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Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. A confirmation by Thomas, bishop of Lincoln, to the monastery of Oseney, on a visition that the church of St. George etc. belong to Oseney. June 7, 1344.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Robert d'Oyly confirms his donation to Oseney. [forgery, 1230-1240.]

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Garsington. Henry Clappe grants three acres to Hugh, son of William de Doddeford and his heirs, rent one penny; for this Hugh pays him two marks and a quarter of ybernage and to his wife twelve pence; witnesses, Hugone fil. Ricardi de Gersinduna, Waltero filio Walteri de Gersinduna, Hugone filio Hugonis, Ricardo Gernun, Mathia filio Widonis, Andrea filio Willelmi, Ricardo de Corneville, Roberto de Luches, Thoma Sumer, Thoma de Fonte Saladino et multis aliis. [No date.]

An agreement between Oseney and the abbot and convent of Becco concerning the tithes near Cookley in Swyncombe where the parishes of Watlington and Swyncombe touch.

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Henry son and heir of Roger de Bottele grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). called 'Reue Mores Well' [no date].

William de Museleya and Iohanna de Boteleye, his wife, quitclaim to Oseney any claim they might have conserning a well called Revemoreswelle in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). [no date]

Stonnall. Robert de Grendone grants to Oseney woodland in Hoka. [No date.]

Stonnall. Robert de Grendona grants to Richard, son of William Unfrey de Stonhale 3 and half acres in le Linde Heht. [No date.]

Martin de la Grene grants to Oseney an acre in Stone. [No date.]

A lease of the rectory of Stone.

Robert de Uvinges, son and heir of Robert, son of Peter de Uvinges grants to Oseney a cottage in Oving. [No date.]

William, son of Reginald de Mortone, grants all his lands in Maids Moreton to Mathew de Stratton, archdeacon of Buckingham. [No date.]

Thirteen different grants of land in Maids Moreton. 1. William, son of Reginald grants to Henry, son of Robert and Nicholaa, his wife, for 12 shillings 1 3/4 acres. 2. Hericus Carnifex of Buckingham grants to Henry, son of Robert and Nicholaa, his wife, an acre. 3. William, son of Reginald, grants for 11 shillings to Henry, son of Robert and Nicholaa, his wife 1 1/2 acres. 4. Rob. de Westmonasterio grants for 21 marks to Henry, son of Robert, and Nicholaa, his wife all his land and meadow. 5. Elyas le Droys and Alina, his wife grant for 32s. 8d. to Henry, son of Robert three acres. 6. Ric. le Frankelein grants for 50s. to Henry, son of Robert 3 1/4 acres. 7. Matthew de Strattone, archdeacon of Bucks., grants to Henry, son of Robert, a virgate and a rent of 2s. from Will. de Bayus, both of which Matthew had from Walter de Morton. 8. Walter de Morton grants for 90s. to Henry, son of Robert, 7 acres and pasture for 50 sheep. 9. Will., son of Reginald grants for 40s. to Henry, son of Robert, 4 acres. 10. Walter de Morton grants for 10 marks to Henry, son of Robert, 7 acres. 11. Walter de Morton grants for 4 marks to Henry, son of Robert, 5 acres; rent a penny at Easter and 'unum capellum de rosa' on June 24. 12. Walter de Morton grants for 20s. to Henry, son of Robert, 2 acres. 13. Will., son of William Carpentarius of Foxcot, grants for 16s. to Henry, son of Robert 1 1/4 acres. [No date.]

An agreement of a lease of the land at Astrop, made between William, abbot and convent of Oseney and Thomas Harefat de Suttone iuxta Banbury in Northampton, Katerina, his wife and John Harefat, their son.

Exemplification of legal proceedings by Robert abbot of Osney against Thomas Wryght rector of Hardwick Audeley for 40s., being twelve years arrears of an annuity of 3s. 4d. from the church of Hardwick, which had been paid by his predecessor, Thomas Walton, and all previous rectors. Verdict for the abbot.