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Hook Norton. Henry d'Oyly, son of Henry d'Oyly, confirms to Oseney the donations made by Hugh de Tywa in Stanhale, by Philip de Hamtona and Leonard de Whitefeld in Cleydona, and many others. 1182-85.

Hook Norton. William Brun de Hokenortone rents half an acre in Asterlongehelle to Philip Carpi for 3s. 6d. Mar. 6, 1267.

Swerford. Henry d'Oyly confirms to Oseney the donation of Swerford along with the chapel of Seuewelle, as testamented by John de Gray, bishop of Norwich. 1217.

Symon de Maydewell and Agnes, his wife grant to Oseney the tithe of 9 acres in Barford. c. 1220.

Chastleton. The vicarage is consolidated with the rectory. May 28, 1459.

Chastleton. The vicarage is consolidated with the rectory. May 28, 1459. [Cf. MS. Ch. Ch. D. D. O. 984.]

Eua de Grai, daughter of John de Grai grants to Oseney tenements in Forest Hill and Burtone. 1194-96.

King Stephen grant to Oseney the prebend of Peverel. 1135-54.

Radulf Danuers and Ruelendus, his son, grant to Oseney the church of Cowley. 1154-66.

Garsington. Henry Clappe grants three acres to Hugh, son of William de Doddeford and his heirs, rent one penny; for this Hugh pays him two marks and a quarter of ybernage and to his wife twelve pence; witnesses, Hugone fil. Ricardi de Gersinduna, Waltero filio Walteri de Gersinduna, Hugone filio Hugonis, Ricardo Gernun, Mathia filio Widonis, Andrea filio Willelmi, Ricardo de Corneville, Roberto de Luches, Thoma Sumer, Thoma de Fonte Saladino et multis aliis. [No date.]

A decision by Richard de Hunsingore, official of the archdeacon of Oxford, in a suit brought by Oseney against John de Horewode, rector of Horspath, for two-thirds of the tithes, great and small, of the ancient demesnes of Horspath. The libellus of the procurator of Oseney is given; the rector had no reply and the verdict was for Oseney. 132(3?).

An agreement between Oseney and the abbot and convent of Becco concerning the tithes near Cookley in Swyncombe where the parishes of Watlington and Swyncombe touch.

About a lease of the rectory of Watlington. 1501.

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David, son of Gilbert Mareschal de Stokenecherche grants to Oseney 8s. 1d. from his various lands in Wallingford. c. 1240.

An inspeximus by N. de Hehham, archdeacon of Oxford, of a grant made to Oseney by Richard the bishop and chapter of Salisbury of lands in Erdintona, Harewelle, Ledecumbe and Eflintona. Issued at Oxford on the day of St. Vitalis, 1279.

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Turstanus Basset grants to Oseney land (placia) in Ledecumbe. before Feb. 1222.

Hugh, abbot and convent of Abingdon grant to Clement, abbot and convent of Oseney a well called Reuemorewelle in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). 1205-21.

Henry son and heir of Roger de Bottele grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). called 'Reue Mores Well' [no date].

Henry de Boteley grants to Osney Abbey a well (fons) in the field of Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). [no date; early 14th century?].

William de Museleya and Iohanna de Boteleye, his wife, quitclaim to Oseney any claim they might have conserning a well called Revemoreswelle in Hinksey (North Hinksey or South Hinksey). [no date]

Richard, bishop of Lincoln confirms to Oseney his predecessors grants of the churches of Westona, Cestertona, Hamptona Gay, Watlingtona and chapels in Burtona, Forsthulle, and an annual pension of 10s. from the church of Ibbestan. June 13, 1263.

Oseney leases its tithes in Bampton to William Hoper, John Forde and John Scoos, the three vicars of Bampton, and receives some tithes in Burton. Aug. 1, 1433.

Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury, commits to mr. John Spenser the hearing of a case about tithtes between Osney Abbey on the one part and John Castell rector of Kencot and Richard Jones on the other. 25 May 1411.