About 1190. Confirma|tion to God|stow, by Abingdon abbey, of an old grant of faggots every day.
THE sentence of thys charter is, that Huge, Abbot of Abendon, & all the Couent of the same place, with oone assent, yaf & grauntyd to the Mynchons of Godstow, for the loue of god, in-to pur & perpetual almys, fowre burdyns of thornys of her wood of Cumnore, to be hadde euyry day thorow the yere by the syht of her forester, as they haue be wonyd to haue in tyme here a-fore: & that they be not greuid, ne let by the gryef of any man, in any tyme, of these burduns of thornys to be hadde. The forseyde Abbot & his couent confermyd the same graunt with her wrytynge, & settynge to of her seeles: these beynge wytnes: & is with-out date.
About 1235. Grant to Godstow, by Henry of St. Valerie, of 12s. rent|charge on the mill, subject to a casualty to Bertin|court abbey, Nor|mandy.
THE sentence of this charter is, that henry of seynt walerye yaf, & cetera, to god & cetera and to the holy mynchons of Godestowe ther seruyng god, for the helth of his soule and of his auncetours and of his heires, xij. shillings of yerely rent of the mylle of dudekesford, with all encrese that myght come of the mylle, as hit is conteyned in the charter that he made of the abbesse and covente of Bertancourte: To be had and to be hold, into fre and perpetuel almesse, by service that he ought to do to the said abbesse of Bertancourte, that is to sey, by xij.
