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New Romney Greyfriars

Hob Uid: 462801
Location :
Kent
Folkestone and Hythe
New Romney
Grid Ref : TR0600024000
Summary : Franciscan Friary founded by 1241 but soon dissolved in 1287.
More information : A house of Franciscan (Grey) Friars was founded in New Romney before 1241; that being the year that Henry III obtained a grant for them to buy clothes. In 1243 there were 14 friars and the house ceased to exist probably circa 1287. The house belonged to the main body of Franciscans known as Friars Minor, Conventual and was in the custody of London. (1,2)

There can be little doubt that the abandonment of the Friary was the result of the great storms in the Marsh in or circa 1287. (3)

Additional bibliography - not consulted. (4)

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Monument Types:
Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Extant
Monument End Date : 1287
Monument Start Date : 1241
Monument Type : Franciscan Friary
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Number : TR 02 SE 8
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