-
began to
build the
church at Ikanho".
Botolph founded the
monastery of
Icanho.
Icanho,
which means 'ox hill', has been
identified as Iken,
located by the...
-
monks 1130;
dissolved 1538;
granted to
Richard Gresham 1546/7
Hoxon Priory Icanho Monastery ~
Saxon Benedictine?
monks founded 653-4 by St Botolph; destro****...
-
included the sees at
Dommoc and Helmham,
Botwulf of Thorney's
monastery at
Icanho, the
religious foundations at Ely and
Dereham founded by
daughters of Anna...
-
Botolph (or Botwulf) is
supposed to have been
buried at his
foundation of
Icanho (Iken) but in 970,
Edgar I of
England gave
permission for Botolph's remains...
- been
found near the site.
Saint Botolph began to
build his
monastery at
Icanho, now
conclusively identified as Iken, Suffolk, in the year that Anna was...
- coordinates) GPX (secondary coordinates) List of
monastic houses in
England Icanho — order:
special rule
approved by
Benedict Biscop c.670:
Victoria County...
- minster:
Pauline Stafford, 1985, The East
Midlands in the
early middle ages
Icanho — location:
Victoria County History: A
History of the
County of Lincoln...
- by John
Leland in his 16th
century Itineraries, was that the 7th
century Icanho (or Icanhoc, or Ycanno) monastery,
mentioned by Bede, and said to have been...
- Anna's
religious daughters in Gaul,
began building his
monastic cell at
Icanho, a
location believed to have been at Iken beside, or upon, the
inland estuary...
