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BLACK-BOURTON, co. Oxon. Answers of witnesses to interrogatories concerning the tithes belonging to the abbot and convent of Oseney in Bourton. [Temp. Ed. III.] (Mutilated.) .

Indenture witnessing that John Cok., bailiff of the manor of Bourton , is removed from his office, and Nicholas de Hedindon appointed in his place, with a list of things belonging to the abbot and convent of Oseney in the manor of Bourton. Dated 28 Ed. III, Monday on the feast of St. Michael.

Roll of the manor court held at Bourton the Friday next before the feast of St. Valentine, 32 Ed. III. [Mutilated.] .

Indenture between the abbot and convent of Oseney of the one part, and Thomas Long of the other, by which the abbot and convent of Oseney demise to the said Thomas their manor of Bourton near Bampton. Dated Easter, 30 Hen. VI. [An inventory of things belonging to the manor is added on the back.] .

Indenture made between Robert, the abbot, and convent of Oseney and Andrew Meyse of Burton, near Bampton , Joan his wife, and Robert their son, witnesseth that the abbot and convent of Oseney demise their manor and rectory of Burton for 21 years, paying annually for the rectory ... and for the manor 6 marks. Dated on the vigil of All Saints, 20 Henry VII.

Oseney leases its tithes in Bampton to William Hoper, John Forde and John Scoos, the three vicars of Bampton, and receives some tithes in Burton. Aug. 1, 1433.

Account roll, Eton, Haneburgh, Great Barton, Adderbury, Little Tew, Watlington, Burton, Shenston, Claydon, Stone, Ovyng, Hampton [Gay], Weston, Bybury, reeves, &c. c. 1300. (7 ms.; the first and half the second are missing.) Accounts are also rendered under the headings : magister operum, sutor, fulling mill, pittancer, chamberlain, kitchen, infirmary, garden.

Court roll. [Black] Burton. 7 Nov. 28 Ed. I. (1 m.)

Sibford Gower, Turkden, Alrington, Bybury, [Black] Bourton, Cowley with Sandford, Forest Hill, Hampton Gay, Hensindon, Hanborough, and Arncot. Court rolls, April-May, 19 Ed. IV