Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
Powys-Lybbe Forbears - Person Sheet
NameSir Bernard Brocas 
[56, Hants of 1534, '75 & 1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Brocas p. 130]
[56, Hants of 1534, '75 & 1622-34, pub Harleian 1913, Brocas p. 130]Death1395
BurialWestminster abbey (MI)
FatherSir John Brocas (ca1293-1365)
MotherMargaret (->1356)
Notes for Sir Bernard Brocas
The Hants visitation gives him a wife Joan Gilbert and several generations of descendants of Beaurepaire, Hants. But no connection to anyone else in this genealogy.
As a mild corrective, his wife's name may have been Julian (ex inform John Brandon on s.g.m on 3rd June 2005):
"4 Feb. 1396
"Bond of William Brampton and William Askham, citizens of London, John
Pasford and Richard Shelle, clerk, in £200 that Thomas Shelle,
esquire, and Dame Juliane his wife would acquit and discharge John
Fabyan and Thomas Paynel and the lands, tenants, executors and heirs of
Sir Bernard Brocas, knight, senior, of any claim to 200 marks, that
being the sum in which Sir Bernard and Dame Juliane and the said John
Fabyan and Thomas Paynel as their sureties had been bound in the
Exchequer for the wardship of the manor of Ferle (Footnote 3) co.
Southampton, and the marriage of Bernard, son and heir of Sir Edmund de
Mussenden, knight."
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There were several IPMs for a Bernard Brocas following a writ of 15 Feb 1400. One of these refers to his father Bernard. so the 1400 IPMs are probably for a son of this man who is said to have had a father bernard and died in 1395.
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As a mild corrective, his wife's name may have been Julian (ex inform John Brandon on s.g.m on 3rd June 2005):
"4 Feb. 1396
"Bond of William Brampton and William Askham, citizens of London, John
Pasford and Richard Shelle, clerk, in £200 that Thomas Shelle,
esquire, and Dame Juliane his wife would acquit and discharge John
Fabyan and Thomas Paynel and the lands, tenants, executors and heirs of
Sir Bernard Brocas, knight, senior, of any claim to 200 marks, that
being the sum in which Sir Bernard and Dame Juliane and the said John
Fabyan and Thomas Paynel as their sureties had been bound in the
Exchequer for the wardship of the manor of Ferle (Footnote 3) co.
Southampton, and the marriage of Bernard, son and heir of Sir Edmund de
Mussenden, knight."
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There were several IPMs for a Bernard Brocas following a writ of 15 Feb 1400. One of these refers to his father Bernard. so the 1400 IPMs are probably for a son of this man who is said to have had a father bernard and died in 1395.
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