3. Tamworth.
Here was an ancient Benedictine Nunnery founded by Editha daughter to king Edgar. But after the Conquest the Nuns were translated to Pollesworth by R. Marmion, one of which fa∣mily placed here Secualr Canons. Camd.
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Here was an ancient Benedictine Nunnery founded by Editha daughter to king Edgar. But after the Conquest the Nuns were translated to Pollesworth by R. Marmion, one of which fa∣mily placed here Secualr Canons. Camd.