- The Poor Clares,
officially the
Order of
Saint Clare (Latin: Ordo
Sanctae Clarae),
originally referred to as the
Order of Poor Ladies, and also
known as...
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Ruins of the
abbey of the
Minoress of St
Clare of Aldgate,
London 1796...
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founded in 1294 and
known generally in
medieval England as "minoresses". A "
minoress" was a nun in the
Second Order of the
Order of
Friars Minor known as Franciscans...
- Died in childbirth.
Isabel (12
March 1385/1386 –
April 1402),
became a
Minoress,
later abbess, in a
religious house near
Aldgate Philippa (c. 1388) Died...
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Hambledon Continuum. Campbell, Anna (2017). "Franciscan Nuns in England, the
Minoress Foundations and
Their Patrons, 1281-1367". In Robson,
Michael J.P. (ed...
- household. In the same
month his wife, Maud, had
licence to
enter the
Minoress convent at Aldgate, London. On 8 July 1355, he was
pardoned for the death...
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later to be abbess) in the
Abbey of Barking, and Dame Mary de Felton,
minoress in the
Abbey of St Mary
without Aldgate, and one of 100
shillings to John...
