Release. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 5 Hen. VI. Nov. 30, 1426. Release by Thomas Leche, park-keeper of Beaurepaire, to Oliver Brocas, of a rent of 22s 6d granted to Leche by William Brocas for John Mothe's and Edith Bukke's houses, which had been granted by Oliver to William Brocas.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 5 Hen. VI. July 7, 1427. Grant by William Brocas to John Bukke of Shirborne St John and Alice his wife of one acre of meadow called Cranesacre lying in the common meadow calle Le Moore within the lordship of Sherborne St John [details given].

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 5 Hen. IV. June 11, 1404. Quitclaim from Edward Cowdray to Oliver Brocas, for lands in Sherborne St John.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 12 Hen. IV. March 1, 1411. Quitclaim by Thomas Boundy to Oliver Brocas 'of Sherborne St John', of property in Sherborne St John.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 15 Hen. VI. June 11, 1437. Grant by William Brocas [in trust] to Philip Baynard, Ralph Cowfolde, and Simon Alman, of the lands in Shirborne St John which Oliver Brocas lately granted him, except those of Beatrice, wife of Oliver Brocas, which they are to hold in reversion of her dower.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 22 Hen. VI. Feb. 2, 1444. Grant by William Brocas senior to Johanna, wife of Lawrence Stonard, of a rent of 13s 4d from a messuage in Shirburne St John held of William by William Hanyton of the same place.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 22 Hen. VI. Feb. 2, 1444. Grant by William Brocas senior to Johanna, wife of Lawrence Stonard, of a rent of 13s 4d from a messuage in Shirburne St John held of William by William Hanyton of the same place.

Lease. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 26 Hen. VI. May 12, 1448. Demise by William Brocas to John Tanner of Bromeley, of a house near the meadow called Le Courtmede and another called Le Milhous in Schirbourn St John for a rent of 6s for a term of ninety years.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 32 Hen. VI. Jan 6, 1454. Quitclaim by Richard Coterell to William Brocas, for Pyperlond in Sherborne St John.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 35 Hen. VI. Jan. 20, 1457. Quitclaim by John Edwyn, son and heir of John Edwyn, to William Brocas (2), for Danyslond and Holmerslond in Schyrburne St John.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 38 Hen. VI. June 20, 1460. Quitclaim by Agnes Leche to William Brocas, for the 20s rent which she had for life for John Mothe's and Edith Bukke's tenements in Sherborne St John.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 3 Ed. IV. May 5, 1463. Grant by William Brocas to John and Margaret Chamberlayn of a house called Cryps and another called Holmerslond with two crofts in Sherborne St John, for a rent of 8s 4d, with reversion to himself and his heirs on the failure of male heirs.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 9 Ed. IV. May 3, 1469. Grant by John Leche, dyer, to John Poulett, John Brocas, Christopher and William Hanyton, and William Coufolde, of all his lands in Shirborne St John and all his personal property [in trust].

Agreement. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 11 Ed. IV. Dec. 2, 1471. Draft of an Agreement by Lawrence and Joan Stonard to secure Cranes house to John Brocas by a bond for £100, and he to pay them £6 a year for their lives.

Lease. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 13 Ed. IV. April 7, 1473. Lease by 'John Brokas, squyer, sone and executor of William Brokas of Beruper' to Henry Horne, draper of Basingstoke, and John Hegekott, dyer, of a dye-house in Shirborne St John, for ten years at a rent of 26s 8d, and for ten years more at 20s.

Lease. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 16 Ed. IV. May 6, 1476. Lease by John Brocas to Robert Denys, of Cranes, etc., in Shirborn Seynt John.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 14 Hen. VII. Dec. 20, 1498. Grant by Christopher Leche and James Spyre to William Brocas (3) of Joyes, or Leches, and other lands in Shirborne St John.

Lease. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 1 Hen. VIII. Sept. 29, 1509. Lease by John [guardian of the Brocas heiresses] and Mary Audeley to William Sympson of Cranes.

Copy of a Process of Scire facias for recovery of a debt. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 4 & 5 Hen. VIII., Easter Term, 1513. Copy of a Process of Scire facias for recovering a debt of £300 which had been due from Edward Brocas, 'gentilman', lately of Shirborne St John, to Robert Wattes, citizen and clothier of London, since 18 Henry VII.

Quitclaim. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 16 Hen. VIII. April 1, 1525. Quitclaim by Elizabeth Davy, widow of Richard Curteys, of Tylehurst, Berks, to James Spyre, of her right of dower in Woodburye in Shirborne St John.

Indenture of sale. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 4 Ed. VI. Oct. 17, 1550. Indenture of sale for £6 13s 4d by Richard Wyllson, barber, of Basingstoke, and Agnes hi wife, to Richard Pexsall of Beaureper, of lands which had belonged to William Perrott, in Sherborne St John, called Cowkesgrove, near Wythege wood, the parsonage, and Lyllyngdown common.

Fine. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). 34 Eliz. Trin. Term, 1592. Fine between William Petty and Richard and Anne Chamberlayne, by which lands in East Sherborne, alias Sherborne St John, consisting of one messuage, one garden, 40 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, and 16 acres of pastures, are sold to the former for £100.

Final concord. Sherborne St John (Hampshire), Bramley (Hampshire), Pamber (Hampshire). 7 William III. Oct. 20, 1696. Final concord made between Sir Brocas Gardiner, querent, and David Moris and Jane his wife, deforciants, concerning property in Sherborne St John alias East Sherborne, Bramley and Pamber.

Grant. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). Hen. III. (Undated.) c. 1235-1240. Grant from Robert de St John, son of William de St John, to Bartholomew Peche, of Holemore in Shirburne.

Confirmation. Sherborne St John (Hampshire). Imperfectly dated. [?1450]. Confirmation by William Brocas to Johanna Stonard, of the property which she holds for herself and heirs male in Sherborne St John, and which came to William Brocas from her father Oliver Brocas; to revert to William Brocas if no male heirs.