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Letters patent of King Charles II, dated at Westminster, 6th October, 35 of his reign, conferring the deanery of Worcester upon George Hicks, S.T.P., vacant by the promotion of William Thomas to the bishopric of St. David's.

Blockley. 1636-1937.

BRAMLEY. Letters patent of King James I, dated at Westminster, 1 April, 21 of his reign, granting for 10s. to Henry Musgrave and Margaret Askwith, widow, a licence of alienation of certain messuages and lands lying in Bramley, to James Sale, sen., James Sale, jun., Agnes Lister, widow, and John Lister her son.

PONTEFRACT. Letters patent of King Charles I, dated at Canbury 21 July, 4 of his reign, creating sir John Savill, kt., baron Savill of Pomfret in the county of York. Illuminated borders.

Indenture made 12 Jan., 1603, by which Mathew ⟨Hutton⟩ , archbishop of York , leases to Edward Croft of the city of York a messuage or tenement in the flesh shambles in the city of York, for 21 years, at the yearly rent of 13/4d.

Will of Elizabeth Smith of Selby, Yorkshire, 29 Jan 1681 [N.S.], proved 29 Jul 1681, with seal of the Official of Prerogative Court of York

Indenture between Thomas Root, silkweaver of Selby, and his wife Margaret, 25 Jan 1693, concerning a messuage or tenement in Cruce parish [St. Crux], Great Shambles, York, with personal seals attached.

Deed of entail male. Dorchester (Oxfordshire) (manor), Dorchester (Oxfordshire), Headington (Oxfordshire), Henley upon Thames (Oxfordshire), Stow Wood (Oxfordshire), Shotover (Oxfordshire), Marlston (Berkshire), Hampstead Norris (Berkshire) (manor), Arbor Farm (Berkshire) (manor), Grazeley (Berkshire) (manor), Amners Court (Berkshire) (manor), Bray (Berkshire), Cookham (Berkshire), Hampstead Norris (Berkshire), Buckfold (Berkshire), Ashampstead (Berkshire), Bowdown (Berkshire), Twyford (Berkshire), Compton (Berkshire), Everington (Berkshire), Wokingham (Berkshire), Reading (Berkshire), Cumnor (Berkshire), Kentish Town (Middlesex), Newtown (Hampshire), Stadhampton (Oxfordshire), Chislehampton (Oxfordshire). 1600.

Bargain and sale. Beckley (Oxon. ). 1659-1660 .

Bargain and sale. Beckley (Oxon. ). 1684.

Confirmation of a fine. Little Brickhill (Buckinghamshire), Potsgrave (Bedfordshire). 8 Chas. I. Feb. 10, 1633. Indenture made between Dame Margaret Brocas, widow of Sir Pexall Brocas deceased, and Thomas Brocas of Beaurepaire, Hampshire, and Elizabeth his wife, and Anthony Abdye [or Abdie] of London, Alderman, following a bargain and sale and fine relating to the manor of Little Brickhill, with lands belonging to the manor in Buckinghamshire [Little Brickhill, Great Brickhill, Bow Brickhill] and Bedfordshire [Potsgrave] and ten acres of Woodworth in Potsgrave [Bedfordshire], confirmation of the fine.

Bargain and sale. Beaurepaire (Hampshire). 11 Jas. I. 2 July 1613. Indenture made between (1) Edward Savage of Bradley, Hampshire, Thomas Walker of the city of Westminster, and John Finch of the Inner Temple, esqs, and Thomas Aston and John Mayer of the Inner Temple, gents., one the one part, and (2) Richard Burrell and James Burrell eldest son of the said Richard Burrell, of London, Grocers, bargain and sale of the fourth part of the manor of Bawreper, etc., in Hampshire, as in MS. D. D. Brocas 122.

Bargain and sale. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Cranes (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire), Steventon (Hampshire), North Fareham (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Roche Court (Hampshire), Froyle (Hampshire), Steventon (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire). 1 Chas. I. 27 May 1625. Indenture made between (1) Abraham Burrell of Shapwicke, Somerset, on the one part, and (2) William Robinson, William Farrer and William Babbington of the Inner Temple, London, esqs., of the other part, bargain and sale by (1) to (2) of the twelfth part of the manors of Bawreper, Cranes, Bradley, Stevington, Northfarram, Bullesdens, Bentworthe, Roch Court and Froyle, Hampshire, and the twelfth part of the advowsons of the churches of Steventon and Bradley, Hampshire. Endorsed with eleven powers of attorney made by (1), and a memorandum rel to delivery of seisin of the properties to the other parties.

Bargain and sale. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 16 Chas. I. Jan. 20, 1641. Indenture made between (1) Barnard Payce of Bromley, Hampshire, yeoman, (2) Nicholas Gardner of Shirborne St John, Hampshire, yeoman, and George Herne of Basingstoke, Hampshire, and (3) Richard Gates, of Basingstoke, shoemaker; bargain and sale by (1) to (2), 45s annual rent from land in Basingstoke called the Stewes, and a messuage called Vinables alias Viables with lands and appurtenances(signed by (1) and (2)).

Bargain and sale. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 16 Chas. I. Jan. 20, 1641. Indenture made between (1) Barnard Payce of Bromley, Hampshire, yeoman, (2) Nicholas Gardner of Shirborne St John, Hampshire, yeoman, and George Herne of Basingstoke, Hampshire, and (3) Richard Gates, of Basingstoke, shoemaker; bargain and sale by 1 to 2, 45s annual rent from land in Basingstoke called the Stewes (signed by (1) and (2)).

Lease. Beaurepaire (Hampshire). 17 Chas. I. Nov. 8, 1641. Indenture made between (1) Edward Remington of Bramley, Leonard Richill of Stevington, Hampshire, yeomen, and (2) William Justice of Pamber, Hampshire, yeoman, Lease by (1) to (2) lands in the manor of Bewreper in the pars of Sherborne St John and Pamber [details given] (signed by (2).

Assignment of term of years. Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 21 Chas. II. March 23, 1669. Indenture made between (1) Ithamar Mill, administratrix of Adiell Baynard, D.D., late rector of Newtontony, Wilts, and Pexall Brocas of Titchfeilde, Hampshire, and (2) Morrice Kingewell of Westminster, Middlesex, esq., and Thomas Hincksman of Southfareham, Hampshire, yeoman, assignment of term of years in a messuages and lands in Bramley, Pamber and Sherborne St John (Ithamar under direction of Pexall) to (2) (signed by (1) and (2)).

Release. 22 Chas. II. 4 June 1670. (1) Pexall Brocas of Quobb, Hampshire, and George Pawlett of the Charterhouse, London, gent. and (2) Oliver Brocas, Richard Brocas and John Brocas, London, gents., (2) were bound to (1) by recognisance, now (1) release Richard Brocas, John Brocas, Symon Bennet of Beauchampton, esqs, Samuel Lutton of London, gent., Raphe Gregge the younger of Clements Inn, Middx and William Fisher of Bakewell, Derbys.

Lease. Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire). Commonwealth, 25 Aug. 1659. Indenture made between (1) John Thorner and Barnard Brocas of Bewrepaire, parish of Sherborne St John, Hampshire, and (2) Robert Rice and Reynold Rice the younger of Pamber, Hampshire, lease of lands in Wiltshires plaice in Bewrepaire Park [details given] (from (1) to (2)) (signed by 2).