Abbeys, Convents, Commanderies

Systematic directory of the funds and collections available at the Tournai State Archives for abbeys, convents and commanderies
In the jurisdiction of Ath :
Friars Minor, 1448 (1 item).
Community of the Order of Saint Francis founded in 1446, then Récollets in 1627; suppressed in 1796.
Grey Nuns, 1784-1786 (1 item).
Community of nuns of the Third Order of Saint Francis, founded in 1627; suppressed under Joseph II.
Jesuits, 1775-1779 (2 items).
Community of the Society of Jesus founded in 1621; suppressed in 1774.
In the jurisdiction Chercq :
Charterhouse of Mont-Saint-André, XIV^e - XVIII^e century (3 items).
Community of men of the Carthusian order, founded by Jean de Werchin¹seneschal of Hainaut, and Chrétien de Ghistelles² in 1376; abolished in 1783.
In the jurisdiction Ghislengien :
Notre-Dame Abbey, 1132-1797 (36 charters); 1132-XVIII^e (12 items).
Abbey of noble Benedictine nuns, founded by Ide de Chièvres³ and Ide d'Ath in 1123; abolished in 1796
R. DOEHAERD, Inventaire sommaire des archives ecclésiastiques du Hainaut, 1 vol. in-4°.
L. BAUDELET, Cartulaire de l'abbaye de Ghislenghien, in the Archives de l'État in Mons, in the bulletin of the Société Historique et Littéraire de Tournait. XIV, 1870, p.119-202.
In the jurisdiction of Kain :
Saulchoir Abbey, 1650 (1 article)
Abbey of Cistercian nuns founded by Jean and Agnès A le Take in 1233; abolished in 1797.
In the jurisdiction of Pérulwelz : 
Brigittines, 1659 (1 article).
Community founded by Louis d'Egmont, Lord of Pérulwez in 1628; abolished in 1784.
In the jurisdiction of Tournai :
Saint-Martin Abbey, 814-1797 (34 items).
Benedictine abbey founded by Odon, scholaster of the cathedral chapter, in 1092; abolished in 1796.
A. D'Herbomez, Charters of the abbey of Saint-Martin de Tournai2 vol. in-4°, Brussels, CRH, 1898-1901.
A. D'Haenens, Accounts and documents of Saint-Martin de Tournai under the administration of the royal guardians (1312-1355)1 vol. in-8°, Brussels, CRH, 1962.
Augustins, 1614 (1 item).
Community of men of the order of the Hermits of Saint Augustine, founded at the end of the 13th century.^e century, abolished in 1797.
Out of scope :
Anchin : Abbaye d', 1659-1697 (1 item).
Benedictine abbey founded in 1079; abolished in 1792.
Liessies : Abbaye de, 1625-1627 (2 items).
Benedictine abbey founded around 764; abolished during the French Revolution.
Reims: Saint-Thierry Abbey, 1764-1766 (1 item).
VI Foundation^e century (?), became a Benedictine abbey in the X^e century; destroyed in 1786.

³ Genealogical pencil of Ide d'Ath (This genealogy or genealogy pencil must be recycled. Clarification of the content is necessary)
Ide d'Ath circa 1080 daughter of Wauthier, Lord of Roeulx d'Ath, Lord of Roeulx and Ade Ada de Roucy (from Montdidier?) died in 1135 married to Goswin II de Mons sons of Gossuin I of Mons and Ermengarde de Chaumont circa 1065 - ????
Child from this union : Goswin III de MonsSire of Haÿnin 1120-1177
married for the second time to Guy de Chièvres, son of Dietrich van (von) Peteghem and Adelendis de Chièvres.
Child from this second marriage :
Ide de Chièvres circa 1100
Eve de Chièvres * circa 1120 daughter of Rasse III, lord of Gavre and Harelbeke married in second marriage to Gilles, lord of Berlaymont married in third marriage to Nicolas III de Rumigny, lord of Rumigny, Chièvres and Florennes
⁴ In 1628, Louis d'Egmont, Duke of Guelders and husband of Marie Marguerite de Berlaymont, ceded to the Fathers of the Order of the Holy Saviour, known as Sainte-Brigitte d'Armentières, all the land and income belonging to the Péruwelz hospital, which had been founded and endowed in 1308 by Baudouin de Péruwelz and his wife Isabelle du Roeulx, on condition that they found a convent there. In the 18th century, the Brigittines built a chapel (1757), which forced them to incur debts that they were never able to repay. In 1784, their convent was abolished. In 1641, Ambroise de Croÿ, Count of Solre, acquired the land and castle, which he had remodelled the following year.
Sources :
http://www.geneall.net/W/per_page.php?id=993120
http://peruwelz.blogs.sudinfo.be/peruwelz-petit-bout-d-histoire.html
Extract: AGR, Les archives de l'État dans les provinces, Aperçu des fonds et collections, II, Les provinces Wallonnes, Brussels, 1975