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Medieval &
Tudor Kent P.C.C. Wills Transcriptions
by L.
L. Duncan -
Book 60
page 18
John CONGEHERST - Will 28 December
1516
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John Congherst of
Haukeherst, 28 Dec. 1516. To be buried wt in the church of Haukeherst.
To the high aulters of Haukeherst, Echingham, Saleherst, Sandherst and
Saint Alphege in the countie of Canterbury. To the herse light of
Haukeherst 12d. To my oute beryng and moneth day 40s. Item I bequeth
towarde the beying of a newe pair of organs to the churche of Haukeherst
£5. To pouer maidens mariags in the parisshe of Lynton or in other
dedes of charite by the discrecion of the churchwardeyns by reason of
the testament and gyfte of Water Riche my first wyfs husbonde 40s.
To Brigide my wyfe all my moveables and unmoveables that is to sey all
my corne all my catall, my utensiles, in stuffe beying in the parisshe
of Haukherst, and all my moveables beyng in the hands of Petyr Levenoth
within the parsisshe of -----------. To Brygide my wyfe and Mary my
doughter half my instuff in my house wt in the Citie of Caunterbury
& other half to Agnes & Margaret my doughters. Residue according
to the tenure and effect as is specified in a pair of Identures bitwene
my brother George Congherst & me. My wyfe Brigide executrice and
Stevyn Cutlate overseer.
This is the last wille of me John Congherst of all my londs &
tenements in the Citie of Caunterbury, Echingham, Tyseherst and
Saleherst orells where wt in the Shires of Kent and Sussex. I will Sr Wm
Fynche Knyght, Roger Sheyswell gentilman & John Duke my feoffees of
the manor of Belherst to suffre Brygide my wyfe to have & occupye
for terme of hir lyfe & then to Mary my doughter. In defaulte of
heire to Agnes my doughter & to Margaret my doughter & then to
the heires of George Congherst my brother. I will John Hales, gentilmen
& George Rotheram esquier my feoffees in my principall mesuage &
2 tenements in the parish of Saint Alphege in the Citie of Canterbury
cause it to be sold & my Lord Prioir of Canterbury to be paide all
that is his true dette owying by me.
Provided yf John Fysshe my sonne in lawe will bye the said mesuage and
tenements 40s within the price he to have it. Where as I have solde to
my brother George Congherst all that my londs & tenements in the
parishe of Haukeherst and Sandherst upon the dennys of Congherst and
Litell Rysden for the sume of a hundred marcs of the whiche I will that
Brygide my wyfe shall pay unto Maister John Bowmer ten pounds to thuse
of Mary my doughter if she be then lyvynge.
Proved 19 Feb 1517 by Richard Gifford, proctor for exectrix. [PCC 5
Ayloffe]
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