Fragmentary grant to God and the church of ... 13th century

Fragment. 13th century

Faded and damaged demise (?) by the abbot and convent of ... to Richard and Margery ... of a messuage ... for 40 years ... 14th century

Faded and damaged grant by Maurice ..sset(?) to John Bad... of ... in the manor of Hasfel... (?). Dated ... ... Richard II (?)

Fragmentary copy of the privilege ("In eminenti apostolicae sedis specula") of Pope Innocent III (1198) for the Premonstratenian order (PL 214.297-302) 13th century, early

Damaged grant by Edward (?) ... ... of ...ngdon to Robert Tylere of Daventry, of a house ... ... "brochende" (described). 13th century

Fragmentary rental of Osney Abbey for properties in Oxford including Neville Hall (Godwin Edwache), Lion Hall (Sibyl Haliwell). 14th century

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⟨Wallingford (?)⟩ Fragmentary charter: Christine .. grants to ... William de Middelstoke 2 a. land ... (described). Witnesses include ... Felde, mayor. ... Richard II ... (1377 x 1399)

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Damaged papal letter of Honorius III to the archbishop of Canterbury and ⟨Pandulf⟩, bishop-elect of Norwich, papal chamberlain, and legate, relating to Osney Abbey ... 4th (?) year of his pontificate. 1220-1 (?)

Fragmentary charter; witnessed by .. Foliot. 13th century

Statement of boundaries (??); damaged and fragmentary. Refers to Lubenham, Foxton, Theddingworth; cf. MS. Ch. Northants. 24, 53, 193; MS. D.D. Ch. Ch. D. 85a, 86, 87; MS. Rolls Northants. 6, 7, 8. Early 14th century

Condition of an obligation (fragmentary). .... not to approach Margaret ... . "Wyke iuxta crucem" ... 15th century

Fragmentary; refers to the manor of Lepyngton (Yorkshire) 15th century (?)

Damaged and largely illegible document; refers to St Frideswide's, Oxford 13th century

Fragmentary charter of ⟨Robert lord⟩ of Grendone granting to ⟨the church of St Mary of Oseneya (Osney) and the canons there⟩ 6½ a. and 1 rood marsh called 'Mosmor' in the parish of Senestan (Shenstone, Staffordshire). Witnesses, sir Ralph de Grendone, knight; ... Walter le Bretone; Nicholas de ...; ...stan priest (?) of Shenstone; Henry 'clericus'; and William Lechamptun (?) of Sirdon'. 13th century, early (?)

Fragmentary and largely illegible charter. 13th century (?)

⟨Kent, possibly Tonbridge⟩ Fragmentary charter. Witnesses include Nicolas Merifeld, Richard de Hasden, Thomas East, and William Frere. 14th century

Fragmentary quitclaim; mentions Alice, ... Webbe and John Herberd. 6 Henry IV (1404-5)

Fragmentary and largerly illegible charter; refers to "Sandford in parochia de ...atford...". 15th century

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