Verum pro hac terra postmodum, Osredo regnante, Ceolfridus, addito pretio digno, terram viginti familiarum in loco qui incolarum lingua Ad Villam Sambuce vocatur, quia haec vicinior eidem monasterio videbatur, accepit.
But somewhat later under king Osred, Ceolfrid, paying a fit price in addition, exchanged this piece of land for 20 hides in the place which is called of the inhabitants At the Township Sambuce, because this land was seen to be nearer the said monastery.
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