Agnes  Lungespee,  1243 ;  presumably  a
relation  of  William  Longespee,  Earl  of
Salisbury,  and  natural  son  of  Henry  n.
Agnes  de  Ferrers,  1247  ;  summoned  to
attend  the  expedition  against  Llewellyn,
Prince  of  Wales,  1250.
Juliana  de  Bauceyn  ;   d.  1279.
Laurentia  de  Muscegros,  1279  ;   d.  1290.
Joan  de  Bridport,  1290  ;  d.  1291.
Mabel  Gifford,  1291 ;  the  Bishop  of
Sarum  ordered  Richard  de  Slykeborn,
a  Minorite,  and  Richard  le  Bran  to
be  her  confessors,  1302  ;  her  brother,
Godfred  Gifford,  Bishop  of  Worcester,
left  her  a  legacy,  1301.
Alice  de  Lavyngton,  1302  ;    d.  1315.
Margaret  Aucher,  1315  ;   d.  1329.
Dionisia  le  Blunde,  1329  ;  d.  1345.
Joan  Duket,  1345  ;  d.  1350.
Margaret  de  Leukenore,  1350.
Joan  Formage,  1362 ;  d.  1394 ;  in  1368
Bishop  Wyvil  granted  her  a  dispensa-
tion '  to  go  out  of  the  monastery  to
one  of  her  manors  to  take  the  air  and
divert  herself.'

Egelina  de  Counteville,  1395.
Cecilia  Fovent ;  occurs  1398  ;    d.  1423.
Margaret  Stourton,  1423  ;   d.  1441.
Edith  Bonham,  1441  ;   d.  1460.
Margaret  St.  John,  1460.
Alice  Gibbes  ;   d.  1496.
Margaret  Twyneo,  1496  ;   d.  1505.
Elizabeth  Shelford,  1505  ;  d.  1528.
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15.
16,
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
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33.  Elizabeth  Zouohe,  or  Zuche,  1529 ;    sur-
rendered the  abbey,  1539.
[w.  m.  w.]

V.O.B.,  Dorset,  ii.  73-9  ;  Hutchins,  Hist,  of
Dorset,  ii.  ;  for  Abbess  Mary,  E.H.R.,  xxv.
303 ;  xxvi.  317.
