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Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Henry son of William confirms his father's gift. c. 1210.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Philip de Gay quitclaims a corner house to Oseney. Jan. 5, 1234.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Martin le Waunter quitclaims to Oseney his land. c. 1240.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Richard Godman, son of Martin le Waunter confirms his father's quitclaim [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 849]. c. 1240.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Annora widow of Thomas son of Elyas quitclaims a plot to Oseney. 1284 or later.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. John Mabbe and his wife confirm the deed of John de Peseie, by which he granted four pence a year to the high altar of Oseney. c. 1300.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Alicia at Kuchen grants a messuage to William de Fencote. Sept. 16, 1351.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Richard de Alleston grants a messuage to Richard Gibbes. Apr. 23, 1371.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Richard Gibbes quitclaims the messuage [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 854] to Oseney. Apr. 23, 1463.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. William Eliot and his wife remit all their action against Oseney. Feb. 4, 1508.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Oseney leases to John Wodleff a tenement. Mar. 10, 1521.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. An inquisition stating that Oseney, Rewley, and Merton College had transgressed the Statute of Mortmain. Mar. 20, 1375.

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.

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Quitclaim by Thomas Goodfelawe to Hugh Cok of a garden in Irishman's Street [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860]. At Windsor, 11 Henry IV [no date].

Oxford, St. Thomas parish. Quitclaim by Thomas Goodfelawe to Hugh Cok of a garden in Irishman's Street [as in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860]. At Windsor, 11 Henry IV [no date]. [Another copy (draft?) of MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 860A.]

Oxford. Oseney grants to Isaac of Bristoll land of the fee of William son of Siward. c. 1185-90.

Oxford. John Penyert and Alice his wife grant to Thomas Nextebury the reversion of a messuage. July 31, 1345.

Oxford. Fulk Basset grants quitrents to Torald Cordwainer. c. 1200.

Oxford. Letters Patent by which Oseney is allowed is allowed to grant properties to St. Frideswide's. Nov. 10, 1388.

Oxford. Letters Patent by which St. Frideswide's is allowed to grant properties to Oseney. Nov. 10, 1388.

Oxford. The bishop of Lincoln allows Oseney to alienate an acre of land. Aug. 20, 1401.

Oxford. An inspeximus by Hen. IV of the records of three lawsuits. April 1, 1411.

Foundation charter of the chapel of St. George by Robert d'Oyly. [forgery, about 1220.]

Thomas le Den grants a croft to the chapel of St. George. [forgery, 13th century.]