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CAVERSHAM, Oxon. Indenture made 23 Dec., 27 Hen. VIII, between Richard Ridge, the abbot, and convent of Notteley on the one part, and William Rolte , sergeant at arms, of the other, being a lease of the church and parsonage of Caversham, co. Oxon, for 66 years, at an annual rent of £8.

18 Aug. ⟨1554.⟩ Lease to Christopher Skennington of Cavershed . Whereas the abbey of Nollye [Nutley, Bucks.] leased the rectory of Caversham to William Rolte, sergeant-at-arms (23 Dec. 1535), for 66 years at £18, Ch. Ch. now lease it to C. S. for 50 years, after the end of the said 66 years. Same rent. Reserving to themselves timber and underwood. Bucks, ch. 41 is the lease of 23 Dec. 1535.

Counterpart Lease. Caversham (Oxfordshire) (manor). 1753.

Counterpart Lease. Caversham (Oxfordshire) (manor). 1782.

Counterpart Lease. Caversham (Oxfordshire) (manor). 1782.

Letter of Attorney. Caversham (Oxfordshire) (manor). 1668.

Marriage settlement. South Stoke (Oxfordshire) (manor), South Stoke (Oxfordshire), Grimsbury (Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire), Moulsford (Berkshire), Checkendon (Oxfordshire), Goring (Oxfordshire), Caversham (Oxfordshire). 1662-1663 .

Mortgage by assignment of lease. South Stoke (Oxfordshire) (manor), South Stoke (Oxfordshire), Moulsford (Berkshire), Checkendon (Oxfordshire), Goring (Oxfordshire), Caversham (Oxfordshire). 1676-1677 .

Mortgage by assignment of lease (with counterpart). South Stoke (Oxfordshire) (manor), South Stoke (Oxfordshire), Moulsford (Berkshire), Checkendon (Oxfordshire), Goring (Oxfordshire), Caversham (Oxfordshire). 1706.

Caversham. Court roll of the manor of Caversham. Held by John Dalby for John, earl of Kildare , on Monday, Oct. 16, 1704.