Bargain and sale. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Cranes (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire), Steventon (Hampshire), North Fareham (Hampshire), Broxhead (Hampshire), Chineham (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Froyle (Hampshire), Peper Harow (Surrey), Piccards (Surrey), Peper Harow (Surrey), Bradenstoke (Wiltshire), Swakeleys (Middlesex), Little Weldon (Northamptonshire), Steventon (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire), London, St Bride (City of London). 14 Eliz. I. Oct. 13, 1572. Indenture made between (1) John Jobson, esq., son and heir of Sir Francis Jobson, and Elizabeth, one of the daughters and coheirs of Sir Richard Pexall deceased, and (2) William Marshall of Muche Hadham, Hertfordshire, gent., being a bargain and sale of the fourth part of the manors of Bawreper, Cranes, Bradley, Stevington, Northfarram, Brokeshed, Chynam, Bullesdens, Bentworthe and Froyle, and advowsons of the churches of Stevington and Bradley, Hampshire, fourth part of the manor of Petit Welden alias Little Welden, Northamptonshire, and keeping of the King's Buckhounds, fourth part of the manor of Swacliffe, Middlesex, fourth part of the manor of Peperharowe and Pycards, Surrey, advowson of the church of Peperharowe, fourth part of the manor of Bradenstock and Clack, Wiltshire, fourth part of lands in Hampshire, Northamptonshire, Middx, Surrey and Wilts [details given], fourth part of a messuage in London, parish of St. Bridget, ward of Faringdon Without, and fourth part of all manors, lands, etc., of which Sir Richard Pexall died seized (signed by John Jobson and Elizabeth Jobson).

Deed to lead to a 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). 26 Eliz. I. Nov. 13, 1584. Indenture made between (1) Pexall Brocas of Beawreper, and (2) Sir Thomas Sherley of Wyston, Sussex, and Henry Gyfford of Sumborne, Hampshire, esq., deed to lead to a common recovery of the manors of Bawreper, Cranes, Bradley, Stevington, Northfarram, Brokeshed, Chynam, Bullesdens, Bentworthe and Froyle, Hampshire, the manor of Peperharowe and Pycards, Surrey, the manor of Bradenstock and Clack, Wiltshire, the manor of Swacliffe, Middlesex, the manor of Little Welden, Northamptonshire, with lands and appurtenances [details given] (Pexall Brocas).

Exemplification of a 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. Exemplification of a common recovery made between Sir Thomas Sherley and Henry Gyfford, and Pexall Brocas esq., concerning the manors of Beaurepaire, Cranes, Bradley, Steventon, North Fareham, Broxhead, Chineham, Bullesdens, and Froyle.

Deed to lead to a 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). 26 Eliz. I. Nov. 13, 1584. Indenture made between (1) Pexall Brocas of Beawreper, and (2) Sir Thomas Sherley of Wyston, Sussex, and Henry Gyfford of Sumborne, Hampshire, esq., deed to lead to a common recovery of the manors of Bawreper, Cranes, Bradley, Stevington, Northfarram, Brokeshed, Chynam, Bullesdens, Bentworthe and Froyle, Hampshire, the manor of Peperharowe and Pycards, Surrey, the manor of Bradenstock and Clack, Wiltshire, the manor of Swacliffe, Middlesex, the manor of Little Welden, Northamptonshire, with lands and appurtenances [details given]. Counterpart of MS. D. D. Brocas 123 (Sherley and Gifford).

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.

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. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire). 16 Chas. II. Feb. 23, 1664. Indenture made between (1) Francis Wingfeild, of Grays Inn, Middlesex, esq., and (2) Richard Brocas of parish of St Andrews Holborne, Middlesex, esq., Adiell Baynard of Basingstoke, Hampshire, D.D., and Edmond Brockett of Bramley, Hampshire, gent., release by Wingfield to Baynard and Brockett of term of years in manors of Beauraper and Bullsdens cum Bentworth with appurtenances and lands in Sherborne St John and Bramley, Hampshire. (signed by 1.).

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 a term of years in a messuages and lands in Bramley, Pamber and Sherborne St John (1) Ithamar under direction of Pexall) to (2) (signed by (1) and (2)).

Assignment of lease|Counterpart. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire). 21 Chas. II. June 26, 1669. Counterpart of assignment of lease [originally of Thomas Brocas and Elizabeth his wife to Anthony Abdy of London, Alderman, of manors of Barrapire alias Barraper and Bulsden cum Bentworth with lands in Sherborne St John and Bramley, Hampshire,] specifically of Bulsdens Lodge par Bramley, Hampshire, by (1) Abraham Downeing, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex, Sergeant Skinner to his Majesty, and Nicholas Highmore, of St Martin in the Fields, gent., (2) Henry Elcoes of Grovehouse in parish of Fulham, Middlesex, and John Gregg, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex, Apothecary, to (3) George Rouse of St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex, tailor, and James Magnes of St Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex, Stationer, .

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 1 Ed. III. Dec. 28, 1327. Grant from William Terry of Bromley to Sir John Pecche, of land in Bromlygh.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 1 Ed. III. June 12, 1327. Grant by Sir John Pecche to his mother, Dame Johanna Pecche, of rents in Elsefield and Bromlegh for her life.

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire). 12 Ed. III. Dec. 6, 1338. Grant by William Terry to John Tybaud, of land in Bromleghe.

Quitclaim. Bramley (Hampshire). 21 Ed. III. April 29, 1347. Quitclaim by William Terry to John and Juliana Le Meleward, for half a meadow in Bromlegh which they had of his son William.

Quitclaim. Bramley (Hampshire). 19 Ed. III. May 5, 1345. Quitclaim by William Terry to John and Juliana Le Meleward, for half a meadow in Bromlegh, which he and Thomas de Barksdale held in common, at Le Swapes.