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L. Duncan -
Book 9
page 314
Richard Percyvale - Will 1
August 1528
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7. Jankyn
1 Aug 1528. Richard Percyvale. To be buried in
the church yarde of Saint Mary Virgyn at the Keys in the same place
where as Margery my late wife lyeth buried in. To high awter 20s to
theintent that the curat of the same parishe there for the tyme being
may be a mediator bitwene God and me and to pray to Him for me. To
Doctour Hadley of the Grey Friers within Ippeswich 20s in
like maner. [gifts to religious house there for masses etc].
To Fraunces Percyvale, James Percyvale, Edmond Percyvale
& William Percyvale my children every oon £20 when 24.
If all die then to Margaret my wife. All the forsaid money
shall remayn in the custody of James Hill of Ippeswich portman to the
use above wirtten and if he decease then to surely and savely putt into
the towne of Ippeswich is treasor hutch under the custody and
keping of the Clauygers of the same town. I forgeve Richd Bulle of
Ippeswich merchant all such detts as he owith me. To John Glayser of
Ippeswich glasier otherwise called John Reynold of Ippeswich glasier my
best gown and my best capp to thentent that he may the better pray for
my soule. To John Hampton of Ippeswich skynner another of my furred
gownes and to his wife called Margaret the doughter of Wm
Bull late of Ippeswich 20/-.
To John Percyvale my eldest sonne and heires my messuage or
tenement called the George in Fernbrugh (Farnborough) in Kent with
almaner of londes meeds leeses woods and pastures to the said messuage
apperteynyng and lying as well in parishe of Fernbrugh as in the parishe
of Orpyngton (Orpingtonton). If he decease withoute heires then to
remayne to (1) Fraunces my sonne, (2) James Percyvale, (3) Xtopfer
Percyvale my sonne and (3) to Edmond Percyvale my sonne, (4) to Wm
Percyvale my sonne and for lacke of heires to remayne to the perfourmyng
of the last wille and testament of Sir John Percyvale Knight and
alderman of London by whom the forsaid mesuage etc discended and cam
from.
To Frauncis Percyvale my sonne and his heires my house
called the Long house in parish of St Mary Virgyn at the Key in
Ippeswich and in defaulte in succn. to James, Cristofer,
Edmond, William, John Percyvale myn eldest sonne and in default to Richd
Bull of Ippeswich merchant and right heires of his body. Noon of my
children to entre until full age of 24 yeres.
Margaret my wife to take rents etc. of my messuage in
Fernbrugh in Kent and of my house called the Long House in Ippeswich
unto tyme my children come to 24. Residue to Margaret my wife and I make
her exx joyntly with James Hill and Richd Bull of Ippeswich
merchants
On 8 May 1529 coram Com (in St Ps) Margaret relict and
James Hill exors in person of Ric. Felde ?firoc. sui renounced oneri
excors and com. to adm. ? viam intestati to sd. Margaret in person of
said proctor.
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