Monument record 1160/26 - Friars of The Sack, Derngate

The friary was in Derngate, probably adjacent to the Dern Gate. In the Hundred Rolls (Ror Hund 2, 3a), it was recorded that the friars `had stopped up the common way... from the gate called Derngate to Dandelines Court'. The house was founded before 1271, in which year Henry III gave them a grant for building their church. It was abandoned by 1303.

{1, 2}The friary was in Derngate, probably adjacent to the Dern Gate. In the Hundred Rolls (Ror Hund 2, 3a), it was recorded that the friars `had stopped up the common way... from the gate called Derngate to Dandelines Court'. The house was founded before 1271, in which year Henry III gave them a grant for building their church. It was abandoned by 1303.

<1> Royal Commission on The Historical Monuments of England, 1985, An Inventory of The Historical Monuments in The County of Northampton, p.341 (checked) (Series). SNN77383.

<2> Knowles; Hadcock, 1971, Medieval Religious Houses England and Wales, p.247 (unchecked) (Book). SNN10192.

<3> SERJEANTSON R.M., 1911, Journal of Northants Natural History Society and Field Club, p.13-15 (unchecked) (Journal). SNN56906.

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Jun 30 2022 2:28PM