1 October 1232 A.D. Titchfield Abbey, Hampshire, UK—Founded by Peter des Roches, Bishop of Winchester, and Premonstatensian (Strict Augustinian) Monks
1 October 1232 A.D. Titchfield Abbey, Hampshire, UK—Founded by Peter des Roches, Bishop of Winchester, and Premonstatensian (Strict Augustinian) Monks; Scholarly & Large Library—French, English, Latin Volumes on Theology, Church History, Church Fathers, Philosophy, Medicine & Law; 100 Service Books for Monks’ Divine Services; Black Plaque & Socio-Economic Crisis; Richard II Visits, 1393; Henry V Visits, 1415; Henry VI Married to Margaret of Anjoy by Bishop of Salisbury, 23 Apr 1445; Dissolved 1537; Abbott & Monks Pensioned Off; Granted to Thomas Wriothesley; Converted to Mansion Named “Palace House,” 1542, Much of Which Demolished, 1781; 88 Miles SW of London, about 0700 as the Crow Flies Titchfield Abbey From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Titchfield Abbey Titchfield Abbey in 2005 showing the nave of the church with the Tudor gatehouse built through it Monastery information Full name ...