Tudor
P.C.C. Will Transcription
by L.
L. Duncan -
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JOHN BESPICHE, Will
9 August 1528
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JOHN BESPICHE thelder of the
parish of Goutherst [Goudhurst], 9 August 1528. To be buried in the
parishe church of Goutherst. To Jesus awter there to helpe towarde the
wagis of the bretherhede prest a kowe. Tot he
hersse light 4d.
John my sonne shall sell my clothes now being at London to the best
price and divid bitwene Joane my wife and John and Richard my sonnes and
my wif shall have the keping of the above assigned unto my sonne Richard
vnto the tyme he come to 20 yeres.
To Alice Fystenden and Joane Fystenden my doughters children oon shepe.
To Thomas Evan oon shepe and to Joane Bucklande oon shepe. To James
Bucklonde the same. To Joane and Elizabeth doughters of Richard
Evan to either oon shepe. To Alice and Agnes my doughters oon seam of
whete. To John Evan 40s. when 20 yeres. To Dorathe my doughter 5 marcs
at hir mariage.
Residue to Joane my wife and Richard my sonne and my wife to be
executrice.
Last wille: My londes in Goutherst. My feoffes, John Sare, George
Fistenden, shall suffer Joane my wife to take all thissues &e,
except two pecs of londe called Saunders and Or the tyme Richard my
sonne come to 20 yeres. In default to my son John. My feoffes to stand
seased in the pece of londe called Oorgars to the vse of John my son. If
George Fistenden will during the life of John my soone bye the said pece
for £10 then after the payment thereof my said feoffes shall stand and
be seased in the said pece called Orgars to the oonly vse of the said
George.
Also to stand seased in the pece called Saunders to the vse of John my
son he to cause to be paid to Dorathe my doughter at hir mariage 10
marcs.
I will Alice Buclonde the house she hath nowe in occupying for oon hole
yere.
Witness: William Smyth, Stevyn Mereham, and George Fistenden.
Proved 17 October 1528 by Joanne relict and executrix. (P.C.C. 38 Porch)
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