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Whaplode Friary
Hob Uid: 353575
Location : Lincolnshire South Holland Whaplode
Grid Ref : TF3200019000
Summary : House of Crutched Friars founded in Whaplode by 1244 but abandoned in 1260. It was the first house of the Flemish Branch of the Crutched Friars founded in England.
More information : [Marginal] The house of Crutched friars of St. Mary "de novo loco", which lay between Saturday Dyke and Hassock Dyke, Whaplode, was founded in 1246-7, and, between 1260-69, was granted to the Priory of Spalding. Saturday Dyke, now Little South Holland Drain, extends through the parish of Whaplode from TF 310193 to TF 341200, and Hassock Dyke from TF 310175 to TF 334180. (1-3)

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Source details : Dept. of English Local History occasional Papers No.6 1954 passim map. 'The New Lands of Elloe' (H.E. Hallam).
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Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Extant
Monument End Date : 1260
Monument Start Date : 1244
Monument Type : Friary Of Crutched Friars
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Number : TF 31 NW 22
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