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Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). John, son of Warner de Bartona agrees to pay annually 4s. to Oseney from the land he held from Hugh, clericus of Bartona. June 3, 1245.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). John, son of Warner de Bartona confirms his brother's, Odo, son of Warner's donation of 10 acres to Oseney. c. 1240.

Sesswell's Barton (Barton Odonis). John clericus, son of Warner de Barthona Odonis grants a meadow in Medham to Oseney. c. 1260.

Licence of Edward III for William Shareshull to give lands in Sandford with Osney Abbey in exchange for lands in Great Barton, Rousham, Sesswell's Barton and Dornford. 15 May 1357.

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Sandford St. Martin. An agreement between Richard, the abbot and convent of Oseney, and Walter, vicar of Sandford concerning a messuage in Sandford. Dec. 6, 1258. Chirograph.

Definitive sentence of the abbots and prior of Eynesham in a tithe dispute between Oseney and Ingeramus, rector of Rowsham, reciting a letter of Innocent III. c. 1216.

Definitive sentence of the abbots and prior of Eynesham in a tithe dispute between Oseney and Ingeramus, rector of Rowsham, reciting a letter of Innocent III. c. 1216.

Rousham. Robert Foliot grants 36 acres to Walter Berveley or Beverley. c. 1200.

Rousham. John, son of Walter de Beverley, gives 36 acres to Henry de Sandon. c. 1220.

Rousham. A verdict in the Court of Arches about tithes in Rousham. Dec. 14, 1308.

Oseney grants to dom. Peter Mackyn, rector of Heyford, and his successors, two-thirds of the tithe of the demesne at a rent of 13s. 4d. June 3, 1445.

Robert, son of Galfid grants his lands in Little Tew to Oseney. c. 1200.

Elena, daughter of Ralf de Stepelestone, widow, grants a messuage in Little Tew to Alan her brother. c. 1265.

Ralph de Estone grants to John de Hyda of Little Tew, in free marriage with Ellen his daughter, his solar with garden, 2 a. arable and 1/2 a. meadow in Little Tew. [c. 1260]

A verdict by H., abbot of Gloucester, G., prior of Lanton' and M., archdeacon of Gloucester of a dispute between Oseney and W., rector of Great Tew, concerning tithes from Little Tew. c. 1217.

Robert de Broc grants to Oseney a messuage and 7 acres of land in Little Tew. c. 1260.

Richard de Sandford sells a virgate in Little Tew to Katherine Lovel. c. 1265.

Robert del Brok' of Little Tew sells to Richard de Sandford of Little Tew a messuage in Little Tew. [c. 1260]

Richard de Sandford (le Cripse) of Little Tew leases a virgate in Little Tew to Katherine Lovel. Sept. 29, 1261.

John le Muleward de Newentone Iuwel grants a messuage in Little Tew to William de Sharehulle. Nov. 19, 1327.

John atte Welle de Stepelastone quitclaims his rights in Little Tew to Oseney. June 14, 1395.

Hugo de Tywe grants and quitclaims all he has in Adderbury to Nicholas de Weston: witnesses, Rad. de Dyve, Ioh. Kachelewe, Rog. de Bereford, Rob. le Butiler, Ioh. fil. Ricardi, Will. de Maidewell, Ric. fil. Nigelli, Rob. Turgis, Will. de Berton. It states that the rent was a pair of gilt spurs or sixpence. c. 1270

Emma, widow of Nicholas de Weston, quitclaims to Oseney all the tenements in Adderbury, which her late husband sold to Oseney for 225 marks, of which she received 100 marks as her dos. Witnesses, mag. Rob. Maynard, Nich. de Kingeston mayor of Oxford, Galf. de Hengsey, Ioh. Sewy, Ioh. de Sibbeford, Lucas le Naper, Will. de Withille, Will. de Pirie. c. 1271