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Grant. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Sherfield on Loddon (Hampshire), Chineham (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire), 'Benefield', Basing (Hampshire). 29 Ed. III. July 9, 1355. Grant from Bernard Brocas, clerk, to Henry Duke of Lancaster and Sir Bernard Brocas, knight, of Beaurepaire manor and other lands in Schirborne St John, Bromelee, Schirfield, Chynham, Tadelee, Benefeld, and Basyng.

Receipt. Bramley (Hampshire). 3 Ric. II. July 20, 1379. Receipt from Thomas Twyhey of Tadley to Sir Bernard Brocas for £8 for Wodemed meadow.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 3 Hen. IV. March 28, 1402. Quitclaim from Johanna Kenne (formerly wife of Henry atte More) to William Brocas, for portions of Beaurepaire Park, which Sir Bernard Brocas had from Henry and Johanna atte More, in Shireborne St John, Bromley, and Pamber called Horselese, Heyehalewyk, Brodehalewyk, le Holemour and Fyssheweremed.

Memoranda of deeds. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). n.d., early 15th cent?. Memoranda of deeds (lease, final concord, also note of rents due and exchange, perhaps relating to a case brought by Johanna) made between Bernard Brocas, esq., and Johanna Kenne (formerly wife of Henry atte More), Henry and Johanna atte More, in Shireborne St John, Bromley, and Pamber called Horselese, Heyehalewyk, Brodehalewyk, le Holemour and Fyssheweremed, also le Brodemed and a tenement called Piperwhites in Bromley, and an exchange of a croft called Stokebryggeslond.

Memorandum of manors. North Fareham (Hampshire), Broxhead (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Clewer Brocas (Berkshire), Dedworth (Berkshire), Buntingbury (Berkshire), Guildford (Surrey), Peper Harow (Surrey). 1 Hen. IV. 1400 or 1401. Memorandum of Manors of William Brocas in the hands of the king under forfeiture of Sir Bernard Brocas (North Fareham, Brokesheved, Bromley, Clewer called Brocas, Didworth Maunsell, Buntingbury, Guildford, Peperharrow).

Lease. Bramley (Hampshire). 13 Ed. IV. Oct., 1473. Lease by William Brocas to William Wigley of Frielonde, Veneson Crofte, and Stertmede, lately held by John Bye, for 34s rent, a goose, of 4d in lieu of it, and suit of court of Beaurepaire manor.

Exemplification of a final concord. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire). Commonwealth, 4 July, 1655. Exemplification of a final concord made Hilary term, 9 Chas. I, between Anthony Abdy esq., querent, and Thomas Brocas esq., and Elizabeth his wife, deforciants, concerning the manors of Beaurepaire alias Baraper and Bulsdens cum Bentworth with appurtenances.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 10 Ed. II. Nov. 21, 1316. Grant by John de Swynesbrooke to Richard Terry, etc., of land in Bromlegh.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 16 Ed. II. Aug. 5, 1322. Grant by William Noreys of Bromlegh to Dame Johanna Pecche, of land in Bromlegh.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 6 Ed. III. Oct. 26, 1332. Grant from Sir John Pecche, Lord of Beaurepeire, to Thomas and Elizabeth Barksdale, of a tenement in Bromlegh for their lives.

Grant. Ellisfield (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire). 14 Ed. III. May 25, 1340. Copy (?contemporary) of a grant made by Dame Johanna Pecche, widow of Sir Bartholomew Pecche, to Elizabeth, her daughter (reciting a grant made to her by Sir John Pecche, her son) of 100s rent in Elsefield and Bromleghe (see also MS. D. D. Brocas 221 for the same document sealed by Dame Johanna).

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 15 Ed. II. April 28, 1322. Grant by Richard Terry of Bromleghe to Dame Johanna Pecche of the land in Bromley granted to him in 1316 by John de Swynesbrooke.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 26 Ed. III. July 23, 1352. Grant by Nicholas and Margaret Le Kenne to John and Joan Le Taillour, of a house in Le Westende, Bromlegh, formerly held of them by William Le Skynnere.

Appointment of attorneys. Bramley (Hampshire). 35 Ed. III. Sept. 26, 1361. Appointment of Geoffry Percy and Geoffry Le Boteler by Sir Bernard and Mary Brocas to give seisin of Bromley to their attorney [Geoffrey Spencer].

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 39 Ed. III. Oct. 23, 1365. Grant, at a rent of 6s, from Thomas Wygge of Heghfeld to John and Isabella Le Taylour, of Poblyngesperke, Bromlegh, for their lives, with remainder to grantor in fee.

Quitclaim. Bramley (Hampshire). 42 Ed. III. Dec. 3, 1368. Quitclaim by Hugh Terry to Sir Bernard Brocas for Helfelyngs in Bromleghe, containing 5 1/2 acres.

Grant in trust. Bramley (Hampshire). 6 Ric. II. Jan. 10, 1383. Grant by William and Isabella Fyge, to J. Chitterne, W. Hermyte, and H. Holte, of Voxham in Bromleye [in trust].

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 8 Ric. II. July 21, 1384. Grant by Sir Bernard Brocas to Simon and Isabella Le Parmenter, of two crofts of land in Bromlegh, near the road from Winton to Sherfield.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 9 Ric. II. July 27, 1385. Grant by William Theobald of Silchester to Sir Bernard Brocas, of a meadow called Wodemede, on the road from Bromle to Silchester.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 11 Ric. II. June 11, 1388. Grant by Agnes, widow of William Wike of Silchester, to John Avery and Thomas atte Delle, chaplains, of three crofts of land in the village and fields at Faryland, Bromley.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 12 Ric. II. Dec. 6, 1388. Grant by J. Avery and Thomas atte Delle to Sir B. Brocas, 'senior', of three crofts of land in the village and fields at Farylane, Bromley.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 13 Ric. II. May 19, 1390. Grant from Thomas Wygge to Sir Bernard Brocas, of a rent of 5s, and land in Bromley, which John and Isabella Taillour held for life with reversion to Sir Bernard.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 14 Ric. II. April 4, 1391. Grant by Henry and Johanna atte More to Sir Bernard Brokas, of eight feet of land from Fishermeade water to Holemore water and thence to Wheeler's croft.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 15 Ric. II. March 10, 1392. Grant by Thomas and Isabella Leche to Sir Bernard Brocas, senior, of Trandelmede in Bramley.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 19 Ric. II. Feb. 29, 1396. Grant by William Edward, chaplain, and John Chedyngton to Johanna, wife of Sir Bernard Brocas, of a tenement and land called 'Barksdale' in Bromlegh, which they had lately received from Sir Bernard Brocas.