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   How much was Mixbury rectory worth in 1254?

   • Mixbury rectory was valued at £8 in 1254. (fn. 206) In 1291 its net value, which included the glebe worth 13 s. 4 d ., was £10 13 s. 4 d. (fn. 207) It had risen to £15 9 s. 4 d . by 1535. (fn. 208)

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   What was the tithe dispute between the rector and Oseney?

   • The tithe dispute of 1216 between the rector and Oseney tells something of the early church customs of the parish. The canons complained that when a married man died leaving two beasts the rector took one; when a widow or unmarried person died, he took the best beast.

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   How much was a Mixbury tithe worth in 1435?

   • In 1435 the Mixbury tithes were said to be worth 20 marks or more: ibid. vi. 307. 210. Oxon. Chart. no. 58; Oseney Cart. iv. 3, 26, &c.; V.C.H. Oxon. ii. 160. 211.

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   4 days ago · Confirmations by Robert, Count of Dreux, in 1225, and Richard, Earl of Cornwall, in 1230, made the same reservation. But between 1274 and 1277 Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, gave the advowson to Walter de Merton, Bishop of Rochester, and his successors, in part exchange for the advowson of St. Buryan (Cornwall).

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   3 days ago · Thomas's daughter and heir Annora married Robert, count of Dreux, but their English lands were seized in 1226 by Henry III, who gave them in 1227 to his brother Richard, earl of Cornwall (d. 1272). Richard's son Edmund granted Yarnton in 1281 to the newly founded abbey of Rewley.

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