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WOODSTOCK. Warrant of King Charles II for the payment to Edward, earl of Clarendon, of an annual sum of £80 out of the manor of Woodstock, namely, £40 for entertainment and £40 for hay for feeding the deer. Dated at Westminster, 7 January, 18 year of his reign (1667).

WOODSTOCK, CO. Oxon. At court of Portmote, held at New Woodstock, 26 January, 9 and 15 Hen. VII, the 23 February, abbot and convent of Oseney appeared and claimed to hold to themselves and their successors one tenement situate in Woodstock in the street called Schyppemerket stret, which after three proclamations according to the custom of the town of Woodstock, was allowed and enrolled. Dated 7 August, 15 Hen. VII. Will. Fordham, mayor .

14 March ⟨1549.⟩ A bill [in English] witnessing that sir John Williams, kt, receiver of the Court of Augmentations , has received to the King’s use from George Owen Esq. £1028/7/2 for lands belonging to the late

• (i) chapel of S. […] in Cropredy, appurtenant to the chantry of St. John the Baptist in Fyfield.
• (ii) Parish church and chantry of S. Mary Magdalen, Oxford.
• (iii) Chantry of Our Lady in S. Giles’, Oxford.
• (iv) Guild of S. Nicholas in S. Mary’s Church, Oxford.
• (v) Chantry of Bampton.
• (vi) Chantry of Our Lady in Bray.
• (vii) Chantry of St. James in Chipping Norton.
• (viii) Chantry of St. John in the same.
• (ix) Chantry of St. Margaret in Woodstock.
• (x) Guild of Our Lady in Banbury.