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1525— . . . Richard Latymer, M.A.
(Col. 8 Sept. 1525, on the death of the last
incumbent. Reg. Warham, fol. 385.)
. . . —1547 William Deacon.
(Mentioned in the Valor Ecclesiasticus of
1534, and, as the late incumbent of the
Chantry of loath, in 1556 was receiving a
yearly pension of £6.)
------------------------------------------- JOAN,
wife of WILLIAM ALEYN.
26 Feb. 1468-9. Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary,
Reculver. Daughter Joys have one pair of amber prayer-beads, with one ring
and cross of silver. Joane my elder daughter have one red cloak. Between
the three Houses of Friars in Canterbury for my soul, and that of
Margaret, wife of John Ayleward, formerly of Reculver, 8s. That William my
husband have four acres of; land in the Borough of Beltinge,,.one acre
being next the common road which leads to the king’s street from the
Mays, the other three acres at Donstonys, during the life of William
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my
husband, and after his death to William my son, Joys and Joane my daughters, their
heirs and assigns for ever, but if they die before legal age, then the
four acres to John Ayleward, but if he be dead, then to be sold and the
money disposed for my soul, parents, etc. Also one acre of land to be sold
and money disposed for my soul, and another acre of land to William my
husband and his heirs for ever, near the road above said. Joane my elder
daughter have one acre of land or 26s. 8d. Alice my daughter half an acre
of land near Sperkynwood. Residue of goods after paying debts, etc., to
William. my husband and John Ayleward, my ex’ors, to dispose for my
soul, etc.
Probate 6 March.
1468-9
(Con. vol. 2, fol. 193.)
WILLIAM ALEYN.
20 August 1470. Buried in the churchyard of Reculver. To the
fabric of the church, six ewes; to the Light of St. Mary, two ewes; to
Phillip Lyncoll 16 ewes, and to Margarete Lyncoll a quarter of corn and
barley. All moveable goods to be sold and money to pay debts, etc. Ex’ors:
Thomas Butte and John Germin, with Robert Smith or Clerk, overseer.
Feoffees: Thomas
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