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Kidlington. John, son of Philip de Cotes, grants six acres to John, his son. c. 1270.

Letters patent of Richard II granting permission to Oseney to acquire land in Kidlington. Dec. 4, 1290.

Great Barton. Roger de St. John grants three acres etc. to the church of St. Mary of Barton. c. 1240.

Great Barton. Guale, papal legate, confirms the church of Barton to Oseney. Jan. 19, 1218.

Hugh, bishop, and the dean and chapter of Lincoln confirm the church of Barton and the chapel of Sanford to Oseney. Oct. 14, 1217.

Great Barton. End of a dispute between Oseney and John de Banco of Barton. April 1, 1241.

Great Barton. Acquitance by Thomas, abbot of Colchester, for a payment from Osney Abbey, 43 Edw. III.

Great Barton. Acquitance by Simon, abbot of Colchester, for a payment from Osney Abbey, 28 Edw. III.

Dedication of the chapel of St Martin, Sandford, in the parish of Great Barton by Reginald, bishop of Cloyne. June 20, 1273.

Great Barton. Dedication of the church of Barton by Reginald, bishop of Cloyne. June 21, 1273.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Odo, son of Unfridi de Bertona grants to Roger, son of Hugo, a virgate in Barton which William Hiberniensis held. He also grants him an acre under Ramford bridge, and two acres above Ramford bridge between the land of William Foliot and the streatm at Ramford; to be held for ever, rendering 3s. a year. For this Roger gave him half a mark, and to John his son and heir two shillings. Witnesses. c. 1192.

Humphrey de Bertona grants his mill in Sesswell Barton (Bertona) to William son of Aldeuin [before 1192].

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Robert Foliot grants a virgate to Henry de Sandone. c. 1205.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Odo of Barton grants two virgates and 33 acres to Henry de Sandone. c. 1210.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Robert Foliot grants a virgate to Henry de Sandon. c. 1205.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Richard, son of Odo confirms and quitclaims the grant of land made by Henry de Saundone, and of a mill made by John of St. John, to Oseney. c. 1233.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Ricard de Mortenue onfirms and quitclaims the grant of land made by Henry de Barthune, namely Henry de Saundone, and of a mill made by John of St. John, to Oseney. c. 1233.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Ricard de Mortenue onfirms and quitclaims the grant of land made by Henry de Barthune, namely Henry de Saundone, and of a mill made by John of St. John, to Oseney. c. 1233. [Cf. MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 948.]

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Robert Foliot grants 32 acres to Henry de Sandon. c. 1210. [This is almost the same as MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 950A, but with the clause of warranty.]

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Robert Foliot grants 32 acres to Henry de Sandon. c. 1210. [This is almost the same as MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 950, but with the clause of warranty.]

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Agreement between Oseney and Henry de Sandon, son of Richard de Sandone concerning lands in Bertona and Rolesham. May 5, 1233. A chirograph.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Laurence de Broke grants annual income of 1 mark to Richard, abbot and the canons of Oseney. Nov. 1254-Nov. 1258.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Robert Foliot, rector of the church of Rolesham, confirms a portion of tithes to belong to church of Great Barton. 1228.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Hugh, clericus of Bartona, grants to Oseney an annual income of 4s. from the land that John, son of Warner de Bartona held from him. June 3, 1245.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). Richard Folioth of Rousham quitclaims a pasture to Osney Abbey [c. 1235].