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Medieval & Tudor Kent P.C.C. Wills Transcriptions by L. L. Duncan - Book 12 page 188

John Farm - Will 6 June 1501

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2 Blamyr

6 June 1501. John Farm of the parisshe of West Mallyng in Kent. To be buried within the churchyard of thassumpcion of oure Ladie in West Mallyng. Unto the fraternyte of oure blessed lady within the same churche to have my sowle in remembrance 13/4. To the reparacions of the same church 6/-. Unto the reparacion of the churche of Merden wher moste nede is 13/4. Unto the reparacion of the churche of Hertlep 6/8. At my burynge 10s at my monethis day 10s.
    Residue unto my extours whome I make Thomas Hikmotte and Richd Essex. Wit. Maistr Thos Nevile, Vicar of West Mallynge Sir Thos Smyth preste, John Hunt, Richd Kenette and other.
   This is: I will my tenement and landis in the parisshe of Merden be solde and the money comyng I will X marke to fynd a preste syngyng by the space of oon yere viz. an halfeyere in Mallyng, and half a yere in Merden for my sowle, for my fadre and modre and all Xten sowles and the residue to the contenacon of my testament and laste wil.
   I will my tenement and landis in parisshe of Hertlepe to be solde and xxs to Johanne my suster and a preste syngyng a quarter of a yere in the churche of Hertlepe 33/4.
   I will my feoffis delyver astate of all my tenements and lands as such tyme as they may be requyred by my executours accordyng to my will as right yt consciens apreth.
   Probate 14 July 1501 by exors.

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