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Obit in the Church at the Feast of St. Peter called
Lammasse [1August] in form following: to the vicar or his deputy and to
the Chantry-priest for singing Dirige and Mass, to each 6d., to a
soul-priest there, 4d., to the sexton for ringing and making the hearse,
12d. After the death of Margaret, the church wardens to have yearly from a
croft of land called the Platt, 5s., to be distributed in the parish among
poor people in bread and money for my soul. To the reparations of the foul
ways between the sea-side and Thorneden gate in the Borough of Thornden
and Wolet, every year 5s. during the twenty years. After the death of
Margaret, then Thomas, the son of James at Church, to have an. acre of
land at Bysmere street; and Harry at Church have the profits of three
acres of land in a croft called Rayners and another three acres of land
beneath, the mill bank for one year; also John, the brother of the same
Henry, have it for another tear, then Richard at Church have it for one
year, then Thomas at Church for one . year,. then Wm. at Church. for one
year, afterward Philip at Church my brother for one year, then John, the
son of Philip. After the death of Margaret that. William, son of John at
Church my brother, have my boat and two weirs,
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on condition he pays to my ex’ors within four years £3 6s. 8d.
Prob. 10 May
1512.
(Vol. XI., fol. 10.)
103.—ANDREW BOOREMAN.
. . . 1513. To be buried jn the churchyard. Wife Agnes, with Martin
Foox and John Tanner, ex’ors. . Feoffees: James Cobbe, John Nashe,
William Raynolds. My tenement and garden in the Borough of Strode to wife
Agnes for her life, then to be sold and the money disposed part to the
Church of Herne, part to foul ways, and part in deeds of charity. If my
wife Agnes be disposed to be a Sister in any place, then ex’ors to sell
the same tenement and garden and give £4 to wife Agnes. . Witness: Sir
Christopher, parish priest.
No Probate date (Vol. 1511—15). (Vol. XI., fol. 64.)
104.—VINCENT STUD.
16 May 1517. To be buried in the churchyard. To the Light of
Jesus, 8d. To wife Joan, my household stuff. Son Thomas ex’or, and to
have my tenement and lands, paying 13s. 4d. yearly to Joan. To son
Vincent, £4.
No Probate (Vol. 1515—20).
(Vol. III, fol. 38.)
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