Monument record 1160/6/4 - Priory Church, St Andrew's

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{1}Manuscript history of Northampton written in early C18th records church in the 'Abbey of St Andrew's ground';

{3}The church was situated between Brook Street and Lower Priory Street;

{7}The church was probably located around Lower Priory Street;

{4}Simon the First Earl of Northampton confirmed to the monks the possession of their own church; David brother of King of Scotland & Simon Third Earl of Northampton were buried in the priory church; in 1223-4 Henry III issued order for prior of St Andrew to be allowed timber for beams to build the tower of his church; report of part of tower being demolished by great storm in 1237;

{8}During Thomas Becket's trial at Northampton Castle archbishop at St Andrew's & reported as retiring to church at St Andrew's to celebrate mass; also that Becket slept night in church in fear of his life before fleeing to France;

{6}Mynard identifies the priory church building;

{5}There was also buried under a flat stone in the quier the archbishop of Treves who died while attending council at Pipewell;


<1> WILLIAMS J., 1982, Northampton's Medieval Parishes, p64 (unchecked) (Article). SNN316.

<2> Lee H., 1700, A History of Northampton, (unchecked) (Unpublished Report). SNN56772.

<3> SERJEANTSON R.M., 1905, Journal of Northants Natural History Society and Field Club, 79-92+131+137-8 (unchecked) (Uncertain). SNN983.

<4> Serjeantson R.M.; Ryland W. (Editors), 1906, The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Northamptonshire, p.102+104 (checked) (Series). SNN100369.

<5> Leland J., 1540s, Itinerary, p.9 (unchecked) (Series). SNN1725.

<6> Pierce M., 1632, A true plot and description of al the Ancient Demesne Lands belonginge to the Priorye of St Andrew's in 1632, (unchecked) (Map). SNN365.

<7> 1853, The Journal of The British Archaeological Association (Vol.8), 67 (unchecked) (Journal). SNN873.

<8> Serjeantson R.M., 1907, The Castle of Northampton, p.4 (checked) (Article). SNN4426.

<9> Bloxham M.H., 1878, On The Medieval Sepulchral Antiquities of Northamptonshire, p.246 (unchecked) (Journal). SNN107097.

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  • <1> Article: WILLIAMS J.. 1982. Northampton's Medieval Parishes. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ARCHAEOLOGY. 17. Northants Archaeology Soc. p64 (unchecked).
  • <2> Unpublished Report: Lee H.. 1700. A History of Northampton. (unchecked).
  • <3> Uncertain: SERJEANTSON R.M.. 1905. Journal of Northants Natural History Society and Field Club. Journal of Northants.Nat.His.Soc.& Field Club. 13. 79-92+131+137-8 (unchecked).
  • <4> Series: Serjeantson R.M.; Ryland W. (Editors). 1906. The Victoria History of the Counties of England: Northamptonshire. 2. University of London. p.102+104 (checked).
  • <5> Series: Leland J.. 1540s. Itinerary. p.9 (unchecked).
  • <6> Map: Pierce M.. 1632. A true plot and description of al the Ancient Demesne Lands belonginge to the Priorye of St Andrew's in 1632. (unchecked).
  • <7> Journal: 1853. The Journal of The British Archaeological Association (Vol.8). Journal of The British Archaeological Association. 8. 67 (unchecked).
  • <8> Article: Serjeantson R.M.. 1907. The Castle of Northampton. Journal of Northants Nat History Soc & Field Club. 14 No.111. NNHSFC. p.4 (checked).
  • <9> Journal: Bloxham M.H.. 1878. On The Medieval Sepulchral Antiquities of Northamptonshire. The Archaeological Journal. 35. p.246 (unchecked).

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Grid reference SP 7499 6117 (point) Approximate
Civil Parish NORTHAMPTON, West Northamptonshire (formerly Northampton District)

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Record last edited

Jan 29 2020 2:11PM

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