| Description | 1. c.1290.
Philip de Camera [of Chamberhouse?] of Thatcham, with consent of his wife Joan, to John de Windgate of Newbury, chaplain.
Grant in fee for a rent of 1d. Meadow, with ingress and egress, between the meadow of Sir Ralph de Greynham [Greenham] on the west and the croft called Le Horncroft on the east, extending from north to south from the meadow of William of Pangbourne ('de Pangkebourne') to the way leading from the meadow of Sir Ralph de Greynham in Thatcham.
Witnesses: Adam de Buslesham, bailiff of Thatcham, William de la Wate, Richard de la Hammulle [of Ham Mill], Peter de la Berne, John Frewyne, William de Pangkeburne, John Alexander, William de Bruer', clerk, Thomas Boton, Roger Pinkeme, William Waltepayn, William le Hert, Thomas Edgar, and clerk.
Seal of Philip de Camera.
2. n.d. [c.1300].
Peter de Quercus [of the oak], son of Gervase de Quercus, to William Burred, son of John Burred.
Grant for rent of 2d at Michaelmas, and fine of 34s sterling.
2 a. land, one called Ryshamesacre, lying between the highway and the land which was William de la Bure's, and the other in the field called Mulesfield, lying between the land which was John de la Windyete's, extending to the headland at Sunhened, in Thatcham.
Witnesses: Richard de la Hammule, John Frewine, Philip de Camera, John le Grater, William le Hayward, John le Lolt, John Alisaundre [Alexander], Walter de Kemeleye, William de la Bure, and Ralph, son of Ralph the scrivener.
Seal imperfect.
3. n.d. [c.1300]
Parties as in 2.
Grant of property in 2, plus two other acres, one called La Brechescare, lying between the land which was John Burred's, on the north part of La Estgrave, and the other of Peter de Quercus's 'better land' ('de meliora terra mea'), all in Thatcham.
Witnesses as in 2.
Seal imperfect.
4. Thatcham, 25 May 1309.
Roger atte Combe, son of Roger atte Combe, clerk, to William de la Hath and his wife Joan, all of Thatcham.
Grant in fee of 1 a. in Le Worthy called le Litelaker, between the land of William Semblant on both sides, extending from the head of half an acre foremrly of Semblant on the east to half an acre formerly of John Borred on the west.
Witnesses: Paul de Capella, John Bussard, John de Camera, John Alexander, John atte Berne, Roger de la Heth, Peter Adrew.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 18.]
5. Thatcham, 30 November 1309.
Alice Knightis to Richard Berrerd and his wife Alice.
Quitclaim of 1 a. arable land with a curtilage, between the land of Roger de la Combe on the west and Alice Knightis's land on the east.
Witnesses: Paul de Capella, John Brissard, John de la Chambr', John Prentis, John Frewyn, John Alisander, William atte Hethe.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 19.]
6. Thatcham, 30 June 1314.
Roger de la Combe of Thatcham to Jordan de Lovelynch.
Grant in fee for 8 marks sterling as a fine.
A garden, curtilage and a croft on the south of the curtilage and in length against Roger's garden on the east, on the west between the way leading to Le Quonhamene and Roger's door with the oak tree, and a meado of Roger's lying between the said croft on the east and the mead of Robert le Clothmonger of Wantage on the west, once of the tenement of Philip de Camera in Thatcham, and the rent of a silver penny at Michaelmas from John Meriot for a pece of land in the said garden.
Witnesses: Sir Richard Fukeran, Sir Thomas Danvers, Sir Ralph de Knewton, John de Bradeleigh, Paul de Capella, John Bussard, John de Camera, Peter Aylewyne, John Mabely, Thomas Frewyne, and John de la Berne.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 19, with date given there wrongly as 18 November 1313.]
7. 30 June 1314.
Parties as in 6.
Grant for 10 marks sterling.
House and land with common of pasture, which Roger, his wife Felicia, and son Roger bought from Philip de Camera as a garden, curtilage, croft and pasture, lying next to the said pasture on the east and the meadow of Robert le Clothmonger of Wantage on the est; also a rent of 1d at Michaelmas for land in the garden from John Meriot; in Thatcham.
Witnesses: Sir Richard Fokeram, Thomas Danvers, Ralph de Knewton, knight, John de Bradelegh, Paul de Capella, John Bussard, John de Camera, Peter Aylwyne, John Mabely, Thomas Frewyne, and Thomas atte Oke.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 20, with the date given wrongly as 18 November 1313.]
8. 25 October 1321.
Joan, widow of William atte Hethe of Thatcham to Richard Berrerd.
Quitclaim of land, meadow, pasture and hedges which belonged to William.
Witnesses: John de Bradelegh, John Bussard, John Restwold, Roger de la Heth, William Clark.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 22.]
9. 21 September 1323.
William atte Hurne to Richard Berrerd.
Grant in fee. Piece of pasture called Le Quonham between land of Robert Cokerel of Wantage on the east and land of a certain Godekyn on the west; also pasture for one ox in le Quonham, between land of William Stokebarred on the east and land of Godekyn on the west, extending from land formerly of Philip de Camera on the north to land of Richard Berrerd on the south.
Witnesses: John Restwald, Thomas Alexander, John de la Berne, Thomas Frewyne, Robert le Pyk, John le Palmar', Roger atte Heth, William Clerk.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 23.]
10. 2 July 1333.
Richard Berard of Thatcham to William atte Hale and his wife Agnes and son Thomas.
Quitclaim of croft called La Breche.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 24, with the dat given wrongly as 24 December 1333.]
11. 26 May 1336.
Richard Berard of Thatcham to his son Thomas atte Boure.
Grant of meadow, in length from a mead called Lemmareshamme on the north to a croft called Englichecrofte on the south, abutting on Wydmedesdrove on the west and a mead called Rixhamme on the east. Reserves Englichecroft to Richard.
Witnesses: John Rastwald, Thomas Alixaundre, John atte B[erne], [illegible...]yne, Thomas atte Oke, and Roger atte Hethe.
Seal missing; deed partly mutilated.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 24.]
12. 22 July 1340.
John, son of Richard atte Fortye of Winterbourne, to Thomas le Bour of Thatcham.
Grant of 1 a. meadow lying to the common mead called Wydmed [Widmead], between the meadow of William Stoteberd on the west and the meadow of John le Dole on the east, extending from the land of John Bradelee on the south to the meadow of William Stoteberd on the north.
Witnesses: Thomas atte Chaumbre, Roger ate Pole, John Restwald, Thomas Frewyne, John atte Berne, and Ralph Clerk.
Seal missing.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 25.]
13. 8 March 1341/2.
Nicholas de Capella of Crookham to Thomas atte Bouren of Thatcham.
Quitclaim of 1 a. land in Lyteldon' Field next to the lane called Bourestret' on the north and land of Richard Berard on the south, extending to the highway called Bourestret'.
Witnesses: John Restwald, Thomas Alisandre, Thomas Frewyn, John atte Berne, Thomas Kemsi.
Armorial seal.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 25.]
14. 2 August 1366.
Nicholas, son of John Barat of Chieveley to Richard Berd of Thatcham, William Radel, Roger, son of Walter de Sydemantone [Sidmonton], John Wasborwe, and Richard, son of Walter Sydemantone.
Grant of land and tenements with pasture of common hedges, which Nicholas inherited on the death of his grandfather Adam Braye, in Thatcham.
Witnesses: Walter de [Sy]demantone, William Frewyne, Richard atte Lane, Henry Prentys, Nicholas Fayroke.
[Transcribed in Barfield, Thatcham, vol. II, p. 25.] |