Testamenta cantiana : a series of extracts from fifteenth and sixteenth century wills relating to church building and topography.

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1906-1907
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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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    To be buried in tbe church. Jhon Hogekyn thelder, 1533. (IX., 83.) To the byiug o£ a cope iiij//. John Chary, 1534. (IX., 145.) To be buried in the parish church o£ Lamberhurst within the chapell of Saint Kateryn there. Henry Darell of Scoteney in Lamberhurst, Esquier, dated 1 Eeb. 27 H. VIII. Proved 3 Julj^ 1536. (P.C.C., 37, Hogen.) [Note.—The will of Sir John Ball, vicar, 1466, is in Koch ester, IL, 373.] LEE. To the reparation of the stepyll xijf/. Water AJen, 1495. To be buried in the parish church of Lee in the chauncell vpon the south side. My executors to ordeyne and doo to be made and sett upon my burying place and auer my body a worshipfull tombe and theruppon to be graven myn owne armes and the armys of my wife. Eobert Eyppon thelder, 1500. (P.C.C., 12, Moone.) To the works of the stepill ther xijc?. Petir Harry, 1503. To the parish church of Lee in Kent a baner clothe of silke and a paynted cloth and a portuous. Sir John Wartre, prest of S^ George, Southwark, 1504. (P.C.C., 22, Holgrave.) To the byldinge of the church of Lee vjs. iiij^. Edward Skerne of Est Grenewich, 1518. (P.C.C., 10, AylofEe.) To be buried in the church of Light. To Light Churche a syrpless. An obett to be kept the moro after the decolacon of Saynt John. The obitt not kepte att the daye the parson my suc- cessor ons to giif the wardens monicion, the next fawlt I will the parson do let the comissary have knowlleg and then they to se it kept where they thynke most convenyant. Sir Simon Templeman, rector, dated 1526. Proved 1527. (VIII., 16.) LEIGH NEXT TONBEIHGE. Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in ecclesia de Legb. Eichard Bourbage, vicar, 1435. (Lambeth, 450**, Chichele I.) To the church of Ligth to bey a pax of siluer xxs. George Salmon of Ligth next Tumbreg, 1513. (VL, 363.) To be buryd in the chancell of Lyghe. To the bildyng of a new stepyll at Lyghe iiij/z. xiijs. iiijc?. to be paid in forme folowyng, that is to saie the same yere that it shall plese the parishons of the saide parische of Lyghe to begyn to make new the saide stypell then they to haue the same yere xiijs. iiijz?. to be paid at iiij vsuall fests and termes tyll the said somme of xiijs. be fully and trewly contentyd and paid. My messuage and howse callyd Clements stondyng at Lyghe Grene a croft callyd the Merles to be sold^
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