Medieval & Tudor Kent Wills at Lambeth - Book 21  Page 22

Johanna FYLECOTE, Will 2nd November 1453

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JOHANNA FYLECOTE, 2 November 1453, of London, widow. To be buried in the churchyard of the church of B. Mary of Aldermary church in that place next where the body of Robert Fylcote late my husband lieth. To the high altar 3s. 4d. To the fabric of the body of the same church 6s. 8d. Residue to my executors viz: Walter Culpet scrivener and Thomas Culpet ‘barbitonsori’ citizens of London my brothers and supervisor John Dodde citizen and cordwainer (Alutarius) London. Dated at London. 
To 20 poor of Aldermarichurch 6s. 8d. I leave two wax torches one to the church of Notefeld in Surrey and the other to the church of Holingborne [Hollingborne] in Kent to serve at Divine Service for my soul and the soul of Robert late my husband to be prayed for. I leave to William Filcote 6s. 8d. To Richard Hamfrey my apprentice after the term of his apprenticeship is faithfully completed 20s., a little mazer, a pair of sheets, a pair of blankets etc. and 3s. 4d. which Thomas Bithebroke left to him. To John Syrede my apprentice after his term is faithfully completed a pair of sheets and a coverlet and I remit one year of his apprenticeship. I leave to Thomas Cole a basin with ewer of Laton. To Elena Culpet my best gown. To Alice Culpet my best silver girdle. To Thomas Culpet junior my third mazer etc. when he shall be of age. To Johanne wife of John Culpit my green gown with fur ‘de Potys’. To Alice my servant my blue gown with fur. To Walter Culpet my brother my silver salt. To Thomas Culpet my brother a mazer etc. I leave my mazer cup called "Noote" to be disposed for the soul of Thomas Bythebroke and Margaret his wife. 
Proved at Lambeth 15 November 1453. (295a Kempe).

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