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Book 9
page 329
David ap Rice - Will 12
January 1535
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37. Hogen
12 Jan 1535 (27 H8). David ap Rice Citezen and
Baker of London. To be buried in the parishe churche of the blissed
Trinitie nygh olde Fishe Strete of London within the Chapell of our Lady
before the Image of our lady in the churche aforsaid where Joane late my
wife now lyeth buried. To high awter of Saint Benet Graschurch where I
am parishioner for my tithes etc. 12d. To high awter of said
churche of the blissed Trinitie 12d and 2s.
Extours to provide an honest seculer preest to singe and
pray for my soule my fader and moder and all Xten for one hole yere in
parishe churche of the Holy Trinitie and they to pay £6.13.4. to the
said preest for his salary and wagis. For my funerall fyve newe torches
and after my buriall the same to the bretherhede of the Trinitie in the
same church. In bred the sume of ijs to [the various
prisons]. I will that there be bought a stone of marble and to be layde
uon my grave and my wife where our bodyes shall lye.
To Hugh ap Rice my sonne £40 when he shall come owt of his
apprentishode in full satisfaction of his parte of my goodes (after
custom etc).
If he decease then half unto Richd my sonne and
theother unto Kateryn my doughter.
To the same Hugh all my householde stuffe and bedding being
in Wykeham Norwood in Kent.
To Margery the doughter of the said Richd my sone £10 at
hir marige or at 20.
To John Gough my best gowne and residue of my Rayment
equally to Richard, Hugh and Kateryn my childern by discretion of said
John Gough.
I will Margery my wife shalhave during hir lyfe all my
londes and tenements being freholde the which I purchadsed of Henry Jury
and Thos Jury and also which I purchased of John Chelsham and
Wm Chelsham in the parishe of Wykeham in Kent.
After her decease to remayn unto Hugh ap Rice my sonne and
heires males and for defaulte to Hugh ap Rice sonne of Richard ap Rice
my son and heires males and for lack to heires males of said Richd
ap Rice and for default to Kateryn ap Rice my doughter and heires and
for lack to next heires of me David ap Rice.
Said Hugh sonne of Richd ap Rice all my
copieholde lands and tenements in the parishes of West Wykeham and Heer
[sic] (Hese) in Kent and for default to the Hugh ap Rice my sonne and
for lack to Kateryn my doughter and for lack my next heires according to
the use and custume of the Lordship and Manor therof. Feoffees to make
estate accordingly.
Residue to Margery my wife my exx with John
Gough of Henly upon Thamyse in Countie of Oxford gentilman and to him my
Nutt of silver and gilt with the cover and my thre golde ryngs that I am
wont to weare on my lefte hande.
Overseer John Pryce of London gentilman. By me Everard
Effamat, Owen Williams, Baker, Wm Silver Letherseller By me
Thos Warde draper.
Codicill. To Kateryn my doughter the wife of Xtofer Smyth
of London sadeler towards hir comforte and helpe £6.13.4. and a goblet
of silver p/cell gilt with the cover thre paire of good lynnen shets, a
pyllowe of fethers etc and godds blessing and myn.
To Richd ap Rice my sonne £20 towards his
releef and comforte over and besides other things to him before doon. To
John Pryce my litell pott of silver with the lydde therof as it is
p/cell gilt in iij parte therof.
I will myn extours do bestowe in repacion of the Chapell
where my body shalbe buried 20 mks and 20 mks for blak clothe for theym
and other my kynnesfolks to pray for me.
Probate 3 July 1536 apud London coram Dno. aucti Din nri
Regis Henrici Octavi etc. (sic no ‘Head’) by Margerie relict. Res.
ptate.
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