The English register of Oseney abbey / by Oxford, written about 1460. Ed., with an introduction and indexes, by Andrew Clark.

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1907-1913.

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[100.] An obligacion of Water Croxforde of þe Same v. s.

About 1280. Acknow|ledgement to Oseney, by Walter of Croxford, of obliga|tion to pay the quit|rent, as in no. 99.

KNOWE all men þat I, Water Croxforde, haue i-grauntid, for me and my heyres for euer, to paye to Willyam Abbot of Oseney and to þe Couent þer seruyng god, v. s. ȝerely at þe termes in þe charter þe which þey haue of Sir Hugh plesettis of þ^e for|saide rent contente. And þe forsaide Abbot and chanons may distreyne me and my heyres In all maner of distreynyng þorowgh Alle londes and tenementes the [folio 24b] which I holde in Cudelynton, and [Read 'and all (omnes) the said lands and tenements holding (tenentes),' i. e who hold.] all þe saide londes and holdyng þ^e tenementes, to ['ad solvendum . . . redditum.'] be i-paide to þe forsaide Abbot and chanons þe forsaide ȝerely rente, at þe termes i-sett, If we fayle (þat god forbede). In-to witnesse of þ^e which thyng, this present writyng with my seeles Empryntyng I haue i-strengthid hit. These witnessis, et cetera.