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Daughter Felice wife of William Hogon my Barn with
buildings, dovehouse, and 4 acres of land for life then to her issue. [
Probate 16 March
1472-3.] (A.
Vol. 2, fol. 146.)
ALICE CRUX.
7 Sept 1487. Buried in the churchyard. Light of the Cross of
the High Loft a wax candle to burn during divine service in Hartlip church
6d. Joan Cotyng my sister 20/- and half my goods. Thomas Crux my brother
20/- and the other half of my goods. Residue to Thomas Cotyng my brother
and Ex’or.
[Probate 10 Feb.
1487-8.]
(A. Vol. 5, fol. 21.)
WILLIAM DAYWELL or PERYN.
24 Sept 1494. Buried in the churchyard. After debts paid
residue to wife Margaret and Elie Catlott my Ex’ors to dispose for my
soul. Messuage in Newington be sold and £3-6-8 to wife Margaret, the
residue to pay debts.
[No Probate. Cf. next will 21 Feb 1494-5.]
(A. Vol. 6, fol. 52.)
ROBERT DEBNAM.
18 June 1529. Buried in the churchyard. Ex’or—Wife
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Joan
and have residue after paying debts, with William Awse overseer. Wife have the tenement I dwell in, also tenement bought
from Thomas Keylog for her life, paying to my daughter Joan 40/- and
daughter Alice 20/- at their marriage. After the death of my wife son
Thomas the younger have the two tenements in fee simple. Son Thomas the
elder the tenement in St John’s hold with two gardens there and the
taynter lands1 when he is 25 in fee simple, giving to my
daughter Alice out of the tenement 20/- at her marriage. If sons die
without lawful issue, then after wife’s death all lands tenements be
sold, the money half in charitable works for our souls, other half 40/- to
my daughter Marione the residue between daughters Joan and Alice.
Witnesses :—Thomas Austen vicar, Thomas Payne, Roger Yenes, John
Bresenden, Nicholas Hart.
Probate 6 August
1529.]
(A. Vol. 18, fol. 203.)
JOAN DEDMAN.
22 May 1539. Administration to her goods granted to Alice her
daughter. Bonds :—John Payne of Wye, and John Plott of Iwade, in
£40.
(A. Act. Vol. 8, fol 39.)
1 Tenter-ground, where tenter hooks
were placed for stretching skins, cloth, etc.
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