Joan relict of John Danyell 7 Dec. 1489. To the Brotherhood of St Mary & of the Holy Trinity to each 6d.
   Daughter Iden my best cow, six pairs of sheets, best coverlet, feather bed, blanket one undercloth & transon 8 pewter bowls 4 pewter dishes best box (cistam) 3 of the best candlesticks, 2 clothes 2 towels the best brass pan second brass pots a new blanket one gown-cloth, kirtell cloth of wool best girdle, cloak, & best prayer beads of jet.
   If Iden die before she is married then these things to my children equally, William, Richard, Vincent & Joan.
Daughter Joan seven of the best brass pots second box, cloak & one shetelyng (a young hog of the first year).
   Son Richard one cow, a manfare of shot nets, one shetelyng & half a quarter of corn. Son William one cow, a manfare of shotnets, quarter of barley & one shetelyng. Isabella my sister my best hood.
   Executors: my sons Richard, Wm & Vincent. Witnesses: Thos Robyn, Stephen Wedrynden, John Browne.
Prob. 13 May 1490 Vol 3 fol 248

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