Bonneuil
Title
Bonneuil
Also Known As
Bonneil, Bonoeul, Bonolium, Bonoueil, Bozeuil
Dates
Founded 12th c.
Affiliation
Medieval Diocese
Circary
History
The land on which Bonneuil was built was given by Alard of Ham in 1124. It was home to Premonstratensian sisters by 1178. The community survived into the 15th century, but was a grange by 1474.
Bonneuil was still in the possession of Prémontré at the beginning of the 17th century. Today it is a private property.
Bonneuil was still in the possession of Prémontré at the beginning of the 17th century. Today it is a private property.
Heads of Community
Prioress
Freeburge, 12th c.
Ade, 13th c.
Aelides de Monci, 13th c.
Ade de Martisville, 13th c.
Sancte, 13th c.
Eve, 13th/14th c.
Juliane, 14th c.
Marie, 14th c.
Marie, 15th c.
Johanne de Baluim, 15th c.
Freeburge, 12th c.
Ade, 13th c.
Aelides de Monci, 13th c.
Ade de Martisville, 13th c.
Sancte, 13th c.
Eve, 13th/14th c.
Juliane, 14th c.
Marie, 14th c.
Marie, 15th c.
Johanne de Baluim, 15th c.
Status
Priory; grange by 1470s
Archival Sources
Beauvais, Archives départementales de l'Oise
H 5987-6025
Nancy, Bibliothèque Stanislas
MS 1751 (992, vol. 4), fols. 274r-275r
H 5987-6025
Nancy, Bibliothèque Stanislas
MS 1751 (992, vol. 4), fols. 274r-275r
Reference
Image Credit
"Bonneuil" as shown on the Cassini Map, 18th century.
Last Updated
Oct. 2026.
Files
Collection
Citation
“Bonneuil,” A Premonstratensian Atlas, accessed October 16, 2026, https://yvonneseale.org/atlas/items/show/200.
Geolocation
Item Relations
| This Item | DependentOn | Item: Prémontré |