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Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Letter by Theobald, archbishop of Canterbury to Oseney concerning tithes. 1151-61.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. Richard, bishop of Lincoln confirms the donation of church of St. George to Oseney. June 23, 1259.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. An inspeximus, issued at Fingest (Tyngehurse), 6 Kal. April, 1274 by Richard, bishop of Lincoln, of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 904.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. A confirmation by Walter, archbishop of Canterbury of the churches appropriated to Oseney. Feb. 12, 1320. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 907.]

An agreement between John, abbot of Oseney and Hugh de Plecy. June 8, 1300.

Fulco de la Grave grants the land that Roger the priest, son of Radulf de sancto Martino holds, to Oseney. c. 1180-84.

Juliana Strut sells two acres beyond Bolestake to Simon Balehorne. c. 1230.

Hugh, bishop, and the dean and chapter of Lincoln confirm the church of Barton and the chapel of Sanford to Oseney. Oct. 14, 1217.

Great Barton. Acquitance by Simon, abbot of Colchester, for a payment from Osney Abbey, 28 Edw. III.

Dedication of the chapel of St Martin, Sandford, in the parish of Great Barton by Reginald, bishop of Cloyne. June 20, 1273.

Great Barton. Dedication of the church of Barton by Reginald, bishop of Cloyne. June 21, 1273.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Robert Foliot grants a virgate to Henry de Sandone. c. 1205.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Richard Folioth of Rousham quitclaims a pasture to Osney Abbey [c. 1235].

Emma, widow of Nicholas de Weston, quitclaims to Oseney all the tenements in Adderbury, which her late husband sold to Oseney for 225 marks, of which she received 100 marks as her dos. Witnesses, mag. Rob. Maynard, Nich. de Kingeston mayor of Oxford, Galf. de Hengsey, Ioh. Sewy, Ioh. de Sibbeford, Lucas le Naper, Will. de Withille, Will. de Pirie. c. 1271

Chastleton. The vicarage is consolidated with the rectory. May 28, 1459. [Cf. MS. Ch. Ch. D. D. O. 984.]

Eua de Grai, daughter of John de Grai grants to Oseney tenements in Forest Hill and Burtone. 1194-96.

Hugh, abbot and convent of Abingdon grant to Clement, abbot and convent of Oseney a well called Reuemorewelle in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). 1205-21.

Henry son and heir of Roger de Bottele grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). called 'Reue Mores Well' [no date].

Henry de Boteley grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in the field of Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). [no date; early 14th century?].

Richard, bishop of Lincoln confirms to Oseney his predecessors grants of the churches of Westona, Cestertona, Hamptona Gay, Watlingtona and chapels in Burtona, Forsthulle, and an annual pension of 10s. from the church of Ibbestan. June 13, 1263.

An exemplification by King Henry VII of legal proceedings reciting that Robert, abbot of Oseney sued Edward Derby, rector of Little Rissington on Sept. 21, for 40s. bieng two years of an annuity of 20s. due from Little Rissington, which had been paid by David Jonys the last rector and all previous rectors as far as memory of man went. Edward Derby could not deny that the annuity was due, and was condemned in 40s. and 6s. 8d. expenses. Nov. 18, 1502.

Stonnall. Robert de Grendone grants to Oseney woodland in Hoka. [No date.]

Oseney leases the tithes in Waverton in fee farm to Reading abbey. Mar. 31, 1438.

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

London. Pentecost, son of Fromund grants his land in Cockeslane to Robert le Dancer land held under the Earl of Oxford. c. 1210.