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STONE, co. Bucks. William de Clovill grants to the church of St. John the Baptist of ..., in frankalmoigne, for the health of his soul and Matilda his wife, two acres of land, viz. one acre which lies between Chilcumbe and Mauling, and one other in another field. (c. 1160-70.) [Endorsed as "Stanes".] [Mutilated.] .

William de Braci , with the consent of his wife and Gilbert his heir, grants to Wygod, the prior, and the canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, the church of Stone, one hide of land, and all that appertains to it. [Wygod, 1138-68.] (Copy made late in te 13th century.) .

Martin de la Grene , for the health of his soul, &c., grants to the church and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, one acre of land in Stanes, viz. 1/2 an acre in the north field and 1/2 an acre in a culture called 'Cuseloweforlong'. (c. 1210-20.) .

Roger de Bracy, lord of Stone , Richard de St. Clare , William de Bracy , William de la Mersse , William Blackstan , John, son of Fulk , Walter de la Mersse , Gilbert le Gode , William de Suthcote , John, son of Martin , Geoffrey de St. Clare , Robert West , John, son of Hugh de Bissopeston , William de Temple of Bissopeston , William le Fraunceys , Jordan his brother, Roger de Castre , with the unanimous assent of themselves and their men of Stone, grant and quit-claim to the abbot and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, all right which they have in common in that rode of land which they had in exchange from Richard de St. Clare lying near their sheepfold, together with a selion of land upon which was antiently placed their sheepfold. (c. 1290.)

Sentence of master Arlotus, nuncio of the Pope in England , concerning an alleged vacancy in the church of Stanes belonging to the abbot and convent of Oseney, confirming the abbey in it, collation to which does not belong to the Pope by lapse Dated 1258 at 2 Aug., London in the house of the bishop of Salisbury. [Mutilated.] .

The testimony of six witnesses concerning the title of Oseney to the church of Stone.

Robert de Bracy , son and heir of Roger de Bracy of Stone , confirms to the church and canons of Oseney all donations and concessions which his ancestors made to them, viz. in the fields of Stone one ... and the advowson of the church of Stone with all tithes, &c. Dated 7 Ed. II. [Mutilated.] .

STONE and HARTWELL. Richard Pykot de la Forde and Hugh atte Temple de la Mershe grant to John Bracy of Stone and Alina his wife the half of their lands, rents, tenements, &c., in the parishes of Stone and Hertwell, which they inherited from Robert Sencler, senior. Dated at Stone the Friday on the feast of the Holy Innocents, 49 Ed. III.

An indenture by which John Bracy of Stone and Alina his wife enfeoffs William, vicar of Kidlington , Eli, vicar of Wycomb , Ralph Hales , and John Worton , with certain lands in Stone and Hertwell which were Robert Sender's, sen., and after his death descended by heirship to Richard Pykot de la Forde and Hugh atte Temple de la Merssh . Dated at Stone on the feast of St. Matthew, evang., 11 Ric. II.

John Bryan, citizen of London , and John his son, recite that whereas William, vicar of Cudlington , Ralph Hale , and John Worton , hold one toft 8 acres of land in Stone and Hertwell in demesne as of fee, and John Bracy and Alina his wife hold for their life one messuage one carucate of land and 12 acres of meadow in the same villages, the reversion belonging to the said William, Ralph, and John, which said lands, &c. are held of the said John and John by an annual payment of 9s., by this charter they grant license to the said William, Ralph, and John to enable them to assign the said lands to the abbot and convent of Oseney. Dated 10 February, 13 Ric. II.

Final concord, dated at Weston, 12 Hen. IV, between William, the abbot, and convent of Oseney, of one part, and John Pygot and Marian his wife, and Robert May and Ellen his wife, of the other part, concerning one messuage and two carucates of land, and 24 acres of meadow in Stone, by which the right of the abbot and convent to the same is recognised by the said parties, they receiving 100 marks of silver.

STONE and KIMBELL (Great). Composition (indented) between John, the abbot, and convent of Oseney, and Robert, the abbot, and convent of Missenden, being an exchange of the tithes of Stone and Great Kymbell. Dated 10 July, 1459.

An indenture between Richard, the abbot, and convent of Oseney, of the one part, and William Venour of Donyngton, co. Bucks , and Richard Venour his son, of the other part, being a lease of the rectory of Stone, near Aylesbury, for 24 years at an annual rent of £20. Dated at Oseney on St. Mark's day, 1474.

King Henry III quitclaims the meadows in Bulestake, outside Banton, and Suthcote to Oseney for certain annual payments. June 10, 1248.

Gilbert de Braci, son of Robert de Braci grants and guitclaims to Oseney his predecessors gifts in Stone. 1222-1232.

Judgement by Master Arlotus, subdeacon, notary and legate of the Pope, concerning the church of Stone. Aug. 2, 1258.

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

An inquisition ad quod damnum about land in Stone. July 1388.

A lease of the rectory of Stone.

Agreement between William, abbot and convent of Oseney, and William de Luton de Hartwell regarding an exchange of 3 and half acres in Stone and Hartwell. 1270-1280. Chirograph.

Stone, co. Bucks. Confirmation of a quit-claim by Alan fitz-William de la Merse to William de la Merse, his brother, of ½ a virgate in Stanes [Stone] Witnesses: … Gilbert de Bolebec, William de Beauchamp, [Fragmentary]. ⟨c. 1250?⟩

Stone, co. Bucks. Elyas vicar of Wycombe, Ralph Hale, and John Wortone grant, by a fine, to John Bracy and Alienor his wife land in Stone and Hertewelle, for their lives. Witnesses: John Neyrinyt, Robert Lughtone, Kts., Simon Darches, Thomas Couele, John Santone, John Southcote, John … 2 January -. Ric. II.

Account roll, Stone. Geoffrey Baron , reeve. 2 Sept. 13 Ed. II—Mich. 14 Ed. II. (1 m.)

Account roll, Stone. Geoffrey Baron , custos. Mich. 14 Ed. II—26 May 14 Ed. II. (1 m.)

Account roll, Stone. Geoffrey Baron , reeve. 15 Ed. II. (2 ms.)