Knowles, David. Medieval Religious Houses in England and Wales (London : Longman, 1971).

ID:
 
3424
 
Title:
 
Medieval Religious Houses in England and Wales
 
Primary Author:
 
Knowles, David
 
Additional Authors:
 
Hadcock, R. Neville
 
Publisher:
 
Longman
 
Language:
 
English
 
Source Type:
 
Secondary Source
 
Publication Type:
 
repertory
 
Publication Status:
 
Published
 
Place of Publication:
 
London
 
Date of Publication:
 
1971
 
Subjects:
 
Convents and Monasteries (see also under individual orders), Catalogs and Guides
 
Country:
 
England
 
Other Related Fields:
 
S. Osyth's at Chich, Ilchester, Worcester, Threekingham , Reading, Pershore, Handbury, Gwitherin, Dereham, Tadcaster, Burton, Repton, Hackness, Carlisle, Llanllugan, Limebrook, Llanllŷr, Redlingfield, Bruisyard, Cannington, Whitehall, Clerkenwell, The Minories, S. Helens, Bishopsgate, North Ormsby Double Monastery, Haverholme Double Monastery, Catley Double Monastery, Bullington Double Monastery, Alvingham Double Monastery, Gokewell, Gracedieu, Thanington, S. Sexburga, Lyminge, Markyate, Sopwell, Romsey, Wherwell, Wix, Barking, S. Bartholomew's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tynemouth, Hartlepool , Ebchester, Neasham, Newcastle, Northampton, Polsloe, Seton, S. Mary's Chester, Moxby, Wilberfoss, Nunmonkton, Nunkeeling, Nunburnholme, Marrick, Arden, Evesham, Denney, Chatteris, Polesworth, Lyminster, Chichester, Easebourne, Chicksands