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Clapcote. Walter Cirpsse of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to John ate Russche of the same ½ acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ , in Algareforlang, between Edmund de Bereford ’s land on the east and that of Alice Kenelm on the west, reaching from south to north over William de Cornwaille ’s land called Inlond. Witnesses: John Maryot , Robert Butty , Thomas Alayn , William Wrouch , Thomas Oturbourne . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨14 Jan. 1344.⟩

Clapcote. Robert de Croxford and Geoffrey Cheyndut , chaplains, grant to John atte Rysshe of W⟨allingford⟩ and Alice his wife 4 acres of arable land called la Goore, in C⟨lapcote⟩ , of which one acre is forera, between the prior’s land on the east and the land wh. J. and A. his wife have of the gift of R. de C. and G. C., and 3 acres lie together from the said forera to the cross on the way from W⟨allingford⟩ to Abingdon. Witnesses: John Mariot , John of Brictwalton , John Garstone , Reginald le taverner , Thomas of Oterboume , Walter Crys , William Wyte . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨15 Oct. 1344.⟩

Clapcote. William son of William Whicthele of W⟨allingford⟩ , and heir of Joan wife of the said William Whicthele , quit-claims to John atte Rysshe his right in one acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ in Medforlong, between William de Cornewaille ’s land and that late of Reginald de Badecoke , which acre Hawise late the wife of Eustace Paring held in dower. Witnesses: John Mariot , John Garstone , Reginald Taverner , Thomas Alayn , Walter Cripse , William Wrote , Thomas of Oterbourne . Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨17 Jan. 1349.⟩

Clapcote. Alice Horsepathe late the wife of John Horsepathe of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to Alexander de Chelseye, rector of the church of Chynnore , Robert Wolveleghe, vicar of the church of Westhenrerthe , and John de Estbury, junior, 3½ acres of arable land lying together in C⟨lapcote⟩ at the north end of Inlondes de la Ruschecourt. Witnesses: Robert Holte , John James , William Harewelle , Henry Redynges , Robert Boty . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨25 Sept. 1358.⟩

Clapcote. Alice Folyot of W⟨allingford⟩ grants to Alexander of Sholseye rector of the church of Chynnore , Robert Wolvele, vicar of the church of Westhenrerthe , and John son of John of Estbury , 5 acres of arable land late of Roger Badecok, in C⟨lapcote⟩ . Witnesses: Robert Holte, mayor of W⟨allingford⟩ , John James , John Ergtwoltone , William Harewelle , William Arnegate , Thomas Hakeberne . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨25 Jan. 1362.⟩

Clapcote. Alice Horsepathe , late the wife of John Horsepathe of W⟨allingford⟩ grants power of attorney to John Arblaster, clerk, to deliver seisin to [grantees of M. 70] of ½ acre in land of la Russchecourt. ⟨26 May 1366.⟩

Clapcote. Alice Hapselon grants to Cristina James de W⟨allingford⟩ , William Motte , and Elena his wife, one acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ , between the prior’s land on each side. Witnesses: Laurence Hawman , Robert Hapselon , Richard Brouns . ⟨3 Nov. 1406.⟩

Clapcote. William Motte of W⟨allingford⟩ , grants to Thomas Rothewelle , Richard Kene , and William Cayme , one acre of arable land in C⟨lapcote⟩ , in the Overthystellefurlong, the fourth acre from the road called West-bargewaye. Witnesses: John Warfelde, mayor, Lawrence Hawemane , John Bensshef , Richard Colles , William Bodyngtone . Given at C⟨lapcote⟩ . ⟨23 March 1431.⟩

Wallingford and Clapcote. Geoffrey fitz-Edmund grants to Gilbert the marshal a tenement ’in vallo castelli’ of Wallingford, which David his father held before him. Rent: 2/-, but if the rent due from the burgesses of W⟨allingford⟩ to the King, and fixed by King John, shall be pardoned, the rent shall be 6d. Witnesses: John de Wechenholthe, sheriff of Berkshire , Thomas de Munceaus , Richard Morin , Richard de parco , Richard of Brichtewelle , Walter Cotele , James son of Jukell , William sapiens , Robert son of William , Thomas of Witheham , Richard Ferrant . ⟨1204–15.⟩

Holy Trinity, Wallingford. Indenture by which Richard son and heir of John de Louches of Wallingford grants to John le Gr[e]dere of W⟨allingford⟩ one acre of land in Clopcote called Bataylacre, between Osbert of Notele ’s land and that of Robert de Meleburne , extending from the north to the south in la Westwey, for a certain piece of land with buildings in W⟨allingford⟩, in the parish of Holy Trinity, by Corteyslane. Witnesses: Robert of Meleburne , Richard de curru , Osbert of Notele , Henry Ywon , William de Meleburne , Alan of Clopcote , Gilbert of Maundeville , Richard West , William le Feron, clerk. ⟨28 March 1307.⟩

Holy Trinity, Wallingford. William Curteys of Wallingeforde quit-claims to Thomas de Berewyke and Isabella his wife his right in a piece of land reaching in length from the piece which they had of the gift of Joan Curteys his mother in Curteyselane, to the curtilage of the said Joan on the west—7½ feet; and in width from the curtilage of the said Joan on the south to the tenement of Thomas de Horspathe on the north—20 feet, in the parish of Holy Trinity, Wallingford. Witnesses: John Mariot, mayor of W⟨allingford⟩ , Richard de Touches , Simon of Heyworth , and Roger Badecok , aldermen, Thomas Bone , John de Touches , and Robert Boneface . Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨23 July 1318.⟩

St. Peter’s, Wallingford. Robert Freman de Cestria, burgess of Wallingford , grants to Henry le Bacheler of Basyng’ and Agnes his wife, for 20/- the messuage which he had of the gift of Stephen de Stallis , lying between the messuage of William de Stallis, chaplain, and that of Ernald Boneface , in the parish of St. Peter’s, Wallingford, 22 feet in width: in length it stretches from the highroad to the outer barbican of the castle ditch. Rent: (i) to the sacristan of Holy Trinity, Wallingford, 3/1, and (ii) to the fee farm of the borough 2/-, and (iii) to the heirs of Stephen de Stallis a pound of cummin. Witnesses: Thomas de Chausee, mayor of W⟨allingford⟩ , William of Muleburne , Richard of ...ham, Henry of Hastings , and John le Gredere , bailiffs. Given at W⟨allingford⟩ . ⟨20 March 1294.⟩

Thomas Wolsey by a fine grants to his College (i) the manors of Wallyngford, Westhenreth and Clopcote and 30 messuages, 1000 acres of land, 60 acres of meadow, 200 acres of pasture, 50 acres of wood, 500 acres of fields and £30 rent in W⟨allyngford⟩ , W⟨esthenreth⟩ , and C⟨lopcote⟩ , and Conyngton, Kerswelle, Bucklond, Southmorton, Ardyngton, Sotwelle, Brightwelle, Huddisbuddes, North Morton, Aston Torald, and Mulford [Aston Tirrold and Moulsford]; and the advowsons of Westhenreth and S. Mary’s Wallingford; (ii) the manors of Wyng and Swanburn [Bucks] 200 acres of land, 300 acres of pasture, 60 acres of meadow, 60 acres of wood, 200 acres of fields and £6 rent in W. and S. and the advowson of W.; (iii) the manor of Chalkford [in Aston Rowant, Oxon.], 2 water-mills, 20 messuages, 500 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture, 50 acres of meadow, 60 acres of wood, 200 acres of fields and £20 rent in C., Aston Rowant, Stoken-church, Northstoke, Besyngton, Chynnor, Oxford, Brightwelle, Watlyngton, Rytherfeld Pyppard [Rotherfield Peppard], Hudders-buddys, Coxham, Helcombe, Bensyngton, Chalford, Stanlake, Chalgrave, Stokebasset, Newenham, Mapylle Derhame, Henley, Wynhale, Crowmershe, Nettlebed and Nuffeld, and the advowsons of Chynnor, Garsyngton and Aston Rowant, and the chapel of Stokenchurch. ⟨18 Nov. 1528.⟩

1594. ‘A note of the white game belonginge unto the Collegge of Christ Church in the Universitie of Oxford, which have been found this yeare 1594 at the Swan Uppinge time, And what broodes there are of the same and where they doe lye.’ There were 17 old swans: 4 at the high Bridge at Stanton; one each at Stanton Moor, Bynssy church, Broadford, Sandford, Abingdon, Sutton, Sparsy Bridge, Ycfley Mill, Ottmoor, Ruely Lock, Wytam Streeme, Hincksy Mill, and another at Abingdon: also 9 cygnetts.

David, son of Gilbert Mareschal de Stokenecherche grants to Oseney 8s. 1d. from his various lands in Wallingford. c. 1240.

An inspeximus by N. de Hehham, archdeacon of Oxford, of a grant made to Oseney by Richard the bishop and chapter of Salisbury of lands in Erdintona, Harewelle, Ledecumbe and Eflintona. Issued at Oxford on the day of St. Vitalis, 1279.

Turstanus Basset grants to Oseney land (placia) in Ledecumbe. before Feb. 1222.

Hugh, abbot and convent of Abingdon grant to Clement, abbot and convent of Oseney a well called Reuemorewelle in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). 1205-21.

Henry son and heir of Roger de Bottele grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). called 'Reue Mores Well' [no date].

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?].

William de Museleya and Iohanna de Boteleye, his wife, quitclaim to Oseney any claim they might have conserning a well called Revemoreswelle in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). [no date]

Carta Rogeri de Mortuo-Mari, militis, remittens Roberto de Burgate, abbati, et monachis de Rading omnimodam sectam faciendam ad curiam suam de Stratfeuld pro terris, etc. in Bergefeld; cum sigillo. Dat. Stratfeuld, 15 kal. Maii, 1373.

SHAW. Copy of a roll in the custody of the remembrancer of the Exchequer, 41 Ed. III, being a survey in pursuance of a writ to William de Wukeham and others, dated at Weston, 10 Oct. an. xxxv of all the demesne lands and tenements in Shawe, which the King had by the gift and feoffment of Master William de Polmorna . Temp. Hen. VIII.

WALLINGFORD (Honor of, etc.). Roll (heading gone), being an extent of the lands, tenements, etc. in divers counties, belonging to the deceased Edmund earl of Cornwall, lord of the honors of St. Walery and Wallingford, etc., etc.; amounting in value to £2610 118s. 2d. and of the advowsons of churches and priories in his gift, amounting to £527 13s. 4d. on the .... of money etc., in possession of a testator deceased. (c. 1301.) [Olim 8589, 127, Wood.]

WALTHAM (White). Table of yearly wages due to the parish clerk of White Waltham, for the year 1662, being a list of parishioners paying for the ost part four pence each.