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Preston. Record of case heard in All Saints, Northampton, before the Official of Lincoln, between Geoffrey of Sutton , acting for D⟨aventry⟩ , who claim the church of Preston, and Roger of Buckingham , acting for Stephen de Camvile, rector of Mersche . Witnesses for D⟨aventry⟩ were: John Ilberd of Preston , Robert Boniour , Geoffrey Ivel , Gilbert Godfrey , Alexander Godfrey , John Russel , Henry ad fontem , Richard le Deye , brother Ralph of Wadford , Geoffrey de aula of D⟨aventry⟩ , Simon de aula of D⟨aventry⟩ , John Draper of D⟨aventry⟩ , William de Baddeby , Thomas de Falvesle , John Chocheman , Roger Cutte , William of Charwelton , Geoffrey Gamel , Robert le Baudewyne , Richard Jay , Guy of Mortone , John le Strange , Hugh le Cortiler , William Bigge , Hugh parcarius , William Whyte , Jordan Balle , John le Barker , Elyas de la Launde , John Wastere , Luke of Baddeby , Nicholas Selle , Simon Baudewyne , Robert Home , Nicholas de opere , William Snowe , Robert Paunsel , William Bocard , and Laurence of Preston . Adjournment to St. Frideswide’s, Oxford, on Tuesday after the Sunday on which is sung ‘Judica me deus’ [9 March]. 7 Feb. 1315. On that day D⟨aventry⟩ produced 4 witnesses: brother Peter de Horpole , Henry de Kibbeworth, chaplain, Walter Selle of D⟨aventry⟩ , and Robert Coke of Preston . Accused produced none. Adjournment till Tuesday after the Sunday on which is sung ‘Misericordia domini’ [13 April], in St. Margaret’s, Leicester, and then to the court-day after 3 May, in All Saints.

Oxford, St Frideswide William le Longe, tanner, of Oxford, and Matilda called La Bowyere his wife quit-claim to Geoffrey son of John of Codingtone of Oxford their right in a plot of land lying by the great outer gate of the Priory of St. F., between the land late of Reginald le Lumenur on the West, and the land late of John Park on the East, which John de Codinton late the husband of Matilda bequeathed to her in his will. For this Geoffrey has given them 20/-. Witnesses: William of Burncestre, mayor, John of Hamptone and Richard of Berkele , bailiffs, John of Dokelinton , Richard of Mortone , Ralph of Cockerwelle , John of Stamford , Adam of Tilhurst , Thomas of Morton , Thomas the clerk. Given at Oxford. ⟨9 Oct. 1311.⟩ (N.B. This should be read after W⟨igram⟩ 150.)

Oxford, St Frideswide An inspeximus by the Mayor of Oxford, of W⟨igram⟩ 157. ⟨See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. F. 16.⟩ ⟨4 June 1363.⟩

Oxford, St Frideswide Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide to the Warden and Scholars of Canterbury Hall. Demise of various tenements. 1367, July 20

Oxford, St Frideswide Prior and Convent of Christ Church, Canterbury, to the Prior and Convent of St Frideswide. Bond authorizing them to distrain on the Manor of Risborough, Bucks, in the event of the rent due as per ⟨MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. F. 18⟩ (⟨Wigram ⟩Charter No. 158) being in arrear and the other property of the lessees being insufficient to cover the deficiency. 1372/73, ⟨Feb. 3⟩. Seal lost.