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An indenture made between master Walter Lyhert , clerk, of one part, and William Godfray of Oxford and Margaret his wife, of the other part, witnesseth that the said Walter demises to William and Margaret a garden lying to the north of the castle of Oxford, in Irisshemannestrete, in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr and the suburb of Oxford, with a small water course extending from the Thames there to the castle ditch, for their lives, at an annual payment of 4d. Dated 28 July, 22 Henry VI.

OXFORD. John, the abbot, and convent of Malmesbury confirm to the prior and convent of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, a certain parcel in Oxford near Stokwelle strete in perpetuity, being a house or chamber built by the said priory with two studies ("studis") annexed, reserving the right of passage for the feeding flocks and cattle for the meadow called Longspoot. Dated at Malmesbury, 20 May, 1472.

Oxford, St. Giles parish. William Irmonger and his wife grant to William Berwghdone a messuage in Stockwell Street. Apr. 20, 1410.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Richard Suarstone quitclaims to William Colton a garden in Stockwell Street. Aug. 1, 1407.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Thomas Goodfelawe grants a garden in Irishman's Street to Hugh Cok. Mar. 15, 1407.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Quitclaim by Thomas Goodfelawe to Hugh Cok of a garden in Irishman's Street [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860]. At Windsor, 11 Henry IV [no date].

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Quitclaim by Thomas Goodfelawe to Hugh Cok of a garden in Irishman's Street [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860]. At Windsor, 11 Henry IV [no date]. [Another copy (draft?) of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860A.]