Fulwell manor

Fulwell manor

HER Number
47
District
Sunderland
Site Name
Fulwell manor
Place
Fulwell
Map Sheet
NZ35NE
Class
Agriculture and Subsistence
Site Type: Broad
Manor
Site Type: Specific
Manor
General Period
MEDIEVAL
Specific Period
Medieval 1066 to 1540
Form of Evidence
Documentary Evidence
Description
Fulwell manor was given to the priory of Durham by Bishop William of St. Carileph, and became part of the bursar's property. Buildings recorded there in the manorial and bursar's accounts between the 14th -16th centuries include a hall, chamber, cowhouse, stable, grange and dovecot. The site has not been located, but the largest barn on the Church Commissioners' map has been suggested as a possibility.
Easting
439609
Northing
559600
Grid Reference
NZ439609559600
Sources
<< HER 47 >> Prior's Kitchen Durham Durham Dean and Chapter MSS, med. Bursar's account roills
Prior's Kitchen Durham Durham Dean and Chapter MSS, med. Manorial account rolls
Prior's Kitchen Durham Durham Dean and Chapter MSS, med. Halmote Books
W. Greenwell, ed. 1871, Feodarium Prioratus Dunelmensis, Surtees Society,Vol. 58, pp.
Prior's Kitchen Durham Church Commission, 1779, Monkwearmouth, Southwick, Fulwell, C.C. no. 13654
J. Fielding, 1980, A Study of the Buildings on the Bursar's Manors of Durham Priory, Durham University, Unpublished M.A. thesis
Rev. J. Raine, 1854, The Inventories and Account Rolls of Jarrow and Monkwearmouth, Surtees Society, 29, p. 199