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Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Thomas Lape grants his land to Oseney. c. 1231.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Vincent le Tailor quitclaim the same land. [As in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 391.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Emma, widow of Thomas Lape, quitclaims the land. Mich. 1232-Mich. 1233. [Endorsed. Prob. Mich. 1235-Mich. 1236.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Emma, widow of Thomas Lape, remits all payment due from Oseney. [No date.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Thomas de Sowy quitclaims the rent he received from Ape Hall. Prob. 1290.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Robert de Haya sells to Philip the Miller half the large house of Laurence Kepeharm and a rent of 10s. from the three houses next to it on the north. Mich. 1238-Mich. 1239. [The next deed [MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 295] suggests that this deed is a correction of an earlier deed, and that the property was originally granted to Philip the Miller in 1236.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Philip the Miller grants the property to Oseney. Mich. 1236-Mich. 1237.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. John Sewy quitclaims the property to Oseney. Mich. 1239-Mich. 1240.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. William Wigge grants to Robert de Eynesham land in St. Edward's. c. 1220-24.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Matilda daughter of Robert de Eynesham grants her tenement to Agnes her mother, who shall hold it for life. Prob. Mich. 1235-Mich. 1236. [Both halves of the cirograph are preserved.]

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Matilda daughter of Robert de Eynesham sells the tenement to her mother. Prob. Mich. 1241-Mich. 1242.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Alice de Salle grants the tenement to Oseney. Sept., 1247-Sept,. 1248.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Another version of the grant of Alice de Salle. [As in MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 414.] Sept. 1247-Sept. 1248.

Oxford, St. Edward's parish. Four of the burgesses of Oxford are security for the Preaching Friars. Sept. 9, 1233.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Oseney confirms five properties to John Kepeharm and his wife at a rent of 46s. 3d., but if they have no child, all will revert to Oseney. c. 1200. [Both halves of the cirographum are preserved, and they fit together. See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 320A]

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Oseney confirms five properties to John Kepeharm and his wife at a rent of 46s. 3d., but if they have no child, all will revert to Oseney. c. 1200. [Both halves of the cirographum are preserved, and they fit together. See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. O. 320]

Oxford, All Saints' parish. John Sewy, heir of John Kepeharm, quitclaims the tenements between John Bernard and William Wakeman. Prob. Mich. 1231-Mich. 1232.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Sciencia quitclaims to Oseney the same property, once of William Sueting, her grandfather. Prog. Mich. 1232-Mich. 1233.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Oseney grants to Richard Aurifaber in fee farm the tenement between Sweting's and Wakeman's. c. 1220.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. John de Bybury grants the cellar to Oseney. 1343-49.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Celena, daughter of William Wakeman, grants a tenement to William Burgeis, but retains a rent of 15s. 8d. Mich. 1237-Mich. 1238. [This is in the hand of William de Mildecumbe.]

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Stephen, son of Henry, grants to Oseney a rent of 2s. from the seld of Helias Winter. c. 1228.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Geoffrey Sturdy grants and quitclaims to Oseney two messuages. c. 1220.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. Lucy, daughter of Geoffrey Sturdy, confirms her father's gift. c. 1220.

Oxford, All Saints' parish. John, son of Alexander, quitclaims to Oseney a rent of 17s. from two houses on the south side of the street. Feb. 19, 1228/1229.