Testamenta cantiana : a series of extracts from fifteenth and sixteenth century wills relating to church building and topography.
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- 1906-1907
Licence: In copyright
Credit: Testamenta cantiana : a series of extracts from fifteenth and sixteenth century wills relating to church building and topography. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![Lego capelle S^® Katerine pro pavimento totaliter de meis expensis [see remarks as to St. Katherine’s Chapel, p. 16]. Ad fabricam de le nono Eodeloft in tempore resussitationis soluenter vjs. viijt?. Henr} Kumnev, 1472. (IV., 18.) Ad sustenatioiiem et emendacionem calicis ecclesie iijs. Lands in default of issue to the church of Codham for sustentation and reparation. Thomas Norvvode, 1476. (HI-, 144.) Ad opus ecclesie parochialis de Cudham v marcs. Margery Harrys, 1477. (III., 289.) Ad reparacionem capelle S'^^ Laurencii viijt?. Geoffry Bedyll, senior, 1480. (III., 274.) To the reparation of y® seyde church v marke of money, to he payde to the wardens \^hn v yer after my decesse. Kaynold Hasilwode, 1485. (VI., 140.) To y® makyng of the church roffe of Codam xxs. Kohert Heywarde, 1487. (VL, 155.) To be bereyd in the church porche of Codam. Water Walis, 1503. (VI., 75.) Item to a cross cloth xx<7. I bequeth a calf to the church for a cowe y^ we loste. Elianor Earraut, 1518. (VII., 130.) To the church a pan and a treffett. Elizabeth Jenyns, 1531. (IX., 1.) I will an obite be kept in Coodam Chirche yerely to pray for my soule my Father & Mother soulis and all my kynne and frendis soulis of vjs. viiji/. by yere to be leuyd and paide after the decease of my executors to the yerely to be kept ther at Our Lady dale after haruest. Proved 12 Feb. 1535-6. Kichard Waleys. [He desired to be buried “in Our Lady chancell of the parrishe chirche of Banstede by my wife.”] (P.C.C., 32, Hogen.) churchwardeys of Coodam for the same vse CUXTON. Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in cancella Sancti Michaelis ecclesie de Cokelestoue. Ad ecclesiam vnum ordinale, vnum missale et vnam carnpanam. Edward Pulter, Bector, 1472 [mentions Euerton in co. Bedford]. (IV., 36 and 82.) To the payntyng of the Rode beem ther liijs. iiijc?. Elizabeth Smythes, 1503. (VI., 68.) A parcell of a garden which I haue assigned to the hole parisch of Cokston ther upon to bylde a forge whn vij yere next after my disesse. John Absolon, 1503. (VI., 68.) I Johan Ricby, wido,h()le in mynde allthoff seke in bodye. liijs. iiijc?. to the parson and churchewardens, vs. for and aboute the kepyng, holdyng and obseruyng yerly and for euermore of a solempne obite or aniuersary by note to be holdyn and kepte in the saide church in the viij daye of October as the custom of the churche will permytt and suffer for the souHes of the saide Johanne Ricby, C](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2898738x_0045.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
