WILLIAM CREKES
   8 Sept. 1518. Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas. High altar 3s. 4d. To the gilding of the Rood Loft 26s. 8d. ; to the High Cross light half a seame of malt. Sir John Hobson have £3 6s. 8d. to sing half a year for my soul, etc., at St. John’s altar. Wife Agnes have £10, a cow, seame of wheat and of malt, also all her household goods she brought to me—i.e., fourteen platters, two pewter dishes, two saucers, two salts, four brass pots, four layers, seven candlesticks, one brewing pan with two eris (knobs) a posnet, feather bed, coverlet, seven pairs of sheets, the hangings of a bed, frying pan, two spits, andiron, gridiron, two chests, and a horse. Residue of goods after paying debts, etc., to son Richard. Ex’ors: Son Richard and John Penne. Witnesses : Laurence Moytt, Silvester Estas, Robert Hawsennd.
   Probate 9 Dec. 1518.cw., (W., fol. 151)

GEOFFREY CREKE.*
   15 March 1523-4. Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas. High altar 12d. Son Edward have a little brass pot, kettle, two platters, a cow of two years old, half a seame of barley, and to his children half a seame among them. Jeffery my god-son have a cow calf. Elyn Nott my daughter, the middle brass pot and two pewter platters, a seame of wheat and a cow ; to Alice Knott (sic) her daughter a cow calf. To the Chapel of Richeborough three ewes. Alice Boughton have a bushel of wheat and of malt at her marriage. Marione Peryn my maid have a cow calf. That my Ex’ors for four years keep yearly dirige and mass for my soul in the church of Ash. Residue of goods after paying debts, etc., half to each of my sons William and Edward. Ex’ors : Son William . and Thomas Nott of Wingham, Witnesses : Sir John Simpson, curate at that time, Thomas Golde, Peter Pay, William Peryn.
   [No probate date]  (W., fo1. 176.)
   * Geoffrey Creke and Thomas Goold were the two chief parishioners of the Chapel at Fleet in Sept. 1511 when Abp. Warham hold his visitation.