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Includes: Aldeby Priory, Norfolk;
Alenceaster (Alceter or Alcester) Abbey, Warwickshire;
Ankerwyke Nunnery, Buckinghamshire;
Arden Nunnery, Yorkshire;
ArthingtonNunnery, Yorkshire;
Bardsey Abbey, Caernarvonshire;
Basselech or Bassele Priory, Monmouthshire;
Bearwe or Minchin Barrow Nunnery, Somerset;
Bergavenny or Abergavenny Priory, Monmouthshire;
Birkenhead Priory, Cheshire;
Blackborough Nunnery, Norfolk;
Black Ladies of Brewood (or Briwerne), Staffordshire;
Blythe Priory, Nottinghamshire;
Blythebury Nunnery, Staffordshire;
Boxgrave Priory, Sussex;
Bradwell Priory, Buckinghamshire;
Bretford Nunnery, Warwickshire;
St James’s Priory, Bristol, Somerset;
St Mary Magdalen Nunnery, Bristol;
Bromfield Priory, Staffordshire;
Bromhale Nunnery, Berkshire;
Brunham or Nun Burnham Priory, Yorkshire;
Bungay Nunnery, Suffolk;
Cadweli (Cadwelle or Kidwelly) Priory, Carmarthenshire; (cell to Sherbourne Abbey);
Caldey, Pembrokeshire; (cell to St Dogmael);
Benedictine Cell, Cambridge;
Canwell or Canoll Priory, Staffordshire;
St Sepulchre Nunnery, Canterbury;
Canyngton Nunnery, Somerset;
Cardiff Priory, Glamorganshire;
Cardigan Priory, Cardiganshire;
Carow (Kairo or Carhou) Nunnery, Norwich;
Castle Hedingham Nunnery, Essex;
Catesby or Kateby Nunnery, Northamptonshire;
Cheshunt Nunnery, Hertfordshire;
Chester Nunnery;
St Clement’s or Clementhorpe Nunnery, York;
Clerkenwell Nunnery, Middlesex;
St John’s Abbey, Colchester, Essex;
Colne or Earl’s Colne Priory, Essex;
Cranbourne Priory, Dorset;
Davington or Daunton Nunnery, Kent;
Deerhurst Priory, Gloucestershire;
Depyng Priory, Lincolnshire, (a cell to the Abbey of Thorney);
Derby or Kings’ Mead Nunnery, Derbyshire;
St Dogmael Abbey, Pembrokeshire;
Durham College of Benedictine Monks, Oxford;
Priory of St Martin at Dover, Kent;
Dunster Cell, Somerset;
Easebourne of Esseburn Priory, Sussex;
Ewenny (Wenny or Gwenny) Priory, Glamorganshire;
Fairwell Nunnery, Staffordshire;
Farn Island Cell, Northumberland;
Faversham Abbey, Kent;
Finchale Priory, Durham;
Flamstead Nunnery, Hertfordshire;
Folkestone Priory, Kent;
Fosse Nunnery, Lincolnshire;
Friseton or Freston Priory, Lincolnshire, (a cell to the Abbey of Croyland);
Godeland or Gothland Cell, Yorkshire;
Gloucester College or Hall, Oxford;
Godestow Nunnery, Oxfordshire;
Grimesby Nunnery, Lincolnshire;
Haliwell Nunnery, Middlesex;
Halystan or Holiscumb Nunnery, Northumberland;
Handale or Grendale Priory, Yorkshire;
Hatfield Regis Priory, Essex;
Hedley Priory, Yorkshire;
St Helen’s Nunnery, London;
Henwood or Hynewood Nunnery (anciently Estwell), Warwickshire;
Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdon;
Holand or Holland in Wigan Priory, Lancashire;
Hoxne Priory, Suffolk;
Humberstayn Abbey, Lincolnshire;
Ikelington or Ickleton, Cambridgeshire;
Ivingho or Meuresley Nunnery, Buckinghamshire;
Keinton or Kington St Michael Nunnery, Wiltshire;
Lambley Nunnery, Northumberland;
Lammana Priory, Cornwall;
Langley Nunnery, near Bredon, Leicestershire;
Leominster Priory, Herefordshire, (a cell to the Abbey of Reading);
Lillechurch or Heyham Nunnery, Kent;
Lindisfarne or Holy Island Monastery, Northumberland;
Littlemore Nunnery (sometimes called Sandford), Oxfordshire;
Luffield Priory, Northumberland;
Lymbroke or Lingebrooke Nunnery, Herefordshire;
Lynn Priory, Norfolk;
Lythom or Lethum Priory, Lancashire;
Little Mareis (de Parvo Marisco or Yeddingham) Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Little Marlow Nunnery, Buckinghamshire;
Marrick Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Little Malvern Priory, Worcestershire;
May Priory, Scotland; (a cell to the Abbey of Reading);
Molesby or Molesby Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Molycourt or de Bello Loco in Outwell Priory, Norfolk;
Monketon or Nun-Monketon Nunnery in Yorkshire;
Monmouth Priory, Monmouthshire;
Nesseham or Nesham Priory, County Durham;
St Bartholomew’s Nunnery at Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland;
Norwich Cathedral Priory;
St Leonard Norwich Priory;
Nun-Kelynge or Chilling Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Oxney Priory, Northamptonshire;
Pembroke or Monkton Priory, Pembrokeshire;
Penmon or Glannach Priory, Anglesey;
Pilla or Pille Priory, Pembrokeshire;
Pilton Priory, Devon;
Pinley or Pyneleigh Nunnery, Warwickshire;
Polleshoo or Polslo Nunnery, Devon;
St Radegund Nunnery, Cambridge;
Ramestede or Remsted Priory, Sussex;
Reading Abbey, Berkshire;
Redburne Cell, Hertfordshire;
Redlingfield Nunnery, Suffolk;
Rindelgros Priory, Scotland, (a cell to Reading Abbey);
Rosedale or Russedale Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Rowheiny or Rowney Nunnery, Hertfordshire;
Rusper or Ruppehar Priory, Sussex;
Sandwell Priory, Staffordshire;
Scilly in the Isle of Trescaw, Cornwall; (a cell to Tavistock Abbey);
Sele Priory, Sussex;
Seton (otherwise Lekelay) Nunnery, Cumberland; Snape or Snapes Priory, Suffolk;
Snelleshall Priory, Buckinghamshire;
Stanfield or Staynesfeld Nunnery, Lincolnshire;
Stanford or Stamford Nunnery, Northamptonshire;
St Leonard Stanford Priory, Lincolnshire;
Stanley St Leonard, Gloucestershire;
Stodely or Studley Nunnery, Oxfordshire;
Stratford at Bow Nunnery, Middlesex;
Striguil (otherwise Chepstow) Priory, Monmouthshire;
Swafham of Sopham Bulbeck Nunnery, Cambridgeshire;
Tallach (Tallaghan or Talley) Abbey, Carmarthenshire;
Thetford Nunnery, Norfolk;
Thickhed or Tykenheved Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Totness Priory, Devon;
Tywardreth Priory, Cornwall;
Usk or Cairusk Priory, Monmouthshire;
Walden Abbey, Essex;
De Antiquis in Wallia Coenibiis;
Wallilngwells or Wellendwell Nunnery, Nottinghamshire;
Walton St Felix or Felixstow Priory, Suffolk;
Warkworth Cell, Northumberland;
Wilberfosse Nunnery, Yorkshire;
Wroxhall Nunnery, Warwickshire;
Wykes Nunnery, Essex;
Wyrthorp or Woolsthrop Nunnery near Stanford, Northamptonshire;
Holy Trinity Priory, York.
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