Boisemont

Boisemont

Beaumont, Boisemont sur Meulan, Boismont sous Lothie, Boismont-sous-l'Hautil, Boscomontum, Boscus Mons, Bosmont, de Boscomonte

Founded 1193; dissolved 1790

Mary Magdalene

Ressons; Abbecourt (from 14th c.)

The priory of Boismont was founded in 1193 by Dreux de Meulan and Ade, lord and lady of Boismont, and Guillaume, a canon of Beauvais and brother of Dreux. It originally was a dependant house of Ressons; from the 14th century, it was a dependant house of the Premonstratensian abbey of Abbecourt.

The community was suppressed in 1790, and its church is now the parish church.

Priory

Paris, Bibliothèque nationale

Coll. Vexin 4, 269-279. (Later copies)

Coll. Vexin 26, fols. 88r-92v (1550s)

AD, 138

Cottineau, I: col. 407

Hugo, I: 393-394

MP, II: 548

VW, 38

Church of Boisemont, 2011. Wikimedia.

Oct. 2026.