Vtfurlonge, and ij. halfe-acris In longefurlonge, and j. halfe-acre stretcheth In-to Senewellyslade and j. dj.-acre In-to [Read 'in.'] Hurstane|furlong þe which is towarde þe North, and j. hede for j. dj.-acre at Crotteslondes [Croftes londes.] Ende, and dj. be-ȝonde þe slade;
And In the sowthfelde lyen v. acris In this maner: that is to say, j. acre in the Ende of þe towne, and j. acre at stanelawe, and j. acre in Middulforlonge, and ij. [half]-acris in Huntfur|longe, and j. acre in longefurlonge:
to be holde and to be had, to þe saide chanons for Euer, well and in pece, ffrely [and] quietly fro all seculer seruice exaccion and Demaunde, In-to ffre pure and perpetuell almes. And I and myne heyres all þe fornamed thynges to þe saide chanons schall warantiȝe agaynste all pepull and schall defende and aquite agaynste the chefe lordes and all men ffor Euer [MS. repeats 'for Euer.'] of all seruices and seruages and Demaundes and of all thynges that may be axid. In-to witnesse, et cetera.
[156.]
About 1245. Confirma|tion to Oseney, by John son of Warner, of his brother's gift, as in no. 155.
KNOW þo that Be present and to Be that [I], John ffiȝt Warnere off Barton, for myne helth and of myne, grauntid and with my charter confermed, for me and myne heyres ffor Euer, to god and to þe church of Saynte Marie off Oseneye and to þe chanons þere seruyng god, þe ȝifte þe which to þem made Odo fiȝt Warnere my Broþer of x. acris of londe with þe per|tinences in Barton of þe which v. acris lien in the Northfelde et cetera, and hit is in the charter afore-writen.
[157.]
About 1245. Grant to Oseney, by John, clerk, son of Warner, of a meadow|patch, Oseney promising commemo|ration in the con|ventual prayers.
KNOW þoo þat Bene now and to Be that I, John Clerke ['clericus.'] ffiȝt Warnere is sone ['is sone' is superfluous. The Latin is 'filius Warneri de Barthona.'] of Barton Odonis, ȝafe and grauntid, with þe assent and wille of Richard my ffurst sone and heyre, and with my present charter confermed, for the helth of my sowle and of margerye my wyfe and of myne aunceturs and successours, j. litull parte of my mede In Medham Bitwene ij. poles, in-to pure perpetuell and ffree almes, to god and to saynte Marye of Oseneye and to þe chanons þere seruyng god and owr lady saynte Marye, that for Euer my sowle and the sowles of my aunceturs and of my successours in þere prayers
