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Galfridus Gibewin grants to Oseney his 6 virgates in Lew. Mich. 1222-Mich. 1225.

Adam de Wike, rector of Ducklington recognizes the right of Oseney to tithe in Ducklington. July 5, 1309.

An acquittance to Oseney by John Sonde, knight, for the payment of 50s. from the manor of Allryngton, being dos of his wife, Joan, for the term of Easter Last. Andover, May 1, 14 Ric. II (1391).

An exemplification by King Henry VII of legal proceedings reciting that Robert, abbot of Oseney sued Edward Derby, rector of Little Rissington on Sept. 21, for 40s. bieng two years of an annuity of 20s. due from Little Rissington, which had been paid by David Jonys the last rector and all previous rectors as far as memory of man went. Edward Derby could not deny that the annuity was due, and was condemned in 40s. and 6s. 8d. expenses. Nov. 18, 1502.

Legal agreement between Oseney and Eynsham concerning some pasture in Little Rissington. 1217.

Hugh, bishop of Coventry confirms to Oseney the William de Bray's grant of the church of Shenstone. c. 1197.

An inspeximus by John, dean of Lichfield, of a document confirming the church of Shenstone to belong to Oseney. Dated the vigil of the Assumption, 1303.

An inspeximus and testimony by R[obert], dean of Lichfield, regarding the church of Shenstone and Oseney. May 12, 1275.

An inspeximus by R. dean of Lichfield, of a litigation outcome between Lichfield and Oseney concering the church of Shenstone. Oxford, May 12, 1275.

Richard, bishop of Coventry confirms the agreement between Oseney and Lichfield concerning Shenstone. c. 1177.

Henry VIII gives permission to Oseney, that notwithstanding the Statute of Provisors, they may apply to the Pope for a bull to appropriate the vicarage as well as the rectory of Shenston. Nov. 23, 1514.

Thomas le Wylde de Drayton and Matilda, his wife quitclaim to Oseney the land in Shenston, that Richard, son of Richard le Chircheman, holds. Feb. 23, 1293.

Agreement between William, abbot and convent of Oseney, and Radulph de Grendone concerning lands in Shenston. Feb. 27, 1274-1275.

Simon de Walle quitcliams to Oseney a virgate and a half in Stonnall. c. 1230.

Ralph de Grendon grants to Oseney the income of Shenston and Stonnall. c. 1270.

Stonnall. Robert de Grendone grants to Oseney woodland in Hoka. [No date.]

Robert de Grendone grants to Oseney 41s. 2d. from Shenston, Thornes, and Stonnall. 1254-1267.

Stonnall. Robert de Grendona grants to Richard, son of William Unfrey de Stonhale 3 and half acres in le Linde Heht. [No date.]

A verdict about common in Stonnall. Aug. 24, 1304.

Roger de Crofta, son of Hugonis de Crofta grants annually 1 mark to Oseney for the tithes from Waverton in the diocese of Hereford. July 8, 1267.

Oseney leases the tithes in Waverton in fee farm to Reading abbey. Mar. 31, 1438.

Ralf le Grete de Balidunan and Agnes, his wife, daughter of Dauid de Corbali, burgess of Kilteuenan, grants to Oseney their land in Kilteuenan. c. 1250.

Richard II gives an inspeximus of the charter of Edward III, conserning Oseney's holdings in Kilsteuenan. 20 May, 1384.

Gilbert de Braci, son of Robert de Braci grants and guitclaims to Oseney his predecessors gifts in Stone. 1222-1232.

Judgement by Master Arlotus, subdeacon, notary and legate of the Pope, concerning the church of Stone. Aug. 2, 1258.