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Lease. Bramley (Hampshire). 5 Hen. V. July 26, 1417. Lease by John and Elizabeth Barett of Creysulle, Berkshire, to William Brocas, of land in Bromle between Coufolde Park and Lockesbrigge.

Lease. Bramley (Hampshire). 7 Hen. V. Sept. 29, 1419. Lease by William Brocas to William and Sibilla Wolston, of land in Bromley, for life (chirograph, see also MS. D. D. Brocas 178).

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 6 Hen. VI. Jan. 2, 1428. Grant by John Russell to Agnes Leche, of Fysshewermede, with a grove near some Brocas lands called Jurgenfyrth and Highfeld.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 6 Hen. VI. Sept. 8, 1427. Grant by John Sadlere to William Brocas, of Sadeler's Crofts in Bromle.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 7 Hen. VI. Nov. 1, 1428. Grant by William Brocas to Ingelram and Alice atte More of a toft and four crofts in Bromley, a field lying between Pamber forest and William atte More's croft (Stancroft), and a meadow near the Forest on the East Shyrborne road, at a rent of 14s.

Lease. Bramley (Hampshire). 13 Hen. VI. Sept. 29, 1434. Lease by William Brocas to Robert and Margery Litelworke, of a house and land in Bromeley, which had belonged to Richard Seymour, for the rent of 8s, twelve capons at Christmas, and twelve catapultres [arrows or crossbow bolts?] at Easter.

Grant. Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire). 18 Hen. VI. Aug. 1, 1440. Grant by John, son of Thomas Shirfeld, late of Bromeley, to William Brocas, of Le Hyghfeld which 'now lies' within Beaurepaire Park, and was close to Fishwermede.

Quitclaim. Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire). 18 Hen. VI. Aug. 4, 1440. Quitclaim by William Brocas to John Shirfeld for the rent he used to receive from him for Sherfeldesland, in exchange for Le Hyghfeld in Beaurepaire.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 19 Hen. VI. June 4, 1441. Grant by Benedict atte Combe to Oliver Leche, of Le Smythe's Place in Bromeley, lying between Beaurepaire Park and William Clement's croft.

Quitclaim. Bramley (Hampshire). 29 Hen. VI. April 20, 1451. Quitclaim of Simon Alman to John Leche and William Joye for Wodemede in Bromeley, which he lately had of the gift of John Russal of London.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 30 Hen. VI. Sept. 21, 1451. Grant by John Leche and William Joye to Simon and Agnes Alman, of Le Wodemede in Bromeley.

Letter. Bramley (Hampshire). 34 Hen. VI. March 31, 1456. Letter from W. Westbury, Provost of Eton, to William Brocas, requiring a payment to the Vicar of Bramley.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 7 Ed. IV. Feb. 13, 1468. Grant by Oliver Leche to William Brocas, of Le Smythe's Place, in Bromley.

Lease. Bramley (Hampshire). 13 Ed. IV. Aug. 10, 1473. Lease by William Brocas to William and Joan Wygley, of Smethes 'apud Park Gate juxta Bromley chirche', lately held in socage by Edward Talliour, for 80 yers at a rent of 5s.

Receipt. Bromley (Dorset). 6 Hen. VII. May 25, 1491. Receipt for £7 From William Elys, as Philippa Brocas's attorney, to John Brocas.

Grant. Bromley (Hampshire). 20 Hen. VII. Feb. 10, 1505. Grant by Francis Dyneley, John Skyllyng, John Benger, Thomas Parkyns, and Thomas More, to Edward More, son of Edward More, of their property in Bromley; received [in trust] from Edward More, senior, of Sherfeld super Loddon.

Confirmation. Bromley (Hampshire). n.d., mid-late 14th cent. Confirmation by Sir Bernard Brocas of Beaurepeir to Sir William Godefray, vicar of the church of Bromlegh, and Johanna Godfray and her heirs, in default of which to John Noreys and his heirs, of lands in Bromley.

Grant as a marriage settlement. Bramley (Hampshire). Undated, of the reign of Ed. II. or quite early in the reign of Ed. III, c.1307-1327. Copy of a deed by which William de Montfichet, on the marriage of his daughter to William Terri, settles a messuage etc. in Bromlegh on her and her husband.

Confirmation. Bramley (Hampshire). n.d., mid-late 14th cent. Confirmation by Sir Bernard Brocas to Symon le Parmenter ad Isabell his wife of lands in Bromley (paper, damaged, fragile).

Quitclaim. Bramley (Hampshire). [temp. Hen. ?VIII., Sept., 30]. Quitclaim by William Thebaude of Silchestre to William Brocas of lands in Bromley (paper, fragment, damaged, fragile).

Confirmation. Bramley (Hampshire). 7 Eliz. I. June 2, 1565. Confirmation by John Moore of Bramley, Hampshire, gent., son and heir of Edward Moore of Bramley, deceased, to Sir Richard Pexall of Beawerepeyre, Hampshire, of his capital messuage and lands in Bramley called Tanners.

Confirmation. Bramley (Hampshire). 12 Eliz. I. March 14, 1570. Confirmation by John Pryor of Bramley, Hampshire, yeoman, to Sir Richard Pexall of Beawrapeire, Hampshire, of two messuages with appurtenances in Bramley, Hampshire, called Publynges and Garwickes, and another messuage and lands called Publynges Pyddell alias Homebusshe.

Lease. Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 7 Chas. I. April 18, 1631. Indenture made between (1) Thomas Brocas of Beaureper, Hampshire, esq., and (2) Barnard Harrington of Bramley, Hampshire, yeoman, being a lease of lands in Beaureper Park in pars. Bramley and Pamber, and land in Bramley [details given].

Lease. Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire). 15 Chas. I. Oct. 3, 1639. Indenture made between (1) Robert Brocas of Beaurepaire, Hampshire, esq., and (2) Barnard Payce of Bramley, Hampshire, yeoman, being a lease of a messuage and lands adjoining Beaurepaire Park; lands called Englefield alias Tannery; land in Beaurepaire Park and another plot of land, all in Bramley, Hampshire (mark of Barnard Payce).

Deed to lead the uses of a fine. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire), Sherborn St John (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire). 12 Chas. II. Nov. 6, 1660. Indenture made between (1) John Thorner of Bewreper, Hampshire, esq., and Jane his wife, formerly wife of Robert Brocas late of Bewreper, esq., deceased, and Bernard Brocas of Bewreper, son and heir of Robert by Jane and (2) Edward Evelyn of Long Ditton, Surrey, esq., and Henry Slingsby of the Strand, Middlesex, esq., and (3) Robert Ley of London, gent., and Thomas Aram of parish of St Clement Danes, Middlesex, gent., being a deed to lead the uses of a fine concerning lands in Bewreper alias Beawrepar, Bullesden, Bramley, Basing, Sherborne St John and Pamber, Hampshire, being parcel of the park of Beaurepaire (signed by John Thorner, Jane Thorner, Barnard Brocas).