JOHN HAWLOTT,* senior.
15 December 1504. Buried in the churchyard of Reculver. To
the Light of the Name of Jesu, 2d. Richard son of John Newe have one ewe.
That my wife Joane have the half-part of my ship (navem) called the
Cache with the apparatus to the same belonging, and my son William the
other part of my ship, etc. Residue of moveables after paying debts, etc.,
to wife Joane, who with son William my ex’ors. Feoffees of lands and
tenements: Alexander Cobbe and Robert Hawlott. Son John have my tenement
at Beltyng with five acres of land thereto, on condition he pay unto my
wife Joane 4s. yearly during her life, when the crops be from the land.
Son William have a croft of six acres at Beltynge, paying to Joane 5s.
yearly. Witnesses: Sir John Michell, chantry-priest, Thomas Gefferey,
William Ottynge.
Probate 7 April 1505. (Con. vol. 8, fol. 48.)
NICHOLAS HAWLOTT.
30 July 1505. Buried in the churchyard of Reculver. On the
day of burial five masses: The Mass of St. Mary, of the Holy Spirit, of
the Trinity, of the Name of Jesus, and of
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Requiem with exequies; also the same day there be distributed among the
poor and needy, 6s. 8d. On the day of my trental thirty masses called the
Trental and among the poor and sick, 6s. 8d.; on the day of my anniversary
five masses as on the day of my burial. To the buying of a silver cross
for the church, 26s. 8d.; to the Light of St. John the Baptist, 8d. That
Isabelle -my wife have all the "utensilia" in the aule, camera,
and kitchen, twenty-five ewes, two cows, one young ox, four quarters of
corn and four of barley. Son John have twenty ewes at the next Feast of
St. Michael after my death; and son Thomas twenty ewes when he is sixteen
years of age; sons Robert and John have my small vessel or boat (naviculum)
called The Cache, with all its apparatus, between them equally.. Ex’ors:
sons Robert and John, also have residue of goods after paying debts, etc.
Feoffees of my lands and tenements: James Hiks, Thomas Hawlott, John
Evering, Richard Consaunt, Robert Hawlott. That son Robert have my
tenement at Beltynge called Gefferays, twelve acres of arable land, twelve
acres of pasture next to the same tenement; with a fiode-were and two ebbe
werys (weirs).
* Son of John who died 1479, and brother Hamon.
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