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P.C.C. Will Transcription
by L.
L. Duncan -
Book 51 page 55
THOMAS KENT, Will 19
January 1468
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THOMAS KENT, doctor of each
Law and Citzen of the City of London, 19 January 1468. To be buried in
the church of St. James, Garlekehith in the Vintry next Isabell late my
wife.
To Johan my wife £800 in money £500 in silver plate £200 at 3s. 4d.
le vnce and of the debt of Sir Richard Earl of Warwick and Sarum £100.
To the said Johan my missale for her life and after her death to remain
to the Chantry in the church of Hedecron in Kent called Kents Chaunterye.
To the said Chantry £10 to amend necessaries and to be distributed
according to the discretion of Master Robert Kent my brother. To
Isabelle daughter of the said Johan my wife to her marriage £20. To
William Tylghman £20. To Sir John Heynes clerk brother of the said
Johan my wife 10 marcs. To James Potter my servant £13. 6. 8. To
William Thomson my servant 100s. To Lewis my boy 66s. 8d. To Johan my
servant £4. To Agnes Hubert my servant £4. To William Baylly late my
servant 20s. To Thomas Cook otherwise called Johnson late my servant. To
John now my cook 10s. To Alice niece of Isabell my wife deceased £4.
For ‘exequies’ to be had for the soul of Johan Homersham 20s. To
Jenyn at Hedrone 20s.
To the prior and Convent of Ledys in Kent my great silver cup and I wish
that there be graven in the bottom of the said cup at my expense a
little Image of St. Thomas the Martyr with these words "This is
Saint Thomas Welle". to the Minister and brothers of Modynden, of
the order of the Holy Trinity to pray for me 40s. To the gild of the
Holy Trinity at Lynne in Norfolk £6. 13. 4. To the wife of Thomas Baker
my sister 40s. I leave £20 to be distributed by my brother Master
Robert Kent, between "cognatos et qgnatos meoo" I leave 40s.
to the repair of the public streets and ways in the parish of Langley in
Kent. I leave £100 to make ‘les orfreys of cloth of gold latel given
to the church of St. James aforesaid, by the Dean of St. Severin, for
one suit of vestments and twelve copes of Bawdekyn.
I leave and dispose of my books underwritten for the use of the
Officials of the Dean and examinators, advocates and procurators of the
Court of Canterbury under the condition that within a year from my death
they provide a proper and secure place for the custody and conservation
of the books in the City of London next the Cathedral church of St. Paul
at which place the said Court of the Officials, Dean, examinators
&e. and others masters of Canon and Civil Law Doctors and Bachilors
can coveniently have access at proper times. And if within the said year
this is not done then the Warden and Fellows of All Souls College,
Oxford, shall have the books for the use of the Fellows and Students of
that college in their Library:
Baldus super decretal’ cum Reportorio de textibus et glo’
singularibus 2° ‘pene porco’.
Item Lechurs Nich: Cecilie super prima parte 2° libri decretalium vsque
ad titulum de probae’ 2° fo ‘quo ad intellectum’.
Item Lectura euisden Nicholai super 2° parte 2° libri decretal’ et a
de probae’ vsyue in fine. 2° fo ‘bro’ principali’.
Item Recolette domim Johannis de Alexandria super primo libro decretal
de officius Dele cum alus ant’ms 2° fol ‘edictalis
non est’ // l //.
Itm. ff Velus 2° fo ‘In hus penitus in tex / in glo guide’.
Itm ff inforciatum 2° fo. ‘erit eciam in tex / in glo sicut
fecero.
Itm Albricus de Albrici sup ff Veteri 3° li° vsque ad
titulum / si ser petat / 2° for coi vt dea li’
Itm 3m part eiusden Albrici super ff Veteri a li° si cer pe
vsque in finem 3° for ‘statim et de significato.
Itm Lechura Angeli super ff veteri 2° fo. ’necessario’.
Itm Lectura baldi super tribus primis libr’ 2° fo pluoes nupim
Itm Lectura Baldi super vij mo viij mo y IX no C. cum lectura Salezet
super nono C 2° fo. ‘terabile ita dicat glo’.
Itm Lectura Albrici de Rosate super toto C in duobus volumunbrus quorum
primum 2° fo. et ordinate 2m / 2° fo / in Indiccione.
Itm Lectura Johannis de Platea super institur’ cum angelo super autem
2° fo illud.
Itm Lectura Baldi super vsulz Fendose cum sumno Johannis Raynardi
et Johannis Blanci super Fendis. Bar super constitucione ad reprimendam
et super tribus libris C / 2° fo / Nisi / essent.
Itm Textus cum glo’ in vsulz fendore 2° fo. ‘Breue testatum’.
Itm Recollete Johannis de Grassis super prima Parte C 2+ fo. ‘de hae 11t.
Itm Recolette de Cathonis super 2no parte C 2° fo ‘l preses’.
Itm Recolette de Cathonis super prima parte ff nom et Albati de Maletis
super prima parte ff Veteris 2° fo. ‘familie’.
Item Recolette Cathonis super 2° fo ‘et pm intellechum.
Itm Recolette de Ja. de puteo super 2° parte ff infort 2° fo
Habere potestatem.
Itm Vnum volumen in forma mezana cum repeticionibus et alus consilus 2°
fo ‘quod eciam dixit’.
Itm Liber cum dinersis oracionibus comedics et epistolis 2° fo ‘credebam
ego’.
Itm glo super li decretalum 2° fo omni postent.
The following to the chaplains of St. James Garlikhithe.
Prima pars biblie 2° fo ‘interceteras’.
Itm 2° pars Biblie 2° fo ‘todiet recto’.
Itm Magister Historiarum 2° fo. ‘dundit aquas’.
Itm Legenda Sanctorum post tabula 2° fo ‘et accipit quod’.
Itm Catholicon meum.
His lands in the City of London in Kent and in Lenn Esiscopi Norffolk.
Johan his wife for her life his tenement in the parish of St. James
which he dwells in except that his executors shall have two little
houses (oomos) within the said tenement called ‘le Countor’ and ‘le
Study’ and of these Richard Langport or William Tylghman to have the
keys. After her death to be sold.
If Sir Richard, Earl Ryvers, within one year after his death pay for the
said manors to his executors £360 in full satifaction of the agreement
between the said Lord Ryvers and himself, his wife to have the same. If
Simon Pigot and Thomas Sampson of Lenn Epi do not pay all the dett then
his executors to sell his tenement in that town.
Johan his wife, master Richard Langport and William Tylghman to be
executors.
Thomas, Bishop of Rochester and Master Robert Kent his brother
supervisors.
Proved 15 March 1468. (P.C.C. 26 Godyn)
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