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Henry de Barthon grants to Roger his son, for his homage and service, one half virgate of land in Barthon, viz. that which Richard de Puteo formerly held of him, paying for the same one clove at Easter, and making suit at the great hundred of Buckingham twice in the year. (c. 1240-50.) .

Peter of Westkote Barthon grants to the church and canons of Oseney in frankalmoigne the donation which Thomas de Hyda made to them of lands and tenements of Peter's fee in Westkote Barthon. (c. 1230.) Witn. Sir Alan de Domely, knt. etc. [cf. J. Mershales Mem. of W. Barton, 1870, p. 62.] .

Letter of Humilis, called the prior of Tiptre ('Humilis dcus prior de Tippetre'), to R., bp. of Lincoln , saying he has affixed his seal to a cause moved by the abbot and convent of Colchester of one part, and the vicar of Barton of the other, in which he was delegated judge by the Pope, in conjunction with the prior of Hatfield Peverel and the dean of Witham. (c. 1240-50.) .

Convention between the abbot and convent of Oseney of the one part, and John de Hoton , proctor of Michael de Norhampton, rector of Beckeley , of the other part, concerning the tithes which the said abbot and convent were accustomed to receive in the parish of Beckeley of the fee of the king of the Romans. Dated at W[alingeford?] on the vigil of the assumption B.V.M., 1260.

BLECHINGDON. Robert, called Frebody of Blechesdon , grants to the abbot and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, one annual rent of one halfpenny, which the said canons were accustomed to pay to him, and to William de Wythulle his father, for one rood of arable land etc. in the fields of Blechesdon which sir Henry, formerly vicar of Weston , obtained of the said William his father. (c. 1240-50.) Witn. Sir Robert de Aumary , etc.

John Pileth of Oxon grants to the church and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, six acres of arable land with one messuage, the third part of the whole of his inclosed curtilage, the third part of his croft which lies without the curtilage towards the south, and half an acre of meadow with appurtenances in Blechesdon, which he had from Robert de Maroni . (c. 1250-60.) [Mutilated.] .

Robert de Marny confirms to the church and canons of Oseney the donation which John Pilet of Oxon made to them of six acres of arable land, &c. in the village of Blechesdon. (c. 1250-60.) [Mutilated.] .

Martin, son of master Martin de Blechesdon , confirms to the church and canons of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, the donation which John Pileth made to them of a certain part of the court of the said Martin in Blechesdon, near the house of Walter Ylberd , which contains in breadth from the house of the said Walter 48 feet, and extends in length from the public way to the court of Laurence de Blechesdon . And one acre of arable land in the field of Blechesdon, one rood of a meadow called 'Sudheya' near the village of Hampton. (c. 1260-70.) Witn. Otowy Purcel , Rob. de Marry etc.

BARFORD (Great). Agnes de Cheyney, widow, grants to the church and canons of St. Mary's, Oseney, in frankalmoigne, for the health of the soul of Simon de Maidewell , formerly her husband, the whole of that curtilage in Bereford, and two acres of land in the fields of Bereford, and the tithe of nine acres of her better corn ... (c. 1240.) [Mutilated.] .

CHESTERTON. Fragment of a charter by which Robert ... grants to ... one hide of land in Cestrinton which William Marchant holds, together with the said William etc., for which the grantee gives 5 marks and two skirts ... (c. 1200-10.)

Bardulph de Cestreston grants to the church of St. Mary of Cestreston, in frankalmoigne, three acres of arable land of his demesne, lying between Scadewelle and Smaleweye. (c. 1240-50.) .

Illegible charter, indorsed 'C. Amfridi de Oxon de Hyda ... de Cestreston (?)' (c. 1210-20).

John de Nortone grants to Geoffrey de Burton one 'forthendel' of meadow in foremed of Clanefeld. Witnesses. Sir John Mauduit , Sir Robert Mauduit . (c. 1260-70.) .

CLANFIELD. William of Clanefeld , grants to Roger de Stondone the half of a messuage and croft which Walter the weaver held of him, and 3 1/2 acres of land in Clanfield. [Mutilated.] (c. 1240-50.)

CORNWELL. A. de Grai grants to the church of St. Peter of Cornwell, in frankalmoigne, four acres of land in Cumbe near Heanhulle in one field, and in another field four acres towards the way to Kaigham (Kingham), and as much meadow as he has in Sunderham. (c. 1220.) .

COWLEY. Alexander, called the miller of Cowley , confirms ... which Isabella his daughter sold to Henry de Eynesham .... Dated at Couele ... [Mutilated.] (c. 1260-70.) .

William, son of Andrew Amary of Temple Cowley , remits and quitclaims to Thomas de Eleford all his right in certain annual rents and land in Cowley and Iffley. [Much rubbed.] [Apparently a copy; no witnesses.] (c. 1290-1300) .

DEDDINGTON. John , eldest son and heir of John le Say, formerly of Dadinton , remits and quit-claims to John his younger brother, all his right which he has in a tenement and place which William le Sivekere formerly held and had in the village of Hempton in the parish of Dadinton, namely between the tenement of Hugh le Say on the one part, and a tenement of Henry Snelhauek on the other, together with the half of a curtilage and garden and the whole of a meadow in Roysham. (c. 1270-80.) .

Fragment of a deed endorsed 'Obligacio magistri Ad. et Rogeri Giffard pro decem marcis d' Duclinton,' renouncing all legal proceedings in the strongest term. Dated morrow of Ash Wedn. 1269.

DUNSTEW. Stephen de Donestiva grants to Peter, son of Stephen the priest of Orton , two virgates of land in Donestiva with appurtenances, one of which 2 virgates the said Stephen the priest held of the grantor which is of his demesne, together with a messuage near the house of Wimund , paying annually for the same 3s.; and the other virgate that Ailwin held, which the said Stephen gave to Emma mother of Peter, and is now held by the said Peter, paying annually also 3s. For this grant the said Peter gave one mark of silver. (c. 1200.) .

Peter de Shipton, son of Stephen, the priest, of Orton , grants to the church and canons of Oseney, the donation which Ralph de Melkesham made to them of one virgate of land in Donestiwe, which was of the lordship of Stephen Runcin , with a messuage near the house of Wimund de Donestiwe , which land the said Ralph deraigned by a certain assise before Mart. de Pateshall and others, the King's justices at Oxford against the said Peter and Roger Runcin and Henry Ruf[fus] ; paying annually one pair of gloves of the value of one halfpenny. (c. 1225-30.) Henry Ruffus is a witness.

EYNSHAM and HANDBOROUGH. Walter, son and heir of Walter of the New Forest , quit-claims to the church and canons of St. Mary, Oseney, 11s. 3d. annual rent in which they were bound to him for lands, meadows, and tenements, which they have by the gift of William de St. Audoen in the fields of Eynesham and Haneberg', paying annually for him and his heirs to the abbot and convent of Eynesham 5s. Also he grants to the said abbot and convent of Oseney the oak or trunk, and materials for inclosing Coumede in the wood of Eynesham, which he was accustomed to receive from the said abbot and convent of Eynesham, for which oak or trunk, or materials, the aforesaid abbot and convent of Oseney shall acquit him and his heirs to the abbot and convent of Eynesham of a certain annual charge at Christmas of one honest loaf and 4 flagons of beer, and at Easter 4 capons, for all things. For this grant the abbot and convent of Oseney gave 8 marks sterling. (c. 1280-90.) .

FULBROOK. Grant from William, son of Nicholas de Fulebroc , to the church of Oseney ... arable land below Selesa... 2 acres ... Alice relict ... on the south, &c. [Fragment.] (c. 1240-50.) .

FULEWELL. Robert, son of Herbert de Fulewell , grants to Agnes, the daughter of Allelm, lord of Fulewell , one virgate of land in Fulewell for ever, for which she gave him twenty shillings. (c. 1210-20.) (Hunfrid de Seovile, a witness, living in 1215.)

GARSINGTON. Roger, son of Hugh Choche of Gersindon , confirms to the canon of Oseney, in frankalmoigne, the donation which John of the infirmary of Oseney made to the same church and canons, of 6 1/2 acres of land in the fields of Gersindon; paying annually two pence. (c. 1240-50.) .