Roman King Otto I grants market and mint rights to Count Ansfried Sr. at Casallum (charter no. 1)

Ansfried jr. as sword bearer is confidant of Otto I at his emperor's coronation.

Roman King Otto II grants to Count Ansfried rights at Medemblik and goods in the county of Friesland (charter no. 2).

Ansfried jr. and Hilzondis found the abbey of Thorn (charter no. 3)

Ansfried becomes bishop of Utrecht at the request of Otto III.

Roman king Hendrik IV grants the abbey market rights, toll rights and territory rights (charter no. 4).

Ansfried dies as bishop of Utrecht in his monastery Heiligenberg (Hohorst).

Freeman Anselm through Count Gerard of Gelre, transfers his daughter Mechteld to the altar of the church of Thorn (charter no. 5).

Odilia, abbess of Thorn, declares that Godfried of Heinsberg has transferred the girl Aleid as ministerial to the church of Thorn (charter no. 6).

Abbess Hildegonde and the convent allocate income from property at Baarle and Gilze to discharge debts of Thorn Abbey (charter no. 8)

Abbess Hildegonde and the convent sell part of the property tax rights on goods at Baarle and Gilze to the lord of Breda (charter no. 11).

Abbess Hildegonde and the convent make a distribution of a number of goods and revenues, including at Gilze and Baarle (charter no. 12).

Hendrik III, bishop of Liege, approves the grant of patronage rights of the churches of Gilze, Baarle and Geertruidenberg (charter no. 16)

Engelbert of Isenburg, archdeacon, and master Reinier, provisor of the bishop of Liege, settle a dispute over tithes at Mertersem (charter no. 21)

Hendrik, bishop of Utrecht, incorporates the church of Kerk-Avezaath into the abbey of Thorn (charter no. 24).

The Chapter of the Great Church of Liege rejects the claim of Willem van Buggenum, priest of Beek, on tithes at Beek (near Bree) (charter no. 25).

Abbot Hendrik and the convent of St. Paul's Abbey grant revenues at Zandwijk tothe abbess and convent of Thorn for five years (charter no. 28).

Amicus de Lude, canon of the Chapter of Liege, and Herman, cellar master of Val-Dieu Abbey, rule on  the dispute over tithing at Oeteren (charter no. 44)

Reinoud I, count of Gelre, charters that William II, lord of Horne, and his son William waive levies and dues as guardian of the Land of Thorn (charter no. 47).

Deacon Alexander and Hendrik van Houthorne, cantor of the Chapter of O-L-Vrouwe in Maastricht, rule on the dispute over tithes of the priest of Thorn Jan van Baexem with Thorn abbey (charter no. 55)

Abbess Guda and the convent of Thorn found a beguinage (charter no. 57).

At the request of Abbess of Thorn Roman King Adolf confirms the charter of Reinoud I, Count of Gelre, concerning the relinquishment of rights by William II of Horne (charter no. 63)

Roman King Adolf confirms grants of rights and property in Thorn, Casallum, Medemblik, Beek near Bree, Ophemert and Kerk-Avezaath (charter nos. 60, 61, 62)

The Cathedral Chapter of Liege seals the agreement of abbess Guda of Rennenberg with Jacob, parish priest of Gilze, regarding tithes in the region (charter no. 68).

The Cathedral Chapter of Liege seals the agreement of abbess Guda of Rennenberg with Willem van Buggenum, priest of Beek (near Bree), regarding tithes at Beek (charter no. 69).

The Cathedral Chapter of Liege seals the agreement of abbess Guda of Rennenberg with the priest of Thorn Jan of Baexem regarding tithes at Beersel, Thorn, Haler, Stramproy and Baexem (charter no. 70)

The Cathedral Chapter of Liege seals the agreements of abbess Guda of Rennenberg with the parish priests of Thorn, Eisden, Beek, Oeteren, Gilze and Baarle concerning tithes and other rights within their parishes (charter no. 71)