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Steeple Claydon, Maids Morton, and Stow [Bucks.]. [Estreat roll.] 6 Hen. VI or 6 Hen. VII. [Mutilated.]

Cowley and Walton. Extract from the manor courts roll, 2-28 Ed. III. [Mutilated.]

COWLEY and OXFORD. An account (heading gone) of the receipts from the chapels of St. Thomas the martyr, Oxford, and St. James, Cowley, and the expenses of the services of those two chapels and maintenance of 2 scholars of St. Mary's College, Robert Dowden and Will. Goodwyn . [Temp. Edw. III] [Mutilated.] .

Cowley, Sandford, Oxford (Castle Mill), and Walton. [Estreat roll.] Court roll, with view of frankpledge for the above, April-June 6 Hen. VI.

Forest Hill, South Oseney, and Cowley. [Estreat roll.] Court roll, April 17 Hen. VII. [Tattered.]

Forest Hill. Court roll. 4-5 Ed. III. [Mutilated.]

\Forest Hill/. Court roll .... Oct. 30 Hen. VI. [Partly illegible.]

Account roll, Fulwell (with a schedule containing the debts of the manor). [temp. Ed. II.] (1 m.)

Hampton Gay, Hampton (at the Bridge), Blechingdon, Weston, Arncot and Chesterton. Court roll for the above manors, April, 33 Ed. III. [Mutilated and partly effaced.]

Bailiff's account (fragment) for some manor within Oxfordshire. [Temp. Hen. VI.] [Hanborough ["Heneburgh"], Kidlington ["Cudlington"], and Eton mentioned] .

KIDLINGTON, HAMPTON, KENSINGTON, and SHIPTON. Rental of lands in the above villages. [Temp. Edw. III.] "Yis is ye rental to ye abbodes manere of Oseneye at Cudelintone, etc.."

KILTEVENAN, Ireland. The account of John P...gnaunt, keeper ("custodis") of the church of Kiltevenam, from Mich., 4 Ed. III, to the same feast, 5 Ed. III. [Partly printed in Trans. of Royal archaeol. Soc. of Ireland, 1902, vol. xxxii, p. 194.] .

Ledwell. Court roll, 33 and 34 Ed. III. [Mutilated and defaced.]

MAIDS MORTON. Roll containing transcripts and summaries of various evidences of the lands, formerly Burgan's &c. belonging to Oseney in Maids Morton, Bucks. (temp. Ed. III). In dorso is a ...tract(?) of claim, made in August, [year omitted] 2 Rich. II, by Elinor and Edith , sisters, daughters of John de Morton , of 1 lb pepper, 1 lb cummin, and 4d., issuing from lands in Morton, &c., as descendants of William Burgan . [Mutilated.]

Account roll, Mixbury (?) [temp. Ed. II.] (1 m.)

Mixbury and Newenton. Court roll, 33 and 34 Ed. III. [Mutilated and partly effaced.]

Mixbury and Newenton, Weston, Ledwell, Great Barton, Little Tew, Sibford Gower, Ipwell, Hooknorton, Turkeden, and Alrington. [Estreat roll.] Court roll, April, 17 Hen. VII.

Account roll of Robert Walden , infirmarius. 1–3 Ric. III. (1 m.)

Account roll of Robert Walden, infirmarius. 10 Hen. VII. (1 m.)

Roll (heading torn away) of ⟨brother Robert Walden ,⟩ infirmarius. [10-11 Hen. VII (?).] [Apparently, from names mentioned of the following year ⟨from Oseney Rolls, 23⟩.] .

The account of ... there from the morrow of St. Michael, 12 Hen. VII, to the same feast, 13 Hen. VII. [Mutilated.] .

Account roll of Robert Howse, keeper of the flocks. 17 Ed. IV. (1 m.)

Account roll of John Gyffard, coquinarius. 33 Ed. III. (1 m.)

Kent Priory. Roll (heading gone) containing an account of the daily consumption of fish, meat, and corn at Tunbridge for 39 weeks. [Some provisions are entered as being taken from the stores at Tonebregge, Brenchesle, and Elg. There is no date of the year to be found in the roll and whence those dates ...(?) above were taken does not appear. The writing seems to assign the date to the early time of Edw. II.]

Account roll of Thomas Myll, sacristan. 4 Hen. VII. (1 m.)