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Ickford Thomas son of William of Ickford confirms his grants to St. F. Witnesses: Sir Thomas de Wormehale, Sir Thomas de Appeltone, Sir William fitz Elyas, Sir Geoffrey de S. Martin, knights, John son of Nigel, Peter Karbunel, Walter the clerk of Hade, William Olyver, William le Hunte, Henry Inge, Ralph Cucuwald, John the porter. ⟨c. 1250.⟩

Cutslow Agreement between Oseney and St. F. concerning tithes. Witnesses: ... R. subprior of St. F., Elyas and Miles canons of the same, Simon of Hokenorton, Simon of Brackele, Adam of Buer’, Roger of […]ford, canon of O., Hugh de Mortemer, Nicholas de Bosco, Richard Foliot, Adam of London, master […]ilc’ of Brideport. [Mutilated.] ⟨18 Jan. 1228.⟩

Cutslow Royal Licence for the exchange of lands between the Abbot and Convent of Oseney and the Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide. ⟨12 Oct. 1376.⟩

Souldern Before the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide v. the Robert de la Haye, Rector of Souldern respecting certain tithes due to the Church of Fritwell. Judgement for plaintiffs.

Churchill Instrument of the ‘Decanus Christianitatis’ of Lincoln about the action brought against the Subdean and Chapter of Lincoln and the Archdeacon of Oxford touching the advowson of Churchill. [Mutilated.] (See ⟨Wigram⟩ no. 1061. This is one of the documents mentioned in Wigram, p. 279, the first few lines.) 1335.

Hungerford Pope Eugenius III to the Prior and Canons of St. Frideswide. Bull confirming an agreement between the Abbot and Monks of Bec and the Prior and Canons of St. Frideswide, the latter ceding to the former the Church of Beaumont, and the former to the latter the vill of Edington and certain tithes. ⟨1147, May 27⟩. Seal lost, remains of cord.

Hungerford Before papal commissionaers. The Prior and Canons of St. Frideswide and Ralph Priest of Hungerford. Agreement respecting tithes. ⟨c. 1150-60⟩. Seal(s) lost.

Hungerford Henry le Hurt quit-claims to St. F. his right in a messuage, a carucate of land and 100/- of rent in la Hegge in the manor of Hidden. Witnesses: Robert de Brumesdone, John de Brumesdone, Henry le Noreys, Robert le Templer, Thomas le Dyer’, Richard atte Halle. Given at Huddene. ⟨18 Feb. 1319.⟩

Hungerford Alan son and heir of Stephen de Hanvyle quit-claims to John Gerberd of Oddestoke and John his son in fee simple, all his right in the same tenement, with a messuage and 10 acres of land in Edenetone in the same manor ⟨of Hidden⟩. Witnesses: John Homeden, Geoffrey Bat, Peter Templer, Robert Batelkyng, Henry Noreis, Nicholas Bacon. Given at La Hyde. ⟨30 April 1309.⟩

Hungerford Alan, brother and heir of Stephen de Hanville, to the Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide. Quit claim of all right in property situated in the Hide, adjoining Hidden. ⟨1316, Oct. 23.⟩

Hungerford Henry le Hert of Dyvysis and Joan his wife have received from John Gerberd £10 sterling in part payment of £20 which he owed them for a quit-claim of their land in La Hegge by Hungerford. In the presence of John Monserel constable of Dyvysis and Nicholas Payn mayor of the same, John Crey, John Bonclerk, Walter de Lillingston. Given at Dyvysis. ⟨6 Aug. 1310.⟩

Hungerford Notification of a papal inspeximus. R. (Durham) W. (Salisbury) and ... (Lichfield). Given ‘in Castrum apud Kenilworth’ 6 Kal. ... and given at Warwick Kal. Sept. Pontif. …

Hungerford Inspeximus of an inquisition, dated 15 Dec. 16 Hen. VIII, of all the lands and revenues of St. F. by command of Cardinal Wolsey. ⟨6 February 1640.⟩

Hungerford ‘Compotus domini Iohannis Burton prior prioratus sive monasterii ibidem ac occupant’ officii Rec’ Generalis & Superius omnium maneriorum terrarum et tenementorum ac bonorum spiritualium et temporalium pertinentium dicto monasterio videlicet a vigilia annunciacionis beate Marie virginis anno regni Regis Henrici VIII quinto usque eandem Vigiliam extunc proxime sequens anno eiusdem Regis sexto scilicet per unum annum integrum.’ ⟨24 March 1514–24 March 1515.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South John Seward of Chyltone and William Goldsmythe of Oxford grant to John Ypesdene of Abingdon and William Swanbume of Oxford a messuage in St. Michael’s, South, between the Church and the lane which runs from the high to Shelwyngstole on the south which they had of the gift of the late John Grene of Abingdon, mercer. Witnesses: Thomas Coventre, mayor, John Walker and William Frankleyn, bailiffs, William Bramptone, William Offord, John Shawe, William Herbefeld, alderman, Hugh Benet, Michael Nortone, clerk. Given at Oxford. 14 Nov. ⟨1428.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South Quit-claim for MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. F. 146. Witnessed by ⟨Thomas Coventre⟩ mayor, ⟨John Walker⟩ and ⟨William Frankleyn⟩, clerk,, ⟨Michael Nortone⟩, and Hugh Benet. 24 Nov. ⟨1428.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South J⟨ohn⟩ Y⟨pesdene⟩ of A⟨bingdon⟩ and W⟨illiam⟩ S⟨wanburne⟩ of O⟨xford⟩ grant the same, which they had of the gift of T. S. of C. and W⟨illiam⟩ G⟨oldsmythe⟩ of O⟨xford⟩, to George Skidmore and Thomas Wymond of Oxford. Witnesses as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. F. 154: John Clerke, mayor, Richard Spragot, William Dagvile, John Dobbus and Seman, aldermen, William Sprygt and Nicholas Howghe, bailiffs, Nicholas Croke and Andrew Wern, chamberlains, Thomas Wymond, George Skydmore, John Lowe, John Tamworth, Robert Fysshere, Thomas Bartolot, John Grene, Thomas Tanfeld, clerk. Given at Oxford. 17 Jan. ⟨1433.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South George Skidmore and Thomas Wymond of Oxford grant to John Mersshefelde of Oxford the same messuage. Witnesses: William Herbefelde, mayor, John Estbury and John Michelle, bailiffs, William Bramptone, Thomas Coventre, Thomas Daggevyle, John Northe, alderman, Hugh Benet, Michael Nortone, clerk. Given at Oxford. 19 Jan. ⟨1433.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South Indenture between the same parties witnessing that the condition of feoffment of the said messuage was the payment by the grantees of £32. 19 Jan. ⟨1433.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South John Ypesdene of Abingdon and William Swanburne of Oxford quit-claim the same to John Mersshefeld. Witnesses: William Herbefelde, mayor, John Estbury and John Michelle, bailiffs. Hugh Benet, Michael Norton, clerk. Given at Oxford. 27 Jan. ⟨1433.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South Thomas Withig’ of Oxford, alderman, and William Bruges of Hiworth, gentleman, quit-claim to Isabella Mersshefelde of Oxford, widow of J. M⟨ersshefelde⟩ of Oxford, butcher, Thomas Besylys, Esq., and Philip Lepeyate, clerk, the same messuage, which they had of the gift of J. M. Witnesses: Robert atte Wode, mayor, Richard Spragott and John Swetlous, aldermen, John Dobbus and George Skydmore, bailiffs, John Bristowe, Thomas Tanfelde, clerk. Given at Oxford. 25 Oct. ⟨1454.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South W. B. grants power of attorney to John Clerke, alderman, to deliver seisin of the same to I⟨sabella⟩ M⟨ersshefelde⟩, T⟨homas⟩ B⟨esylys⟩, and P⟨hilip⟩ L⟨epeyate⟩. 25 Oct. ⟨1454.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South Isabella Mershefelde, grants to Robert Wright, Esq., of Oxford, the same messuage. Because her seal is unknown to many, she has had this sealed with the town seal. Witnesses: John Clerke, mayor, Richard Spragot, William Dagvile, John Dobbus and Seman, aldermen, William Sprygt and Nicholas Howghe, bailiffs, Nicholas Croke and Andrew Wern, chamberlains, Thomas Wymond, George Skydmore, John Lowe, John Tamworth, Robert Fysshere, Thomas Bartolot, John Grene, Thomas Tanfeld, clerk. Given at Oxford. 1 Oct. ⟨1462.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South William Kilbek, Benedict Stokes, Esq., and Thomas Gascoigne grant to George Nevile, archbishop of York, Richard Nevile, earl of Warwick and Salisbury, Thomas Bonyfaunt, John Perissone, clerks, and Robert Wright, Esq., their right in the same messuage, which they had of the gift of John Wright, and he from Isabella Mersshefelde. Witnesses: John Dobbes, mayor, Richard Spragot, John Clerke, William Dagvile, John Semane, alderman, Stephen Havile, John Atkyns, bailiff, John Tanfeld, town-clerk, John Skydmore, Thomas Bertelot, Robert Fissher. Given at Oxford. 12 Feb. ⟨1470.⟩

Oxford, St. Michael’s, South Christopher Baynbrigge, provost of Queen’s Hall, and the scholars grant the same messuage which they had of the gift of William Kilbek, Benedict Stokys, Esq., and Thomas Gaskoyne to John Dent of Oxford, butcher. Witnesses: William Bulcombe, mayor, John Eggecombe, Richard Kent, John Rogers and John Hedde, aldermen, George Havile and John Snowe, bailiffs, Richard Gybbes, town-clerk. Given at Oxford. 19 Dec. ⟨1503.⟩