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Oxford. Letters Patent by which St. Frideswide's is allowed to grant properties to Oseney. Nov. 10, 1388.

Notice to Edward II that for 50 marks he had resigned his claim on the temporal possessions of Osney Abbey during the present vacancy. 14 March 1317.

Nicholas de Derneford knight quitclaims to abbot Thomas of Osney his pension of 40s. 29 June 1344.

Hugh de Plecy confirms the grant of Robert d'Oyly to Oseney. June 8, 1300.

Hook Norton. Confirmation by Hugh de Plessetis of charters of Henry d'Oilly [MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 979; Salter, IV, nos. 21, 92, 192-3 and cf. 85]. 8 June 1300.

Inspeximus by Hugh de Plecy of various Oseney charters. June 8, 1300.

Inspeximus by Hugh de Plecy of various Oseney charters. June 8, 1300.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. A confirmation by Walter, archbishop of Canterbury of the churches appropriated to Oseney. Feb. 12, 1320.

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. A confirmation by Walter, archbishop of Canterbury of the churches appropriated to Oseney. Feb. 12, 1320. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 907.]

Oxford, Collegiate church of St. George. John, bishop of Lincoln confirms the church of St. George etc. to Oseney. Jan. 1350.

An agreement between John, abbot of Oseney and Hugh de Plecy. June 8, 1300.

Licence of Edward III for Osney Abbey to acquire in mortmain lands in Hook Norton and Oxford. 28 Aug. 1333.

Water Eaton. William, son of Robert le Frankelain of Wateretone grants the miller's acres to William de Glorie. c. 1300.

Great Barton. Acquitance by Thomas, abbot of Colchester, for a payment from Osney Abbey, 43 Edw. III.

Great Barton. Acquitance by Simon, abbot of Colchester, for a payment from Osney Abbey, 28 Edw. III.

Licence of Edward III for William Shareshull to give lands in Sandford with Osney Abbey in exchange for lands in Great Barton, Rousham, Sesswell's Barton and Dornford. 15 May 1357.

Rousham. A verdict in the Court of Arches about tithes in Rousham. Dec. 14, 1308.

John le Muleward de Newentone Iuwel grants a messuage in Little Tew to William de Sharehulle. Nov. 19, 1327.

John atte Welle de Stepelastone quitclaims his rights in Little Tew to Oseney. June 14, 1395.

A decision by Richard de Hunsingore, official of the archdeacon of Oxford, in a suit brought by Oseney against John de Horewode, rector of Horspath, for two-thirds of the tithes, great and small, of the ancient demesnes of Horspath. The libellus of the procurator of Oseney is given; the rector had no reply and the verdict was for Oseney. 132(3?).

Henry de Boteley grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in the field of Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). [no date; early 14th century?].

Adam de Wike, rector of Ducklington recognizes the right of Oseney to tithe in Ducklington. July 5, 1309.

An acquittance to Oseney by John Sonde, knight, for the payment of 50s. from the manor of Allryngton, being dos of his wife, Joan, for the term of Easter Last. Andover, May 1, 14 Ric. II (1391).

An inspeximus by John, dean of Lichfield, of a document confirming the church of Shenstone to belong to Oseney. Dated the vigil of the Assumption, 1303.

A verdict about common in Stonnall. Aug. 24, 1304.