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Chalgrove. Letters patent of Edward I granting the advowson of Chalgrove to the abbey of Thame, for the support of the 6 monks there, and that they may pray daily for the soul of Piers Gaveston, Earl of Cornwall, who died in the abbey. Given at Wodestok. By writ of P.S. 29 June ⟨1317.⟩

Chalgrove. Letters patent of Walter, archbishop of Canterbury , inspecting letters of ⟨23 April⟩ 1320.

• (i) John, late bishop of Lincoln , confirming to the Abbot of Thame the church of Chalgrove. Given at Bukedene. [1] May 1319.
• (ii) Henry, the dean, and chapter of Lincoln, inspecting (i). Given at Lincoln. [30] May 1319. Given at Lambeth.

Chalgrove. Confirmation by Walter, abp. of Canterbury , of a sentence pronounced by Master Richard de Hunsingore, official of the archdeacon of Oxford , and dated 5 Kal. April, 1320, against Ralph, rector of Fletmerston at the suit of Thame Abbey concerning tithes coming from the lands of Sir John Neyrunt, kt., and Robert Verney , in Fletmerston, as well as from the lands of Sir William Blount, kt., in the same, all pertaining to the church of Chalgrove. Walter had authorized the official to proceed against Ralph de Stretle , then rector, by letters dated at Selby 2 Kal. March 1309. Given at Lamebeth. ⟨29 June⟩ 1321.

Chalgrove. Inspeximus of an Inspeximus (dated at Nottingham, 31 August 1 Ed. III, ‘sub sigillo quo tunc utebamur’) of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. M. 102. 12 Feb. ⟨1328.⟩

Westwell [Oxon.]. John Lecche of Southrope quit-claims to Robert Murdac of Lomhulle all his right in all the lands and tenements which Robert atte Mulle of Southrope held in Westwelle. Given at Westwelle. 16 April 1345.

Westwell [Oxon.]. John de St. Philibert, knight, grants to William de Edyndone, bishop of Winchester (i) the manor of Westwelle in Oxfordshire, with knights’ fees and park in Etone, and (ii) the manor of Thormartone in Gloucestershire, with the advowson of the church of Thormartone and knights’ fees. Witnesses: John Landels , Walter de Haywode , Thomas de Colshulle , Philip le Parker , John Crooke . Given at Suthwerk. ⟨29 May 1351.⟩

Westwell [Oxon.]. Thomas de Aspale quit-claims to William de Edyndon, bp. of Winchester , all his right in the manors of Westwelle and Thormorton. Witnesses: John Golafre, kt., John de Aluetone , William de Chiltenham , John Laundels , Robert Palet . Given at Southwerke. ⟨8 Feb. 1352.⟩

Westwell [Oxon.]. Margaret, widow of John de St. Philbert, kt. , quit-claims to the same, her right in the same. Witnesses: Sirs Edward de St. John , Bernard Brokas , John de Podenhale , kts., Walter de Haywode , John atte More , Edward Baynard , John Helewys . Given at Basyngg’. 7 April ⟨1359.⟩

Westwell [Oxon.]. John atte Mulle of Southrope, rector of the church of Broughton , grants to John ... and Alice his wife, of Westwelle, that tenement ... and 13 acres of arable land (Boundaries) in the same, which he had of the gift of Matilda Gras , sister of Robert Murdak . Given at Westwelle. Witnesses: John Grosson , Thomas Stowe , Thomas Bacyn , Thomas Torefray , John Bruer . 6 April ⟨1369.⟩

Master Robert of Rypplingham, chancellor of the church of York , has received the church of Preston-in-Craven from Boulton for 3 years from Midsummer, 1317, for a certain sum of money. He has granted it for the same term to William de Geyregrave, vicar of Kyldewyk , Henry de Herdeslawe, vicar of Skypton , and John vicar of Carletone , for 360 marks. The monks have constituted themselves principal debtors for this sum, of which he has received 100 marks, owed them 50 marks, has pardoned 120 marks, and is to receive 80 marks. Given at York. ⟨3 Nov.⟩ 1319.

Carlton.. Seventeenth century transcript of letters of William, abp. of York , endowing the chapel of Carleton which is assessed at 12 marks a year, with a vicarage house, small tithes, and one mark a year. Given at Cawode. ⟨30 June⟩1311.

Kildewyk.. Inspeximus by William, abp. of York , of a charter of John de Lund, prior of Boulton in Craven , assigning to the church of Kyldewyk all portions touching the vicarage except tithes of corn, wool, lambs, and of the mill, dated [9] Feb. 1376 [rectius 1276], and given at Otteley. Given at York. 18 March 1321. Preston.

Kildewyk.. William archbishop of York announces that the vicarage of Preston was instituted by his predecessor, Thomas, and that another assignment was made by the dean and chapter sede vacante (by letters dated at Cawod, [20] Oct. 1307). He inspects letters of (i) John de Londa, prior of Boulton (who with Richard de Ottley , one of the canons, was made proctor of the monastery in this matter, 8 Feb. 1321); (ii) Robert de Spaldyngton, perpetual vicar of Preston . They have submitted their dispute to his decision and he has assigned the following to the vicar: ⟨10 Feb. 1321.⟩ all tithes except (i) those coming from the plough, (ii) the tithe of wool, (iii) the tithe of hay from 6½ oxgangs of glebe land, (iv) the tithe of hay from Raynor de Knoll of Helghfeld’s manor; a capital manse in which the rector used to live, with a garden, common rights, housebote and heybote; 9 oxgangs of land and 9 tofts. The vicar is to bear all ordinary charges; in extraordinary charges the monastery is to pay two parts and the vicar the third. Written by Richard de Snowhulle, notary public. Given at York.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Adam de Sydyerd confirms to John de Ketering a moiety of Vine Hall for the term of his life. The endorsement is 'Indentura de la Vine Hall'. May 14, 1307

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. John de Keteryng sells a moiety of Vine Hall to William de Geytington. The endorsement is 'Carta de la Vinehalle'. Dec. 12, 1323.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. William de Geytynton grants a hall to John de Bybury. Oct. 10, 1331. The deed is endorsed by the scribe 'Carta magistri Willelmi de Geytyntone facta Iohanni de Bybury de aula de Dorksestria'.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. John Tikene quitclaims to Oseney two rents. Sept. 18, 1353.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Oseney consents that St. Frideswide's may acquire in mortmain a messuage and two shops. May 18, 1375.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. John le Sauser sells to John de Hampton a rent of 11s. in the Corvesery. July 3, 1311.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Oseney grants a lease of a shop to Thomas Hampton. Feb. 21, 1399.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Joan de Bedeford owes rent to St. Frideswide's for two shops. Sept. 29-Nov. 20, 1300.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Joan Owayn, widow of Walter de Wycombe, sells to Thomas le Marchal her share of lands and tenements in the parish of St. Michael North. April 30, 1318.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. An exchange of property between William atte Hole and Thomas le Mareschal, scholar. Jan. 19, 1327.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. A copy of an Inquisition 'ad quod dampnum' May 11, 1337.

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. The Prior of the Hospitallers agrees that Oseney may acquire the house of Thomas le Marshal. 21 June 17, 1337.