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'Religious houses in Scotland before the reign of Alexander I of Scotland (Medieval Gaelic: Alaxandair mac Maíl Coluim) were unlike those in the rest of Western Europe.^[1] Monasticism in the Roman church was completely separate from the priesthood while that of Celtic Christianity embraced both the clergy and the episcopacy.^[2] The Roman church was almost completely controlled by the Rule of St Benedict whereas the Celtic church was more ascetic and less stuctured.^[3] The first historically attested monastic settlement in Scotland took place in 565 when St Columba and his followers established the monastery at Iona. Many more Columban settlements followed, among them were the island monastories in Tiree, Jura, Lismore, Eileach an Naoimh and Eigg and Cella Diuni on the shores of Loch Awe.^[4] The Columban church converted Pictland and the Northern Isles to Christianity before expanding southwards to restore Chritianity to the kingdom of Northumbria.^[5] By the middle of the eleventh century, Scotland had practically achieved political accord and was more responsive to other religious authority. This coincided with the Benedictine and then later, the Cisterician and Premonstratenian movements leading to the four main orders of friars and finally to the collegiate churches of the 15th century.^[6]

1 Houses of the Benedictine (black) monks
2 Houses of the Augustinian canons
3 Houses of the Cistercian monks
4 Houses of the Carthusian monks
5 Houses of the Tironensian monks
6 Houses of Cluniac monks
7 Houses of the Premonstratensian monks
8 Houses of the Valliscaulian monks
9 Houses of the Trinitarian monks
10 Houses of the Dominican (black) friars
11 Houses of the Franciscan (grey) friars
- 11.1 Friars minor conventual
- 11.2 Observants
12 Houses of the Carmelite (white) friars
13 Houses of the Augustinian friars
14 Houses of the Friars of the Sack
15 Houses of Benedictine nuns
16 Houses of Cistercian nuns
17 Houses of Dominican nuns
18 Houses of Franciscan nuns
19 Houses of Augustinian canonesses
20 Houses of the Knights Templar
21 Houses of the Knights Hospitaller
22 Hospitals
23 Cathedrals
24 Secular collegiate churches
25 Notes
26 References

[edit] Houses of the Benedictine (black) monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Coldingham	Priory	Scottish Borders 55°53′19″N, 02°09′06″W	Glasgow	1139	Virgin Mary (with Cuthbert)	Secularised 1606. Dependent on Durham. King Edgar granted the land c. 1098 to the monks of Durham. The exact date of the establishment of the priory is not known but a charter by King David I in 1139 mention the monks of Coldingham.
Dunfermline	Abbey	Fife	St Andrews	1128	Holy Trinity	NOTES
Iona	Abbey	Argyll and Bute	Isles	1203	Columba	NOTES
May	Priory	Fife	St Andrews	1153	Ethernan ("Adrian")		—
Pluscarden	Priory	Moray	Moray	1454	Andrew	Was a Valliscaulian house until 1454, when it was united with Urquhart and turned into a Benedictine Priory dependent on Dunfermline Abbey.^[7]
Rindalgros	Priory	Perth and Kinross	St Andrews	1147	?	Short-lived priory built as a daughter house of Reading Abbey between 1143 and 1147. Monks transferred to May or elsewhere later in the century.^[8]	IMAGE
Urquhart	Priory	Moray	Moray	1136	Holy Trinity		—

[edit] Houses of the Augustinian canons

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Abernethy	Priory	Perth and Kinross	Dunblane	1273	Brigid of Kildare	A Céli Dé monastic establishment ruled by a secular abbot until in either 1272 or 1273 its priests adopted the Augustinian code. It became a collegiate church in the 14th-century.^[9]	—
Blantyre	Priory	South Lanarkshire	Glasgow	1249	Holy Cross	According to one source it was founded by Patrick II, Earl of Dunbar and his wife Euphemia, and to another, King Alexander II of Scotland]]; the foundation occurred between 1238 and 1249. Its mother house, the source of its founding monks, was Holyrood Abbey, which shares its dedication, though it came under the authority of Jedburgh Abbey. It became a secular lordship for the Stewarts of Minto, going into the hands Walter Stewart of Minto, who on July 10, 1606 was made Lord Blantyre.^[10]	—
Canonbie	Priory	Dumfries and Galloway	Glasgow	1170	—	House was an annex and dependency of Jedburgh Abbey. Its foundation lay in a grant by an local landlord, Turgis de Rosdale, to the abbey of Jedburgh, confirmed by William the Lion between 1165 and 1170.	—
Edinburgh	Abbey	Edinburgh	St Andrews	1128	Holy Cross	NOTES
Inchaffray	Abbey	Perth and Kinross	Dunblane	1221	John the Evangelist	NOTES
Inchcolm	Abbey	Fife	Dunkeld	1153	Columba	NOTES
Inchmahome	Priory	Stirling	Dunblane	1238	Virgin Mary (with Colmaig)	NOTES
Jedburgh	Abbey	Scottish Borders	Glasgow	1138	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Loch Leven	Priory	Fife	St Andrews	1150	Serf	NOTES	—
Monymusk	Priory	Aberdeenshire	Aberdeen	1245	Virgin Mary	NOTES	—
Oronsay	Priory	Argyll and Bute	Argyll	1353	Columba	NOTES	—
Pittenweem	Priory	Fife	St Andrews	1318	Ethernan ("Adrian")	The Priory of May, a dependent of the Benedictine Reading Abbey, was transferred into the hands of the Augustinian Prior of St Andrews during the Wars of Scottish Independence. May had possessed lands at Pittenweem since David I had granted the monks of May land there in May, 1143, and they later relocated there.^[11]	—
Restenneth	Priory	Angus	St Andrews	1153	Peter	NOTES	—
St Andrews	Priory	Fife	St Andrews	1140	Andrew	NOTES
Scone	Abbey		St Andrews	1120	Holy Trinity & Archangel Michael	NOTES
Trail	Priory	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1173	Virgin Mary	NOTES	100px
Strath Fillan	Priory	Stirling	Dunkeld	1318	Fillan	NOTES	—

[edit] Houses of the Cistercian monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Balmerino	Abbey	Fife	St Andrews	1227	Virgin Mary (with Saint Edward)	Also called "Abbey of Saint Edward", though all Cistercian abbeys were dedicated to the Virgin Mary.^[12]
Coupar	Abbey	Perth and Kinross	St Andrews	1161	Virgin Mary	NOTES	—
Culross	Abbey	Fife	St Andrews	1218	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Deer	Abbey	Aberdeenshire	Aberdeen	1219	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Dundrennan	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1142	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Glenluce	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1150	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Kinloss	Abbey	Moray	Moray	1150	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Melrose	Abbey	Scottish Borders	Glasgow	1136	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Newbattle	Abbey	Midlothian	Glasgow	1140	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Saddell	Abbey	Argyll and Bute	Argyll	1207	Virgin Mary	NOTES	—
Soulseat	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1148	Virgin Mary	There is some evidence that Soulseat Abbey is the Viride Stagnum ("green loch"), the Cistercian monastery founded by St Malachy somewhere in Galloway in 1148. If so it did not remain as a Cistercian house, instead becoming a Premonstratensian house, by 1161 at the latest.^[13]	—
Sweetheart	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Glasgow	1273	Virgin Mary	NOTES

[edit] Houses of the Carthusian monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Perth	Priory	Perth and Kinross	St Andrews	1429	Virgin Mary & John the Baptist	The Carthusian Order was the most ascetic monastic order in medieval Europe. The monastery at Perth was founded in 1429 by King James I of Scotland. This was the only Carthusian house ever to have been founded in Scotland. Until c. 1456 these monks were part of the Carthusian province of Picardy, between 1456 and 1460 attached to England, before in 1460 being placed under Geneva. ^[14]	Building has not survived.

[edit] Houses of the Tironensian monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Arbroath	Abbey	Angus	St Andrews	1178	Thomas Becket	NOTES
Fogo	Priory	Scottish Borders	St Andrews	1297	Nicholas		—
Fyvie	Priory	Aberdeenshire	Aberdeen	1285	Virgin Mary		—
Kelso	Abbey	Scottish Borders	St Andrews	1127	Virgin Mary	At its foundation in 1113 by David, Prince of the Cumbrians (c. 1113–1124) it was located at Selkirk. It was moved to Kelso by David (then King of Scots, 1124–1153) and John, Bishop of Glasgow in 1127.^[15]
Kilwinning	Abbey	North Ayrshire	Glasgow	1169	Virgin Mary & "Winnin"
Lesmahagow	Abbey	South Lanarkshire	Glasgow	1144	Virgin Mary & Machutas		—
Lindores	Abbey	Fife	St Andrews	1191	Virgin Mary & Andrew	Founded in either 1190 or 1191 by David, Lord of Garioch. The abbot possessed a mitre from 1395 onwards, following a grant from the pope. The abbey retained abbots of its monastic order longer than most Scottish abbeys. Its last pre-Reformation abbot, John Philp, resigned it to John Lesley, later Bishop of Ross, in 1566. The abbey became a secular lordship for Patrick Leslie when he was created Lord Lindores in 1600.^[16]
Selkirk	Abbey	Scottish Borders	Glasgow	1113	Virgin Mary	See notes for Jedburgh Abbey.	Building has not survived.

[edit] Houses of Cluniac monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Crossraguel	Abbey	South Ayrshire	Glasgow	1270	[[ \| ]]
Paisley	Abbey	Renfrewshire	Glasgow	1169	[[ \| ]]
Renfrew	Priory	Renfrewshire	Glasgow	1165	Virgin Mary & James	Máel Coluim IV, in a charter dating between 1163 and 1165, confirmed lands to the priory of Renfrew previously granted by Walter fitz Alan. It was a daughter-house of Wenlock Abbey in Shropshire. Circa 1169, it was relocated to Paisley.^[17]	No building has survived.

[edit] Houses of the Premonstratensian monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes
Dercongal	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Glasgow	1225	Congall?	NOTES
Dryburgh	Abbey	Scottish Borders	St Andrews	1150	Virgin Mary	NOTES
Fearn	Abbey	Highland	Ross	1236	Virgin Mary & Ninian	NOTES
Soulseat	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1161	Virgin Mary & John the Evangelist	NOTES
Tongland	Abbey	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1218	[[ \| ]]
Whithorn	Priory	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	1178	Martin & Ninian

[edit] Houses of the Valliscaulian monks

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes
Ardchattan	Priory	Argyll and Bute	Argyll	1231	Virgin Mary & John the Baptist	Founded in either 1230 or 1231 by Donnchadh of Argyll. As a de facto cell of Beauly, on April 16, 1510 it probably transferred to the Cistercian Order along with Beauly.^[18]
Beauly	Priory	Highland	Moray	1230	[[ \| ]]	Founded c. 1230 by John Bisset de le Aird, a French-speaking Lord of the Aird. Became Cistercian on April 16, 1510.^[19]
Pluscarden	Priory	Moray	Moray	1231	Andrew	Founded by King Alexander II of Scotland 1230x1231, it was united with Urquhart Priory in 1454, together becoming a dependency of the Benedictine Abbey of Dunfermline.^[20]

[edit] Houses of the Trinitarian monks

Also known as the Red Friars.

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[edit] Houses of the Dominican (black) friars

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Aberdeen	Friary	City of Aberdeen	Aberdeen	1230 x 1249	John the Baptist	Alexander II is said to have been the founder. The house contained a prior and thirteen friars in 1503 but was destroyed at the [[Scottish Reformation\|Reformation on 4 January 1560. George, earl Marischal was granted the house's possessions in 1587 and conferred them, as an endowment, to Marischall College.^[21]	Building has not survived
Ayr	Friary	South Ayrshire	Glasgow	c.1242	Katherine	Foundation by King Alexander II before August 1242. Eight friars occupied the house in 1557. The house and properties were secularised by a lease to the crown in 1565 which in turn were granted to the town of Ayr in 1567 by a charter of Queen Mary. Demolition of the buildings took place after the Reformation^[22]	Building has not survived
Berwick	Friary	Berwick-upon-Tweed (borough)	Glasgow	c.1240	Peter the Martyr	In 1285 the pope instructed the Bishop of St Andrews to sell the former accommodation of the Friars of Penitence to the Friars Preachers. Four then six friars are recorded as being in the house in December 1299. Although under English control the Scottish Exchequer continued to fund the monastery from 1329–33. In 1333, King Edward III of England ordered that the Scottish friars be sent to friaries south of the River Trent and be replaced by English friars. Edward issued occasional orders up to 1343 that the friary should continue to be maintained by the Scottish crown. In 1336, there were 20 friars in residence but there is no evidence that the house continued through to the Reformation^[23]	Building has not survived
Cupar	Friary	Fife	St Andrews	1348	Katherine	Founded by Duncan, earl of Fife. Dissolved in 1519 after union with the St Andrews house. In 1572, the lands of the friary given to the burgh of Cupar by King James VI^[24]	Building has not survived
Dundee	Friary	Dundee City	St Andrews	1521	?	NOTES	Building has not survived
Edinburgh	Friary	City of Edinburgh	St Andrews	1230?	Assumption of the Blessed Virgin	NOTES	Building has not survived
Elgin	Friary	Moray	Moray	1233 x 1234	James	NOTES	Building did not survive
Glasgow	Friary	City of Glasgow	Glasgow	1471	John the Evangelist	NOTES	Building has not survived
Haddington	Friary	East Lothian	St Andrews	1471(?)	Unknown	NOTES	Building has not survived
Inverness	Friary	Highland	Moray	bef. 1240	Bartholomew	NOTES	Building has not survived
Montrose	Friary	Angus	Brechin	bef. 1275	Virgin Mary	NOTES	Building has not survived
Perth	Friary	Perth and Kinross	St Andrews	bef. 1240	Andrew	NOTES	Building has not survived
St Andrews	Friary	Fife	St Andrews	bef. 1464 x 1477	Virgin Mary	NOTES	Building has not survived
St Monans	Friary	Fife	St Andrews	1471	Monan	NOTES
Stirling	Friary	Stirling	Dunblane	bef. 1249	Laurence	NOTES	Building has not survived]]
Wigtown	Friary	Dumfries and Galloway	Galloway	bef. 1287	Virgin Mary	NOTES	100px

[edit] Houses of the Franciscan (grey) friars

[edit] Friars minor conventual

House	Rank	Location	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
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[edit] Observants

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[edit] Houses of the Carmelite (white) friars

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[edit] Houses of the Augustinian friars

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Berwick	Friary	Berwick	Glasgow	bef. 1299	Austin	The house is unlikely to have survived to the suppression of the English friaries^[25]	Bulding has not survived

[edit] Houses of the Friars of the Sack

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Berwick	Friary	Berwick	Glasgow	1267	—	Also known as the Friars of the Penance of Jesus Christ. Suppressed in 1274 and desolved by 1285^[26]	Building has not survived

[edit] Houses of Benedictine nuns

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Lincluden	Priory	[[ \| ]]	[[ \| ]]	bef. 1174		May have been founded by Uchtred, son of Fergus, lord of Galloway who died in 1174, but an earlier foundation during the reign of Malcolm IV (1153 – 65) may also have been possible. Suppressed in 1389.^[27]	?

[edit] Houses of Cistercian nuns

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[edit] Houses of Dominican nuns

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
Edinburgh Sciennes	Priory	City of Edinburgh	St Andrews	1517	St Catherine of Siena		?

[edit] Houses of Franciscan nuns

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
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[edit] Houses of Augustinian canonesses

House	Rank	Location	Diocese	Latest foundation year	Dedication	Notes	Image
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[edit] Houses of the Knights Templar

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[edit] Houses of the Knights Hospitaller

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[edit] Hospitals

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[edit] Notes

^ Barrow,Kingdom, p. 151
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Houses, p. ix
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Houses, p. ix
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Houses, p. 1
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Houses, p. 1
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Houses, p. x
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 61.
^ See Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 61; Duncan, "Documents Relating to the Priory of the Isle of May", pp. 53–5.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 61, 215.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 61.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 94.
^ Bartlett, England, p. 431; Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 72–3.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 78, 102.
^ Bartlett, England, p. 433–4; Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 86–7.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 68, 70.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 70.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 65.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 83–4; Watt & Shead, Heads of Religious Houses, p. 10.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 84; Watt & Shead, Heads of Religious Houses, p. 15.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 84–5; Watt & Shead, Heads of Religious Houses, p. 178.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 116.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 116
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 116 117
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 117
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, pp. 140, 141.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 142.
^ Cowan & Easson, Medieval Religious Houses, p. 143.

[edit] References

Barrow, G. W. S. (1960), The Acts of Malcolm IV, 1153–1165, Together with Scottish Royal Acts Prior to 1153 Not Included in Sir Archibald Lawrie's 'Early Scottish Charters', Regesta Regum Scottorum, vol. 1, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, ISBN 0852241410
Barrow, G. W. S. (1971), The Acts of William I, 1165–1214, Regesta Regum Scottorum, vol. 2, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, ISBN 0852241429
Barrow, G. W. S. (2003), The Kingdom of the Scots, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, ISBN 0748618023
Bartlett, Robert (2000), England Under the Norman and Angevin Kings, 1075–1225, New Oxford History of England, Oxford: Clarendon Press, ISBN 0-19-925101-0
Cowan, Ian B. & Easson, David E. (1976), Medieval Religious Houses: Scotland With an Appendix on the Houses in the Isle of Man (2nd ed.), London and New York: Longman, ISBN 0-582-12069-1
Duncan, A. A. M. (1956–7), “Documents Relating to the Priory of the Isle of May, c. 1140–1313”, Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (Edinburgh: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland) 90: 52–80, <http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/adsdata/PSAS_2002/pdf/vol_090/90_052_080.pdf>
Watt, D. E. R. & Shead, N. F., eds. (2001), The Heads of Religious Houses in Scotland from Twelfth to Sixteenth Centuries (Revised ed.), The Scottish Record Society, New Series, Volume 24, Edinburgh: The Scottish Record Society, ISBN 0-902054-18-X

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