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Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney leases to John Dalton a corner tenement in the Hamel. Mar. 25, 1450.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney leases a tenement in the Hamel to Thomas Gardener. Dec. 6, 1449.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney grants a lease of the Founder's cottage to Thomas Tackele. Oct. 2, 1421.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. An agreement between the canons of Oseney and the parishioners of St. Thomas. Jan. 20, 1424 or 1425.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Rewley quitclaims a house on Warham Bank, and allows Oseney to pass through the meadow of Rewley for dragging their net. Jan. 12, 1444 or 1445.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. A receipt for a half year's rent of Castle Mill and King's Mead. Dec. 12, 1404.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Richard Gibbes quitclaims the messuage [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 854] to Oseney. Apr. 23, 1463.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Thomas Goodfelawe grants a garden in Irishman's Street to Hugh Cok. Mar. 15, 1407.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Quitclaim by Thomas Goodfelawe to Hugh Cok of a garden in Irishman's Street [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860]. At Windsor, 11 Henry IV [no date].

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Quitclaim by Thomas Goodfelawe to Hugh Cok of a garden in Irishman's Street [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860]. At Windsor, 11 Henry IV [no date]. [Another copy (draft?) of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860A.]

Oxford. The bishop of Lincoln allows Oseney to alienate an acre of land. Aug. 20, 1401.

Oxford. An inspeximus by Hen. IV of the records of three lawsuits. April 1, 1411.

Payment for tithe from Bulstake meadow to Thomas, abbot of Oseney. Mar. 26, 1443.

Oseney grants to dom. Peter Mackyn, rector of Heyford, and his successors, two-thirds of the tithe of the demesne at a rent of 13s. 4d. June 3, 1445.

Chastleton. The vicarage is consolidated with the rectory. May 28, 1459.

Chastleton. The vicarage is consolidated with the rectory. May 28, 1459. [Cf. MS. Ch. Ch. D. D. O. 984.]

Oseney leases its tithes in Bampton to William Hoper, John Forde and John Scoos, the three vicars of Bampton, and receives some tithes in Burton. Aug. 1, 1433.

Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, commits to mr. John Spenser the hearing of a case about tithtes between Osney Abbey on the one part and John Castell rector of Kencot and Richard Jones on the other. 25 May 1411.

Oseney leases the tithes in Waverton in fee farm to Reading abbey. Mar. 31, 1438.

Thomas Hokenortone, abbot of Oseney grants a lease of its tithes in Tusmore to Nicholas Ridell, rector of Tusmore. Jan. 6, 1436.

An agreement between Oseney and the Carthusians of Coventry about the tithes of Northbrook in Kirtlington. June 20, 1413. [The other half of the indenture, with the seal of Oseneye, is at St. John's College among the deeds of Kirtlington.]

An inspeximus by Henry IV. Dec. 10, 1401.

Margaret Dymmok, executrix of the will of John Dymmok, late her husband, quit-claims to William, abbot of Oseney, all personal actions which she had or might have against him. Because her seal is unknown to many she has had this sealed by the Archdeacon of Oxford’s Official. 27 Nov. ⟨1419.⟩

John Salesbery of Gloucester is bound to the abbot of Osney in 10 marks, payable at Michaelmas. 4 Oct. ⟨1443.⟩

William Newman, of Oxford, gentleman, is bound to Thomas, abbot of Osney, in 40 marks, payable at Easter. 10 May ⟨1452.⟩