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S. Maria Corte Orlandini |
Saint Mary |
Tuscany |
1421 or earlier |
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Santissima Annunziata di Firenze |
Saint Mary of the Annunciation |
Tuscany |
1413 |
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S. Maria a Lungotuono |
Saint Mary |
Tuscany |
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S. Jacopo e S. Filippo di Cassandra |
Saint James / Saint Philip |
Tuscany |
1251 |
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S. Ilario |
Saint Hilarius |
Tuscany |
1143 or earlier |
1269 or later |
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S. Maria di Rosano |
Saint Mary |
Tuscany |
780 (circa) |
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S. Niccolo |
Saint Nicholas |
Tuscany |
1340 or earlier |
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S. Prospero |
Saint Prospero |
Tuscany |
1262 (circa) |
1537 |
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S. Maria Novella |
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Tuscany |
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S. Margarita |
Saint Margaret |
Tuscan |
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1368 |
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Cell Cere |
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Tipperary |
600-625 (circa) |
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Molough |
St. Brigid |
Tipperary |
400 or later / refounded during the 14th century |
1540 |
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Inis Leamhnachta |
|
Tipperary |
unknown |
1228 |
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Carrick-on-Suir |
|
Tipperary |
1385 or earlier (needs verification) |
1542 or earlier (needs verification) |
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Buergel |
Blessed Virgin Mary; S George |
Thuringia |
1133 |
Women's house: 1149-1188; Men's house: 1530 |
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Fischingen |
Blessed Virgin Mary, S. Idda |
Thurgau |
1138 |
1848 |
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Adelberg |
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Swabia |
ca. 1178 |
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Ramestede |
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Sussex |
1174-83 (circa) |
1202 or earlier |
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Lyminster |
S. Mary |
Sussex |
1082 (circa) |
1414 (circa), given to Eton College. |
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Chichester |
Peter |
Sussex |
1066 or earlier |
1075 |
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Easebourne |
S. Mary of the Nativity |
Sussex |
1248 or earlier |
1535 |
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S. John the Baptist |
Holy Cross, John the Baptist |
Sussex |
1292 or earlier |
1530-39 |
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Sompting Hospital |
|
Sussex |
1288 or earlier |
1351 or later |
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S. Bartholomew Hospital |
Bartholomew |
Sussex |
1219 |
1502-21 |
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S. Mary, Chichester |
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Sussex |
1229 or earlier |
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S. James, Arundel |
James |
Sussex |
1196 or earlier |
1459 or earlier |
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Rusper |
S. Mary Magdalene |
Sussex |
1189-1199, though one source dates the foundation to before 1174. |
1537 |
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Oxenford |
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Surrey |
1305 or earlier |
1305 |
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Southwark female (needs verification) |
S. Mary |
Surrey |
1065 or earlier (needs verification) |
1066 or earlier |
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Horsley |
|
Surrey |
1199 |
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S. Thomas Martyr |
Sometime after 1173 the hospital is dedicated to Thomas Martyr. |
Surrey |
1170 (probable date) |
1540 |
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Holy Trinity |
Trinity |
Suffolk |
1251 or earlier |
1754 or earlier |
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S. James |
James |
Suffolk |
1199 or earlier |
1754 or earlier |
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S. Saviour |
To the Saviour |
Suffolk |
1184-5 |
1307 or earlier |
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Domus Dei |
The hopital was dedicated to God and to S. John the Evangelist |
Suffolk |
1248-1256 |
1539 |
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S. Mary Magdalene |
Mary Magdalene |
Suffolk |
1267 or earlier |
1596 or later |
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Flixton |
S. Mary and S. Catherine, S. Barbara |
Suffolk |
1258, 1259 |
1536/7 |
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Campsey |
S. Mary |
Suffolk |
1195 |
1536 |
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Redlingfield |
The community was dedicated to S. Andrew at its foundation. In 1535, it was dedicated to S. Mary. |
Suffolk |
1120 |
1537 |
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Bungay |
S. Mary and the Holy Cross |
Suffolk |
1183 (nuns installed); (original foundation 1175 or 1176) |
1536 |
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Bruisyard |
S. Mary Annunciation |
Suffolk |
1364-6 |
1539 |
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Catune |
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Staffordshire |
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Tamworth |
St. Edith? |
Staffordshire |
1000 or earlier |
1066 or later |
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Wolverhampton |
S. Mary |
Staffordshire |
1392-5 |
1514 or later |
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Blithbury |
Giles |
Staffordshire |
1129-1147. |
1534 |
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Brewood Black Ladies |
S. Mary |
Staffordshire |
1150 or earlier, although one source says that it was founded during the reign of Richard I and was a dependency of Blackborough, but further research is necessary to verify this. |
1538 |
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Farewell |
S. Mary |
Staffordshire |
1140 (circa) |
1527 |
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Beacon Street, hospital |
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Staffordshire |
1424 (circa) |
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Stone |
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Staffordshire |
1066 or earlier, possibly as early as the seventh century. |
1122-1125, when the community was granted to the male Augustinian monastery of Kenilworthy . By this time the nuns were most likely gone. |
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S. Mary Magdalen |
S. Mary Magdalene |
Somershire |
1212 or earlier |
1540 or later |
