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William, son of William, son of sir Reginald de Morton, kt. , grants to the church and canons of St. Mary's, Oseney, in frankalmoigne, a messuage, curtilage and croft, situated between a house of the said abbot and canons, and William son of Walter the clerk , with 8 1/2 acres of arable land in the fields and village of Morton. (c. 1260-70.) .

Peter of the mill grants to Henry, son of Robert , for his homage and service, a virgate of land in Morton with messuages and ... (c. 1230.) [Mutilated.] .

Robert, formerly rector of Morton , grants to Henry, son of Robert , and Nich[ola] his wife, for their service, and 40s. sterling, one messuage in Morton, viz. that which belongs to that virgate of land which Herbert sometime held; paying annually to the church of Morton to the altar of St. Edmund 1/2d. for all services, (c. 1240.) .

Walter de Morton grants to Henry, son of Robert , for his homage and service, the whole of his meadow and pasture in the field of Morton, paying annually 1d. for all services; for this grant the said Henry gave 9 marks of silver. (c. 1230-40.) .

Richard le Frankelein of Morton grants to Henry, son of Robert , for his homage and service, and for 60s. sterling paid to him, four acres of land and three roods of meadow in the field of Morton, paying annually to him and his heirs 6d. (c. 1230-40.) Witn. sir William Fitz-Reginald , Reginald his son, etc.

Robert, rector of the church of Morton , grants to Henry, son of Robert , for half a mark of silver, one half acre of land in the fields of Morton, paying annually to him and his heirs 1/2d. (c. 1230.) Witn. Sir Will. Fitz-Reginald , Reginald his son, etc.

Sir Walter de Morthon, kt., grants to Henry, son of Robert , for his homage and service and one mark, one messuage with appurtenances in the village of Morthon, namely that which Reginald le Bunt formerly held, paying annually one clove at Easter. (c. 1220-30.) Witn. Will., son of Reginald de Morthone , etc.

Elyas le Drueys of Morton , with the assent of Alina his wife, grants to Henry, son of Robert , for his service and for 30s. sterling, one messuage with appurtenances in Morton, which Herbert held of them, and is between the messuage of the said Henry and the messuage of Robert Wodecoc ; paying annually to them and their heirs 1d. (c. 1230.) .

Walter de Morton grants to Matthew de Stratton, archdeacon of Bucks , for his homage and service, one virgate of land in Morton, also the homage and service of William de Bayus , viz. 2s. rent and all escheats that will fall to him and his heirs; to hold the same for ever at an annual rent of one pound of pepper, or 6d. For this donation the said Matthew gave him 20 marks of silver, (c. 1220-30.) .

Helyas le Drueys , with the consent of Alina his wife, grants to Henry, son of Robert , for his homage and service, three acres of land in Morton with appurtenances, paying to them and their heirs annually 1d. at Easter, for all services and demands. (c. 1230.) .

Elyas le Droys of Morton and Alina his wife grant to sir Matthew, archdeacon of Bucks , for his service and for 40s. in hand paid, five acres of land in Morton, paying annually for the same one rose at the octave of St. John Bapt., for all secular services, &c. (c. 1240-50.) .

Elyas de Droys and Alina his wife grant to Robert de Torneberg (Thornbury), clerk, for his homage and service, four acres of land in Morton, paying annually for the same 1d., and for this donation and concession 20s. (c. 1230-40.) Witn. Sir William Fitz-Reginald , Reginald his son, etc.

Matthew de Stratton, archdeacon of Bucks , grants to the church of St. Mary, Oseney, and to Richard the abbot and canons there, for the health of his own and parents' souls, and also for Henry, son of Robert, formerly his seneschal, and of Nichola his wife, 13 acres, 1 rood of arable land and 1 1/2 rood of meadow in the fields of Morthon, and the whole of his court with gardens and 40 buttes in a pasture to the north of his garden, which he had by the gift of William, son of sir Reginald , together with other parcels of land, &c. in Morthon, Borthon, Adinthon, Sevenhampton, Cloppelai, and Witteleia. (c. 1255-65.) [Richard, abbot 1254-67.] [Slightly mutilated.] .

Final concord, dated Oct. of St John the Baptist, 47 Hen. III, between Matthew de Stratton, archdeacon of Bucks , and Elyas le Droys and Alina his wife, concerning one messuage, one virgate, and 14 acres of land in [Morton]. [Mutilated.] .

Small defaced fragment of the will of Matthew de Stratton, archdeacon of Buckingham . Dated 1268.

RADCLIVE, co. Bucks. Composition between master Walter, rector of Radclive , and the abbot and convent of Oseney, concerning two parts of the small tithes of the church of Radclive. Dated 1251. [Mutilated.] .

Martin de la Grene , for the health of his soul, &c., grants to the church and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, one acre of land in Stanes, viz. 1/2 an acre in the north field and 1/2 an acre in a culture called 'Cuseloweforlong'. (c. 1210-20.) .

Roger de Bracy, lord of Stone , Richard de St. Clare , William de Bracy , William de la Mersse , William Blackstan , John, son of Fulk , Walter de la Mersse , Gilbert le Gode , William de Suthcote , John, son of Martin , Geoffrey de St. Clare , Robert West , John, son of Hugh de Bissopeston , William de Temple of Bissopeston , William le Fraunceys , Jordan his brother, Roger de Castre , with the unanimous assent of themselves and their men of Stone, grant and quit-claim to the abbot and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, all right which they have in common in that rode of land which they had in exchange from Richard de St. Clare lying near their sheepfold, together with a selion of land upon which was antiently placed their sheepfold. (c. 1290.)

Sentence of master Arlotus, nuncio of the Pope in England , concerning an alleged vacancy in the church of Stanes belonging to the abbot and convent of Oseney, confirming the abbey in it, collation to which does not belong to the Pope by lapse Dated 1258 at 2 Aug., London in the house of the bishop of Salisbury. [Mutilated.] .

Fragment of a deed relating to the preceding case attested by the same notary ⟨(as Ch. 188)⟩, Thomas de St. German . (1258) .

STOW, co. Gloucester. Henry, son of Lewis , grants to Simon ... acres of arable land lying in the field called ... of Stow, ... paying annually to him and his heirs eight pence, and giving now 16s. 8d. (c. 1240-50.) [Mutilated.] This fragment is not a charter of Stow (as in Calendar, p. 368) nor is it an Oseney charter. It is about St. Giles, Oxford and is a St. Frideswide charter. It is to be found in Wigram, Cart. St. Frideswide, I, p. 423, ⟨no. 603⟩. [Handwritten note by Rev. H. Salter, 9 July 1907, between pp. 142-143 of the annotated copy of Turner and Coxe, Calendar.]

Robert le Bel of Stowe grants to Robert le Bel his son and heir one virgate of land in ..., which Robert de Toreny gave to him, for his homage and service, at an annual rent of one pound of cummin, and an acquittance from all regal service. Witness. Thomas, abbot of Winchcombe . (c. 1230.) [Mutilated.] This fragment is not about Stow (as in Calendar, p. 368) but about Turkden, Glouc. It is almost identical with MS. Ch. Oseney 224. [Handwritten note by Rev. H. Salter, 9 July 1907, between pp. 142-143 of the annotated copy of Turner and Coxe, Calendar.]

Oliver, bp. of Lincoln , to master John le Fleming , Josceline de Kirningston, and Walter de Wutton , canons of Lincoln, appointing them judges in all causes and actions [concerning the patronage of the church of Stowe?]. Dated 2 Kl. May, 1291, at Stowe Park. [Mutilated.] This fragment is not about the church of Stow (as in Calendar, p. 369) but "Dat' apud Parcum Stowe", i.e. Stow Park, the bishop's palace near Lincoln. [Handwritten note by Rev. H. Salter, 9 July 1907, between pp. 142-143 of the annotated copy of Turner and Coxe, Calendar.]

THORNTON-LE-STREET, Yorkshire. Mutilated decree of judges appointed by the Pope [Alexander IV] concerning the right to the tithes of the mill of Kilvinton in the parish of Thornton, decreeing annual payment by the abbey of Eglestone of half a mark to the master and brethren of a hospi. (1249). [The papal letter is dated at Lyons 12 Cal. May, an. VII] .

UPTON. Convention between C[lement], the abbot, and convent of Oseney of one part, and Harding de Upton of the other part, by which the said abbot and convent grant to the said Harding one virgate of land in Upton, ... 2 messuages, a field, ... and ten acres of arable land, for his life, paying 6s. annually. (c. 1210-20.) [Mutilated.] .