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(ii) Same to James Maizey of Barton bridge close , a messuage and 1¾ virgates of land. Rent: 13/4. Fine: £17/10/-.

(ii) Copyhold leases to John Maizey , Christopher Maizey of Swindon (Wilts.) , and Antony Maizey of a messuage and virgate of land, lately in the tenure of James Maizey . Rent: 8/-. Fine £40.

Lease to John Kirton , in consideration of his good service, and for maintaining a sufficient bridge yearly at haytime over the stream called ‘Bulstake Stream’, as well as maintaining all the liberties of Ch. Ch., and receiving all the accustomed dues, all their meadow in Botley Mead i.e. (i) Buttellers, (ii) the Parting-acre, (iii) A plot called four acres, with seven butts adjoining, (iv) Two pyke acres, lying next to the parcell [called Kyng’s ?] eight acres, (v) Two acres lying by Botley Mill; with all the tithes; from Michaelmas last for 41 years. Rent: 14/4 (altered from 15/-). 22 Feb.

Grant to Frank Wilsden , son of Michael Wilsden of Woodstock, slater, of a messuage and 1 virgate of land, now in the tenure of Elizabeth Pearson, widow of Edward Pearson . Rent: 21/-

(ii) Similar grant ⟨as MM. 83⟩, reading ‘1½ yardlands’ for ‘and yardland’.

Midsomer Norton: ‘Recogniciones tenentium ibidem capte 27 die Octobris anno regno regis Jacobi nunc Anglie etc. 21, tempore Ellenore Bull vidue, executricis (testamenti) [interlined.] Willelmi Bull gen’, defuncti et firmarii ibidem per Bartholomeum Cox senescallum ibidem.’ [ ff. 1–28: 1–20, numbered: 21–28 are blank.]

Ground plan of the parish church of All Saints in Wath upon Dearne.

A Receipt book [ff. 1–35, of which 8–10 are blank] containing

• (i) the Rents due from lands late of the monasteries of Oseney, Thame, Nutley, Dorchester, Bolton in Craven, Holy Trinity (York) [ff. 1–5d].
• (ii) Receipts at Michaelmas 1 Ed. VI [f. 7,7d].
• (iii) Receipts for 36 Hen. VIII [ff. 14, 16d., 20].

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Augustine, son of William Gosetrot, grants land to Walter his half-brother.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Edith, widow of William Gosetrot, quitclaims to Laurence Kepeharm the land with which she was dowered by her husband.

Oxford, St. Mildred's parish. Nicholas, son of Ralf de Wosa, sells to Peter Thorold a rent of 6 d.

Oxford, St. Mary's parish. A final concord about the messuage. [As in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 196.]

Oxford, St. Mary's parish. John Pilet grants four rents to Oseney.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Vincent le Tailor quitclaim the same land. [As in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 391.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Emma, widow of Thomas Lape, remits all payment due from Oseney. [No date.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. The history of this tenement. [On a strip of parchment tied to MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 414.]

Richard de Tadelowe, parson of Myxbury, has received part (?) of an annuity of 40s. from John de Bybury. Oxford, Tuesday before Philip and James, 50 Edw. III.

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Philip, son of Hugh de Withulle, confirms his father's gift. Mich. 1268-Mich. 1269.

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. A letter from the abbot of Eynsham consenting that Oseney should acquire the shop called Helle and a tenement in Cat Street. [No date.]

Oxford, St. Peter le Bailey parish. The feoffees return the property William Duke now married. Aug. 15, 1394.

Oxford, St. Budoc parish. A mandate of Pope Lucius to the abbot of Missenden and the prior of Dunstable to try cases of injury done to Oseney. March 27, 1185

Oxford, St. Ebbe's parish. John and Benedict Ailnoth grant land to John de Stockwell. c. 1200.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. A list of the ancient deeds handed by St. Frideswide's to Oseney.