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Rumburgh is a
village and
civil parish in the
English county of Suffolk. It is 3.5
miles (5.6 km) north-west of the
market town of
Halesworth in the East...
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Rumburgh Priory was a
Benedictine priory located in the
village of
Rumburgh in the
English county of Suffolk. The
priory was
founded in
about 1065 as...
- 'College of St Mary' by ''suppressing'
local religious houses such as
Rumburgh Priory.
Ipswich school was
incorporated into the college. Wolsey, who was...
- Ringsfield, Ringshall, Risby, Rishangles,
Rodbridge Corner, Rougham,
Rumburgh,
Round Maple, Rushbrooke, Rushmere,
Rushmere St
Andrew Sandcroft, Santon...
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Kettleburgh Longburgh Mayburgh Henge Newburgh (disambiguation)
Oxburgh Hall
Rumburgh Ryburgh Shuckburgh Smallburgh Southburgh St
Werburghs Tasburgh Whinburgh...
- (of Durham)
Oxford (of Gloucester)
Penwortham Pilton Redbourne Richmond Rumburgh St Bees St Ives
Scilly Snaith Snape Stamford Studley (Oxfordshire) Studley...
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Priory Benedictine monks cell,
dependent on St Mary's, York;
refounded from
Rumburgh,
Suffolk by Alan of
Richmond c.1135(?);
dissolved 1539;
granted to John...
- (of Durham)
Oxford (of Gloucester)
Penwortham Pilton Redbourne Richmond Rumburgh St Bees St Ives
Scilly Snaith Snape Stamford Studley (Oxfordshire) Studley...
- (of Durham)
Oxford (of Gloucester)
Penwortham Pilton Redbourne Richmond Rumburgh St Bees St Ives
Scilly Snaith Snape Stamford Studley (Oxfordshire) Studley...
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Domesday Book of 1086
records that
Wissett was then
combined with
Rumburgh; the site of
Rumburgh Priory which had 12
Benedictine monks. It had four carucates...
