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Martin de la Grene grants to Oseney an acre in Stone. [No date.]

An inquisition ad quod damnum about land in Stone. July 1388.

A lease of the rectory of Stone.

Agreement between William, abbot and convent of Oseney, and William de Luton de Hartwell regarding an exchange of 3 and half acres in Stone and Hartwell. 1270-1280. Chirograph.

Permission that Henry de Pentelawe and Alice, his wife may have an oratory in their Hartwell manor. Dec. 14, 1303.

William Penros, son and heir of Robert le Lord de Ouvinge, quitclaims to Oseney Oving and Marston. July 1, 1313.

Robert de Uvinges, son and heir of Robert, son of Peter de Uvinges grants to Oseney a cottage in Oving. [No date.]

Walter de Wimberuile quitclaims to Oseney lands in Oving and North Marston. Oct. 1, 1297.

Henry, heir of John de Kam, confirms his father's gift of a virgate of land in Steeple Claydon.. 1200-1220.

Master Nicholaus de Kemesham grants to Margaret de Cham a virgate in Cleydon, that he had bought from John de Cham, her father. c. 1220.

Mandate of the official of the court of Canterbury to the archdeacon of Buckingham pursuant to a definitive sentence in a dispute between Osney Abbey and Elias de Tyngewike, rector of Thornton, concerning tithes in Thornton pertaining to the church of St George in Oxford castle. London, 18 May 1319.

Matilda daughter of William de Gardino grants to Nicholas son of Henry de Boycote, in free marriage with her daughter Agnes, 6 a. land and 1 a. meadow in the fields of Dodeforde. [c. 1230]

William, son of Reginald de Mortone, grants all his lands in Maids Moreton to Mathew de Stratton, archdeacon of Buckingham. [No date.]

Robert, son of William, son of Reginald of Morton grants a plot in Maids Moreton to Matthew de Stratton, archdeacon of Buckingham. c. 1250.

Thirteen different grants of land in Maids Moreton. 1. William, son of Reginald grants to Henry, son of Robert and Nicholaa, his wife, for 12 shillings 1 3/4 acres. 2. Hericus Carnifex of Buckingham grants to Henry, son of Robert and Nicholaa, his wife, an acre. 3. William, son of Reginald, grants for 11 shillings to Henry, son of Robert and Nicholaa, his wife 1 1/2 acres. 4. Rob. de Westmonasterio grants for 21 marks to Henry, son of Robert, and Nicholaa, his wife all his land and meadow. 5. Elyas le Droys and Alina, his wife grant for 32s. 8d. to Henry, son of Robert three acres. 6. Ric. le Frankelein grants for 50s. to Henry, son of Robert 3 1/4 acres. 7. Matthew de Strattone, archdeacon of Bucks., grants to Henry, son of Robert, a virgate and a rent of 2s. from Will. de Bayus, both of which Matthew had from Walter de Morton. 8. Walter de Morton grants for 90s. to Henry, son of Robert, 7 acres and pasture for 50 sheep. 9. Will., son of Reginald grants for 40s. to Henry, son of Robert, 4 acres. 10. Walter de Morton grants for 10 marks to Henry, son of Robert, 7 acres. 11. Walter de Morton grants for 4 marks to Henry, son of Robert, 5 acres; rent a penny at Easter and 'unum capellum de rosa' on June 24. 12. Walter de Morton grants for 20s. to Henry, son of Robert, 2 acres. 13. Will., son of William Carpentarius of Foxcot, grants for 16s. to Henry, son of Robert 1 1/4 acres. [No date.]

Robert Marescallus de Mortone and Nicholaa, his wife, grant to Oseney their whole manor (curia) in Maids Moreton, the lands in the parishes of Maids Moreton and Bourton. c. 1268.

Walter de Morton sells land in Maids Moreton to Robert de Thorneberge and Matilda, his wife. c. 1250.

Maids Moreton. William, son of Reginald de Morton grants land to Robert, his son c. 1250.

Maids Moreton. Andrew, son of Maurice quitclaims right of common. Dec. 26, 1266.

London. Pentecost, son of Fromund grants his land in Cockeslane to Robert le Dancer land held under the Earl of Oxford. c. 1210.

London. Pentecoste, son of Fromund grants to Ralf, son of Ailmar land held under the Earl of Oxford. c. 1200.

London, St. Mary of Aldermanebery parish. Rigard, son of Reiner, grants to Oseney his lands in Aldermannesberia. c. 1182.

London. Will of Emma Smerewyf. 1260. (In very bad condition).