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Dureford Abbey, in Sus****, England, was a
Premonstratensian monastery. It was
founded by Henry...
- monasteries, he
purchased from the
commissioners such
goods as then
remained of
Dureford Abbey in Sus****, near Lordington. In the end of that year, he is said to...
- (Anglican);
extant The
Monastery of the Holy Trinity,
Crawley Down,
Crawley Dureford Abbey ^
Premonstratensian Canons - from Welbeck,
Nottinghamshire daughter...
-
British History Online —
Houses of
Premonstratensian canons:
Abbey of
Dureford —
Victoria County History: A
History of the
County of Sus****:
Volume 2...
-
carry out a
canonical visitation. He was ****isted by John Ultyng,
Abbot of
Dureford Abbey in Sus****, a
short distance east of Titchfield. The visitation, signed...
-
forty days of
severe punishment.
Edward Hampton was sent to
reside at
Dureford Abbey in Sus**** for five years. However, he
probably left the order, as...
- (1973). Page, W. (ed.). "Houses of
Premonstratensian canons:
Abbey of
Dureford".
Victoria County History. A
History of the
County of Sus****, II. London...
