|
Voisins |
|
6F |
1213 |
|
|
Vortleve |
|
|
1271 |
|
|
Vreden |
S. Felicitas |
|
839 or earlier |
1810 |
|
Vredendaal |
1486 |
Antwerp |
|
|
|
Waasmunster |
|
Flanders (East) |
1238 |
|
|
Wallingwells |
S. Mary |
Nottinghamshire |
1144 (circa) |
1539 |
|
Walsrode |
S. John the Baptist |
|
980 (circa) |
still extant |
|
Wanze |
|
Liege |
1218 |
|
|
Wareham hospital |
|
Dorsetshire |
1418 or earlier |
|
|
Wareham (female) |
St. Mary? |
Dorsetshire |
672 (circa) |
Destroyed by Danes in 876, may have been a community of nuns until 982. |
|
Warwick |
|
|
871 or before |
1066 or before, possibly 1016 |
|
Waterbeach |
S. Mary Misericordia and S. Clare |
Cambridge |
1293-4 |
1351 |
|
Watton Double Monastery |
S. Mary |
Yorkshire |
1150 (circa) |
1539 |
|
Wauthier-Braine |
|
Brabant |
1228 (circa) |
|
|
Wechterswinkel |
The Holy Trinity and S. Margaret, S. Mary (by 1150); currently S. Cosmas and Damian |
|
1143 (circa) |
1592 |
|
Weedon |
S. Mary |
2II |
680 (circa) |
800-899 (9th century) |
|
Weihenberg |
S. Cosmas and S. Damian; later S. Veit |
|
1145 |
1410-1448 |
|
Weihenstephan |
|
|
|
|
|
Weiher |
|
|
1198 |
|
|
Weiler |
Blessed Virgin Mary (church); S. John the Apostle (convent) |
|
1230 |
1592 |
|
Wenlock |
|
|
690 or before |
1066 or before; A 901 charter is the last evidence of women residing at this double monastery |
|
Wennigsen |
|
Hanover |
before 1200 |
1542; continues |
|
Wentheim |
|
|
760 (circa) |
788 |
|
Werehale |
|
2J |
650 (circa) |
875 (circa) |
|
West Preston (needs verification) |
|
|
1082 or before |
1086 or later |
|
Westminster |
|
|
1040 or earlier |
1050 (circa) |
|
Westwood |
S. Mary |
Worcestershire |
1154-1189 |
1536-7 |
|
Wherwell |
Holy Cross and S. Peter |
Hampshire |
986 |
1539 |
|
Whistones |
S. Mary Magdalene |
Worcestershire |
1237-1240. |
1536 |
|
Whitby |
John the Baptist |
Deira (Yorkshire, Durham) |
750 (circa) or 657 according to <s8002>, 405. |
867 or 1401 ? |
|
White Monastery |
|
Upper Egypt. In late antiquity, the monastery was in the Panopolite nome under the metropolis of Panopolis. |
Fourth century |
|
|
Whitehall |
Holy Trinity |
Somershire |
1217-20 |
1463 (circa) |
|
Whittington's Hospital |
Holy Spirit / S. Mary and Michael and All Saints |
Middlesex |
1424 |
1823 or later |
|
Wicklow |
St. Brigid |
Wicklow |
1448 (circa) |
1470 (circa) |
|
Widersdorf |
|
Lotharingia |
|
|
|
Wienhausen |
S. Mary, S. Laurentius, S. Alexander |
|
1221-1228/9 |
still extant |
|
Wilberfoss |
S. Mary |
Yorkshire |
1153 or earlier |
1539 |
|
Wilberghaus |
|
|
1439 (circa) |
1579 |
|
Willencourt |
|
6M |
1199 or earlier |
|
|
Wilton |
S. Mary, Bartholomew, and after 984 to Edith. |
Wiltshire |
830 (circa) |
1539 |
|
Wimborne Double Monastery |
S. Mary and S. Cuthberga |
Dorsetshire |
705 (traditional date), (or 715) |
876 (possibly as late as the 960s) |
|
Wimborne hospital |
S. Margaret and S. Anthony |
Dorsetshire |
1216 or earlier |
1547 |
|
Winchcombe |
|
|
787 |
897 or later (before 1066) |
|
Winchester |
S. Mary and S. Edburga |
Hampshire |
963 |
1536, after being terminated in 1141 and then later refounded |
|
Winchester, Old Minster (Vowess affiliated with male community) |
|
|
939 and 943 |
1066 or before |
|
Wintney |
S. Mary and S. Mary Magdalene and S. John the Baptist |
Hampshire |
1154-1161. |
1536 |
|
Wix |
S. Mary |
Essex |
1123-1133 |
1525 |
|
Woestine |
|
6M |
1217 or earlier |
|
|
Wöltingerode |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
|
1188 (see "Foundation information," below) |
1807 |
|
Wolverhampton |
S. Mary |
Staffordshire |
1392-5 |
1514 or later |
