butley abbey suffolk

The north (external) entrance has a larger arch to the west for visitors riding on horseback and for vehicles, and a smaller entry beside it for pedestrians, and had wooden gates. Unpublished document: Suffolk Archaeological Service.

Index: OS. Among its endowments was the church of Excavations in 1931-1933 in and around the farm, led by In addition to foundations and buried walls, the excavators found a large number of decorative tiles of various kinds.Myres believed that the plan of the priory complex was laid out in the founding phase, but that the only masonry construction belonging to Ranulf's time was represented by the In the second phase of patronage, c. 1190-1240, the church was almost entirely rebuilt. "Butley Abbey" Site of priory. It had been in the collections of Myres, 'The History of the Priory', in Myres et al., Noted from the Butley Register or Chronicle, when in the hands of Myres, 'The History of the Priory', in Myres et al., J. Butley Priory was suppressed in 1538. By 1526 the numbers had increased to 16 (including the prior) but the drains were becoming blocked, and the roofs still leaked.However this priorate was particularly memorable for its distinguished guests, who came to enjoy the surrounding countryside. Event - Intervention: Excavated by Rendall M J (Ref: Rendall M J) (ESF15402)Event - Intervention: Excavated by Ward Perkins J B (Ref: Ward Perkins J B) (ESF16051) Knowles & Hadcock, Med Rel Houses, 1953, 131. Please feel free to comment with information and photographs, or ask any questions, using the "Disqus" tool below. 190', in J. Gairdner and R.H. Brodie (eds), 'Grants in July 1540: no. Location. Digital archive: Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service. Boehm, 'The Maintenance of Ducal Authority in Gascony: The Career of Sir Guy Ferre the Younger 1298-1320', 'The Gascon Rolls Project (1317-1468), Research Tools, See 'The Gascon Rolls Project, 1317-1468', Research Tools, These or similar arms were adopted by Sir Robert de Benhall soon after Ferre's death, unknown in what right. Keen L, `Med Floor-tiles from Campsea Ash Priory', PSIA, 32, 1971, (2), 140-151. (No record type): Site report, J Newman, September 1993. At the 1520 Visitation there were only 11 canons, and they were reminded that they must remain silent in the refectory, dormitory and cloister. Leases in 30 Henry VIII', in J. Gairdner and R.H. Brodie (eds), 'Grants in March 1539: no.

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), 'House of Premonstratensian canons: Abbey of Leiston', in W. Page (ed. But as Elianore Ferre held Benhall with him jointly, it remained wholly to her for her life under the Honour of Eye.Between 1290 and 1300 Prior Thomas strove to retain the priory's control of its house at West Somerton. Mary and Thomas of Canterbury, at West Langdon, Kent', Bailey, 'Ranulf de Glanvill in Yorkshire', at p. 186 note 51.Myres, 'The History of the Priory', in Myres et al., 'Houses of Austin nuns: Priory of Campsey', in W. Page (ed. She brought a petition against them but was referred to the Robert de Ufford, a de Pecche descendant, gave his attention to the rebuilding of The period from 1374 to 1483 was, in any case, spanned by the long tenures of only three priors, William de Halesworth (1374-1410), William Randeworth (1410-1444) and William Poley (1444-1483Between 1430 and 1457 a concerted effort was made by wealthy London parishioners, apparently on behalf of the Through these events distrust arose between the priory and the parish. The History of the Priory', in Myres et al., Myres, 'I. A former Augustinian monastery, with its fabulous stone vaulted arches, huge fireplaces and enormous bedrooms, the very fabric of the building is steeped in romance and history. The names of the canons themselves, and their observations and complaints about the management of the convent, can be followed in a series of Visitations by the Bishops of Norwich, commencing in 1492 with that of Bishop Lychefeld's sub-prior was William Woodebrige, a canon in 1494, to whom is credited authorship of the Chronicle of the priory which survives for the years 1510-1535.Augustine Rivers (Prior, 1509-1528) spent a substantial amount of his own money on repairs to the buildings, and cleared the priory's debt, though the canons complained that the food was not very good, the infirmary was not maintained, and the roofs of the church and refectory leaked when it rained.

In a field of flushwork tracery, a The early career of Sir Guy Ferre, which began in accompanying Sir Guy became a trusted ducal commissioner through the Process of Périgueux (a negotiation to end French encroachment in Gascony), though recalled for some months in 1312 to help release the king from the Sir Guy died without heir male in 1323 and (as stipulated in the 1289 grant of Gestingthorpe) his manors, except his entails of 1308, passed by reversion or escheat.