Medieval & Tudor Kent P.C.C. Wills Transcriptions by L. L. Duncan - Book 13 page 298

 John of Childderyng - Will 1 May 1524

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26. Bodfelde

1 May 1524. John of Childderyng the elder of the parishe of Tunbrige (Tonbridge). To be buried in the church yarde of the Appostells Petir and Paull in the same parishe before said. 20^s to be expended in the day of my buryng and 20^s in my moneth day. A trentall to be doon at Savoy.
   Residue to Denys my wife and William my sonne whom I make extours.
   This is: I will that John my sonne have Fylpotts and Rumays in fee symple.
   I will that W^m of Childderyng my sonne have my lands called Ryngs lying in the said borough of Helden after the decesse of Denys my wife. I will the said Will^m have my stabull lying in the towne of Sevenoke (Sevenoaks) in fee symple. I will that yf Bernard Cocks of Lyghe do not paye to my extours £10 accordyng to a bargeyn made bitwene me and the said Bernard for a mese and a crofte in the parishe of Lygh (Leigh) which I sold to the said Bernard that then my extours shall entre in the said mese and crofte to goo toward the payment of my detts. Also I will that Annasys my monds be solde to pay my detts. 
   I will the said Will^m my sonne have all my other londes not willed in fe simple provided alwey that the said Denys my wyfe have suche interest and right as the said Denys hath in every parcell of the same residue as the said Denys hath therof duryng hir lyfe.
   Wit. Sir Tho^s Lawe, parishe preest, Robert Butler, John Borgg, Thomas of Childderyn, John Dowbull, Stevyn Essex.
   Probate 22 Oct 1524 and com in persone Magri Willi Falk, proctor.

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