- The
Tironensian Order or the
Order of
Tiron was a
medieval monastic order named after the
location of the
mother abbey (Tiron Abbey, French:
Abbaye de...
- Arbroath, was
founded in 1178 by King
William the Lion for a
group of
Tironensian Benedictine monks from
Kelso Abbey. It was
consecrated in 1197 with a...
- and
Bernard of Abbeville, was the
founder of the
Tiron Abbey and the
Tironensian Order. Born near
Abbeville in 1046. At the age of 19 he was accepted...
-
Joseph Kelso),
newspaper reporter and
social crusader John of Kelso,
Tironensian monk and
bishop All
pages with
titles beginning with John
Kelso This...
- Kelso, Scotland. It was
founded in the 12th
century by a
community of
Tironensian monks first brought to
Scotland in the
reign of
Alexander I. It occupies...
-
secure suggestion has been made that he
might be John Kawe who was a
Tironensian monk
based at
Lindores Abbey in Fife.
However in
Scots Cor
would have...
- de Chantal; P****ionists
Premonstratensian canons ("The
White Canons")
Tironensian monks ("The Grey Monks")
Valliscaulian monks While in
English most mendicant...
-
Lothian at Keith. In that year, he made the gift of a
church to the
Tironensian monks at
Kelso Abbey. The
Frasers moved into
Tweeddale in the 12th and...
- century,
Caldey Priory (now a
Grade I
listed building) was
established by
Tironensian monks as a
daughter house of St.
Dogmaels Abbey, and
lasted to the Dissolution...
- John (died 1147) was an
early 12th-century
Tironensian cleric. He was the
chaplain and
close confidant of King
David I of Scotland,
before becoming Bishop...
