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Moore, servant with Robert Hunte of Canterbury, 40s.;
Henry Panting my brother, 13s. 4d.; Thomas Panting my brother, 6s. 8d.;
Henry, son of Simon Panting, my kinsman (cognatus), 3s. 4d.; Denis
and Agnes, daughters of Stephen Fanting my brother, 3s. 4d. each when
sixteen years old; and to the wife of Stephen Fanting, my sister, 6s. 8d.
Ex’ors: Simon Panting my uncle and Thomas Fanting my brother, with
William Highmore, curate of the church of Hoth, supervisor. That my ex’ors
and feoffees sell all my lands and tenements in Roth and Chistlett or
elsewhere, and if my brother Thomas will buy the same, then he to have
them 13s. 6d. less than any other, and the money disposed in the church
and in other charitable deeds for my soul. Witnesses: Sir William
Highmore, curate there, William Lacy, Thomas Filpott, William Peny, John
Bonger, John Davy, William Bukke.
No Probate date. Vol. for 1509-11. (Con vol. 10, fol. 41)
SIMON FANTYNG of Hothe in the parish of Reculver.
30 November 1524. Buried in the south part of the churchyard
of Hothe. To the Cross Light there a bushel of barley, and to the works of
the same church 3s. 4d. Ex’or,
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wife Margaret, to pay my debts, etc. At my burying five masses, month’s
day a dirige and ten masses. Also eight bushels of wheat be made into
bread and distributed among poor people. A priest sing in the church of
Hothe for quarter of a year for my soul, and have 33s. 4d. Mr. William
Consaunt of Chistlett be my overseer to help my wife. My lands and
tenements in Hothe, Reculver, Sturrey, and Chistlett enfeoffed to William
lve, Thomas Germin, senior, and James Blakisland. That wife Margaret have
my messuage set at the key (quay) and all the lands to it for ever. Also
the chief tenement in which we dwell in Hothe Street, with all other lands
and tenements for her life, then Alice the daughter of Thomas Germin,
senior, have the chief tenement, and all lands, etc., limited as above to
my wife, to Alice and her issue for ever, but if she die within age or
without issue, the same to be sold, and the money: to a priest to sing in
the church of Hothe for our souls for a year, 10 marcs (£6 13s. 4d.), the
residue to repair bad roads, to poor people in alms, marriage of poor
maidens, etc. Witnesses: Thomas Germin, senior, William Peny, Thomas Cole,
Richard Alkin,
Probate 9 January
1524-5, (Con. vol.
14, fol. 71.)
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