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Foot of a Fine. Bray (Berkshire), New Windsor (Berkshire), Clewer (Berkshire). 5 Ed. III. Sept. 29-Oct. 9, 1331. Foot of a Fine by which Ambrose of Newbury conveyed to John and Margaret Brocas two hundred acres of land, etc., in Bray, New Windsor and Clewer.

Order. Bray (Berkshire), Clewer (Berkshire), New Windsor (Berkshire). Undated, but certainly 1383. Order from the Sheriff of Berks to the king's bailiff to deliver up to Sir Bernard Brocas the family property, which had been recovered by him in the King's Court from Wynford, in Bray, Clewer, and New Windsor.

Foot of a Fine. Clewer (Berkshire), Windsor (Berkshire), Dedworth (Berkshire), Bray (Berkshire). 15 Ed. II. Nov. 3, 1321. Foot of a Fine by which William and Gunnora de Langenherst sold to John Bataille a house and land, etc., in Clewer, Windsor, Didworth, and Bray.

Appointment of attorneys. Clewer (Berkshire). 12 Ed. III. April, 5, 1338. Appointment of attorneys by Oliver de Bordeaux to give seisin of lands which he grants to Henry and Lucy Bataille in Clewer.

Grant. Clewer (Berkshire). 12 Ed. III. Oct. 20, 1338. Grant by John de Brocas to William Mogenhed of land in Wyganescroft, saving Suit of Court to 'my manor of Clifware'.

Grant. Clewer (Berkshire). 22 Ed. III. Jan. 26, 1349. Grant by Nicholas and Isabella Serjaunte to Sir John and Margaret Brocas of a house and acre of land in Clewer for a certain sum.

Quitclaim. Clewer (Berkshire). 23 Ed. III. Feb 10, 1349. Quitclaim by Isabella, widow of Nicholas Serjeaunte, to Sir John and Margaret Brocas, for a house and acre of land in Clewer (as in Deed 11).

Grant. Clewer (Berkshire), Bray (Berkshire), Dedworth (Berkshire), Pollingfold (Surrey). 29 Ed. III. May 27, 1354. Grant by Sir John Brocas to his brother Bernard and John Chapman of all his lands in Clewer, Bray, Didworth, and Polyngfold, in trust.

Indenture witnessing delivery. Clewer (Berkshire), Windsor (Berkshire), Dedworth (Berkshire), Bray (Berkshire). 40 Ed. III. Feb. 24, 1366. Indenture witnessing that Sir Bernard Brocas has delivered to Robert Hertle, Constable of Windsor, all his muniments concerning Clewer, Windsor, Didworth, and Bray, on the death of his father.

Grant. Clewer (Berkshire). 8 Ric. II. Sept. 29, 1384. Grant by Sir Bernard Brocas to John and Alice atte Ok of Wyganeslond and Tayloreshale in his Manor of Clewer.

Grant. Clewer (Berkshire). 9 Ric. II. June 5, 1386. Grant by Sir Bernard Brocas to Robert, Ellen, and Amicia Holte of the cottage and land Robert Holte then occupied in Clewer, for 8s rent.

Grant. Buntingbury (Berkshire), Dedworth (Berkshire). 15 Ric. II. Oct. 18, 1391. Grant by Sir Bernard Brocas to Arnald Brocas and William Ermyt of all his lands in Buntingbury [in the parish of Winkfield] and Dedworth [in the parish of Clewer] [in trust].

Account. Clewer Brocas (Berkshire). Undated, but certainly 1363. Balance sheet of the Receipts and Expenditure for the manor of Clewer-Brocas, presented to Sir John Brocas by his bailiff James de Colewelle (much damaged).

Inventory of deeds. Clewer (Berkshire), Windsor (Berkshire), Dedworth (Berkshire), New Windsor (Berkshire), Old Windsor (Berkshire). Date unknown; but of the 14th century. Inventory of deeds contained in a certain box belonging to the Brocas family (relating to Clewer; Windsor; Diddeworth-Maunsel [Dedworth]; New Windsor; Old Windsor).

Bond, Marriage settlement. Clewer (Berkshire). 21 Ed. III. August 2, 1347. A mutual bond between Sir John Brocas and three brothers, James, John, and Robert Barry, by which they agree to pay £1,000 To Walter Whithors, and Sir John to pay the same Walter and Isabelle, sister of the Barrys, a rent of £20 from his manor of Clewer (a marriage settlement, on conditions which appear in the accompanying deed, executed two days afterwards, between Sir John, Walter Whithors, and Isabella Barry).

Foundation [deed]. Clewer (Berkshire). 8 Ric. II. Feb. 6, 1385. Foundation of the Brocas Chantry in Clewer church by Sir Bernard Brocas (chirograph matching MS. D. D. Brocas c. 1/27).

Grant. Clewer (Berkshire). 3 Rich. II. March 25, 1380. Copy (on paper) of a grant by William de Northlech, chaplain, to Alexander atte Mulle of an acre of land in Clewer to pay for keeping a perpetual lamp alight in Clewer Church for the souls of Sir Bernard and Mary Brocas and others.

Admission and appointment. Clewer (Berkshire). 8 Ric. II. March 2, 1385. Admission and appointment of Thomas de Colyngham, by Ralph, Bishop of Sarum, as first Chaplain of the Brocas Chantry at Clewer.

Mandate. Clewer (Berkshire). 8 Ric. II. March 15, 1385. Mandate by Ralph, Bishop of Sarum, to the Rector of Clewer to admit William Heremyte to the Brocas Chantry at Clewer as Chaplain, in place of Colyngham, resigned.