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Record of a fine dated 1 July by which Thomas, duke of Norfolk and Elizabeth his wife convey to the dean and chapter of the college of Thomas Wolsey, Cardinal of York, the manors of Dodnesh and Falkenham, 3 water-mills, 40 messuages, 1000 acres of land, 100 acres of meadow, 100 acres of wood, 40 acres of pasture, 200 acres of marsh, and 100/- rent, in Dodnesh, Falkenham [East], Bergholte, Capell [Capel S. Mary], Bentley, Taddestone, Stuftone, Holbroke, Braham, Wenam, Copedokis [Copedock], Stratford, Reydone [Raydon], Framysden and Gipswich. 9 Oct. ⟨1526.⟩

Robert Ughtred, kt., son and heir of the late Henry Ughtred, kt., quit-claims to Thomas Wolsey , Cuthbert bishop of London , John, bishop of Lincoln , John, bishop of Bath and Wells , William Gascoyn of Cardington, kt., Robert Carter, clerk, Robert Toncie(?), clerk, William Holgill, clerk, William Frankelyn, clerk, Thomas Henngye Esq., and John Sayntclere, Esq., his right in the manor of Keyby (Yorks.), 10 messuages, 10 tofts, 1000 acres of land, 200 acres of meadow, 2000 acres of pasture, 1000 acres of wood, 2000 acres of moorland, 2000 acres of marsh, and 100/- rent in K⟨irby⟩ , Upper Catton, Nether Catton, Croxeby, Stannford Brigge and Suthemmesley, and free fishing in the water of Darwent. 15 June 1524.

Indenture by which Sir Robert Ughtred, kt., sells to Symonde Webbe, of London, gent., William Chaloner of London, gent., for money already paid, his manors of Lepyngton and Barthorpe, with the ‘Armes belonging to the same called the armes of Lepyngton’, with rents, &c., advowsons in L⟨eppington⟩ , B⟨arthorp⟩ , and Northdalton. 5 July 1524.

‘Compotus Roberti Parrott , generosi, per Willelmum Hurst deputatum suum [Mich. 34–Mich. 38 Hen. VIII for the lands in and round Oxford] nuper parcelle possessionum Decani et Capellani ecclesie cathedralis beate Marie Oxon’.’

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: Henry Siddall & Thomas Kerit, clerk 2 Eliz. (2 ms.)

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: John Kennall, LL.D. 12 Eliz. (2 ms.)

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: Thomas Thornton S.T.P. 25 Eliz. (4 ms.)

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: Martin Heton, S.T.P. 30 Eliz. (3 ms.)

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: Richard Eedes, S.T.P. 32 Eliz. (3 ms.)

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: John Weston, D.C.L. 35 Eliz. (3 ms.)

Treasurers' account, Cardinal College: Christopher Wake , executor of the will of Arthur Wake, S.T.P. 38 Eliz. (4 ms., one torn.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. A lease to Robert Perott of tenements in St. Mildred's and St. Michael's. Aug. 18, 1513.

Oxford, St. Mary's parish. Oseney leases to John Ince a garden behind the Schools of Arts. May 2, 1539.

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. The Dean and Chapter of Christ Church sell to William Spenser a shop in St. Martin's and a garden in St. Aldate's. May 6, 1548.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. The abbot of Oseney sues the vicar of St. Mary Magdalen's for an annual rent of two marks. May 24, 1503.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Edward Freure accepts the award. Dec. 18, 1554.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney leases to William Elys the sixth tenement of Roger Cumnor. Oct. 13, 1538.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. William Eliot and his wife remit all their action against Oseney. Feb. 4, 1508.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney leases to John Wodleff a tenement. Mar. 10, 1521.

Farm by William, abbot, and the convent of Osney, to William Counser, of the tithes of 'Presteslesue' in Hook Norton. 14 Aug. 1521.

About a lease of the rectory of Watlington. 1501.

An exemplification by King Henry VII of legal proceedings reciting that Robert, abbot of Oseney sued Edward Derby, rector of Little Rissington on Sept. 21, for 40s. bieng two years of an annuity of 20s. due from Little Rissington, which had been paid by David Jonys the last rector and all previous rectors as far as memory of man went. Edward Derby could not deny that the annuity was due, and was condemned in 40s. and 6s. 8d. expenses. Nov. 18, 1502.

Henry VIII gives permission to Oseney, that notwithstanding the Statute of Provisors, they may apply to the Pope for a bull to appropriate the vicarage as well as the rectory of Shenston. Nov. 23, 1514.

Exemplification by Henry VII of legal proceedings reciting that Robert, abbot of Oseney, on 1 Nov. 18 Hen. VII sued George Harryson, rector of Tusmore, for 5 marks 11s. 8d., being arrears of an annuity. Verdict for the abbot. 5 July 18 Hen. VII.

Lease (in English) for 99 years. Similar to the first lease of the Seventh Tenement in Oseney Cartulary, vol. ii, p. 513. 31 July ⟨1538.⟩