Chamberlayne family
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Chamberlayne deeds relating mostly to Brent Pelham, on the Hertforshire/Essex border and the surrounding area., 1220 - 1350
Most of these deeds relate to Brent Pelham (Pelham Arsa, Pelham Combusta), a few to nearby Manuden or to Clavering (Essex) and one each to Langley (Herts) and to Rottingdean (E. Sussex). They are mostly undated. See also XXIV B 10 (CCCC09/31/G1).
Conveyance to Walter Camerarius for 5s of 2 acres of land in Barndepeham which he received in an exchange with Alexander the Treasurer., 1230 - 1250
The land lies in Wyklonde between land of the said Walter and the road.
Witnesses: Roger le Grey; William son of Peter; Peter Sonke; Henry de Wancy; Robert le Grey; Richard Banastre; William de Sarners.
Deeds relating to Brent Pelham., 1220 - 1350
The manor of Brent Pelham was held by the de Sarneres family from at least 1181, but in the early 13th century passed to the family of Chamberlayn (Camerarius) which (it is surmised) may have been descended from the Sarneres but had acquired a new surname in right of an office held by one of them (see VCH , Herts, IV, 95-6).