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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 06 January 2010
ABBOTSBURY (Dorset), St Peter f. c. 1044
List in VCH Dorset, II, 53.
Æsuuerdus Occ. 1075 (Wilkins, Concilia, 1, 364; signatories to this document have been checked by Cambridge, St Johns Coll., MS 236. Cf. Brooke in Studia Gratiana, XII (Bologna, 1967), pp. 56ff.).
1107–1139: abbey held by Roger, bp. Salisbury (Red Book, 1, 211; cf. fW, p. 59).
Geoffrey 1140 – M. of S. ‘Floscello’, app. 1140 (Florence, 11, 122=fW, p. 59 and n.).
*Roger Occ. (R.) 112×50 (Voss, p. 175; see Quarr); 1148 (Ctl. Eynsham, 1, no. 114; cf. no. 115: see Luffield).
Geoffrey II Occ. 1166 (Red Book, 1, 211).
1–8 July 1175 abbey vacant (Diceto, 1, 401; Gesta Hen. II, 1, 91–3).
Ralph Occ. in late 12th cent. context in BM Cott. MS Claud. C. vi, f. 172 (167); possibly the Ralph who d. 21 May (see below).
Roger II Occ. 3 June 1201 (Ped. Fin., 11, pp. 78, 81).
Hugh Occ. 1204×5 (14th cent. note in CPR, 1313–17, p. 299); early 13th cent. (Reg. St Osmund, 1, p. 373).
Vacant, 15 July 1213: abbey ordered to send candidates for the king's choice (Rot. Lit. Claus., 1, 150).
The next recorded abb., Hugh II, occ. 1216×20 (Ctl. Loders, pp. 62–4: see Axmouth). An Abb. Ralph d. 21 May in Cambridge, Trinity Coll. MS O. 9. 25, f. 158v (13th cent.), and BM Arundel MS 68, f. 28.
ABINGDON (Berks), St Mary ref. c. 954
List in VCH Berks, 11, 61; basis in Florence, MS Lambeth 42, cited by Thorpe in notes to his edn.
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