Medieval & Tudor Kent Wills at Lambeth - Book 24  Page 437

Walter FRILOND,  Will 1 Novemder 1375

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WALTER FRILOND, clerk, Rector of the church of Aldyngton 1375, on All Saints Day, 49^th year of King Edward III, at Ocham. To be buried in the chapel of St. Margarete in the parish church of Ocham in Surrey. To the high altar of Ocham and the altar of St. Margaret there 10 marcs, or two missals and one chalice of mine in pledge to the chantry of Sandone. For expenses the day of my funeral and anniversary to distribute to the poor £30. To chaplains celebrating for my soul 100 marcs. To Brother John de Trottesworth for the same £10. To each son and daughter of Alice Cok to aid and marry them if they are alive a year after my decease 60 marcs. To Margaret Frilond daughter of Richard F. my brother as an aid 100s. To the Prior of Nework 40s. To John de Gildeford, canon there 40s. To each other Canon of the said priory half a mark. Residue to Alice Cok and her sons and daughters. Executors: Brother John Trottesworth, William Horslegh and Alice Cok. 
Proved 29 April, 1376 by Brother John Trottesworth, and on 2^nd May William Horselegh, and Sir Henry Wylouse, chaplain were given power to administer the goods of Alice Cock, executrix. (83a Sudbury).

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