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The Church in London, 1375-1392
… to effect the exchange between William Danvers rector of Horsepath (Horspathe), Lincoln diocese, and John Duffeld …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… appurtenances in the parishes of Headington, St. Clements, Horsepath, Cowley, Forest Hill and Wheatly, co. Oxford; and … of Headington and St. Clements 230 acres to the town of Horsepath 30 acres to Cowley 30 acres to Forest Hill 30 acres …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… of Cowley, of the commandry of Sandforde with lordship of Horsepath, half of all waifs, strays, escheats, &c., with the … commandry and manors of Temple Cowley, Sybforde Goure and Horsepath, and keep courts there, Michael and John paying the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of Crowmarsh and Faringdon (Berkshire); 1 s. to those of Horsepath, Hinxey, Seacourt (Berkshire), St. Giles's … e.g. Swalcliffe appropriated to New College, and Horsepath to Magdalen College. Ibid. Chadworth, Mem. fol. 63. …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… with regard to a messuage, a hundred acres of land called Horsepath in Marcham with the appurtenances in the county of … to the said messuage, a hundred acres of land called Horsepath in Marcham, a tenement in the aforesaid Sunningwell …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to the earl of Cornwall, to enclose the churchyard of Horsepath, of which place he was rector. 17 The parish of Horsepath was within the bounds of Shotover parish. In 1231 … of Oxford for the year 1572, shows that the coppice of Horsepath was cut and sold that year, by Mr. Edward Martin, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Cardinal's college, Oxford, of their manors of Sampford, Horsepath, Lytlemore, and Temple Cowley, Oxon. and Berks, a …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… grants to the former the manors of Sampford, Littlemore, Horsepath, &c. Paper roll; corrected. R. O. 4. Indenture, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to the King, of the manors of Sampford or Saundforde, Horsepath, Lytlemore, Temple Cowley, &c., in cos. Oxon. and …