License. Stoke Charity (Hampshire). 8 Ric. II. March 2, 1385. License by William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winton, to Sir B. Brocas and others to grant a house and 72 acres of land in Eldstoke [Stoke Charity] (which he held of John de Hampton, who held of the See), for the Brocas Chantry in Clewer Church.

Grant. Bromley (Dorset), Netherbury (Hampshire). 6 Hen. VI. Jan. 16, 1428. Grant of Bromley and lands in Netherbury by trustees to William Brocas and others in trust.

Grant. Bromley (Dorset), Netherbury (Hampshire). 5 Hen. VII. Oct. 8, 1489. Grant by Ralph Hastings and the new trustees of £14 a year rent out of Bromley, Ferlegh, and Kyngeslond to Philippa, widow of Bernard Brocas.

Quitclaim. Bromley (Dorset), Netherbury (Hampshire). 5 Hen. VII. Oct. 2, 1489. Quitclaim by John Brocas and his son and heir apparent, William Brocas, to Ralph Hastings and the rest of the trustees for Bromley, Ferlegh, and Kyngeslond.

Grant. Ashmansworth (Hampshire). 7 Ed. IV. April 7, 1467. Grant by William Stawey to Sir John Lisle, William Sandes, and William Gunter, of his lands etc. in Asshemerysworth in Hampshire.

Grant. Alton (Hampshire). 12 Hen. VII. Sept. 11, 1496. Grant by Edward Brocas, son of Sir Thomas Brocas, chaplain, to William Baynton of Alton Westbrook, of his property in Alton market-place, called Ladyplace.

Lease. Basingstoke (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 19 Hen. VII. Sept. 29, 1503. Lease by William Brocas to Edward Clerke, of Scorsers, Westlong and Lugmere in the parishes of Basingstoke and Sherburne St John.

Letters patent, Grant. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 11 Ed. [III]. July 24, 1337. Letters patent of Edward [III] king of England, lord of Ireland and duke of Aquitaine of a royal grant by writ of privy seal, to John Brocas all lands and tenements with appurtenances that were of William Hode in the vill of Basyngestok, Hampshire, which came to the king's hand through the felony of William and his outlawry.

Grant. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 16 Ric. II. Dec. 12, 1392. Grant from John Lauerans and Stephen Doget to Sir Bernard Brocas, senior, of Vyables-place and Vyables-londe, in Basyngstoke.

Bargain and sale. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 13 Chas. I. Oct. 1, 1637. Indenture made between (1) Barnard Payce late of Bramley, Hampshire, yeoman, and Richard Gates, of Basingstoke, shoemaker, and (2) John Thorner of Beaurepaire, Hampshire, gent., 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 tenements belonging to it (signed by Richard Gates).

Bargain and sale. Basingstoke (Hampshire). 16 Chas. I. Jan. 20, 1641. Indenture made between (1) Barnard Payce of Bramley, Hampshire, yeoman, (2) Nicholas Gardner of Sherborne St John, Hampshire, yeoman and George Herne of Basingstoke, Hampshire, Tanner, and (3) Richard Gates, of Basingstoke, shoemaker, being a 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 tenements belonging to it (signed by Gates, Gardner and Herne).

Grant. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Sherfield on Loddon (Hampshire), Chineham (Hampshire), Tadley (Hampshire), 'Benefield', Basing (Hampshire). 29 Ed. III. July 9, 1355. Grant from Bernard Brocas, clerk, to Henry Duke of Lancaster and Sir Bernard Brocas, knight, of Beaurepaire manor and other lands in Schirborne St John, Bromelee, Schirfield, Chynham, Tadelee, Benefeld, and Basyng.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 36 Ed. III. Sept. 3, 1362. Grant by Sir Bernard Brocas to William Archer, of lands etc., which had been John Le Walshe's, and also one piece near the park of Moorgarston [in Sherborne St John?].

Receipt. Bramley (Hampshire). 3 Ric. II. July 20, 1379. Receipt from Thomas Twyhey of Tadley to Sir Bernard Brocas for £8 for Wodemed meadow.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 3 Hen. IV. March 28, 1402. Quitclaim from Johanna Kenne (formerly wife of Henry atte More) to William Brocas, for portions of Beaurepaire Park, which Sir Bernard Brocas had from Henry and Johanna atte More, in Shireborne St John, Bromley, and Pamber called Horselese, Heyehalewyk, Brodehalewyk, le Holemour and Fyssheweremed.

Memoranda of deeds. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). n.d., early 15th cent?. Memoranda of deeds (lease, final concord, also note of rents due and exchange, perhaps relating to a case brought by Johanna) made between Bernard Brocas, esq., and Johanna Kenne (formerly wife of Henry atte More), Henry and Johanna atte More, in Shireborne St John, Bromley, and Pamber called Horselese, Heyehalewyk, Brodehalewyk, le Holemour and Fyssheweremed, also le Brodemed and a tenement called Piperwhites in Bromley, and an exchange of a croft called Stokebryggeslond.