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RAYMOND DICSON, Weaver.
5 April 1528. Buried in the churchyard. Son Robert my
greatest brass pot, two candlesticks, etc, if he die to my wife. All
residue after debts paid to wife Margaret my Ex’or, with Dom Thomas
Austen vicar and William Awse, overseers. Witnesses :—Dom Thomas Austen,
vicar, William Awse, William Loud parish-clerk.
[Probate 28 May
1528.]
(A. Vol. 17, fol. 359.)
MATHEW DIGGON.
28 May 1555. Administration to his goods granted to Margaret
his widow. Bonds :—William Okingwold and Simon Cloke, both of Great
Chart, yeomen, in £40.
(A. Act. Vol. 12, fol. 14.)
JOHN DYNE, Weaver.
14 November 1545. Buried in the churchyard. Wife Alice pay to
Christopher Gaye of Sidingbourne and John Thorneton of Milton, at the next
Feast of St Michael £12 to the use of my son Augustine Dyne when 22, but
if dead to my three daughters Joan, Thomasine, Denys, at their marriage,
if all died the money to wife Alice if living, or if
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dead to the next of my blood. Ex’or :— Wife Alice and have
residue. Witnesses :—Christopher Gaye, John Thorneton, Richard Buncker,
William Roose.
[Probate 12 April
1546.]
(A. Vol. 24, fol. 31.)
JAMES EGETTE.
8 Decem. 1474. Buried in the churchyard. Residue to wife Joan
my Ex’or. Wife have my messuage and five virgates of land at North
street for 20 years, then or at her death to son John for ever, but if
John die within the 20 years then at the death of Joan be sold, the money
disposed in works of charity.
[Probate 13 April
1475.]
(A. Vol. 2, fol. 380.)
THOMAS EGETTE.1
10 Feb 1477-8. Buried in the churchyard. Residue to wife Joan
my Ex’or. Wife have my messuage at Northstreet, and to her heirs assigns
for ever. Probate 10 May 1478.]
(A. Vol. 3, fol. 163.)
1 A Thomas Echet, husbandman, joined John Cade
in 1450, and had pardon.—Arch. Cant., VII, p. 268.
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