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The first part of the roll of the account of brother John ... chief cook, and collector of the rents in Oxford , from Mich. 12 Rich. II, to Mich. 13 Rich. II., [1389].

Fragment of a rent roll, containing part of the parishes of St. Michael, north, and St. Mildred. Temp. Hen. IV.

Part of a rent roll, containing the rents from St. Peter in the East, St. John, St. Edward, All Saints,St. Martin, and St. George, with names. Temp. Hen. IV.

Rent roll, part of, containing rents from the parishes of St. Peter le Bailey, St. Ebbe, St. Aldate, St. Michael South, St. Giles, St. Mary Magdalen, and St. George, with names. Temp. Hen. IV. [Mutilated.] .

Fragment of a rent roll containing the rents from the parishes of St. Mary the Virgin (part of), St. Peter in the east, St. John, and St. Edward, with names. [Temp. Hen. IV] .

Part of a rent roll in the parishes of St. Mildred, St. Mary the Virgin, St. Peter in the east, St. Martin, St. Peter le bailey, St. Ebbe, St. Aldate, St. Michael South, St. George, and St. John. Temp. Hen. IV.

Fragment of a rent roll, in St. Mary the Virgin, St. Peter in the east, St. John, St. Edward, All Saints, St. Martin, and St. Peter le bailey. Temp. Rich. II (?). [In large part effaced.] .

Part of a rent roll in the parishes of St. Michael's north, St. Mildred, St. Mary the Virgin, St. Peter in the east, showing increase or decrease of rents "hoc anno". [Temp. Rich. II ?] [In great part obliterated.] .

Fragment of a roll, within the parishes of St. Peter in the east, St. John, St. Edward, All Saints, St. Martin, St. Peter le bailey, St. Ebbe, St. Aldate, St. Giles, St. Mary Magdalen, and St. Thomas. Temp. Hen. IV.

Fragment of a roll containing payments for quit-rents and for repairs in the parishes of St. Mary the Virgin, St. Peter in the east, All Saints, St. John, St. Edward, and St. Peter le bailey. Temp. Hen. IV.

Fragment of a rent roll of the city of Oxford, much mutilated, containing the parishes of St. Mary the Virgin, and St. Peter in the east, St. John, St. Edward, and St. Thomas, with quit-rents. Temp. Edw. III or Rich. II.

Fragment of a roll of rents and payments within the city of Oxford. [21 Rich. II] .

Fragment of a rent roll in the city of Oxford, viz. for the parishes of St. Peter in the East, St. John, and St. Edward. [Temp. Ed. II.] .

Translation, made temp. Hen. VIII, of the award of John [Bokyngham] the bishop of Lincoln for settling the differences between the abbot and convent of Oseney and the city of Oxford, touching the extent of their franchises in the isle of Oseney. Dated at London, 22 Feb., 50 Ed. III.

Fragment of an inquisition taken 47 Ed. III, to enquire by what right the abbot and convent of Oseney diverted half of the water of the river Thames, called the Bakwater, from the King's mill. [In part effaced.] .

Account roll, Stow, Dodeford, and Langeport. — — [temp. Ed. III.] (1 m.)

Little Tew, Great Barton, Barton Odo, Sandford, Rowsham, Dunstew, Sibford Gower, Hooknorton, and Adderbury. 15 Ed. III. (1 m.)

Upton Forest Hill, Waterperry, Thornby, Ledhall, Draycot. Court roll. 33-34 Ed. III. [Partly effaced by damp.] (1 m.)

Walton, Worton, Twenty Acre, Cowley, Sandford, and Bruggesete. 14 Ed. III. [Mutilated and in large part effaced.] (1 m.)

Account roll, Watlington. Andrew of Messindon , bailiff. 34 Ed. I. (1 m.)

Account roll, Watlington. Simon of Couele , sergeant (a view of account). Mich.—13 Ed. III. (1 21 Dec. m.)

Weston, Arncot, Ardley, Chesterton, and Hampton Gay. 14-15 Ed. III. (1 m.)

HALES-OWEN (Abbey of). Inrolment of six charters relating to the possessions of the abbey in Horborne. [Written temp. Ed. I.] .

(a) John de Theshale grants to Richard de Egebaston and Emma his wife, and the heirs of the said Richard, all the lands and tenements which he has and holds in the village of Horborne; for this grant the said Richard and Emma gave £55 sterling. Dated at Horborn, St. Valerian's day, 33 Ed. I.

(b) Nicholas, the abbot, and convent of Hales Oweyn grant to John, son of Adam de Theshale , and his heirs, for his service and half a mark of silver, one plot of land in their waste of Horburn lying between the land of the said John and the way which leads from Radeunall towards Longeforlong, and extends to the way which leads from Weleye towards Smethewik, for an annual payment of 2d.

(c) Nicholas, the abbot, and convent of Hales Owayn grant to John, son of Adam de Teshale , a certain plot of land called Bradeheth in Horburn, lying between the two ways which extend from Radewalle towards the church of Horeburn, and on the other part towards Burmingeham, at an annual rent of 4d.

(d) Nicholas, the abbot, and convent of Hales Oweyn grant to John, son of Adam de Theshale , one plot of land called 'le Merx' in Horeborn, lying near the land of Adam de Longforlong and John le Prestes , between the way leading from Weleye towards Burmingham, and between the way leading from Radennalle towards the church of Horborn; paying annually one halfpenny.

(e) Nicholas, the abbot, and convent of Hales Owayn grant to John, son of Adam de Teshale , for his homage and service and for six marks of silver, two plots of land in their waste of Horborn, namely one plot lying near Muchelhay which is called Honteresleye, and one other plot called Bradeheth lying between the land of William Bogings and the way which leads from Weleye towards Smethewyk, near the way leading from Horborne towards Radewelles.

(f) Martin, the abbot, and convent of Hales Owayn grant to John, son of Adam de Teshale , for his service and for 40s. sterling, one plot of land in their waste of Horeborn which is called Canessithe, to hold the same for an annual rent of 12d.

LILLESHULL (Abbey of). The bead-roll of prayers for the soul of Roger Norreis, abbot of Lilleshulle , containing 180 tituli of religious houses. [Given to Ralph Thoresby, esq., by the rev. Geo. Plaxton, rector of Berwick in Elmet , and mentioned in the Ducatus Leodensis, p. 552, ed. 1715.] [1371-75]

UPTON (Fee of). List of the charters concerning the lands and tenements of John Haines and Anne his wife, of Richard Swaine and Elizabeth his wife, of Robert Rider and Dorothy his wife, of Thomas Shawe and Margaret his wife, lying and being in Moreleys within the fee of Upton under Haughmond, lately the lands and tenements of John Clerke of Edgebaldon , examined, viewed, and diligently compared with the original charters by Roger Kyrckbie, schoolmaster of Wellington and notary-public. [temp. Hen. VIII?] .

(a) Margaret Hull , formerly the wife of Fulk Hull of Isombrudge , grants to Joan wife of Roger Wilde , and Elionor wife of Reginald Clerk , her daughters, all her lands and tenements, meadows and pastures, which she has in the village and fields of Upton under Hamon and in Moreley, paying annually to the said Margaret during her life 10s. Dated at Upton on the feast of St. John the Baptist, 7 Henry VI.

(b) Alice, wife of Roger de Berryton of Upton under Haughmon , grants to Robert her son all her lands and tenements, &c. in Upton under Haughmon and in Moreley. Dated at Upton aforesaid, Monday after the feast of St. Nicholas, 43 Ed. III.

(c) Robert Buryton, esq., of Moreley , grants to Margaret his sister, wife of Fulk Hill of Isombridge , the whole of his messuage with certain land in Upton. Dated at Moreley, 2 Hen. IV.

(d) Reginald Clerke and Elionor his wife grant to Richard Upton, vicar of Highe Ercalle , all his lands, tenements, &c. in the fee of Upton under Haughmond, to hold the same during his life, and after his decease to the heirs of Reginald and Elionor lawfully begotten. Dated at Moreley, 8 May, 9 Henry VI.

(e) Richard Upton, vicar of Great Ercalle , quit-claims to Reginald Clerke and Elianor his wife all his right in all lands and tenements within the lordship of Moreley under Haughmond, for the term of their life, and after their death to remain to William their son, and his heirs lawfully begotten. Dated at Ercall aforesaid, 24 May, 13 Hen. VI.

(f) John Clerke of Edgebaldon, in the parish of Shawburye , grants to William Wynshurste of Bishburye, in the county of Stafford , and Roger Langeley of Madeley , his fourth part of pasture land with appurtenances in Upton under Haughmon, near Ravenswoode and near Whitonsfelde. Dated at Upton aforesaid, 26 June, 6 Henry VIII.

(g) John Wyelde of Ardeston grants to William Clerke of Edgebaldon all the lands, &c. which he has within the lordship of Upton under Haughmond and Moreley, to hold the same by the payment of one red rose at the feast of St. John the Baptist , if demanded. Dated at Moreley the day before the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 15 Ed. IV.

(h) Richard Dicher, senior, late of Edgebaldon, yeoman, quit-claims to Elen Clerke all his right in the pastures called Moreleys, near Ravenswoode. Dated 2 March, 26 Hen. VIII.

(i) Indenture made at Upton, 6 June, 12 Hen. VII, between John Clerke of Edgebaldon on the one part, and Richard Upton of Upton under Haughmond of the other, being a lease of the said John's part of Morleys to the said Richard for five years, at a yearly rent of 20s. English