Release. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire). 4 William and Mary. Sept. 1, 1692. Indenture made between (1) Dame Jane Gardiner of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, widdow, (2) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, baronet, son and heir of Dame Jane, and (3) Bernard Gardiner, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, gent., being a release from (1) to (2) of lands in Sherborne St John alias East Sherbourne and West Sherbourne, Bramley, Pamber, Tadley Mortimer and Basing, Hampshire, from which (2) will pay (3) an annuity during the life of (1) (signed and sealed by Jane Gardiner, ?Sir Brocas Gardiner and Bernard Gardiner).

Lease. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 4 William and Mary. Oct. 13, 1692. Indenture made between (1) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, baronet, and (2) William Webb alias Turner of Sherborne St John, Hampshire, yeoman, being a lease for 5 years of lands in Sherborne St John (the mark of William Webb and a seal).

Release. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire). 7 William III. Sept. 6, 1696. Indenture made between (1) David Moris of St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, and Dame Jane Gardiner alias Jane Moris, the wife of David Moris, and (2) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roche Court, Hampshire, baronet, reciting the release of 1 September 1692, being a release of £15 per annum during the life of Dame Jane by (1) to (2) (signed and sealed by David Moris and Jane Gardiner).

Sale. Steventon (Hampshire), Steventon (Hampshire). 1648, Dec. 3. Thomas Brocas of Beaurepaire, Edmund Brockett 'of Beaurepaire gentleman', and Ed. Peninngton, yeoman of Little Brickhill, Buckinghamshire, sell to Peter Hussey, of Lincoln's Inn, Thomas Webb, Thomas and George Mynn of Epsom, Surrey, the twelfth part of the manor, advowson, and premises of Steventon ('in twelve parts to be divided').

Sale. Tadley (Hampshire). 1613. Sale by Sir Pexall Brocas of land in Tadley to John Style of West Sherbourne, Hampshire, yeoman.

Letters patent|Royal pardon. Brill (Buckinghamshire), Piddington (Oxfordshire). 43 Eliz. I. Jan. 28, 1601. Letters patent of Elizabeth I containing a royal pardon for Henry Poole, esq., and Elizabeth his wife, for having acquired from John Dynham esq., without licence, woods and lands in Brill, Buckinghamshire, and a wood within the manor of Peddington, Oxon. (Great seal).

Lease. Long Crendon (Buckinghamshire). 4 Chas. I. Mar. 22, 1629. Indenture made between (1) George Benson of London, gent., and (2) Edward Burnam of Longe Crendon, Buckinghamshire, being a lease for 9 years by (1) to (2) of lands [details given] in Crendon (signed by George Benson).

Bargain and sale. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 21 Chas. II. March 23, 1669. Indenture made between (1) Sir William Gardiner and Dame Jane his wife and (2) Robert Scowen of Horton Place, Berks, esq., and Benjamin Woodnoth of London, esq., being a bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of lands in Basingstoke, Hampshire (sealed by ?Scowen and signed and sealed by Woodnoth).

Recognizance. Roche Court (Hampshire). 1657, Jan. 29. Recognizance in £2,600 of Oliver Brocas of North Farham, Hampshire, and Richard Brocas of the parish of St. Paul's Covent Garden, Middlesex, to Simon Benett of Beachhampton, Buckinghamshire, relating to being a mortage by Oliver Brocas and Richard Brocas to Benett of the manor of North Farham alias Roch Court, with the manor house called Roch Court and lands in North Farham, Hampshire (signed and sealed by Oliver Brocas, Richard Brocas, ?Simon Benett, J. Glynn).

Covenant. Roche Court (Hampshire). 1657, Jan. 29. Indenture made between (1) Simon Benet of Beach-Hampton, Buckinghamshire, esq., and (2) Oliver Brocas of North Farham alias Roch Court, Hampshire, and Richard Brocas of St. Paul's Covent Garden, Middlesex, gent., reciting the recognizance made by (2) to (1), being the covenant to perform the conditions and agreements made in an indenture quadripartite made on 27 January 1657 between (1) Oliver Brocas and Richard Brocas; (2) Charles Fox, citizen and Leatherseller of London, and Thomas Evans, citizen and Vintner of London; (3) Simon Benet, and (4) Thomas Russell of St. Martin, Ludgate, London, gent., being a mortage by (1) to (3) of the manor of North Farham alias Roch Court, with the manor house called Roch Court and lands in North Farham, Hampshire (signed by Oliver Brocas and Richard Brocas).

Covenant to save harmless. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire). 18 Chas. II. May 26, 1666. Indenture made between (1) Adyell Baynard of Barclow, Cambridgeshire, doctor of Divinity, and (2) Sir William Gardiner of London, baronet, noting that Baynard had delivered to Gardiner three trunks and a cabinet containing the deeds relating to the estate of Thhomas Brocas late of Beaurepiare, Hampshire, deceased, grandfather to Dame Jane Gardiner, the wife of Sir William Gardiner as heir at law of Thomas Brocas (excepting a lease for 500 years by Thomas Brocas to Anthony Abdy late alderman of London of the manor of Barraper and Bullesdens cum Bentworth and other lands; being a covenant to save harmless from (2) to (1) in consideration of the delivery of the deeds (signed by A Baynard).

Assignment in trust. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire). 21 Chas. II. Mar. 23, 1669. Assignment in trust by Maurice Kingwell of Westminster, Middlesex, esq., and Thomas Hinckman of the parish of South Farham, Hampshire, yeoman, to Abraham Downing of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, sergeant skinner to the King, concerning the manors of Beaurepaire alias Baraper and Bulsdens cum Bentworth with appurtenances (signed by Maurice Kingwell and Thomas Hinxman).

Lease. Bradley (Hampshire). 9 Chas. I. July 13, 1633. Indenture made between (1) Thomas Brocas of Beaureper, Hampshire, esq., and (2) Thomas Taylor of Bradley, Hampshire, esq., Thomas Westall of Beckingsfield, Buckinghamshire, gent., Thomas Sherman of Bramley, Hampshire, clerk, and Henry Fesant of London, gent., being a lease of the ten parts of the manor of Bradley in twelve parts to be divided (signed and sealed by Taylor, Westall, and Feasant, and presumably also sealed by Sherman).

Covenant. Bramley (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 19 Chas. II. June 1, 1667. Indenture made between (1) John Thorner of Kings Cleere, Hampshire, and Jane his wife; (2) Sir William Gardiner of London, baronet and Dame Jane his wife; (3) Francis Gregg of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, gent., Abraham Downing of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, serjeant skinner to the King and Thomas Willoughby of Kings Cleere, Hampshire, gent., being a covenant by (1) and (2) to (3) concerning lands in Bramley, Hampshire; Sherborne St John, Hampshire; (signed and sealed by John Thorner; Jane Thorner; Sir William Gardiner; Jane Gardiner; Francis Gregg; Abraham Downing; and also presumably sealed by Thomas Willoughby).

Bargain and sale. North Fareham (Hampshire), Roche Court (Hampshire), Little Weldon (Northamptonshire), Bradenstoke (Wiltshire). 1 Chas. I. Oct. 2, 1625. Bargain and sale by Thomas Taylor of Yardley, Hertfordshire, esq, to Sir Pexall Brocas of Little Brickehill, Buckinghamshire, of two parts in twelve parts to be divided of the manors of North Fareham, Roch Court, Quabbe, Mayles, Proulingworth, , Wickham and Titchfield, Hampshire, and of one part in twelve parts to be divided of the manor of Petite Weldon and the bailiwick of the keeping of the Royal Buckhounds [Northamptonshire?], and of the manor or manors of Bradenstocke cum Clacke and Lineham, Wiltshire (signed and sealed by Taylor) (Endorsement: note of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Rolls on 2 Jan. 1626).

Lease. North Fareham (Hampshire). 23 Chas I. Sept. 20, 1647. Indenture made between (1) Thomas Brocas of Beaureper, Hampshire, esq., and (2) Richard Carpenter of Fareham, Hampshire, yeoman, being a lease by (1) to (2) of a messuage called Blakes and lands, all in the tithing of North Fareham within parish of Fareham (signed by Carpenter).

Release. Roche Court (Hampshire). 1657, Jan. 23. Indenture made between (1) Oliver Brocas of North Farham alias Roch Court, Hampshire, gent., Richard Brocas of St Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex, gent., and Charles Fox, citizen and Leatherseller of London and (2) Thomas Evans, citizen and Vintner of London, relating to the manor house called Roch Court; lands and messuages, including a messuage called Blakes, all parcel of the manor of North Fareham alias Roche Court, also with common of pasture on South Farham common, being the release of the interest of Charles Fox in the lands to Thomas Evans (signed and sealed by Oliver Brocas, Richard Brocas and Charles Fox).

Bargain and sale. Roche Court (Hampshire). 18 Chas. II. Dec. 15, 1666. Indenture made between (1) Richard Brocas of Roch Court, Hampshire, gent., and John Brocas, of Roch Court, gent., and (2) Francis Gregge of Clements Inn, Middlesex, gent., being a bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of one third part in three parts to be divided of lands in the manor of North Fareham alias Roche Court [details given] (signed and sealed by John Brocas and sealed by ?Richard Brocas).

Bargain and sale. Roche Court (Hampshire), Quob (Hampshire), Prallingworth (Hampshire). 1656, Aug. 7. Indenture made between (1) Adiell Baynard of Basingstoke, Hampshire, gent., and (2) Sir Robert Wingfeild of London, being a bargain and sale from (1) to (2) of the manor of North Fareham otherwise Roch Court with messuages and lands [details given] in pars North Fareham, South Fareham and Wickham, and the messuages or farms know as Quabb and Prolingworth, parish of Titchfield, Hampshire. (signed and sealed by Adiel Baynard).

Bargain and sale. Roche Court (Hampshire). 18 Chas. II. Dec. 5, 1666. Indenture made between (1) Elizabeth Walden, parish of St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex, widdow, one of the daughters of Thomas Brocas late of Beaureper, Hampshire, esq., deceased, and (2) Francis Gregge of Clements Inn, Middlesex, gent., being a bargain and sale of a messuage in North Fareham alias Roch Court, Hampshire, parcel of the manor of Roch Court, with common of pasture on South Fareham common, with lands and woods in North Fareham, South Fareham and Roch Court (signed and sealed by Eliza Walden) (Endorsement: note of enrolment on the dorse of the Close Rolls 6 Dec. 1666).

Lease. Roche Court (Hampshire). 1656, Sept. 10. Indenture made between (1) Oliver Brocas of Roch Court alias North Farham, Hampshire, gent., and (2) Thomas Hinxman of the town of North Farham, yeoman, being a lease of (1) to (2) of that part of the manor house of Roch Court in parish of North Farham [details given] and lands, with half the profits of coppice wood or underwood, Oliver Brocas to receive the other half, with common of pasture on South Fareham common, and copyhold lands and closes in South Fareham, Oliver Brocas reserving the right to hold courts for the manor in the manor house (signed and sealed by Thomas Hinxman).

Bargain and sale. Roche Court (Hampshire). 3 William and Mary. Aug. 10, 1691. Indenture made between (1) Jane Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, widdow, and (2) Sir Brocas Gardiner of the Inner Temple, London, being a bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of the manor of North Fareham alias Roch Court, Hampshire, with the manor house called Roch Court, and lands in North Fareham, South Fareham and Wickham, Hampshire, and messuages and lands in Sherborne St John, Bramley and Pamber, Hampshire.

Lease. Roche Court (Hampshire). 5 William and Mary. June 14, 1693. Indenture made between (1) Thomas Legh of Ridge Hall in Sutton, Cheshire, and Susanna, his wife, and Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, baronet, and (2) George Bellamy of Gosport, Hampshire, gent., being a lease for one year by (1) to (2) of lands in the manor of North Fareham alias Roch Court, Hampshire [details given].

Lease. Roche Court (Hampshire). 10 William III. Sep. 26, 1699. Indenture made between (1) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, baronet, and (2) John Porter of Swansdell Farm, Hampshire, yeoman, being a lease for 7 years by (1) to (2) of (enfreehold lands [details given], parcel of the manor of Roche Court, Hampshire, and for 1 year of copyhold lands in the manor (endorsed: 'John Porter 26 Sepr 1698 [sic] 7 years 1705. No. 5').