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Peter, son of Turbert the smith , acknowledges that J., the abbot, and convent of Oseney, gave to him and Helen his wife their house in the parish of St. Thomas for their lives, upon condition that they shall not alienate it. Witnesses. Adam Feteplace, then mayor, John de Coleshull and Nicholas de Kingestun , then provosts, (c. 1251-52.) .

Juliana, relict of Adam, formerly porter of Oseney , in her widowhood, grants to the church and canons of Oseney the whole of her part of the land which was her husband's in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr, which belongs to her by reason of dower. (c. 1220.) [See Ch. 525b.] .

Convention between Richard, the abbot, and the convent of Oseney, and Robert and Agnes ... , by which the said abbot and convent demise to Richard and Agnes a messuage in St. Thomas' parish. (c. 1255-58.) [Mutilated] .

In the 41st Hen. III, on the feast of St. Laurence, a convention was made between sir Richard, the abbot, and convent of Oseney, on the one part, and Hugh de Burgo le Mazun and Joan his wife of the other, viz. that the abbot and convent grant to the said Hugh and Joan his wife that messuage with appurtenances in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr, which is between the land of William de Foulewell, le lingedraper, and the land which was sometime Adam's the porter, to hold the same for ever, paying annually 10s. sterling. Witnesses. sir Nicholas de Henred, then sheriff of Oxon , William de Mildecumb, clerk, etc.

In the 41 Henry III, on the feast of the apostles SS. Peter and Paul, a convention was made between Richard the abbot and convent of Oseney of the one part, and William de Foulewell, le lingedraper, of the other, namely, that the said abbot and convent demise to the said William that messuage with appurtenances in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr, which William de Doddeford formerly lived in, for ever, at an annual rent of l0s. sterling. Witnesses. sir Nicholas de Henred, sheriff of Oxon , William de Mildecumb, clerk, etc.

John de Bybury grants to the church of St. Mary of Oseney and Thomas de Cudelynton, the abbot, and canons of the same, in frankalmoigne, a toft and five cottages in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr. Dated at Oxon the Tuesday next after the feast of the Assumption B.V. M., 7 Ed. III. Witn. Rich Cary, mayor of Oxford , Henry de Stonlage and John Bloundel , bailiffs.

Thomas, son and heir of Hugh Cockes, lately of Oxford , grants to William Godfrey of Oxford , and Margaret his wife, formerly wife of the said Hugh, his father, one garden lying to the north of the castle of Oxford in the parish of St. Thomas the martyr. Witnesses. Thomas Bayly, mayor of Oxford , Richard Feld and ... Wode, then bailiffs. Dated at Oxford the Sunday next after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 20 Hen. VI.

Oxford, St. Mary Magdalene Roger of Cumnor grants to his son Henry all his tenements in St. Thomas’s and St. Mary Magdalene. Witnesses: Richard le Deveneys, Robert Granchaunt, Nicholas de Overtone, John le Furbour, William att Kornere, Henry of Eynesham, John of Borshulle. ⟨1260–70.⟩

‘The Amarsments of the Jury of a Court held … in the parish of S. Thomas att Ruley House in the Names of the Lords of the Mannor of South Oseney.’ (Signatures and marks of the jurors.) 25 Oct. 1670.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. The provincial Prior authorizes John de Ropha to ratify an agreement between Oseney and the Carmelites. July 24, 1257.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. A record that the agreement between Oseney and the Carmelites was ratified. Sept. 6, 1257.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. The Oseney abbey, in return for a payment of 16s., agrees that the land lately acquired by the Carmelites shall be free of tithe. Oct. 31, 1282.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. The Prior of the Carmelites takes an oath to observe the agreement with Oseney. Mar. 28, 1301.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Roger, son of Baldwin, grants his messuage to Robert Coc. c. 1235.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Roger, son of Baldwin, grants to Oseney a rent of twelve pence. c. 1240.

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. Thomas de Grenham grants to Oseney a rent of two shillings in Stocwelle. Mich. 1245-Mich. 1246.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Robert Coc grants his messuage to Oseney. Mich. 1245-Mich. 1246.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Geoffrey de Acstede sends his charters to Oseney. 1240.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Thomas, son of Roger, son of Hemming, quitclaims a rent of 12 d. c. 1220-25.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Robert, son of Thomas, confirms his father's deed. c. 1220-25.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. John le Pecher grants four houses to his four daughters. Mich. 1235-Mich. 1236.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Gilbert le Pecher grants two messuages to Emma his sister. Prob. summer, 1245.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Gilbert le Pecher grants two messuages to Margery his sister. Prob. summer, 1245.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. William the miller grants two messuages to Oseney. Mich. 1250-Mich. 1251.