- A
preceptory's main
focus was on its
church and on
accommodation for the brethren.
Examples in the UK
include the
Hospitaller Torphichen Preceptory in...
-
Counties are sub-divided into districts,
which are
formed by
groups of
preceptories. The RBI
claim that
their basis is the
promotion of
scripture and the...
- Mary's Church. Blaauw, W. H. (1857). "Sadelescombe and Shipley, the
Preceptories of the
Knights Templars in Sus****". Sus****
Archaeological Collections...
- also for
military training. The
preceptories from
which the
Lincolnshire properties were
managed were:
Aslackby Preceptory,
Kesteven (TF0830) Bottesford...
-
Bulstrode Preceptory was a
preceptory in Buckinghamshire, England. It was
first mentioned in 1276.
Little is
known of
Bulstrode Preceptory. It certainly...
-
Greenham Preceptory was a
preceptory of
Knights Hospitaller at
Greenham in the
English county of Berkshire. The
preceptory was
established in 1199 and...
-
farming their lands at
Dalby and
Rothley Preceptories. From
around 1500 the land at all
three preceptories, Dalby,
Heather and Rothley,
appears to have...
- also for
military training. The
preceptories from
which the
Lincolnshire properties were
managed were:
Aslackby Preceptory,
Kesteven (TF0830) Bottesford...
- also for
military training. The
preceptories from
which the
Lincolnshire properties were
managed were:
Aslackby Preceptory,
Kesteven (TF0830) Bottesford...
-
Wetherby Preceptory was a
medieval monastic house in Wetherby, West Yorkshire, England. The
estate at
Wetherby was
given to the
Templars around 1240 and...
