Grant.Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 42 Ed. III. Oct. 1, 1368. Grant from John Le Taillour to Sir Bernard Brocas, in fee, of a house in Le Westende, Bromlegh, which had belonged to Nicholas and Margaret Kenne; and of 12d rent which he received from Peter Lytewerk for John Gregory's tenement of Pamber.
Grant (in trust).Pamber (Hampshire). 4 Ric. II. March 20, 1381. Grant by Sir Robert Hethe, clerk, vicar of Aldermaston, and others, to John Chitterne and others (in trust for Sir Bernard Brocas), of Brodehalewyke and Le Holemore in Pamber.
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Quitclaim.Pamber (Hampshire). 4 Ric. II. April 1, 1381. Quitclaim by John atte More to John Chitterne and others (in trust for Sir Bernard Brocas), of Brodehalewyke and Le Holemore in Pamber.
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Grant.Pamber (Hampshire). 16 Ric. II. April 30, 1393. Grant by John Joce, Edmund Culak, Thomas Blake, and John Payn, chaplain, trustees of John Ynge of Fountel Giffard, to Sir Bernard Brocas, senior, of Knovilesland in Pamber.
Agreement.Pamber (Hampshire). 16 Ric. II. May 7, 1393. Agreement between Sir Bernard Brocas, senior, and John Joce, as to security against the reclamation of Knovilesland in Pamber by the original feoffor, John Ynge of Fountel Giffard.
Quitclaim.Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 16 Ric. II. June 28, 1392. Quitclaim by Richard Stephens and Anabilla his wife to Thomas Maunde and Margaret his wife of lands in Sherborne St John and Sherborne Priors [?Pamber, as Pamber Priory once known as Sherborne Priory (see the website of the churches of Sherbornes and Pamber, with PDF histories available for download].