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William de Wanci grants to the church of St. Nicholas of Litlemore the whole of the pasture of 'la Dune' in 'Lewertune' without 'Puppedich,' in frankalmoigne; also the said William acknowledges that he and his heirs ought to close the half of a foss which is between the arable field and the said pasture, and the nuns the other half. Witnesses. Ralph de Sanford , Bartholomew de la Hose , Alan de Fernham , Joce de Holte etc. (c. 1230-40.) .

⟨LEWARTONE, co. Berks⟩ . Convention between Amicia, prioress, and the convent of Littlemore of one part, and William de Wanci of the other, concerning the right of common of pasture in a certain wood of Heiwude. Witnesses. Sir R., abbot of Abyngdon , Matthew Bigestrop , Simon de Wanci etc. (c. 1220-30.)

Geoffrey, son of William de Wanci , confirms to the church of St. Nicholas of Sanford the whole of his land with a wood in the village of Lunewartune, which the aforesaid William his father gave and granted in frankalmoigne to the said church. For this confirmation the nuns gave to the said Geoffrey two marks sterling. Witnesses. Joc. de Holte , Thomas Noreis etc. (c. 1250.) Mutilated.

⟨LEWARTONE, co. Berks⟩ . Charter by which ... de Wancy, son of Simon de Wancy , grants to the church of St. Nicholas, Litlemore, seven acres of land. Witnesses. Bartholomew de la Hase , ... de la Hose, Joc. de Holte . [Mutilated.] (c. 1220-40.) .

Emma ... grants and quit-claims ... in the village of Lewerton ... (c. 1240) Witness. Joce de Holte etc. [A fragment.] .

Geoffrey, son of Ralph Tapping of Lewarton , grants and confirms to the prioress and nuns of the church of St. Nicholas, Litlemore, in frankalmoigne, the whole of his land in the village of Lewarton. Witnesses. Sir Nicholas, then sheriff of Berks , Jocie de Holte , Richard de Wanci . (c. 1251-59.) .

Alice, relict of Reginald de Chaune , grants to the church and canons of St. Frideswide, Oxford, in frankalmoigne, one acre of land which lies in Westerslade, between the land of the said prior and convent on either side in the fields of Hudden for ever. (c. 1240-50.)

DENFORD. Reginald, son of Reginald de Cain , grants to the prior and convent of St. Frideswide, one place of a meadow which is called 'Repham' near Denford, and extends itself towards the east to the end of a certain meadow of the prior and convent at Edineton . For this charter the prior and convent gave to the said Reginald five marks sterling. (c. 1260-1270.)