Canons Ashby (lost settlement), England
England
Canons Ashby (lost settlement), England shares 6 connections with 506 places across 4 topics, spanning medieval archaeology, religious history, and the dissolution of the monasteries. An Augustinian priory was founded here in 1105; when it dissolved in 1537, Sir John Cope acquired the land and recorded 2,000 sheep on the parish, a conversion that likely ended the village. Surviving earthworks indicate the settlement's former size, and medieval pottery sherds from the 13th and 14th centuries link it to broader archaeological networks. Its strongest ties run to Glendon, England.
Nomina Villarum
Connects Canons Ashby (lost settlement), England to: Glendon, England | Wythmail, England
sherd
Connects Canons Ashby (lost settlement), England to: Azmut, State of Palestine | Dura al-Qar', State of Palestine | Surda, State of Palestine | Deir Ibzi, State of Palestine | Rammun, State of Palestine
dissolution of the monasteries
Connects Canons Ashby (lost settlement), England to: Leicester, England | City of Westminster, England | Ennis, Ireland | South West England | County Clare
Earthworks (archaeology)
Connects Canons Ashby (lost settlement), England to: North Carolina | Cambodia | Southern Illinois | Toledo, Ohio | Montgomery, Alabama