Measurement and annual valuation. Bramley (Hampshire). 1799, Sept. 25. Measurement and annual valuation of an estate at Bramley; the annual value of a farm called Smith's Forge.

Particulars. Roche Court (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire). n.d., late 18th cent or early 19th cent?. Particulars of estates at Roach Court and Sherborne.

Abstract of title. Fareham (Hampshire). 1806. Abstract of the title of Sir James W. S. Gardiner Bart. to the copyhold lands held under the manor of Fareham.

Case. Beaurepaire (Hampshire). 17th cent.. The case of Beaurepaire with the copyhold of Mortimer (deeds bought of Golding etc) (fragile).

Abstract of title. Roche Court (Hampshire). 1806. Abstract of title to the manor of North Fareham otherwise Roche Court and divers messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments, com. of Hertfordshire Copyhold to be added.

Abstract of title. Roche Court (Hampshire). 19th cent.. Abstract of title ?of Sir James W. S. Gardiner to ?the manor of North Fareham and other properties in Hampshire, pages 55-71 only.

Final concord. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Cranes (Hampshire). 14 Chas. I. 1639. Final concord (copy) between Sir John Bodley and Thomas Parks, esq., querents, and Thomas Brocas, esq., and Elizabeth his wife and Robert Brocas esq., deforciants, relating to the manors of Beaurepaire, Bulsdens cum Bentworth and Cranes (paper, fragile).

Deed to make a tenant to the precipie. Hampshire (). 1807. Abstract of Bargain and Sale to make a tenant to praecipe for suffering a recovery and of recovery, etc., Estates in Hampshire.

Abstract of title. Roche Court (Hampshire), Fareham (Hampshire). 1806. Abstract of the title of Sir James W. S. Gardiner Baronet to the manor of North Fareham alias Roche Court and divers freehold messuages, lands, tenements and hereditaments in the County of Hampshire & also to certain copyhold lands within the manor of Fareham.

Appointment. 17 Chas. II. Oct. 18, 1665. Appointment by Thomas Brocas of Beaurepaire, Hampshire, (aged 15) of Richard Johnson his "father-in-law" as his guardian (parchment, in paper wrapper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Court roll. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Cranes (Hampshire). 1693, Oct. 12. Court roll of the manor of Beaurepaire and Cranes, Hampshire. (paper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Receipt. 1678, Jan. 22. Receipt by Sir William Gardiner and Dame Jane his wife for £1550 from Thomas Brocas of Beaurepaire, Hampshire. (paper, in paper wrapper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Deed to lead the uses of a fine. Roche Court (Hampshire). 8 Chas. 1. Feb. 19, 1633. Copy of deed to lead to uses of a fine from Thomas Brocas to Dame Margaret Brocas and George Baynard rel to the manor of North Fareham [Roche Court], Clarke, etc. (paper (fragile), in paper wrapper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Common recovery. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Cranes (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire), Steventon (Hampshire), North Fareham (Hampshire), Broxhead (Hampshire), Chineham (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Froyle (Hampshire), Peper Harow (Surrey), Piccards (Surrey), Bradenstoke (Wiltshire), Swakeleys (Middlesex), Little Weldon (Northamptonshire). 27 Eliz. I. Nov. 28, 1584. Copy of a common recovery made between Sir Thomas Sherley and Henry Gyfford esq., and Pexall Brocas (paper (damaged, fragile), in paper wrapper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Particular. Roche Court (Hampshire). n.d., 17th cent. Particular of the lands of Mr Richard Brocas held in fee of the manor of Rochcourt (paper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Bond. Prallingworth (Hampshire). 1653, Sept. 21. Copy of the bond given by Pexall Brocas, gent., to John Barton of Fareham, Hampshire, upon the sale of Prolingworth (paper (damaged, fragile), with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Court roll. Cranes (Hampshire). 12 Jas. I. May 10, 1614. Court roll of the manor of Cranes (paper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Case. Beaurepaire (Hampshire). 1665, Oct. 21. Articles of Beaurepaire, relating to the manor and presumably prepared for legal opinion in a court case (copy, annotated: "These articles are not anywhere to be found", ending with a note dated 6 Dec. 1670) (paper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Quit rent. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Basingstoke (Hampshire). 1652, Sept. 28. A note of quit rents, places listed including Hill End [parish of Sherborne St John] and the Angel Inn, Basingstoke (paper, in paper wrapper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Case. n.d., late 17th cent. Copy of legal case relating to the heirs of the Brocas family, annotated "Brocas case (drawn up for Sir W. Gardiner (paper, in paper wrapper, with other documents in envelope postmarked 1880).

Will. 1661, Sept. 5. Copy made 21 Nov 1663 of the will of Prudence Brocas, made 5 Sept 1661, proved 14 Nov 1663 (paper, crudely repaired with the edges of a sheet of postage stamps, in envelope with two other documents).

Particular. Roche Court (Hampshire). n.d., c. 1663 or shortly afterwards. Particular of Males, late lands of Prudence Brocas, parish of Wickham, held of the manor of Roch Court alias North Fareham (paper, in envelope with two other documents).

Copy of an account. Basing (Hampshire). 1645, April 25. Copy of an account of the escape of those within the house of Lady Brocas, ?in Berkshire, and their flight to Basing (paper, in envelope with two other documents).

Particular|Letter. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). n.d., late 18th cent, c. 1796-1797. Particular of Sherborne Farms, Hampshire, also containing a note of agreement by Joseph Egerton to take a lease of West End Farm, dated 20 Dec 1796; a note of leases of properties to be quitted by Wix and Mulford dated 22 May 1797, and a letter dated 5 Oct 1797 relating to letting of properties to be quitted by those mentioned in the note of May 1797.

Particular. Roche Court (Hampshire). n.d., c. late 18th cent. Particular of lands, etc., included in Sir William Gardiner's lease to John Hoad (two documents).