Some miscellaneous quotes gathered here for reference purposes - pick thorugh them at will

"The present day parish of Sandy, excluding Beeston, still traces the same area as the original 4,000 acre Manor. By 1290 it had split into three smaller estates: a smaller Sandy Manor still under the Beauchamps and two under local monasteries: Hasells under Chicksands Priory and Girtford under Cauldwell Priory, Bedford."

"In 1240, William de Beauchamp is recorded as granting a church in the town to Cauldwell Priory."

http://www.sandytown.com/about_sandy/about_sandy.htm

"... and Cauldwell Priory in Bedford, whose land was called Girtford Manor."

http://www.btinternet.com/~awdansey/Biggleswade/Sandy/home.htm

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BEDFORD: Cauldwell Priory - accounts 1536/7 FAC 1/SC 6
BEDFORD: Cauldwell Priory site - deeds X 67/116-127

BEDFORD: Deeds (Cauldwell Priory) X 26
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http://www.bedfordshire.gov.uk/bedscc%5Csdcountyrec.nsf/Web%5CThe+Manual/080B1CB395F6B9E880256A260038D7CC?opendocument

"There were six brethren including the master staffing the hospital, all in minor orders and were likely to have been following a rule based on that of the nearby Augustinians some mile or so away at the Cauldwell Priory of The Holy Sepulchre, and closer at the nearby Hospital of St. John the Baptist."

http://www.saintlazarus.co.uk/docs/commandbuck.htm

"This Index covers volumes 1 - 34 of SOUTH MIDLANDS ARCHAEOLOGY which, until 1983, was known as CBA GROUP 9 NEWSLETTER. It covers archaeological work in the Group 9 (or South Midlands) Region of the Council for British Archaeology. This comprises the counties of Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire; until 1976 (volume 6) it also included Berkshire. With the county boundary changes of 1974, parts of Berkshire (mainly the Vale of the White Horse District) were transferred to Oxfordshire.

The arrangement of the Index is straightforward. The year is followed by the page number: thus "72/49" indicates the volume for 1972, page 49. A table giving the years and volume numbers is given below

Cauldwell Priory 92/18

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http://www.britarch.ac.uk/smaindex/b.html

Plenty of refernces no actual location found or other substantive information.

Agreed by all:

Augustinian 1153-1536 Alternative name for "Caldwell Priory"