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son William die under age without lawful issue, the
messuage etc after the death of Felice to my daughters, if they be dead
then sold and money in works of charity. Messuage in which William Godeman
dwells be sold to pay my debts etc. John Bugge my brother have all my part
of the wood in Puttewode. Witnesses :— Peter Dyngley, vicar, Nicholas
Gate, John Bugge, Simon Stone, William Godeman.
[No Probate
date.]
(A. Vol. 1, fol. 79.)
WILLIAM BUGG.
2 Oct. 1501. Buried in the churchyard. Residue to wife
Katherine my Ex’or. Witnesses :—Dom William Scott,1 William
Brett, Henry Waye. Feoffees :—Ralph Chiche, gent, Thomas Standard. Wife
have my chief messuage in Chalkwell and 3 acres in Buggfield, 1½ acres in
Leyfield, and to her heirs assigns for ever. Witnesses :—Dom John
Walshe,2 Robert Burdon, John Hogan.
[Probate 21 March
15034.]
(A. Vol. 9, fol. 9.)
RICHARD BUKMER.
2 Feb. 1545-6. Buried in the churchyard. Son Nicholas
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when 21 all my lands bought from John Dean, paying to his mother yearly
13-4d. Son Henry the house at Chalkwell bought from John Andyand and John
Catlot, with lands thereto, paying 13-4d yearly to his mother. Also Henry
have the four acres bought from Lakys’ widow, two acres being in Bansys
Dane and two acres in the croft west of the lane that cometh to Chalkwell.
Son George have Brights with the land thereto, and messuage with lands
bought from Beere of Bobbing. Son Thomas when 20 have 20 quarters of
barley and £5. Thomas my brother the lease of my ferme in Borden called
Cryals, paying to my son Thomas £15. Each son heir to the other, if all
die without lawful issue then lands to my brothers John and Thomas Bukmer.
My two daughters (no names) each £20. John Bukmer my brother £6-13..4d.
Ex’or :—Katherine my wife and have all moveables, corn, cattle,
household stuff, and my tenements, lands until sons are 21. Witnesses :—Thomas
Peryman, Thomas Bukmer, Richard Mileham, James Hancocke, Robert Merley.
[Probate 10 April
1546.]
(A. Vol. 25, fol. 108.)
1 William Scott a Witness to Wills
between 1501-6.
2 John Walshe a Witness between 1493 and
1501.
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