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

and warantiȝyng, the saide chanons yafe to me xxx. s., and ij. quarters of corne, þat is to say, dj. of whete and dj. of Rye. And that this yevyng, et cetera.

About 1280? Grant to Oseney, by Thomas Cotterell, of a half|acre, a half-acre, and a half|acre.

KNOWE þoo that ben nowe and to Be that I, thomas Koterell of Hokenorton, yafe and Grauntid and with this present charter confermyd, for me and myne heyres for Euer, to god and to þe church of Oseneye and to þe chanons þere seruyng God and for Euer to serue, In-to ffree pure and perpetuell almes, j. dj.-acre of Arable londe In the West ffelde of Hoke|norton strecchyng in-to roleheme mere by the londe of philip Aylwarde, And A-nother dj.-acre of londe at Stapell by the londe of Symon Coterell, And in the Est ffelde dj.-acre of londe strecchyng in-to fforew by the parke of Swereforde bytwene the londe of thomas Sparowe and Symonde Coterell: to be holde and to be had, to the saide church and chanons þere seruyng god, well ande In peece, ffrely and quietly, In-to free pure and perpetuell almys for Euer. And I, thomas, and myne heyres, the sade dj.-acres, with the pertinences, to þe saide church and chanons þer seruyng god, agaynste all men and women schall warantiȝe aquite and Defende for Euer. In-to witnesse, et cetera.

About 1280? Grant to Oseney, by Simon Cotterell, of two half-acres.

KNOWE þoo that ben nowe and to bee that I, Symonde Coterell of Hokenorton, yafe and Grauntid, and with this present charter confermyd, for me and myne heyres for Euer, to God and to þe church of Seynte marie of Oseneye and to þe chanons þere seruyng God and for Euer to serue, In-to ffree pure and perpetuell almys, j. dj.-acre of Arable londe In þe West ffelde of Hokenorton strecchyng In-to roleheme Mere by the londe of thomas Coterell [and [Added from the Latin.] another half-acre of land in the East field, between the land of Robert le Lay and Thomas Coterel] strecchyng in þe fforewe by the Parke of Swereforde: to be holde and to Be had, to þe saide church and chanons þere seruyng God, well and in peece, ffrely and quietly, In-to ffree pure ande perpetuell almes for Euer. And I, Symonde, and myne heyres, the foresaide dj.-acre of londe, with the pertinences, to þe saide church and chanons þere seruyng