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OXFORD (St. Clement). Walter de Cherlton grants to the church and canons of St. Frideswide, in frankalmoigne, that land, with appurtenances, which he held of them, and for which he was accustomed to pay annually 10d., in the parish of St. Clement, between the land of the Templars, which he held of the Templars, and the land of Richard and Thomas Franckll '. Witness. Adam Feteplace, then mayor of Oxford . (c. 1250-60.)

John de Wodestok and Lucy his wife quit-claim for ever to Thomas, son of Adam de Huntindon , and his heirs, all their right in that place and half an acre of land with appurtenances, and the growing crop, which lies in Bruggesete, between the land of Robert Aunifrey on the one part, and the land of Richard Herin on the other part, in Bruggesete, in the parish of St. Clement, without the east gate of Oxford, (c. 1270-80.)

Fragment of an indenture between the prior and convent of St. Frid. of one part, and John ... and Agnes his wife of the other part ... two tofts in Bruggesete between land ... and the way you go to the river Cherwell, for 60 years, paying annually ... Dated c. 1350?. [Mutilated.]

⟨ OXFORD ⟩ Charter (mutilated) by which Hugh .... of Bregesette, butcher, grants to John ... lying between a tenement of William de London 's and ... in St. Clement's paying for the same annually 46 pence. (c. 1240-50.) [Wigram no. 656]

COWLEY, SANDFORD, and BRUGGESETE. Court roll for the above manors held at Cowley, 31 and 32 Ed. III. [A fragment, mutilated.] .

Oxford, St. Giles’s Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide to the Abbess and Convent of Godstow. Grant of lands in Walton in exchange for others in St. Clement's parish. ⟨c. 1250-60⟩

Oxford, St. Clement’s William rubeus grants to William son of Bernard of Wokenham (not Woleham) a messuage in free marriage with Rose his daughter. Witnesses: Stephen ..., ... de Wanario, Reginald de Barcaria, the prior’s sergeant, ...allutario, Thomas del Ak, John Hepesofte (?), Sampson the plumber, [...]tgorio of Bekeford, ..., William del Ak, Robert the smith, Adam rubeus, James the clerk. [Torn.] ⟨c. 1220–30.⟩

Oxford, St. Clement’s Agreement between William son of [Bernard of] Wokenham [not Woleham] and Rose, and William rubeus, concerning the same messuage, which is granted to W. R. for life on condition that he does not dismember nor alienate it, but keeps it to the use of William and Rose. Witnesses: William, dean of Oxford Cristian […], Thomas del Ak, […]ploc’ the plumber, Gregory the messor, William […]. [Fragmentary.] Mich. ⟨c. 1220–30.⟩

Oxford, St. Clement’s Thomas, son of John the Marshal quit-claims to the Sacristy of St. F. a messuage in Brugesete. Witnesses: Henry Oweyn, mayor, William of Wodestone and Andrew [Culvert], bailiffs, Adam of [H]untingdone, William Chaunteral, Robert ... [Torn.] ⟨1291.⟩

Oxford, St. Clement’s Abbess and Convent of Godstow to the Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide. Grant of lands in the parish of St. Clement in exchange for others in Walton. ⟨c. 1250-60⟩. Seal lost.

Oxford, St. Clement’s Thomas son of Adam of Huntingdon grants to St. F. a messuage and half an acre of land in Bruggesete. Witnesses: Thomas Seuy, John of Colshille, Robert de Wormenhale, John of Duklington, Andrew Kilward. ⟨1294–1316.⟩

Oxford, St. Clement’s Prior and Convent of St Frideswide and the Master and Brethren of St. John's Hospital. Agreement that a certain island and the moiety of a fishery belong to St. Frideswide. Wigram notes that the transcript is evidently corrupt in places, but the text that he gives follows faithfully that of the original. ⟨25 July 1346.⟩

Oxford, St. Clement’s Abbess and Convent of Godstow and the Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide. Agreement for exchange of lands. ⟨1358, May 10⟩

Oxford.. Christina Pille, widow, grants to Robert de Brackele and Agnes his wife (the grantor’s daughter) for their service, a messuage and 6 cottages with two butts and two acres of arable land. The messuage lies between the prior of St. F⟨rideswide⟩ ’s land and the land late of Robert le Chapeler , in St. Peter’s-in-the-East, without the East Gate. The cottages and butts are in St. Clements’ beyond the Petit Pont, between the land of Walter le teler and that of Henry le tannur . One acre of land lies between the preceptor of Couele’s land and that of the Abbot of Oseney. The other acre, called Havedlond, lies between the prior of St. F.’s land and the bank called Charewelle. Rent: 30/- during the grantor’s life, or else a house for her to live in, worth 30/- (yearly): after her death a clove gillyflower to her heirs, at Easter. Witnesses: Nicholas de Kingestone, mayor, Thomas de Sowy , Richard le plumer , baillifs, Guy de Stocwelle , John the marshal , Walter the dyer , Thomas Thurstayn bailiff of the hundred of Bolendene , Henry Oweyn , Henry le tannur , Walter le teler . ⟨1281-1283.⟩

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. An agreement between Oseney and St. Frideswide's about tithes in St. Clement's. c. 1185.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. Adam Toky sells to Sampson the plumber a rent of twopence. c. 1260.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. Hugh de Wedone quitclaims to Thomas de Bromley three houses in Oxford. Sept. 29, 1314.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. Thomas de Bromley sells land in St. Clement's to Thomas le Marchal. Feb. 3, 1317.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. A verdict of disseisin in favour of Thomas le Mareschal. Aug. 8, 1317.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. Thomas le Mareschal grants land in Bruggeset and Cowley to William de la Glorie. Mar. 16, 1325.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. John de Whitcherche and Agnes his wife grant a messuage to William de Spaldyng. Jan. 11, 1316.

Oxford, St. Clement's parish. Richard Couper leases a tenement to Richard Couele. May 12, 1370.

Fragment of a rent roll of the city of Oxford, containing the rents from the parishes of St. Aldate, St. Michael, St. Cross, St. Mary Magdalen, St. Giles, "Rukote" and St. Clement. (c. 1250-1260 ?)