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116.—THOMAS STEWARD.
Trinity Sunday 1520. To be buried in the churchyard. Wife
Joan to have my tenement in Herne Street with the garden, and she shall
keep the light before St. Anne, five tapers to be striken once in the
year, with 2½ lbs. of wax. At the death of Joan, then to dau. Elynor,
keeping the same lights. To son Powle my shirt and other articles of..
clothing. Wife Joan executrix.
Prob. 21 Feb.
152O-1.
(Vol. XIII., fol. 72;)
117.—ROBERT BOLDEN.
16 May 1522. To be buried in the churchyard. To son Francis,
my plough, etc., two working bullocks, cart, and all the movables
pertaining to my shop and being in the same, paying yearly to Joan my wife
3s. 4d. To dau. Avice, all such linen, brass, and pewter that were her
sister’s Joan, also a young cow called an haugher [heifer]. Towards
gilding the new rood-loft in the church, 6s. 8d. Residue of instuff, two
parts to wife Joan, and one part to son Francis. Of all my lands and
tenements, wife Joan to have a messuage with appurts. in Herne Street for
her life, and if my sister Mildred Ridar will dwell in the same with Joan,
then Mildred to have half the same messuage during
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her life, and at their death then to son Francis. Dau. Avice to have my
tenement called Pompletys, and to her heirs, but if none at the death of
Avice to be sold, and with the money 13s. 4d. in diriges and masses, etc.,
for my soul, wife, children, etc., and the residue in the carriage of
gravel and stones to be laid in the highway between my house at Bromefield
and Herne Church. Wife Joan to have and receive the yearly profits, etc.,
from half my lands, etc., during her life, then to son Francis.
No Probate date (Vol. 1519—23). (Vol. XIII., fol. 107.).
118.—ALEXANDER HIKKS.
(See No. 50 in Vol. XXVIII., p. 108.)
26 April 1525. To be buried in the churchyard. To dau. Elenor,
now wife of Richard Jode, five mares (£3 6s. 8d.); and to Plesaunce, the
dau. of Richard Jode, to her marriage, 40s. To dau. Cecilie, wife to Thos.
Consaunt, 40s. To dau. Margaret, to her marriage, five mares. Ex’ors:
Wife Joan and Richard Jode. Son Richard to have four acres of land called
Helborowe land, a long acre called the Busshe, four and half acres beside
the Cliff (bought of the heirs of Chamber), two acres called Shephowse,
and
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