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Thomas Hokenortone, abbot of Oseney grants a lease of its tithes in Tusmore to Nicholas Ridell, rector of Tusmore. Jan. 6, 1436.

Exemplification of legal proceedings by Robert abbot of Osney against Thomas Wryght rector of Hardwick Audeley for 40s., being twelve years arrears of an annuity of 3s. 4d. from the church of Hardwick, which had been paid by his predecessor, Thomas Walton, and all previous rectors. Verdict for the abbot.

Ralf, son of William, son of Matilda with the consent of Cristiana, his wife and Galfridus, William, and Ralf, his sons, grants 20 acres in Weston on the Green to John de Weston. c. 1220.

Ralf, son of William, son of Matilda with the consent of Cristiana, his wife and Galfridus, William, and Ralf, his sons, grants 20 acres in Weston on the Green to John de Weston. c. 1220. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 1075.]

Reginald Gait grants the tithes of Hampton Gay to Oseney. 1173 or earlier.

Letters Patent that Oseney may acquire land in mortmain in Oxford, Hampton Gay, and Water Eaton. April 20, 1385.

Gilbert le Clerk of Hampton Gay grants land in Hampton Gay to Oseney for 110 years. Dec. 29, 1303.

Hampton Gay. Gilbert le Clerk of Hampton Gay grants land in Foulthorn to Oseney. Jan. 25, 1316.

Hampton Gay. An agreement between Gilbert le Clerk of Hampton Gay and Oseney regarding a 110 year rental in Foulthorn. Mar. 12, 1316.

An agreement between Gilbert le Clerk of Hampton Gay and Oseney regarding a 110 year rental of a meadow called Hullemede in Hampton Gay. April 25, 1314.

An agreement between Gilbert le Clerk of Hampton Gay and Oseney regarding a 110 year rental of two acres in Hampton Gay. Sept. 21, 1314.

An agreement between Gilbert le Clerk of Hampton Gay and Oseney regarding a 110 year rental of three acres at Foulthorn in Hampton Gay. Mar. 25, 1316.

A dispute between Oseney and Thomas de Croxford, rector of Bletchingdon about the tithes of the demesne of Bletchingdon. June 20, 1324.

An agreement between Oseney and the Carthusians of Coventry about the tithes of Northbrook in Kirtlington. June 20, 1413. [The other half of the indenture, with the seal of Oseneye, is at St. John's College among the deeds of Kirtlington.]

Return by the official of the archdeacon of Oxford about the church of Rousham being vacant. 23 Oct. 1277.

An inspeximus by the mayor and community of Oxford. Sept., 1291.

An inspeximus by the mayor and community of Oxford. Sept., 1291. [Duplicate of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 1092.]

Philip Hypeyate, clerk, quit-claims to Robert W⟨rig⟩ht Esq., of Oxford, all his right in a messuage and garden in S. Michael’s, South, late of John Whytefeld of Oxford, butcher. Witnesses: … ⟨Cl⟩erke, mayor, Richard Spragot, John Dobbes, William Dagvile, John Seman Alderman, Nicholas Seman, Stephen Hayville, … Tanfeld, town-clerk. 5 March. ⟨1460.⟩ Given at Oxford. [Mutilated.]

Indenture by which Oseney lease to Stephen Hampton of Wooton, by Woodstock, all their possessions in Great Barton. Rent £28. ⟨25 June 1444.⟩

Cutteslowe, co. Oxon. The prior of St. Frideswide is bound to the abbot of Osney in £100 to stand to the agreement of 1376. [See St. Frideswide’s Cart. ii. 212–13]. 14 March ⟨1386⟩

Shipton-on-Cherwell, co. Oxon. William Toki grants to Adam son of Thomas de Cudelintone, for his service, a messuage in Sipton, between the messuage of St. John parvi pontis (Oxford) and the messuage of Alice late the daughter of Richard Thoki, with 6 acres of arable land in S., and ½ acre of meadow in Pilwarde, which Henry le Sire once held. Rent: a silver farthing. Witnesses: J. son of Thomas of Cudelintone, Walter of Crokefford, Henry de Camera, Fulk of Throp, William Fuke of Siptone. ⟨c. 1260–1270.⟩

Little Tew, co. Oxon. Robert son of Robert le Broec of Tywa [Tew] grants to Richard son of Richard Crispus for his homage and service, half a virgate of land in T. and a manse in little Tew, except the croft, which William Broeke lately held, Rent 12d. Witnesses: Henry of , Walter of Oerton, William his brother, Simon of , William the frankelan of T., William Inglat, Maurice of Santford, John his brother of T., John of Hyde, Nicholas the Tailor of Senewelle, Ralph of Dichel. ⟨c. 1240–50.⟩ Endorsed: Non ostendatur.

Little Tew, co. Oxon. Robert son of Robert le Broec of Tywa [Tew] grants to Richard son of Richard Crispus the same messuage [as in O. 1109] with the croft in little T. Witnesses: Simon of Prawel, William the frankelan of T., William Ingelat, Maurice of Saunford, John his brother, Nicholas the tailor of Senewelle, William of Culunces, David Makelbleþe of Norton. ⟨c. 1240–50.⟩ See Oseney Cartulary, vi, no. 173 note, for this and the last charter.

Account roll, Little Barton. (i) Adam Horwode, reeve. Mich. to S. Thomas 24 Ed. III. (3 ms.) (ii) Incomplete account; probably for the rest of the year.

Account roll, Chesterton. Custos. 6 Ed. I. (1 m.)