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Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Oseney grants the house to Malger the vintner, but retains the shops in front. 1190-93. [This is a 'Cyrographum', but without an indented cut.]

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. John, bishop of Norwich, grants to Robert de Witefeld two messuages and a piece of land. 1188-95.

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Robert de Witefeld grants to Oseney certain lands in Oxford. 1188-95. [The writing of the deed cannot be original; the seal seems to be genuine, but Robert de Witefeld had another seal, a kinght on horseback, about 2 inches in diameter, of which a drawing is known].

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Robert de Witefeld grants to Oseney a quitrent from the garden of the bishop of Norwich. 1188-95. The seal is wanting, but the remains of the wax on the tag that it was not an equestrian seal.

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Juliana, daughter of Ralf, grants to John Kepeharm the land between William Tres and Robert Biset. Before 1195. [In B. the heading of this deed is 'de terra Iuliane, antequam nostra esset'. If this is correct this deed is before 1195. Possibly MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 404 grants to Oseney the six shillings here mentioned.]

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Maud, daughter of Ralf, sells to William Hoser her land in the butchery. c. 1190.

Oxford, St. Martin's parish. Geoffrey Padi and his wife grant to Lucas de Worth a house on the west side of St. Martin's church. c. 1190-95.

Oxford, St. Peter le Bailey parish. Geoffrey, son of Durand, grants to Oseney a bakehouse and five messuages. [1185-87].

Oxford, St. Peter le Bailey parish. Ralf Murdac confirms to Peter, son of Geoffrey, his land opposite the church. c. 1187. [Reproduced in Eynsham Cartulary, i. 84.]

Oxford, St. Peter le Bailey parish. Peter, son of Geoffrey, confirms his father's gift. c. 1188.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. An agreement between Oseney and St. Frideswide's about tithes in St. Clement's. c. 1185.

Oxford, St. Giles parish. Hugh de Plugeney grants a croft to Ralf de sancto Martino. 1154-63.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. The bishop of Poitiers gives witness that the dispute between Oseney and St. Frideswide's was settled by Pope Eugenius. 1174.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. The Prior of Coventry bears witness that the dispute between Oseney and St. Frideswide's was settled by Pope Eugenius. 1174.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. The sentence of the bishop of London and the bishop of Worcester. 1176.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Gilbert, bishop of London, commands the vice-archdeacon to restore the church of St. Mary Magdalen to the canons of Oseney. 1174.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. The archbishop of Canterbury commands the vice-archdeacon to obey the letter of the bishop of London. 1174.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Hugh de Plugeney confirms to Oseney whatever they have received or shall receive of his fee in Northgate Hundred. 1190-1200.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Agnes, daughter of Reginald, grants to Oseney her land without North Gate. c. 1195.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Magister William, the mason, and his wife grant a tenement to Oseney. c. 1195.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Walter de Westbury grants to Robert de Burton land near the Castle gate. c. 1190-1200.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Bernard, son of Bernard of St. Walery, confirms his father's gift to Oseney. 1182-89.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Thomas of St. Walery confirms his father's gift to Oseney. 1192-99.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Bernard de St. Walery gives a weir or lock. 1182-89.