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Horne, Elena, 44.
Hykks, John, 50, 51.
Hykks, William, 43.
Kneepe, John, 37.
Manston, Joan, 32.
Notingham, John, 45, 56.
Percyvale, John, 16.
Percyvale, Valentine, 34.
Philipp, William, 6, 21.
Piper, Elianora, 60.
Piper, John, 31.
Podder, Adam, 40.
Reade, William, 22.
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Regeweye, Thomas, 2.
Richards, Thomas, 30.
Salkyn, William, 29.
Salmon, Richard, 11.
Sawyer, Richard, 39.
Shipman, Cristene, 12.
Shipman, James, 9.
Studde, John, 35.
Tanner, William, 47.
Yonge, Richard, 36.
Yonge, William, 57.
Walter, Christeon, 55.
Walter, Nicholas, 38.
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Reculver,
6d. To Godleve Hammond a bushel of corn. Residue to wife Margarie, and
my sons and daughters (not named). Ex’ors: Wife Margerie and John
May.
Probate 16 Nov. 1396. (Register G, fol. 268, Cathedral Library at
Canterbury.)
2. THOMAS REGEWEYE.‡
. . . January1400-1. To be buried in the
Church of Herne. To high altar for tithes, 6d. To the Light of
the Blessed Mary in the Church a calf of a year old, if my body is
buried at the door of the chancel of B. Mary. To Thos. Elys, chaplain,
6d. To each
* The wills have been numbered for convenience of
reference.
† All the wills were begun in a
similar manner; this is omitted from the other wills.
‡ Thomas Regeweye may possibly be a Leverick, as
that family appear to have been owners of Ridgeway to the south-east of
Herne Church, and the Leverick arms—" Argent, on a chevron three
leopards’ heads or "—are carved upon the font which was placed
in the Church in the reign of Henry IV. (1399—1413), together with the
arms of that king and of Abp. Arundel (1397—1414). In the north chapel
of Herne Church is the brass of Anthony Leverick, who died in 15111and
his wife Coustantia.
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