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Charter by which ... grants to the prioress and nuns of Littlemore one mark of annual rent in frankalmoigne, for the health of his soul, arising annually out of a tenement in the 'Aurifabria' in the parish of All Saints, inhabited by Richard the goldsmith . Witnesses. Geoffrey de Henxeie and John Padi , provosts of Oxford. [c. 1230-40] [A fragment.] .

Prioress and convent of Littlemore grant to Michael de Cornubia , and Frideswide his wife, one shop in Oxford, in the parish of All Saints, situated near the lane of St. Edward's on the west, and a tenement of the prior and convent of St. Frideswide on the east. Dated at Oxford the Wednesday on the feast of the apostles SS. Philip and James, 26 Ed. III. [In duplicate.] .

OXFORD (All Saints). Simon, the prior, and convent of St. Frideswide, grant to John Padi and his heirs the land which was Tholomei's in the parish of All Saints, situated between the land of Walter the miller and the cemetery of All Saints, at an annual rent of 4s. For this grant the said John gave 3 marks of silver. Witness. Philip the miller . (Simon, prior, 1210-1227.)

Deed by which John Underhill, the rector, and the fellows of Lincoln appoint Anthony Hartley, M.A., and Anthony Wyllyams their attornies to receive possession of the Maidenhead Inn and another tenement in All Saints' parish, Oxford. Dated 17 day of May, 22 Q. Elizabeth.

OXFORD (St. Edward, All Saints, and St. Mary the Virgin). Quitclaim of Nicholas ... to Ralph ... of a tenement in St. Edward's parish, of a messuage in All Saints', and of one in the parish of St. Mary the virgin. (c. 1300.) Witn. John de Ew, mayor, etc. [Fragment.] .

Memorandum of the bequest or gift of sir Roger de Marton of three messuages, 16 shops, 2 solars, 1 celar, and 5 acres 3 roods of meadow, to the abbot and convent of Oseney, in the parishes of St. Peter in the east, All Saints, St. Martin, and St. Michael's north, with particulars of the same. (c. 1350).

Fragment of a rent roll for the city of Oxford, containing the parishes of St. Edward, All Saints, St. Martin's, and St. Peter le Bailey. (c. 1300.) .

Fragment of a rent roll, All Saints' parish only. (c. 1400.) .

Oxford, St. Martin’s Memorandum, in English, of an agreement made 24 September 1 Ric. III. at Oxford in the presence of William Waynflete, bp. of Winchester, between St. F. and Magdalen College. The Priory is to pay (i) 2/2 rent for a messuage and curtilage lying by the East gate by the Priory gate, (ii) 2/- rent for a ‘way’ towards the ground of St. F. (iii) 2/- rent for a stair between two shops in St. Martin’s parish, (iv) 2/- for repairs to a tenement of the prior ‘beside the Carfax, the College having lost 10 years’ profit from it. (v) 8/8 rent for a house by the town wall in the parish of St. Ebbe. The College is to pay (i) 5/8 rent for a house called Swynebrok, late Thomas Hall’s house in the parish of Allhallows. (ii) 5/8 for a hall called Yng Hall in St. Mary’s parish. (iii) 3/5 for a house in the parish of St. Michael in the south. (iv) 8/8 for a house on the north side of the church in the parish of Allhallows. (v) 3/4 for a house by a way leading from the high road to a grange of the priory. (vi) 76/8 for the price of timber cut and carried off thence by the College. (vii) (sum not stated) for timber, faggots, stones, and lime, witheld by the College from the first foundation unto this time. An exchange was made for a house in St. Ebbe’s against the west side of the churchyard on the north side of the street leading to Frideswide Hall, for a piece of land in St. John’s at the east end of Crope lane. The College are to have a house belonging to the Priory above the College tenement on the north side of Carfax, for which the Priory are to have the whole fishing in the Cherwell from the East bridge to the King’s Mill, leaving to the College their right of free passage. The College are to see that no trees overhang on their side that might hinder river traffic or fishing. The priory hold a house and garden in St. Ebbe’s by exchange for a garden in Cat Street, which Lucy Glover (and now John Asshendon Glover) held, and for a little garden that Richard Leke holds. This indenture is not to be prejudicial to the priory’s right to a quit-rent from a house called ‘Feyre Yeomannys Housse’ in St. Mary Magdalen’s. The College have returned the day of the delivery of this indenture a bond of £40 in which the Priory was bound to them. 24 Sept. ⟨1483.⟩

Oxford, All Saints William Rok quit-claims to St. F. two selds near St. Edward’s lane. Witnesses: Peter son of Thorold, mayor, Laurence With, Hugh Faue, reeves, Thomas Verer, Walter the goldsmith, Laurence Rufus, Pentecost, Laurence son of Ralph, Vincent le Taliur, William le Seintur, Henry Hynge, William of Winchester, John le Wichy ..., Alured le Spicer, Jordan the clerk. ⟨1241.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Christina Pady, with the consent of Jordan Rasi, her husband, grants two messuages and four selds to St. F. Witnesses: Peter son of Thorold, mayor, Hugh Faue and Adam Crust, reeves, Geoffrey of Stokwell, Walter, Laurence Rufus, Pentecost, Walter the goldsmith, Hugh Kepheharm, Jordan the clerk, Ralph de celario, Hugh of Hakeburne, Stephen Biscop, Henry Hinge, Adam Disce. ⟨1236 or 1243.⟩

Oxford, All Saints John the goldsmith, son of John Sewy , confirms to St. F. John Kepeharm’s gifts. Witnesses: Philip of Eu, mayor, Andrew of Pirie, John of Coleshulle, bailiffs, John of Eu, Nicholas the goldsmith, Thomas of Sowi, Adam de Spaldinge , John the goldsmith, Ralph de Cokeswelle. ⟨1296–97.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Peter son of John grants to St. F. a rent of 3/-. Witnesses: Thomas son of Edwin, mayor, Philip the miller, Richard of Stockwell, Geoffrey his brother, Benedict Kepheharm, Alured Hareng, Laurence Haligode, Richard son of Henry, Thomas son of Nigel the dean, Saher the clerk, Reginald the marshal, Ralph de cellario. ⟨c. 1225.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Hawise, daughter of Alfric and Edith his wife, and her sons grant to Laurence Kepeharm the land late of Wiardus. Witnesses: Henry son of Simon, Peter son of Gaufr’, Thomas son of Eilric, Adam Rufus, Mauger Vinetero, Gilbert son of Burewald, Roger son of Sewi, Adam Vineter, Anketil de ponte Australi, Gregory the mercer, Philip son of Robert the miller, Robert son of Owein , Thomas son of Ralph , Laurence his brother. ⟨c. 1200–9.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Henry Inge grants to St. F. 12d. in rents, for the maintenance of a lamp in the chapel of St. Lucy. Witnesses: Nicholas of Kingeston, mayor, William of Ho, John Pady, reeves, Adam Feteplace, Walter the goldsmith, Geoffrey the goldsmith, Richard son of Nicholas, Andrew of Durham, Philip of Ho, John of Ho, Roger le Sauser, Robert the clerk. ⟨1261.⟩

Oxford, All Saints John Pille grants to master Roger of Burwaldescote half a messuage, between the land late of Thomas son of Henry and Adam of Pirie. Witnesses: Sir William Hay, then Sheriff of Oxford and keeper of the same, Geoffrey of Stokwell, Philip the miller, Peter son of Thorold, Laurence Wich and Hugh Faue reeves, Adam Feteplace, John Seuri, Thomas son of Walter, Hugh Harding, Adam Cruste, Walter the goldsmith, Richard the goldsmith, Laurence son of Ralph, Thomas son of Henry, William of Winchester, Alured le specer, William of O, John of Petitpund, William of Mildecumbe. ⟨1241.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Henry Fitz-Henry to the same ⟨master Roger of Burwaldescote⟩. Conveyance of the other half of the same messuage. ⟨See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. F. 70.⟩ Witnesses: Sir William Hay, then Sheriff of Oxford and keeper of the same, Geoffrey of Stokwell, Philip the miller, Peter son of Thorold, Laurence Wich and Hugh Faue reeves, Adam Feteplace, John Seuri, Thomas son of Walter, Hugh Harding, Adam Cruste, Walter the goldsmith, Richard the goldsmith, Laurence son of Ralph, Thomas son of Henry, William of Winchester, Alured le specer, William of O, John of Petitpund, William of Mildecumbe. ⟨1241.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Roger of Burwaldescote grants to St. F. all his property in the parish, to provide a Chaplain to say mass daily for his soul, and to feed fifty poor people annually. Witnesses: Sir Gilbert de Prestune, the King’s Justice, Masters Nicholas Tessur and Richard de Kirkham, William de Ledecumbe, Official of the Archdeacon of Berkshire, Richard de Schepene , executors of William of Winchester’s will, Alured the spicer, Thomas specier’, Henry Hinge, John de Wicumbe, Richard de Labere, Ralph Cokewald. [Torn.] ⟨1267.⟩

Oxford, All Saints Royal licence for the conveyance ⟨of the advowson of the Churches of All Saints and St. Mildred, with other property connected therewith by Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide to the Bishop of Lincoln.⟩. 1327, Sept. 12 [Torn.]

Oxford, All Saints Another copy. ⟨See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. F. 73.⟩ [partly obliterated]. ⟨1327, Sept. 12⟩

Oxford, All Saints Will of John Peggy, of Oxford, burgess and cordwainer. [Torn.] 1349, ⟨April 25.⟩

Oxford, St. Mildred's parish. An agreement between Oseney and the churchwardens of All Saints about a common wall. Mich. 1265-Mich. 1266.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Oseney confirms five properties to John Kepeharm and his wife at a rent of 46s. 3d., but if they have no child, all will revert to Oseney. c. 1200. [Both halves of the cirographum are preserved, and they fit together. See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 320A]

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Oseney confirms five properties to John Kepeharm and his wife at a rent of 46s. 3d., but if they have no child, all will revert to Oseney. c. 1200. [Both halves of the cirographum are preserved, and they fit together. See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 320]

Oxford, All Saints' parish. John Sewy, heir of John Kepeharm, quitclaims the tenements between John Bernard and William Wakeman. Prob. Mich. 1231-Mich. 1232.