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Alt. Name * [Formal
Name / dedication] |
Location Grid
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Communities & history
[condition] |
Ascot Priory, * Winkfield |
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51°25′01″N
0°42′21″W
/ 51.416954,
-0.705700 |
Ascot Priory
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National Register of Archives |
Anglican nuns * fd. 1861-present |
Bisham Abbey |
Bustlesham Priory * [The
Abbey
Church
of the Holy Trinity, Bisham] |
51°33′25″N
0°46′45″W
/ 51.557016,
-0.779225 * SU8585 |
Wiki *
British History Online *
Royal Berkshire History |
Knights Templar preceptory * fd. 1260; dis. 1307 * Augustinian Canons
Regular priory * fd. 1337; dis. 1536 * Benedictine monks abbey * fd.
1537; dis. 1538 * Extant preceptory & demolished priory/abbey site now
headquarters of the National Sports Council [D] |
Bradfield Abbey [Location Unknown] |
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Documented 1066, included monks, status and site otherwise unknown |
Brimpton Preceptory |
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Knights Hospitaller |
Bromhall Priory [No remains], * Sunningdale |
Broomhall Priory * [The Priory
Church
of Saint Margaret, Bromhall] |
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British History Online
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CRSBI *
Berkshire History |
Benedictine nuns, daughter house of
Chertsey * fd. ante1200 by Edward, the Black Prince; * dis. 1535
* remains destroyed or incorporated into farm buildings |
Bustlesham Priory |
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Knights Templar * fd. by Hugh de Spencer, jr * Augustinian Canons
Regular * dis.; granted to Sir Edward Hoby c.1554 |
Charney Grange |
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Cholsey Grange |
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fd. 986 by King Ethelred * dis.; granted to Sir Francis Englefield |
Cookham Abbey |
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8th century, probably double monastery * site now occupied by parish
church |
Coxwell Grange |
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Donnington Friary |
Donington Friary |
51°24′53″N
1°19′52″W
/ 51.414588,
-1.331057 |
British History Online
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Royal Berkshire History |
Crouched Friars * fd. ante1404; * dis. 1538 * site now occupied by
country house of named The Priory |
Douai Abbey [monastic], * Woolhampton |
[The Abbey
Church of
Saint Edmund, * King
and Martyr, Upper Woolhampton] |
51°24′31″N
1°10′17″W
/ 51.408715,
-1.171454 |
Wiki *
Douai Abbey *
PEH |
Benedictine monks (rmv from
Douai),
1903-present |
East Hendred Grange |
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Faringdon Priory |
Farendon Priory |
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British History Online |
Cistercian monks' grange * settled 1203 * became a cell of Beaulieu
Abbey, Hampshire early 13thC; * dis.; granted to Sir Francis Englefield |
Greenham Preceptory [Location Unknown] |
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British History Online |
Knights Hospitaller * fd. 1199; * dis. 1540 |
Hurley Priory [Church Use] |
[The Priory Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Hurley] |
51°33′03″N
0°48′31″W
/ 51.550922,
-0.808549 * SU8283 |
British History Online |
Benedictine monks * fd. 1065 by Godfrey de Magna Villa; * dis. 1536;
granted to Leonard Chamberleyn c.1544 * part of church now in parochial
use [C] |
Kintbury 'Holy Place' |
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Probable monastery, documented 931, site and status unknown |
Poughley Priory [Reused] |
[The Priory
Church of
Saint Margaret,
Poughley] |
SU3474 |
British History Online |
Augustinian Canons Regular * fd. c.1160 by Ralph de Chaddleworth; * dis.
1524 * remains now incorporated into farmhouse [E] |
Reading
- Greyfriars |
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SU7272 |
British History Online |
Franciscan Friars * fd. 1233; * dis. 1538 [D] |
Reading Abbey |
[The Abbey Church of Our Lady and Saint John the Evangelist, Reading] |
51°27′23″N
0°57′55″W
/ 51.456367,
-0.965263 * SU7272 |
Wiki *
British History Online *
Royal Berkshire History *
CRSBI |
Cluniac monks * fd. 1121 * Benedictine monks c. 1210; * dis. 1539;
granted to Edward, Duke of Somerset c.1550 * quarried and dismantled
c.1550-1643 * ruins extant [B] |
Reading Nunnery |
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SU7272 |
CRSBI |
979-1016 * apparently on the site now occupied by St. Mary's Minster
Church [E] |
Sandleford Priory [Reused] |
[The Priory Church of * Saint John the Baptist, Sandleford] |
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British History Online |
Augustinian Canons Regular * fd. c.1200 by Jeffrey, Earl of Perch and
his wife Maud; * dis. 1478 * remains converted to a country house * now
an Anglican Convent School |
Steventon Priory |
Stenington Priory |
SU4691 |
British History Online
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Britain Express *
JSTOR *
NT |
Benedictine monks, Alien priory, daughter house of Bec, Normandy * fd.
12th century; * dis. 1400 * officially a priory but actually a grange *
no monastic church * prior's house now in private ownership with public
access by appointment [C] |
Stratfield Saye Priory |
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British History Online |
Benedictine monks, Alien priory * fd. 1170 by Nicholas de Stoteville; *
dis. 1399 * site now occupied by 'The Priory' at Beech Hill in the
Berkshire part of Stratfield Saye |
Templeton Camera |
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Knights Templar |
Wallingford
Cell |
Waring Cell |
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Benedictine monks * fd. 11thC by Gilfrid, Abbot of St Albans; * dis.;
granted to John Norres c.1546 |
Westcot Camera |
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Knights |