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Alan de Kyleworth of Oxon and Dionisia his wife grant to sir John de Wanere, clerk, parson of the church of Meryton , a certain messuage in Oxford, in the parish of St. Mary the Virgin, in Cattestrete. Dated at Oxford the Saturday next before the feast of St. Thomas the martyr, 10 Ed. III. Witn. Rich. Cary, mayor of Oxford , Walter de Faryndon and John de Brehulle , bailiffs.

Fragment of a charter by which ... quit-claims all right in ... in Cattestrete. [Temp. Ed. II.] .

Richard, son of William le Spicer, of Oxford , grants to Nicholas Hosel of Lillingston [Lillingstone Dayrell or Lillingstone Lovell], and Alice, daughter of the late William de Hedingdon of Oxford , his wife, a messuage in Cattestrete in the parish of St. Peter in the east, between a tenement of John de Schipford on the south, and a tenement of the abbot and convent of Eynesham on the north. Witnesses. William de Burncestre, then mayor, Richard Cary and Gilbert de Grensted , then bailiffs of Oxford. Dated at Oxford the Tuesday next after the feast of the Annunciation B.M.V., 11 Ed. [II] (1318).

Nicholas Hosel of Lillingston [Lillingstone Dayrell or Lillingstone Lovell] and Alice his wife grant to John de Wildelond one messuage and a shop annexed in St. Peter in the east, in the street called Cattestret. Witnesses. John de Hampton, then mayor, John Culverd and Stephen de Adyndon , then bailiffs. Dated at Oxford the Sunday on the morrow of St. George, 16 Ed. [II] (1323).

John de Wildelond, clerk, grants to John de Bybury one messuage in Oxon in the street called Cattestret in the parish of St. Peter in the east. Witnesses. William de Burcestre, then mayor, Stephen de Adyntone and Symon de Gloucestre , then bailiffs of Oxford. Dated at Oxford the Sunday on the feast of the invention of the Holy Cross, 6 Ed. III.

Memorandum of the bequest or gift of sir Roger de Marton of three messuages, 16 shops, 2 solars, 1 celar, and 5 acres 3 roods of meadow, to the abbot and convent of Oseney, in the parishes of St. Peter in the east, All Saints, St. Martin, and St. Michael's north, with particulars of the same. (c. 1350).

Oxford, St. Mary's parish. Joan, widow of mag. Ralf the surgeon, grants to Walter Bakun a plot in Catte Street. Mich. 1305-Mich. 1306.

Oxford, St. Mary's parish. John de Bibury leases a messuage in Cat Street to John de Sileby. Aug. 12, 1339.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Oseney leases a gardern to William Hode and Margery his wife. Sept. 29, 1366.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. John Mymecan quitclaim all rights that he had in Deudamour Hall for the term of the life of Joan his wife. Sept. 26, 1332.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. John de Faledle and Joan his wife quitclaim to Oseney a moiety of Deudamour Hall. Aug. 29, 1334.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. John de Coleshille grants to Edward II a messuage near the churchyard of St. Peter's in the East. Mich. 1317-Mich. 1318. [This is a copy of a deed, not an original.]

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Edward II grants to Oseney a messuage once of John de Caleshill. June 26, 1318.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. The abbot of Oseney grants to the King two messuages in Stockwell Street. Mich. 1317-Mich. 1318. [This is a copy of a deed, not an original.]

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Oseney grants a lease of shops at the corner of High Street and Queen's Lane. Sept. 8, 1389.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Thomas, son of John le Marchal, sells a rent of 5 s. to mag. Ralf de Oseney. June 7, 1313.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Ralf de Oseney appoints an eattorney to receive seisin of the rent. June 8, 1313.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Thomas de la Bache leases his tenements to John Smyth. Mar. 9, 1337. [Both parts of the indenture.]

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. The Prioress of Littlemore quitclaims to Richard Tekne a rent of 40 s., secured upon two tenements in Oxford. Mar. 22, 1335.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. Richard Tekne quitclaims Shelf Hall to John Donkes. Mar. 22, 1335.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. The Prioress of Littlemore grants a lease of two shops next to Horseman lane. Nov. 13, 1379.

Inrolment of evidences concerning Arthur hall and Hert hall, situate in the parish of St. Peter in the East, and conveyed to Walter de Stapledon, bishop of Exeter , for the foundation of his college. viz. "... de Stapeldonhall de aula quondam vocata ... " c. 1330-40.

(a) Agnes de Staunton, widow, quit-claims to John de Dokelington all her right in a tenement which she had by the gift of Alice ... in the parish of St. Peter in the East, Oxford. Witnesses. William de Burcestre and John de Hampton , then bailiffs of Oxford. Dated at Oxford the Thursday on the feast of St. Mark, evangelist, 1 Ed. II.

(b) Margery, who was the wife of Elyas le Quilter, of Oxford , quit-claims to John de Dokelington of Oxford all her right by reason of dower in the whole of that tenement, with appurtenances, which the said John holds by demise of Agnes, late wife of John de Staunton of Oxford , which tenement is called 'Arthur halle,' lying in the parish of St. Peter in the East, between a tenement of the abbot of Oseney of the one part, and a tenement of Adam de Spalding on the other. Dated at Oxford the Wednesday on the morrow of St. Leo the pope, 5 Ed. II.

(c) John de Dokelyngton, of Oxford , grants to master Walter de Stapledon, bp. of Exeter , and master Richard de Wydeslade, clerk, one messuage called 'le Herthall' which he had by the gift and concession of Elyas, son of Elyas de Hertford , and which is situated in the parish of St. Peter in the East, Oxford, between a tenement of the University of Oxford called 'le Blakehall' on the west, and a tenement of the prioress and convent of Stodlegh on the east. Also he grants to the said Walter and Richard another messuage which he had by the gift and concession of Agnes, who was the wife of John de Stanton of Oxford , situated in the parish of St. Peter in the East, between a tenement of the abbot and convent of Osney on the east, and a tenement of Adam de Spaldyng on the west. For this donation the said Walter and Richard gave 80 marks sterling. Witnesses. William de Burncestre, then mayor of Oxford , John de Hampton and Richard de Berkeleye , then bailiffs. Dated at Oxford the Thursday next after the feast of St. Leo the pope, 5 Ed. II.

(d) Richard de Wydeslade, precentor of the church of Cryditon , quitclaims to Walter, bishop of Exeter , all his right in two messuages situated in the parish of St. Peter in the East, Oxford, of which one is called Hert hall, and now called Stapyldon hall, and another is called Arthur hall, of which messuages the said Richard and Walter were infeoffed by John de Dokelyngton of Oxford . Dated at Oxford, 1314, and 7 April, 7 Ed. II. (e) Letters patent of King Edward II., dated at York, 10 May, 7th of his reign, being a grant of a licence of mortmain to Walter, bp. of Exeter , to assign two messuages in Oxford to 12 scholars studying in the University of the said town. To hold the same for ever.

Roll of charters connected with the claim of University college to the property of Walter the goldsmith in the parish of All Saints, Oxford. . Imperfect at the beginning. c. 1385-90. Endorsed with ...(?) by a hand of 17th century.

(a) Geoffrey, the goldsmith, commonly called ..., burgess of Oxford , acknowledges to have received of Gilbert de Gonwardby, burgess of Oxford , £1000, and for security thereof mortgages to him or his attorney 5 tenements in the High Street above the corner of the cemetery of the church of All Saints, and 3 messuages and 3 shops in the parish of St. Mildred, 3 messuages in the parish of St. Martin, 2 cottages in the parish of St. Thomas, one messuage and 3 cottages in the parish of St. Ebbe, 2 messuages in Grauntpount, one cottage in the parish of St. Edward, 2 messuages in the parish of St. John, one messuage in the parish of St. Peter in the east, 3 tenements in the parish of St. Peter in the bailey, 4 tenements and 6 acres of land in Halivelle, 3 messuages in the parish of St. Giles, 20 acres of land in Beaumont and the field of Walton, and 40 acres of meadow behind Oseney in Irland, and Alrychseyte and Swyneshull, and 30s. annual rent going out of divers places in the town. Dated on Whitsunday [17 Hen. III]. Date erased. [Copy of a spurious deed advanced by University college, in support of their title to Gonwardby's lands.]

(b) Gilbert de Gonewardeby, burgess of Oxon , recites the bond given by Geoffrey the goldsmith to himself in £1000 payable on the feast of St. Martin in the winter, 16 years after the date of the said bond, and by this charter covenants with the said Geoffrey, that he shall enjoy the same for his life, reserving to himself and John de Gonewardeby his son, the reversion of the same after the death of the said Geoffrey; the said Gilbert grants and quit-claims to John his son and his heirs all right in the said lands mentioned in (a). Dated at Oxford on the feast of St. Mary the virgin ... Hen. III. (Date erased.) (Spurious.)

(c) Abstracts of charters of lands and rents in 'Bocheria' in All Saints' parish, Oxford. (d) An agreement between John and Walter the goldsmiths , and John Gonwardby, mercer, of Oxford , concerning the bond of £1000 secured by Geoffrey the goldsmith on his lands &c. as described in (a), by which the said lands &c. are granted to John and Walter for their lives. This agreement to be maintained under a penalty of £3000. Dated at Oxford on the morrow of St. Michael the archangel, (9) Hen. III. (Date erased.) (Spurious.)

(e) John de Gonewardeby, mercer, of Oxford , grants to John de Gonewardeby his younger son the reversion of his house in the parish of All Saints, Oxford, between tenements formerly John Goldesmyth 's, after the death of Thomas de Gonewardeby his elder son, also the reversion of all the lands which he had by the gift and feoffment of John the goldsmith and Walter his brother. Dated at Oxford the Thursday on the feast of the Epiphany, ... Ed. II. (Date erased.) (Spurious.)

(f) John .... of Oxford grants to John de Denchesworth and Elizabeth his wife the whole of that messuage in the parish of St. Martin, Oxford, 'in Bocheria.' Dated at Oxford on St. Vincent's day, 13 Ed. III.

(g) Writ of supersedeas in a cause between Edmund Fraunceys and Idonea his wife on the one part, and the master and scholars of University College on the other. Dated at New Sarum, 22 May, 7 Rich. II.

(h) John, son of Walter the goldsmith, of Oxon , grants to John de Gonwardby and his wife Joan , daughter of the said John, the whole of that messuage with appurtenances situated in the parish of All Saints, Oxford, between a tenement he inhabits at the time of making this charter on the west, and the tenement which Philip de Wormenhale holds of him on the east; also he grants to the said John and Joan 8s. annual rent which he was accustomed to receive annually from a tenement of Robert de Gonwardby in St. Ebbe's, Oxon; to hold the same to them and their heirs for ever, in default to revert to the heirs of John son of Walter. Dated at Oxford the Sunday next after the feast of All Saints, 1 Ed. II.

(i) John, son of Walter the goldsmith, of Oxford , grants to John his son all the land and tenements, rents and services, meadows and pastures, with appurtenances, which he has in the town of Oxford, and the counties of Oxon and Berks; to hold the same to him and the heirs of his body by an annual payment of 14 marks of silver, in default of heirs the whole to revert to John Gonwardby and Joan his wife and their heirs; in default to revert to the heirs of the said John son of Walter for ever. Dated at Oxford, 2 July, 1 Ed. II.

(k) Fragment of the pleadings in the suit between Edmund and Idonea Fraunceys and University College.

Part of a rent roll, containing the rents from St. Peter in the East, St. John, St. Edward, All Saints,St. Martin, and St. George, with names. Temp. Hen. IV.

Fragment of a rent roll containing the rents from the parishes of St. Mary the Virgin (part of), St. Peter in the east, St. John, and St. Edward, with names. [Temp. Hen. IV] .