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Tewkesbury Abbey

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Date: 1200-2010
Places:
  • Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire
Functions, occupations and activities: Religious Institutions (Pre-Reformation) > Benedictine monks
Name authority reference: GB/NNAF/C29070 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/O66577 )
Collections
Number Description Held by Reference Further information
1
15th cent: founders' book
Oxford University: Bodleian Library, Special Collections
2
1482-1539: deeds (2) re Pirton manor (1482), receipts for rent there (1535-9) and case rel to close-breaking there (?1526)
College of Arms
NRA 23441 College of Arms
3
13th cent: calendar of charters, bound with annals
British Library, Manuscript Collections
See GRC Davis Medieval Cartularies (953)
4
16th cent: transcript of an account of the abbey's founders and benefactors
British Library, Manuscript Collections
See GRC Davis Medieval Cartularies (954)
5
15th cent: papers rel to legal disputes with King's College Cambridge
Cambridge University: King's College Archive Centre
See M Stansfield, Guide to the Muniments of King's College, Cambridge (1988)
6
1386: kitchener's accounts
Society of Antiquaries of London
NRA 27819
7
15th cent: court rolls of Taynton manor, Oxon 1462-75 and Goldcliff, Monmouthshire 1451-55
Eton College
NRA 31984 Eton College
8
13th cent: missal formerly belonging to with calendar of obits
Cambridge University Library: Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
See Cambridge University Library Catalogue of Manuscripts (1979 reprint)
9
lost registers
Unknown location
See GRC Davis Medieval Cartularies (955, 956A)
10
1978-2010: files of work done by architect Neil H Birdsall (of Birdsall, Swash & Blackman, Norfok) as surveyor to the fabric and architect to Tewkesbury PCC
Gloucestershire Archives