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William, son of Godwin , grants to ' Savore Arzonario ' his land in Stocwell, which is between the house of Robert Coc and the house of William Mitterquorne , paying annually to him and his heirs 20d. for all service and exaction, and for this Savore gives him 2s. (c. 1220-30.) .

Hugh Tailur grants to Geoffrey the clerk, rector of the church of Acsted (Oxted) , that messuage with appurtenances which is between the land of Henry, son of Simon , and the land of Robert Cok , in Stocwellestrete in the suburb of Oxford, paying annually to him and his heirs 2s. For this grant the said Geoffrey gave 40s. (c. 1220.) .

Roger, son of Baldewin , grants to Robert Cok the whole of that land in Stocwelle which is between the tenement of William the merchant and the house of Savor, which he formerly held of him, paying annually to him and his heirs 20d. For this grant the said Robert gave to him 4s. sterling. (c. 1220-30.) [Mutilated.] .

Geoffrey, rector of the church of Acstede , grants to the church and canons of St. Mary, Oseney, in frankalmoigne, the whole of that land with appurtenances between the land of Henry, son of Henry, son of Simon , and the land of Robert Coc in Stokwellestret, in the suburbs of Oxford and parish of St. Thomas the martyr, paying annually to the chief lord of the fee 20d. Witnesses. William, rector of the church of St. Benedict, near Cornulle , John Sewy and Hugh Herding , then provosts of Oxford, Jordan their clerk. (c. 1239.) .

Roger de Grenham confirms to the church and canons of Oseney the donation which Geoffrey, the rector of the church of Akestede , made to them of land in Stokwelle strete, in the suburb of Oxford and parish of St. Thomas the martyr, paying to him and his heirs 12d. for all service. Witnesses. Peter, son of Torald, then mayor of Oxford , Hugh le Fane (Fanne? Faune?) and Adam Cruste , then provosts. (c. 1243.) [Mutilated.] .

Henry, son of Henry , grants to John, son of Lancelot , his land which lies between the land of John the carpenter and the land of Hugh Cokeny in Stocwellestrete, in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr, in the suburb of Oxford, paying annually to him and his heirs 4s. For this grant the said John gave 20s. sterling. Witnesses. Peter, son of Torald, then mayor, Laurence Ruffus and Robert Mingnot , then provosts of Oxford. (c. 1230-40.) .

Walter, son of Agnes Blacsalt , grants to Roger, son of Baldwin of Grennam , the whole of that land and all that belongs to it, lying between Cart street ("viam bige") and the land of John de Ponte in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr, in Stocwellestrate in the suburb of Oxford. (c. 1240-50.)

John, son of Geoffrey the miller ("le Muner") , grants to the church and canons of Oseney, one plot of land in Stocwell stret, which he bought of John ..., which lies between the land of the abbot of Oseney on the one part, and the land formerly John le Carpenter 's on the other, paying annually to the chief lords of the fee 4s. and one halfpenny to John Lance . (c. 1250-60.) .

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.

Seventeenth-century transcripts of (i) a lease by Ch. Ch. to William Kirkman and Alece his wife of two closes lying outside Oseney gate in the parish of S. Nicholas, called the Horse Close (now held by the said William) [except all wood underwood and growing trees]. For 20 years. Rent: 40/-. 2 Aug. ⟨1547.⟩ (ii) A grant (Latin) appointing for life David ap Robert, yeoman, their bailiff, collector of rents, and ruler of all their possessions temporal and spiritual in Staffordshire, Worcestershire and Montgomeryshire, after the death of William Coxe , now possessed of the office. Salary: £16/16/8. [Here the transcript ends: it is followed by fragments of business memoranda, in the same hand.]

Oxford, St. Michael at North Gate. Thomas de Grenham quitclaims to Oseney the remainder of the rent and a rent in Stockwell Street. Mich. 1245-Mich. 1246.

Oxford, St. Peter's in the East parish. The abbot of Oseney grants to the King two messuages in Stockwell Street. Mich. 1317-Mich. 1318. [This is a copy of a deed, not an original.]

Oxford, St. Giles parish. John Cirestone and Joan his wife grant to John Lechamstede a messuage in Stockwell Street. June 1, 1387.

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

Oxford, St. Giles parish. Henry de Westone and his wife sell to John de Beverley a tenement in Stockwell Street. July 26, 1310.

Oxford, St. Giles parish. William, son of Robert de Bartone, grants a messuage in Stockwell Street to Henry de Lenne. Jan. 21, 1312.

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

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Lucia, daughter of John Justice, grants to Walter Bast a messuage in Stockwell Street. c. 1240.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Milisent, daughter of Ernald, grants to Walter de Goseford her land in Stockwell Street. c. 1235.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalen parish. Martin Palmer and Hugh de Hekintone grant land in Stockwell Street to Walter de Goseford. c. 1235.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Roger, son of Baldwin, ordains that Robert Coc shall pay to Oseney a rent of two shillings from a tenement in Stocwell Street. c. 1240.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney grants to Ralph de Hayle a tenement in Irishman's Street. Mich. 1280-Mich. 1281.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Richard Her grants a tenement in Stockwell Street to Roland de Oddiggeseles. c. 1250.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. John Chaplain sells to Henry de Bunsey his land in Stokwell St. Mich. 1237-Mich. 1240.

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