. 1353.
  • [271] United with St. Thomas M.
  • [272] Cf. “Infirmis de Salt Wuda” (Pipe Rolls, 1168–9).
  • [273] Close 1299.
  • [274] Harris.
  • [275] Thus Gent. Mag., 1842; also called Newark.
  • [276] Papal Lett. 1422.
  • [277] Pat. 1241.
  • [278] Close 1343.
  • [279] Lepers “de Albo Fossato” (Pat. 1253) or “Wyddych” (Pat. 1443) or “next Strood” (Wills).
  • [280] Canterbury Chapter Library.
  • [281] Re-f. 1363 by J. Fraunceys (Lit. Cant. ii. 436).
  • [282] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.
  • [283] Or “Maldry.”
  • [284] Chapel, St. Thomas, M. (V.C.H.)
  • [285] Possibly identical.
  • [286] Or “Newark.”
  • [287] In Yorkshire; called “Edisford.”
  • [288] Afterwards Priory.
  • [289] Honor of Lancaster, Crown, Seton Nunnery.
  • [290] Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
  • [291] Or St. Mary and Holy Saviour, or “under Longridge”; afterwards under Templars or Hospitallers.
  • [292] St. John B. in Valor Ecc.
  • [293] Or Newark; now Trinity.
  • [294] Pap. Lett. 1435–6.
  • [295] Close 1294, 1335. Cf. Skirbeck.
  • [296] Pat. 1319.
  • [297] Afterwards Priory.
  • [298] Hist. MSS., 14th R. (8), 258.
  • [299] Double dedication Pat. 1346; chapel, St. Mary Magd. (Pat. 1339). Called Mallardly.
  • [300] Or Priory.
  • [301] Or Uffington.
  • [302] Collegiate Church of Holy Trinity, SS. Mary, Peter, John Ev. & John B.
  • [303] Pat. 1319.
  • [304] Braynford, “S. Ludowicus,” Ely Reg. Fordham f. 180.
  • [305] Cf. St. Bartholomew’s Chapel, Hackney, called Loke.
  • [306] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 9.
  • [307] “Hundeslawe,” Rot. Chart., 2 John, m. 32 d.
  • [308] Cf. Seal. B.V.M. & St. Leonard. Chapel, Holy Trinity.
  • [309] Stow mentions Alien Hospitals at Holborn, Aldersgate, Cripplegate.
  • [310] Parish church, St. Giles; chapel, St. Michael.
  • [311] Chapels, SS. Catherine, Nicholas & Andrew.
  • [312] Or “of Acres.” Chapel, St. Cross (Pap. Let. 1365).
  • [313] Or Blessed Jesus, B.V.M. & St. John B.
  • [314] “The Papey,” or St. Augustine’s, for Priests.
  • [315] Chapel, Holy Trinity.
  • [316] Dugdale.
  • [317] Between Mile End and Stratford.
  • [318] Between Shoreditch and Stoke Newington.
  • [319] Chapel, St. Paul.
  • [320] Afterwards Priory.
  • [321] Or Boycodeswade in E. Rudham.
  • [322] Chapel, St. Bartholomew; afterwards Abbey.
  • [323] Or Setche Parva.
  • [324] Or St. Mary & St. Stephen; sometimes Priory.
  • [325] Or Priory.
  • [326] Norman’s Spital.
  • [327] Holy Trinity, B.V.M., St. Anne, St. Giles and All Saints, or St. Mary and St. Giles (Pap. Lett. 1255).
  • [328] Index Monasticus.
  • [329] Close 1335, but probably Benedictine Cell.
  • [330] United.
  • [331] Chapel, St. Julian.
  • [332] In Suffolk.
  • [333] B.M. lxvi. 10, Cat. 3974, unidentified, but cf. Sigilla Antiq. Norfolc. (Ives); also Palmer I, 368.
  • [334] Originally St. John Ap.; St. John B. occurs 1301.
  • [335] B. M. Mediæval Room, Case D, matrix.
  • [336] Cal. of Inq. V, p. 256.
  • [337] Cf. “Infirmis de Hecham” (Pipe Rolls).
  • [338] Probably identical with St. James’, Rushden, 1230, Reg. of Hugh of Wells (Cant. and Yk. Soc., p. 153).
  • [339] Pat. 1258, Bridges II, 473.
  • [340] Peck, Antiq. Annals, vii. pp. 7, 12; Survey, p. 5.
  • [341] In Lincolnshire.
  • [342] In Scotland.
  • [343] Segden by Berwick.
  • [344] Cf. Papal Letters, 1290, Pat. 1348.
  • [345] Pat. 1246. Cf. Trinitarian House on Bridge, but J. Scott mentions three hospitals besides Friary.
  • [346] Cal. Inquisitions II.
  • [347] Pat. 1331.
  • [348] In Redesdale.
  • [349] Spiteldene.
  • [350] Upon Blyth.
  • [351] Pat. 1391.
  • [352] History of Northumberland, V, 237.
  • [353] Occasionally “Baptist.”
  • [354] Pat. 1330, 1332.
  • [355] Records, i, 126.
  • [356] Chapels, St. Mary, St. Thomas M.
  • [357] Chapel St. Mary B.V. (1311).
  • [358] In Northants.
  • [359] Possibly never completed.
  • [360] Occasionally “Baptist.”
  • [361] Near Cropredy; Gilbertine Priory.
  • [362] Cf. Wallingford and Newnham.
  • [363] Pat. 1330, 1346, at Rotherweye.
  • [364] Pat. 1345.
  • [365] See Wood.
  • [366] Fraternity.
  • [367] Also House of SS. Nonne and Sonndaye, c. 1560 (W. A. Bewes, Briefs).
  • [368] One almshouse built 1220 (Close Rolls). Cf. Leper women of Woodstock (Close, 234).
  • [369] Afterwards College.
  • [370] Towards Oldbury. Cf. “St. Lazarus,” Close 1231.
  • [371] Eyton’s Salop, I 16, 349.
  • [372] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 7.
  • [373] Existing 1554, Hist. MSS. 13th R. (4) 281.
  • [374] “Del Path by Newport.”
  • [375] St. Nicholas, Christ, B.V.M. and All SS.
  • [376] Owen and Blakeway’s Hist. ii. 173.
  • [377] id. ii, 470. cf. B.M. lxxi 34.
  • [378] Annexed to St. John’s.
  • [379] Chapel of St. Michael attached.
  • [380] Cf. Lincoln Taxation.
  • [381] Chant. Cert.
  • [382] W. Phelps gives St. Margaret’s; cf. Warner.
  • [383] Will of Bishop Hugh, 1212, Pat. 1235.
  • [384] B.M. civ. 13. Cf. Soc. Antiq. Minutes iv. 189.
  • [385] In Curry Rivell.
  • [386] Will, supra.
  • [387] Pat. 1334.
  • [388] Rot. Claus. 1220.
  • [389] Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 9.
  • [390] Chant. Cert.
  • [391] Chapel, St. Thomas M.
  • [392] Index Mon.
  • [393] Southtown or Little Yarmouth. See B. M. Egerton, 2130.
  • [394] B.M. lxxi, 103. Cat. 3216.
  • [395] United.
  • [396] N. Bacon’s Annalls.
  • [397] Pat. 1231, 1331.
  • [398] Afterwards Priory.
  • [399] “Commonly called of the Holy Ghost” (Pat. 1436); St. Mary & All SS. (Stow).
  • [400] Seal shows St. Michael. Soc. Antiq. E. II 4 B. 8.
  • [401] Originally Holy Trinity & St. Thomas; now in Lambeth.
  • [402] “Le Loke”; “atte Stonlok”; without St. George’s Bar; or the lepers of St. Thomas Wateryng.
  • [403] Occurs 1345.
  • [404] Lewes Museum (64).
  • [405] Private, Heringham Priory, Knights Hosp.
  • [406] Pat. 1251.
  • [407] Called Gorogltown.
  • [408] Afterwards St. Saviour (Seal). Cf. Leper-house, 1287.
  • [409] Leper-house mentioned 1287.
  • [410] Pat. 1253; or Holy Rood, Pat. 1426.
  • [411] Or with St. Mary.
  • [412] Pap. Lett., 1437.
  • [413] There was Leper-house, c. 1180; cf. Pat. 1274. St. Edmund occurs Pat. 1257.
  • [414] Soc. Antiq. E. II, 4 B. 8.
  • [415] Priories of Basingwerk, Coventry, and Studley.
  • [416] Pat. 1252, 1256.
  • [417] W. Salt Arch. Trans. 8, New Series.
  • [418] Called Greyfriars.
  • [419] Cf. Papal Petition, 1364; Pap. Lett., 1427, 1432.
  • [420] Double dedication, Pat. 1337.
  • [421] Cf. “Haye” (Pat. 1297).
  • [422] P. R. O. Ancient Deeds, C. 3000.
  • [423] Pat. 1235, Wilts Mag., v. 36.
  • [424] Wilts Mag., xx. 316.
  • [425] Pat. 1242. Fair on Feast of St. Matthew (Charter 1215); cf. Surtees Soc. xxxi. 83, 91.
  • [426] Pat. 1248.
  • [427] Pat. 1338.
  • [428] Served by Maturin Friars.
  • [429] Reg. Malmes. ii. 75; cf. Pat. 1344–5 and Wilts Mag., xxix. 122.
  • [430] Pat. 1245; cf. leper-house, near South Bridge (Leland).
  • [431] temp. Abbot Walter, Reg. Malmes. ii. 80; cf. Pat. 1235. Pat. 1344; cf. note 9.
  • [432] Leper-house, 1221.
  • [433] Chapels, St. Nicholas, St. Mary V.
  • [434] Re-f. J. Chaundeler (Pat. 1394).
  • [435] Wills, Hoare vi. 92.
  • [436] Feet of Fines, 7 Ric. 1.
  • [437] By the Castle.
  • [438] Pat. 1465.
  • [439] Despenser, Crown, etc., Bradenstoke Priory.
  • [440] “Wichio,” Pat. 1285.
  • [441] Probably identical.
  • [442] Chapel, St. Godwald.
  • [443] Yks. Arch. Soc. Record Ser. 39, p. 108.
  • [444] In Kirkby Knowle.
  • [445] Cf. Breydeford (Linc. Tax., 1291).
  • [446] Pap. Letters, 1342.
  • [447] Pat., 1318.
  • [448] Or Carman’s Spital.
  • [449] Neuton by Overpaghele in Holderness (Charter, 1301).
  • [450] Guisboro’ Chartulary.
  • [451] In Bishop Burton.
  • [452] Seal, Soc. Antiq. E. II, 4 B. 8. Now Charterhouse Charity.
  • [453] Or Maison Dieu of Christ.
  • [454] Or Giseburn.
  • [455] Or Hardwick Spital.
  • [456] Yks. Arch. Journ. XIII 45.
  • [457] Re-f. W. Ascogh 1448.
  • [458] Earls of Richmond, Crown, Private.
  • [459] C. Hallett, Bell’s Cath. Series, p. 138.
  • [460] Pat. 1350.
  • [461] Cal. of Inq. p.m. II, 666.
  • [462] Pat. 1348.
  • [463] Whitby Chartulary.
  • [464] Or Cremet-house Chapels. St. Katherine, St. Michael.
  • [465] B.M. lx. 69. Cat. of Seals 2685, ascribed to Boughton, Chester.
  • [466] Pat. 1333.
  • [467] St. John & Our Lady (Drake).
  • [468] Drake.
  • [469] Pat. 1350. Probably for lepers, cf. Test. Ebor. I. 414.
  • [470] Pap. Lett. 1429. Cf. Pat. 1446.
  • [471] “atte briggesende.” Cf. Beighton, Derbs.
  • [472] “Chastynners.” Cf. note 3.
  • [473] Seal,? Bodleian; cf. Soc. Antiq. E. II, 4 B. 9. “Sig hospitalis Scōrum Erasemi et marie magdalene de Chestoñ.” Cf. note 2.
  • [474] Cf. Chilcombe, Dorset.
  • [475] Cf. Hertford, Hereford.
  • [476] Cf. Lamford, Cornwall; drawing of seal in Taunton Castle, Pigott Coll.
  • [477] Walcott, Eng. Minsters II 275.
  • [478] Cf. St. Leonard “atte Loke” in Southwark.
  • [479] Bodleian Charter, No. 160.

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