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Medieval & Tudor Kent P.C.C. Wills Transcriptions by L. L. Duncan - Book 8 page 175

Thomas Ewen - Will 3 May 1501

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21. Moore

3 May 1501 (16 Henry VII). Thomas Ewen citezin and grocer of London. To be buryed in the parish chirch of Saynt Michell nygh Estchepe of London. To the high awter of the parish chirch of Saint Magne nygh the brigge of London for tithes etc. 3/4. Toward the bilding of the said chirch of Saint Magne £10. To the fratnite of our lady and Saint Thomas founded in the same chirch of Saint Magne 20s. I will that of my part of my goodis that half of the stone werk of the stepill of saint Michell aforesaid be funsshed according to my promise by me to the parisshous there.
   To Margaret my wife the oon halfe of alle my goodis etc. and the other half for my soule in dedis of mercy and pitte. I will Margaret my wife have my tenement in the said parish of Saint Magne in the Alley called the Chirche garden Alley. deluvyng every yer yerely durying hir naturall life all suche candyll as shalbe necessary and lawfull for the comen Lantern at Saint Magnus corner in the winter season. I will Margaret my wife have all those my lands crofts and pastures in the parissh of Dertford in Kent or els where within the same Countie to her and hir heires.
I make my wife extrice.
   Prob. coram Mgr. Wo. Barons, L.D. Progalii eccle Xhi. Cant. sede Archiepal vacan Gerardo scriptori puian intestate pro ed qd. Margareta relict and exx ab hac luce ini graunt.

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