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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)).

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)).

Grant. Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 42 Ed. III. Oct. 1, 1368. Grant from John Le Taillour to Sir Bernard Brocas, in fee, of a house in Le Westende, Bromlegh, which had belonged to Nicholas and Margaret Kenne; and of 12d rent which he received from Peter Lytewerk for John Gregory's tenement of Pamber.

Deed of uses. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Beaurepaire Park (Hampshire). 12 Chas. II. Dec. 13, 1660. Indenture made between (1) John Thorner of Beaureper, Hampshire, 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 covenant or agreement that the fine and recovery concerning lands in Bewreper alias Beawrepar, Bullesden, Bramley, Basing, Sherborne St John and Pamber, Hampshire, is confirmed (signed by Bernard Brocas).

Lease. Pamber (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire). 32 Chas. II. Oct. 18, 1680. Indenture made between (1) John Thorner of Brambly, Hampshire, gent., and Jane his wife and (2) Christopher Clifford of Pamber, Hampshire, bricklayer, and John Gosling of Pamber, Hampshire, husbandman, being a lease from (1) to (2) of lands in Pamber and Bramley [details given] (marks of Christopher Clifford and John Gosling).

Release. Bramley (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 2 Geo. I. Nov. 26, 1715. Indenture made between (1) Richard Downing of East Malling, Kent, gent. (son and heir of Abraham Downing late of the parish of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, Serjeant Skinner to his late Majesty Charles II, deceased, and (2) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, baronet, being a release by (1) to (2) of lands in Bramley and Sherborne St John, Hampshire (signed by Richard Downing).

Lease. Pamber (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire). 15 Chas. I. Oct. 3, 1639. Lease granted by Robert Brocas, to Barnard Payce of lands in Beaurepaire Park, in the parish of Bramley and Pamber, and land in the parish of Basing, Hampshire (signed by Barnard Payce).

Exemplification|Common recovery. Bullesdens (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire). 12 Chas. II. Nov. 28, 1660. Exemplification of a common recovery made between Edward Evelyn, esq., and Henry Slingsby, esq., and Bernard Brocas, esq., of lands in Bullesdens cum Bentworth, Bramley, Pamber, Sherborne St John and Basing.

Bargain and sale. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 19 Chas. II. June 1, 1667. Indenture made between (1) John Brocas of Roch Court, Hampshire, gent., and Francis Gregge of St Clement Danes, Middlesex, gent., and (2) Edward Evelyn of Long Ditton, Surrey, esq., Abraham Downing, of St Clement Danes, sergeant skinner to His Majesty; Henry Webb of Shidfeild in Bishops Waltham, Hampshire, and Thomas Willoughby of Kings Cleere, Hampshire, gent., reciting a deed of 1 August 1656, concerning lands in the manor of Roche Court, being a bargain and sale by (1) to (2) concerning lands in Sherborne St John, Bramley and Pamber.

Bargain and sale. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 19 Chas. II. June 1, 1667. Indenture made between (1) John Brocas of Roch Court, Hampshire, gent., and Francis Gregge of St Clement Danes, Middlesex, gent., and (2) Edward Evelyn of Long Ditton, Surrey, esq., Abraham Downing, of St Clement Danes, sergeant skinner to His Majesty; Henry Webb of Shidfeild in Bishops Waltham, Hampshire, and Thomas Willoughby of Kings Cleere, Hampshire, gent., reciting a deed of 1 August 1656, concerning lands in the manor of Roche Court, being a bargain and sale by (1) to (2) concerning lands in Sherborne St John, Bramley and Pamber.

Grant (in trust). Pamber (Hampshire). 4 Ric. II. March 20, 1381. Grant by Sir Robert Hethe, clerk, vicar of Aldermaston, and others, to John Chitterne and others (in trust for Sir Bernard Brocas), of Brodehalewyke and Le Holemore in Pamber.

Quitclaim. Pamber (Hampshire). 4 Ric. II. April 1, 1381. Quitclaim by John atte More to John Chitterne and others (in trust for Sir Bernard Brocas), of Brodehalewyke and Le Holemore in Pamber.

Agreement. Pamber (Hampshire). 16 Ric. II. May 7, 1393. Agreement between Sir Bernard Brocas, senior, and John Joce, as to security against the reclamation of Knovilesland in Pamber by the original feoffor, John Ynge of Fountel Giffard.

Quitclaim. Pamber (Hampshire). 8 Hen. V. April 23, 1420. Grant by Oliver Brocas to William Brocas, of the lands in Pamber granted him by John Fabyan, late Lieutenant of Pamber Forest.

Appointment of attorney. Pamber (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire). 8 Hen. V. May 6, 1420. Appointment by Oliver Brocas of Thomas Leche, park-keeper of Beaurepaire, to give seisin to William Brocas of Oliver's property in Pamber and Tadley.

Release. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire). 4 William and Mary. Sept. 1, 1692. Indenture made between (1) Dame Jane Gardiner of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, widdow, (2) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roch Court, Hampshire, baronet, son and heir of Dame Jane, and (3) Bernard Gardiner, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, gent., being a release from (1) to (2) of lands in Sherborne St John alias East Sherbourne and West Sherbourne, Bramley, Pamber, Tadley Mortimer and Basing, Hampshire, from which (2) will pay (3) an annuity during the life of (1) (signed and sealed by Jane Gardiner, ?Sir Brocas Gardiner and Bernard Gardiner).

Release. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire), Basing (Hampshire). 7 William III. Sept. 6, 1696. Indenture made between (1) David Moris of St. James, Westminster, Middlesex, and Dame Jane Gardiner alias Jane Moris, the wife of David Moris, and (2) Sir Brocas Gardiner of Roche Court, Hampshire, baronet, reciting the release of 1 September 1692, being a release of £15 per annum during the life of Dame Jane by (1) to (2) (signed and sealed by David Moris and Jane Gardiner).

Covenant. Bramley (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 19 Chas. II. June 1, 1667. Indenture made between (1) John Thorner of Kings Cleere, Hampshire, and Jane his wife; (2) Sir William Gardiner of London, baronet and Dame Jane his wife; (3) Francis Gregg of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, gent., Abraham Downing of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex, serjeant skinner to the King and Thomas Willoughby of Kings Cleere, Hampshire, gent., being a covenant by (1) and (2) to (3) concerning lands in Bramley, Hampshire; Sherborne St John, Hampshire; (signed and sealed by John Thorner; Jane Thorner; Sir William Gardiner; Jane Gardiner; Francis Gregg; Abraham Downing; and also presumably sealed by Thomas Willoughby).