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P.C.C. Will Transcription
by L.
L. Duncan -
Book 51 page 48
WILLIAM BROKE, Will
7 September 1525
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WILLIAM BROKE, Doctour of
the Lawe cannon, Vicar of Preston besids Feuersham, parson of
Haryettisham and of Itam in Kent, 7th September 1525. To be
buried in the monastrie of Feuersham before the Image of the Assumpcion
of our Lady in the chapell there and at my buryign foure Trentalls oon
in the monastery of Feuersham, the secunde at Leeds in the abbey there,
the iij de at Muddynden the iiijth to be doon at Haryettis ham.
To Maister Richard Mug, doctour of lawe in Alsowlne Colleg [Oxford] a
standinge pece wt an egle and a knop parcell gilt. The yerely profits of
all my purchased londes in the parishe of Hariettisham to be receyued by
myn executours oon half to be bestowed amonys my pour parishens and
clark after fourme and maner as those londs and howse that I late gave
to them condicionally. The other half of the said profits terme of 20
yeres, and more yf I have ben more there, to the por parishens and clark
of Ham.
The reuersion to Robert Broke. I will myn exectours have my house and
londe in the parish of Willesdon terme of my yeres and of the profits.
Frere John of the Augustyn Freres in Oxford to have 6s. 8d. All londes
and tenements in the parish of Sevenoke orellswhere in Kent that my
father willed me to Robert Broke aforesaid. All my plate, money and
dettours be receyued by the Abbot of Feuersham. All my moveable stuffe
to Johan Dan that remayneth in hir keping suster to Robert Broke that is
in my house att Sevynoke. All my other moveable goodes that remayneth at
Haryettisham, Itam and Preston to the said Robert Broke, except oon bed
complete the which I will to Margaret suster to the same Robert. To
Margaret six siluer sponys and oon litill maser with a couer.
Executours: John, Abbot of Feuersham and my nevie Robert Broke.
Last will: To my nevie Robert Broke all my londes &e. in parishes of
Curlington and Blachynton in Oxfordshire in fee. All my londes &e.
in Weedyn Weston Wapnam Bogeatt Maydyn Morton Crendon and Kyngesbury in
Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Middlesex the profits to be received
by my feoffes to oon of the felowes of Alsowln Colege beyinge a prest
and cursory 4s. euery moneth yerely after the maner and for me as it is
doon for my Lord James Goldwell, and all residue to the vse of the said
College. [Feoffees to be made up by the said College as they fall to
four in number].
Proved 9 February 1525 by Robert Broke personally and "Domp.
Joannis Abbatis de Feuersham"in person of Master John Heryng notary
public. (P.C.C. 2 Porch)
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