| Derde Orde van St Franciscus |
In the late Middle Ages many laymen felt attracted to religious life without the wish to live a monastic life. So were Franciscan Tertians and Tertiaries. In course of time some of these houses developed into monasteries; many of them were later on transferred to the Augustinians (Kapittel of Sion or Kapittel of Holland), modelled on Windesheim.
 | Amersfoort, Agnietenconvent |
| | Amsterdam, Claraklooster (women's convent) |
| | Amsterdam, Maria Magdalenaklooster (women's convent) |
| | Beverwijk, Marienborn, tertiaries |
| | Delft, Agathaklooster |
| | Delft, Barbaraklooster |
| | Dordrecht, Mariënborn |
| | Hoorn, Agnesklooster (women's convent) |
| | Hoorn, Catharinaklooster (women's convent) |
| | Leiden, O.L.V. van Bethlehem |
| | Maastricht, Maagdendries |
| | Utrecht, Caeciliaklooster (women's convent) |
| | Utrecht, Nicolaasklooster (women's convent) |
| | Vollenhove near Zwolle, Janskamp |
For a preliminary list of convents see: Goudriaan 1998, pp. 241-244.
 | NL-NLOOSDRs Graduale s.n., probably of tertiary origin is preserved in Sypesteyn |
| | NL-DHk 128 D 29, Missal, early 15th and 2nd half 15th century, diocese Utrecht, perhaps (?) from a house of Franciscan tertiaries |
| | NL-Uc Warmond 92 G 7, Ordines ad recipiendi et includendi fratres et sorores ad ordinem b. Francisci de Penitentia, 1440 (CMD-NL, nr. 759a, pl. 544) |
| | Some late- and post-medieval tertiary manuscripts are in St-Jozefsdal, formerly Besloten Hof in Herentals |
 | Van Heel: De tertiarissen van het Utrechtsche Kapittel |
| | K. Goudriaan: De Derde orde van Franciscus in het bisdom Utrecht. Een voorstudie (1998) |
| | Ons Geestelijk Erf 74, afl 1-2 (maart-juni 2000): De derde orde van Franciscus in het bisdom Utrecht. Themanummer |