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OXFORD. Fine levied at Westminster, Easter ... between Henry son of William le ... and Richard his brother of one part, and Eustace de Wallingford and Emma his wife of the other, concerning a messuage in Oxford. (c. 1300.) [Partly obliterated.]

NEWNHAM-MURREN. John Gredere of Wallingford grants to Thomas de Radelee and Alice his wife and John their son one acre in two pieces of land in the fields of Nywenham near Craumerssche in 'Merssche forlang' near land of Hospital of B. M. Magd. [Mutilated.] Dated at ... Easter Sunday ... of King Edward the son of Henry

Richard de Chaddesleye and Thomas de Knokyn appointed by Walter, archbishop of Canterbury , to visit the archdeaconry of Oxford, certify that they have examined the privileges, muniments and other instruments of the prior and convent of Wallingford, concerning the appropriation of the church of Aston, a pension of 100s. from the church of Gersingdon, 7s. from the church of Chinnor, a portion of the tithe of Mongewell estimated at one mark, and l0s. from Tonfeld. Dated at Bampton, 9 Kal. April, 1319.

SHABBINGTON, ASTON ROWANT, STOKENCHURCH, and GARSINGTON. Walter, archbishop of Canterbury , confirms to the prior and convent of Wallingford the appropriation of the churches of Shobyndon and Aston Rowant with the chapel of Stokenchurch, together with a pension of 100s. from Garsington church, etc., with certain tithes therein named. Dated at Missenden, the Ides of April, 1320.

Alice , who was the wife of Thomas de Radele , quit-claims to John le Pa... of Abingdon all her right in two pieces of arable land lying in the fields of Nywenham near Crowmersh. Dated at Wallingford the Friday in the feast of St. Bennet the abbot, 11 Ed. III.

William Heron, the prior, and convent of Wallingford, with the assent of Thomas, the abbot of St. Alban's , demise to Nicholas Heron and Nicholas his son, for 100s., the whole of a messuage and land in Chalkford for their lives, at an annual rent of 8s. Dated at Wallingford the Sunday next after the feast of SS. Philip and James, 32 Ed. III.

Indenture made between the prior and convent of Wallingford of the one part, and the lady Alianor Rohant of the other, witnesseth that whereas the lady Alianor is bound to the said prior and convent in £100 by bond, they grant for themselves and successors that if the said lady Alianor, Simon parson of Adwell , and John Joye parson of Stoke Talemach , to whom the manor of Chalkford had been demised by indenture, shall observe the conditions contained in the said indenture, then the said bond to be void. Dated at Wallingford the Sunday in the feast of St. Luke the evangelist, 34 Ed. III.

CHALKFORD, CHINNOR, STOKENCHURCH, etc. Indenture made between William de Stevyngton, the prior, and convent of Wallingford of the one part, and the lady Alianor Rohant , Simon parson of Adwell , and Thomas Osgar, clerk, of the other, witnesseth that the said prior and convent demise to the said lady Alianor and others the manor of Chalkford, together with view of frankpledge there, and all lands and tenements, rents and services, which the same prior and convent have in Chinnore, Wilnehale, Kyngeston, and Henton, together with view of frankpledge in Chinnore, and with the tithes of the church of Aston Rohant with all its members, reserving nevertheless to the said prior and convent the whole of the hay of the manor of Aston and a meadow called 'blake' if the said prior and convent have flocks and lambs there, and not otherwise: the tithes of the chapel of Stokenchurch, the wood of Chalkford with a croft adjacent, and the presentations and pensions of the church of Chinnore and the vicarage of Aston excepted; to hold the same for their lives at an annual rent of £60. Dated at Wallingford the Wednesday on the morrow of St. Michael, 34 Ed. III.

GARSINGTON. Indenture by which William, the prior, and convent of Wallingford, in consideration of the payment of certain sums of money and an annual rent by Robert Dalton, parson of Garsingdon , covenant not to prosecute or recover upon a judgment obtained in the King's court against the said Robert Dalton for £105. Dated at Wallingford, 12 Sept., 43 Ed. III.

St. Mary the Greater, Wallingford. John Teytfott of London grants to Alice Foliot of W⟨allingford⟩ two messuages in S. Mary the Greater, Wallingford, a curtilage in Canecroft, and 2½ acres of land in Croozmersche Giffard (Oxon.). Witnesses: Richard ate Felde, mayor, John James , William Harewelle , William Spoute (?), Alexander Job . Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨17 June 1371.⟩

Ravenstone. Joane Adecok , widow of Roger Ingelberd of Northampton , grants to John le Masun of R⟨avenstone⟩ clerk, one acre of arable land ... Weston at ’Le Smale hegges,’ near the abbot of Lavenden’s land. Witnesses: Henry le spicer of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Nicholas le […] of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Philip Alurich of R⟨avenstone⟩ , Robert Alewey of R⟨avenstone⟩ . Given at R⟨avenstone⟩ . [Mutilated.] ⟨1 Nov. 1337.⟩

Ravenstone. William of Haregrave of Stoke Goldington, chaplain, grants to R⟨avenstone⟩ all his inheritance in Stoke, Ikelee, Pyddington and Weston, with a messuage and 30 acres of land which he had of the gift of Nicholas the smith of R⟨avenstone⟩ . Witnesses: Thomas de Rayms , Simon Northwich , William de Nowers , Roger ..., ... son of John, Robert Alewey ... Given at Stoke Goldington. ⟨14 Aug. 1350.⟩

Drayton. John Scop in the new land of D⟨aventry⟩ , grants to Matilda and Emma his sisters all right he might have hereditarily in land which fell to Richard Scop in D⟨aventry⟩ , and a messuage by John of Knoston ’s ‘placea’. Witnesses: John fitz-Philip , Simon de aula , Thomas de pistrina , Thomas le ..., John Godchep . ⟨c. 1300–20.⟩

Drayton. John of Knoston in D⟨aventry⟩ and Lecia his wife grant to Thomas de Falusle for a sum of money a certain part of their ’placeta’, i.e. their chief house in D⟨aventry⟩ , which extends from their doors unto Thomas’s house and is in breadth from the highway towards their court 24 feet. Given at D⟨aventry⟩ . Witnesses: Thomas le Barkere , John Scop , Robert ..., ...le, Godefrey de spineto . Monday before … 22 Ed⟨ ….⟩

Drayton. John Bere son and heir of the late John Bere of D⟨aventry⟩ grants to Roger the marshal of the same and Agnes his wife ½ acre of arable land in the south field of Drayton, lying above Crondonsichefurlong, between John of Knoston ’s land and that which Walter Coleman held in villainage. Witnesses: Sir John fitz-Philip of D⟨aventry⟩ , John Neel of the same, Simon Baudewyne of the same, John Scoph of the same, Geoffrey de aula of the same, Thomas le Barkere of the same, ...de Buckeby, clerk. ⟨28 June 1308.⟩

Drayton. John de Knostone in D⟨aventry⟩ , grants to Geoffrey son of the late Simon Adam of D⟨aventry⟩ , for a certain sum of money—arable land in the north field of Drayton. Given at D⟨aventry⟩ . Witnesses: Simon de gh..., Robert Simond , Geoffrey de aula , John [Her]berd , Walter de Buckeby in D⟨aventry⟩ . ⟨17 Dec. 1316.⟩

Drayton. Simon de Crek of D⟨aventry⟩ and Sarra his wife, late the daughter of John Paynel , grant to Sir William Snow , chaplain 4 strips in the east field of D⟨aventry⟩ [as in D. 6, no. ii, part (i)]. Given at D⟨aventry⟩ . Witnesses: John de pistrino , William de pistrino , Simon de Newebolde , John Albord , Robert Simonde , Geoffrey le portere of Draytone , William de aula . 13 Dec. 1324. [MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. D. 6, no. xiv is a transcript.]

Drayton. Henry Lodbroch of D⟨aventry⟩ sells to Peter, prior, &c., of D⟨aventry⟩ , all his goods movable and immovable in Drayton. Witnesses: Geoffrey Gamel , John Adam , William le Wyte , Geoffrey le Rede , John le Werour of Drayton. ⟨c. 1310-20.⟩

Drayton. Roger son of Lucy de Baddeby in D⟨aventry⟩ quit-claims to Roger Mareshal of D⟨aventry⟩ and Agnes his wife, for a certain sum of money all his right in ½ acre of arable land in the north field of Drayton, behind the hill by the land which Geoffrey son of Ralph held in villainage. Given at D⟨aventry⟩ . Witnesses: Michael de ..., .... John Scoph , Nicholas Colle (?), John le Barkere of D⟨aventry⟩ . ⟨25 March 1316.⟩

SANDFORD, NEWNHAM, LITTLEMORE, and IFFLEY. John Laurence de la More quit-claims to Ralph, son of William de Saunforde , and Agnes, his wife, all the right which he has in three messuages, two carucates of land, and 12s. rent in Saunford, Newenham, Lutlemor, and Zistele, together with the reversion of the tenements held by Joan , wife of Ralph de Saunford , by the name of dower. Dated at Saunford the Friday-next after the feast of St. Barnabas, 5 Ed. II.

Matilda de Rye, prioress, and the convent of Littlemor, grant to John de Bybury , a certain shop in Oxford in the 'Cordewanaria,' between a tenement which was Philip de Ew 's, on the north, and a tenement of the said John's on the south, to hold the same for his life. Dated at Littlemor, 29 March, 16 Ed. III.

Prioress and convent of Littlemore grant to Michael de Cornubia , and Frideswide his wife, one shop in Oxford, in the parish of All Saints, situated near the lane of St. Edward's on the west, and a tenement of the prior and convent of St. Frideswide on the east. Dated at Oxford the Wednesday on the feast of the apostles SS. Philip and James, 26 Ed. III. [In duplicate.] .

CHALGRAVE, Oxon. Mutilated record of the differences and suits between the abbey and convent of Thame as appropriators of the church of Chalgrave, and Ralph de Stretle, rector of Fleetmarston , concerning the tithes payable out of the rectory of Fleetmarston to the rector of Chalgrave. Dated at Lamehuth [i.e. Lambeth], 3 Ides July, 1321. (In 2 pieces.) .

OXFORD (St. Martin). Charter by which Geoffrey, son of Geoffrey the mercer , grants to Richard a shop situated in the parish of St. Martin, Oxford. Witnesses ... mayor, William de Burchester and Richard de Waleden , bailiffs. (1304-05.) [Mutilated.]