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JOHN WRECHINDEN.
. . . . . . 1495. Buried in the churchyard of Reculver. To the Light of
Our Lady and of St. Katherine, one ewe to. each. To six of my children
sixty sheep equally between them. Elyn Kenett daughter of my sister have a
sheep. Thomsine my daughter a cow. Ex’ors: Alison (i.e. Alice) my
wife and Saunder Coob, with Robert Wrechinden overseer. Wife Alison have
my house and lands for
her life, then to my children (not named).
Probate 11 January 1495-6. (Con. vol. 4, fol. 88.)
THOMAS YONG.
12 January 1483-4. Buried in the churchyard of Reculver. To
the six Lights in the church six ewes, viz., Light of Holy Cross, Holy
Sepulchre, St. Mary, St. John, St. James and St. Katherine. To provide a
chaplain to celebrate for my soul in the church for a year, 10 marcs (£6
13s. 4d.). Wife Isabel have 5 cows, 25 ewes and 25 lambs. Joane my mother
have 2 cows. John my elder son have 2 cows and 40 ewes, and John my
younger son have 2 cows and 40 ewes. Daughter Alice 10 marcs. Robert Pamor
6s. 8d. Ex’ors: wife Isabella and Robert Pamor.
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Feoffees: Robert Paramour, Richard Rooke and Robert Brandon. Wife Isabella
have and occupy my tenement at Bisshoppiston with 20 acres of land in the
Havyn in Reculver all her life, except and reserved unto my mother Jone a
chamber in the said tenement all the life of Jone, with free coming and
going. at all times necessary to her, and all my lands and woods in
Reculver and Herne. After the death of Isabella my wife and Jone my
mother, all remain to John, and John, Thomas, Robert and Thomas my sons
equally at their lawful age. That John Lunce of Swalcliff pay unto my ex’ors,
by fourteen days after Easter next, £3 5s., unless he deliver estate to
Robert Paramor of two acres and three rods of land in Whitstaple to the
use of my sons, the which I purchased of the aforesaid John Lunce. My wife
Isabella have the keeping of Robert and Thomas my sons, but of all other
sons that Robert Paramor have the ward and keeping. Wife Isabella have all
my wheat coming and growing upon four and half acres of land in a croft at
Lane end, and my mother Jone all growing on two and half acres at Barr
end.
Probate 17 February 1483-4. (Con. vol. 2, fol.
578.)
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