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issue then the Manor and the Bell remain to my Ex’ors,
to find a priest born in Kent to sing in Milton church for 20 years having
£7 yearly. Richard Genin have the fourth part of my Boat called the Tome,
or value in money if sold by Ex’ors. Witnesses :—John Joyce, William
Brown, Richard Genin, Robert Chamber.
[Probate 27 March 1548.]
(Con. Vol. 21, fol. 80,)
JOHN HERWARD.
15 June 1466. Buried in the churchyard. To the parish clerk
and sacrist each 2d. Residue to wife Marione my Ex’or to pay
debts. Feoffees—Robert Mone and Robert Hennaker. Wife have messuage with
all buildings thereto, in which I dwell, next messuage of William Stevens,
and five virgates of land next the rectory of Middelton, in fee simple.
Also receive from Joan Berghman £20 for my messuage next the Key sold to
her, and wife pay out of that money £3-6-8d to Joan my daughter after her
marriage. Witnesses :—William Stevens, William Synett, Richard Bolle,
Richard King.
[No Probate
Date.]
(A. Vol. 1, fol. 193.)
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WILLIAM HEWE.
20 May 1513. Buried in the churchyard. To the gilding of the
Assumption of Our Lady 16d. That two tapers of 3 lbs of wax be burned
before St Loye. My house be sold and son Robert when 20 have 20/- and
daughter Agnes 13-4d when 16, if both die then wife have the money. Ex’or—Thomasine
my wife and have residue, with Robert Dounham overseer.
[Probate 22 July
1513.]
(A. Vol. 12, fol. 183.)
LAWRANCE HILLS.
4 July 1488. Buried in the churchyard. Dom William Petitt
vicar of the church have 13-4d to dispose for my soul. After paying debts
ten ewes to my parents (not named) to each brother (no names) four ewes,
and my mother have a small chest with all therein. Residue to Dom William
Petitt and Bartholomew Cardon my Ex’ors to dispose for my soul.
Witnesses :— Robert Coke, Beatrice Paine.
Probate 23 Oct.
1488.]
(A. Vol. 5, fol. 19.)
WILLIAM HILL, Weaver.
9 Feb 1493-4. Buried in the churchyard. A taper of 1 lb of
wax before St Erasmus. Wife Cecilia have my tenement with
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