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HOOKNORTON. Philip Scot , son of Ralph Scot , confirms the donation which Philip, son of Hugh frank ('franci') , gave with Juliana his daughter in free marriage, viz. a house and curtilage in Hokenorton to Edith daughter of Ralph Camberi , paying annually two capons. (c. 1200-10.) .

Robert L..., with the assent of Felicia his wife, and on account of their great necessity, grants to Adam, son of Seberen , for his homage and service, one messuage in Hokenorton, viz. that messuage which Adam Spilems... (?) held; also two acres of land in the east field, of which one half acre is against Ludewell, another against 'Hochulldich' near Thomas Winnegod , a third against 'Theroberevers (?) lake' near Thomas Winnegod , a fourth near Wlneswel near Thomas Winnegod 's gore above Stamwelle hull near Thomas Winnegod 's. In another field towards the south another 2 acres (with boundaries named), and half an acre in the meadow of 'Heiweies furlong,' paying annually 2s. For this donation the said Adam paid to Robert 30s. 6d., to Felicia his wife 3s., and to Geoffrey his son 2s., and to William, his son, 3d.(?), Nicholas 10d., and to Adam, and John, his sons, 6d. each. (c. 1230 (?).) .

An agreement between the abbot and convent of Oseney, appropriators of the church of Hokenorton, of the one part, and sir Thomas de Bannebury, perpetual vicar of the same church, of the other part, namely, that the said religious grant to Thomas as an assignment of a portion of his vicarage for the sustentation of himself, his deacon, and his servant boy, the whole of that manse, place, and land, and two acres of meadow, which John de Cheleworth the last vicar held of the said religious; also the said Thomas to receive the offerings and fruits of the said church, except the corn, hay, and wool, and the money from the sale of wool and the heriots, and they grant to him the profits from the tithe of hay in consideration of an annual payment of 20s. Dated the Wednesday on the feast of St. Gregory the pope, 1336.

Fragment of a court roll for Hooknorton ("Hogenortone"). [Temp. Ed. II or III]

KIDLINGTON and HOOKNORTON. Henry de Oylly grants to the church and canons of St. Mary, Oseney, for the health of his soul and the souls of his predecessors and successors, especially for the soul of Sibil his wife and Matilda his daughter, 100s., of annual rent, for which he has assigned to them 60s., which he was accustomed to receive annually from his mill of Cudelington, and the homage and service of Elyas the miller and his heirs; also he gives to them in his same manor, in frankalmoigne, one virgate of land, namely, that which Ralph Riveling held, with a messuage and croft and with all that appertains to it within and without the village; also he gives to the said canons in his manor of Hokenorton one mark of silver, which Robert Bernard was accustomed to pay annually for three virgates of land in the same village; also he gives to them 8s. sterling, which Roger Olycrance was accustomed annually to pay to him for half a hide of land, which he had with Matilda his wife, daughter of Philip the clerk , and held of the said Henry in the same manor with the homages and services of the said Robert Bernard and Roger Olycrance and their heirs; also he gives to the same canons in his manor of Hokenorton, one meadow which is called Cuham, in frankalmoigne. (c. 1220-30.) Witn. Roger abbot of Dorchester , Robert de Aumari , etc. Genteschiu(?) pauper

TYWE (Little) AND HOGENORTHON. Court roll for the above manors, 32 Ed. III, Friday after feast of St. George. [Mutilated and in part effaced.]

\TYWE (Little) AND HOGENORTHON./ Court roll, 34 Ed. III. [Mutilated.]

Hook Norton. Confirmation by Hugh de Plessetis of charters of Henry d'Oilly [MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 979; Salter, IV, nos. 21, 92, 192-3 and cf. 85]. 8 June 1300.

Licence of Edward III for Osney Abbey to acquire in mortmain lands in Hook Norton and Oxford. 28 Aug. 1333.

Hook Norton. Henry d'Oyly, son of Henry d'Oyly, confirms to Oseney the donations made by Hugh de Tywa in Stanhale, by Philip de Hamtona and Leonard de Whitefeld in Cleydona, and many others. 1182-85.

Hook Norton. William Brun de Hokenortone rents half an acre in Asterlongehelle to Philip Carpi for 3s. 6d. Mar. 6, 1267.