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Medieval & Tudor Kent C.C.C. Will Transcription by L. L. Duncan - Book 58 page 147a

William SYMOND - Will 8 January 1486
                                                         
Typed up by Dawn Weeks August 2004 

William Symond 8 January 1486. To the Brotherhood of St James 8d, the Mass of Jesus 12d.
   Wife Marione all household things & to Margerie Smyth my servant a pair of sheets, a bowl, dish, saucer, pewter- candlestick & small pan. James Brome one net called a showtnet (sic).
   Residue after paying debts etc to wife Marione who with James Brome to be executors. Feoffees: Robert Howgh and James Brome.
   Wife Marione all my lands, tenements & rents for life then to be sold & 20s/- each to John & Stephen Symond the residue to repair of the nave of the church bad roads & to the poor. Witnesses: Robert Wellys, John Adowne.
Prob. 16 March 1486. Vol 3 fol 88

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