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

is to saye, of Hokenorton [Noted in margin. Of the six, three are in Chadlington hundred, three in Bloxham hundred.] , Swerforde, Bereforde [Barford.] , Wigynton, and of j. hide and dj. in Edburbury [Adderbury.] , and of j. hide and þe thirde parte [of half] of j. hide in Cornewell; and of Cudelyngton [Kidlington.] , Throp [Thrupp.] , Withhull [White-hill, in Tackley parish.] , Hensynton [Hensington, in Bladon parish.] , and Northlye [Northleigh.] , and of j. hide and dj. in Barthon Odonis [Little Barton: see no. 128.] , and Rolesham [Rousham.] of eyþer [folio 5b] courte, and of dunstywe, ledewell [Ledwell or Lodwell, in Wootton parish.] ; and Heyforde, of Hampton [Hampton Gay: this set is in Ploughley hundred.] with Northbroke gaytorum, & blechesdon [Bletchingdon.] , of Weston [Weston-on-the-Green.] , Burcetur [Bicester.] with Wrechwike [A hamlet in Bicester parish.] , Buckenhull [Bucknell.] , Ardusley [Ardley. 'Ardulfleyn' in Henry III's Inspeximus.] with northbroke by Somerton, of Mixbury, Willauston [Woolaston in Mixbury parish.] , ffullewell, Hordewyke [Hardwick.] ; Tynforde [Thenford in Northants.] , Westbury, Shaleston, Turesmere [Tusmore, near Cottisford.] , Stratforde [Water Stratford.] , Turueston [Turweston.] , and Caldewell [Not identified. 'Goldewelle' in the Latin.] , of Wyke [Wyke = Wick-Dyve, Northants.] , Thorneton, Thorne|borowgh, Radeclyue, Haseley [Haseley, in Radclive parish, Bucks.] ; of Burton [Blackbourton, in Bampton hundred.] , Kencote, Northton [Brize Norton.] , Bampton, Dukelynton, Escoote [Ascot D'oyly.] doylyuorum; of bekeley [Beckley, in Bullingdon hundred.] of all þe towne, Horthton [Horton, in Beckley parish.] , Morkote [Mercot, in Charlton-on-Otmoor.] , and of dj. hide in stodeleye [Studley.] þat longeth to bekeleye, and of Asshe [Probably Nash, in Beckley parish.] , of Wodepwye [Woodperry.] , and pure [(Water)perry.] , Elfelfelde [Elsfield.] , Ocle [Oakley, by Boarstall.] , and Horspathe; of Turkedyn [Turkdean.] , litull Rysynden [Rissington.] , Treton [Tretone, now called Bruerne.] , Hampton [Hampnett, Glouc.] , Tetbury, cherynton, and Heselden [Haselton, Glouc.] ; of Watlynton, Goryng, Weston by chiltre [Chiltre = the Chilterns: and so South|weston in Pirton hundred.] , Estcote [Ascot, in Great Milton parish, in Thame hundred.] (by Holcombe) of the fee that longeth to þe castell of oxonforde, Euere [Iver, Bucks.] , and of ayther courte of shyrburn; Ardynton,
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The English register of Oseney abbey / by Oxford, written about 1460. Ed., with an introduction and indexes, by Andrew Clark.
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