TQ 86 SE 4 - Alleged site of monastery - Historic Environment Record

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Monument record TQ 86 SE 4 - Alleged site of monastery

Summary

Alleged site of Benedictine nunnery possibly dissolved before 1087. Estate of nunnery granted to secular canons between 1154-70 inferring a secular college probably dissolved before 1179.

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Grid reference	TQ 84 63 (point) LO
Map sheet	TQ86SW
County	KENT
District	SWALE, KENT
Civil Parish	NEWINGTON, SWALE, KENT

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<1> Roger Twysden's Decem Scriptores 1652 col 1931 (OS Card Reference). SKE49325.

<2> Proceedings of the Woolwich District Antiquarian Society no 1 (1895) - no 33 (1963-6), 1910 (G W Hewett), Volume Nos. 16, Page Nos. 57 (Bibliographic reference). SKE6359.

<3> Notitia Monastica 1787 Kent XLIII (Tanner ed Nasmith) (OS Card Reference). SKE47713.

<4> History of Kent II 1782 550 (E Hasted) (OS Card Reference). SKE44138.

<5> Royal Archaeological Institute, The archaeological journal vol 1 (1844)-, 1869 (J Hewitt), Volume Nos. 26, Page Nos. 165 (Bibliographic reference). SKE6335.

<6> Page, W. (ed), 1926, The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Kent Volume II, Kent 1926, Volume Nos. 2, Page Nos. 149 (Monograph). SKE7944.

<7> by David Knowles, R Neville Hadcock, 1971, Medieval religious houses in England and Wales, 1953, Page Nos. 215, 336 (Bibliographic reference). SKE6370.

<8> The Antiquary: a magazine devoted to the study of the past Vol 1 (1880) - 16 (1887), 1873 (G B), Volume Nos. IV, Page Nos. 229 (Bibliographic reference). SKE6333.

<9> by David Knowles, R Neville Hadcock, 1971, Medieval religious houses in England and Wales, 1971 edition, Page Nos. 262 (Bibliographic reference). SKE6370.

<10> Struth, P MAR-94 RCHME Field Investigation (OS Card Reference). SKE49693.

<11> RCHME: Anglo Saxon Monasteries in Kent, Essex and Greater London (Collection). SKE6500.

Sources/Archives (11)

<1> SKE49325 OS Card Reference: Roger Twysden's Decem Scriptores 1652 col 1931.
<2> SKE6359 Bibliographic reference: Proceedings of the Woolwich District Antiquarian Society no 1 (1895) - no 33 (1963-6). 1910 (G W Hewett), Volume Nos. 16, Page Nos. 57.
<3> SKE47713 OS Card Reference: Notitia Monastica 1787 Kent XLIII (Tanner ed Nasmith).
<4>XY SKE44138 OS Card Reference: History of Kent II 1782 550 (E Hasted). [Mapped feature: #30588 Nunnery, ]
<5> SKE6335 Bibliographic reference: Royal Archaeological Institute. The archaeological journal vol 1 (1844)-. 1869 (J Hewitt), Volume Nos. 26, Page Nos. 165.
<6> SKE7944 Monograph: Page, W. (ed). 1926. The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Kent Volume II. Kent 1926, Volume Nos. 2, Page Nos. 149.
<7> SKE6370 Bibliographic reference: by David Knowles, R Neville Hadcock. 1971. Medieval religious houses in England and Wales. 1953, Page Nos. 215, 336.
<8> SKE6333 Bibliographic reference: The Antiquary: a magazine devoted to the study of the past Vol 1 (1880) - 16 (1887). 1873 (G B), Volume Nos. IV, Page Nos. 229.
<9> SKE6370 Bibliographic reference: by David Knowles, R Neville Hadcock. 1971. Medieval religious houses in England and Wales. 1971 edition, Page Nos. 262.
<10> SKE49693 OS Card Reference: Struth, P MAR-94 RCHME Field Investigation.
<11> SKE6500 Collection: RCHME: Anglo Saxon Monasteries in Kent, Essex and Greater London.

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Non-Intrusive Event: Desk based assessment of the East Thames corridor (EWX6643)

Record last edited

Sep 20 2021 5:19PM