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 UNIVERSITY 
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 Cestamcnta Cantiana, 
 
 WEST KENT.
 
 TESTAMENT! CANTIANA: 
 
 A SERIES OE EXTRACTS EROM EIETEENTH 
 AND SIXTEENTH CENTURY WILLS 
 
 HELATIKG TO 
 
 CIIURCn BUILDING AND TOPOGRAPHY. 
 
 WEST KENT. 
 
 BY 
 
 LELAND L. DUNCAN, M.V.O., E.S.A. 
 
 LONDON : 
 MITCHELL HUGHES AND CLAKKE, 140 WARDOUK ST. 
 
 1906,
 
 DA 
 
 KzT^y 
 
 WEST KENT. 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 In Volume III. of the Proceedings of the St. Paurs 
 Ecclesiological Society, pages 241 — 298, will be found a 
 Paper on the Images, Altars, and Lights existing in the 
 churches of West Kent prior to the Eeformation. The 
 paper was founded on the bequests contained in the wills of 
 West Kent folk from about 1400 to 1560, and was supple- 
 mented by an article in Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XXIII., 
 pages 134 — 149, which dealt with the parishes forming the 
 Deanery of Shoreham, in the same county. In the course of 
 preparing these two contributions to the ecclesiological 
 history of the county of Kent I extracted from the wills not 
 only bequests to Images and Lights, but a large amount of 
 interesting information respecting the fabrics of the churches, 
 and gifts of " ornaments " for the carrying on of divine 
 worship, together with other items relating to the various 
 parishes. These extracts I have now arranged in a form 
 which I hope will be useful to those engaged in writing 
 parochial histories. Taken together with the information 
 contained in the papers quoted above, the whole of the 
 details to be gathered from the mediaeval wills of West Kent 
 people are now available for reference. 
 
 It is unnecessary to point out the extreme value and 
 interest of the evidence these extracts present to us — this is 
 well known and acknowledged — but it is only when a fairly 
 complete collection for a given area is brought together that 
 we are able to realize the great variety of the subjects dealt 
 with, and to gauge something of the depth of the affection 
 with which the donors must have regarded the parish in 
 which they lived and the church in which they worshipped, 
 
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 vi TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 As an introduction to the parochial lists which form the 
 subject of the present work, it will I think be useful to 
 indicate certain special items of information contained 
 therein, and I propose to do this under the following head- 
 ings : — 
 
 I. The fabric and fittings of the church. 
 II. Monuments. 
 III. Ornaments (including vestments, books, plate, and 
 
 bells). 
 lY. Varia. 
 
 I. — The Fabric and Fittings of the Chubch. 
 
 Although very few of our West Kent churches were 
 wholly rebuilt in the fifteenth century, yet that period was 
 one of great activity, and many additions were made to 
 existing buildings. Conspicuous amongst these additions are 
 the towers, which, although of no great architectural preten- 
 sions, have a certain character of their own. The earliest in 
 date, of which the wills give us information, is that at Cray- 
 ford, concerning which John Luffwyk, in his will dated 
 1406, states that he had paid one John Wells, " cemen- 
 tarius,'' a certain sum for making the new bell tower of the 
 parish church, and he left £10 towards carrying on the work. 
 Other towers were being built as follows : — 
 
 Chevening, 1506 to 1521. St. Margaret's, Eochester, 1457. 
 
 Deptford, 1476 to 1483. Seal, 1510 to 1529. 
 
 West Earleigh, 1523. Stoke, 1479 to 1541. 
 
 Lewisham, 1471 to 1512. Woldham, 1460 to 1483. 
 
 The bequests for Lewisham are very complete, and 
 include the " vice " or stairway and the glazing of the 
 " grete new window with the pictor of the passion of Our 
 Lord." 
 
 At Stoke the bequests linger on until 1541, and the 
 condition of the tower at the present day shews that it was 
 never completed. 
 
 At Dartford there is a bequest in 1477 to the work of 
 the bell tower, and in 1527 and 1528 to setting up the cross
 
 iN^RODtJCTtON. vii 
 
 over the steeple. This was not a rebuilding-, but refers to 
 the upper storey of the tower, the date of which is plainly 
 late in the fifteenth century. The main portion of the 
 tower is early Norman work. 
 
 At Leigh we have a bequest in 1525 to the parish for the 
 purpose of building- a tower, to be paid when the parishioners 
 take the work in hand. Tlie enthusiasm soon died away, 
 for the tower remained in an unfinished condition imtil the 
 year 1861, when, on the general restoration of the church, it 
 was completed. 
 
 Other bequests for work going on in connection with the 
 towers are as follows : — 
 
 Ashurst, 1502-3. Luddesdown, 1494. 
 
 Bidborough, 1492. Otford, 1464 and 1476. 
 
 Capel, 1527. St. Nicholas, Eocliester, 1523. 
 
 Chatham, 1465. St. Clement, Eochester, 1475. 
 
 Cobham, 1494. Speldhurst, 1486. 
 
 Farnborough, 1538. Stone, 1508. 
 
 Gravesend, 1532. Teston, 1521. 
 Lee, 1495 and 1503. 
 
 At Horton Kirby there is a bequest in 1475, " Ad repara- 
 cionem campanilis pro Schyngelyng," which is of interest, 
 since it indicates that the central tower of that church 
 (which was rebuilt from the crossing- in brick in the 
 eighteenth century) was probably crowned with a shingled 
 spire. 
 
 When we leave the western tower and proceed eastward 
 to the nave we do not find so many bequests. This is no 
 doubt accounted for by the fact that the body of the majority 
 of the churches had been built already, and that except for 
 the widening of the aisles now and again, little addition was 
 required. There are, however, a few notes which, taken in 
 conjunction with the existing work, indicate rebuilding or 
 considerable alteration : — 
 
 Ash, 1472. Separation and works of the nave. 
 Bromley, 1467. New aisle. 
 Cliffe, 1413. Eoof over the aisle. 
 Cobham, 1503. Eeparation of the uave. 
 Cudham, 1487. The roof.
 
 viii TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Hoo, Allhallows, 1478—1502. Works of the nave. These 
 were the addition of a clearstory, new roof, widening the 
 aisles and placing new windows, rood screen, and seats 
 in the nave. 
 
 Ightham, 1420. " Ad construcionem fabrice ecclesie." This 
 would be about the date of the present building. 
 
 Lee, 1518. Building the church. This church was pulled 
 down in 1814. 
 
 Ley bourne, 1533. Works generally. 
 
 Rochester, St. Clement, 1517. Building the church. This 
 church has long been destroyed. 
 
 Shorne, 1496. Making an arch. 
 
 Snodland, 1472. Reparation of the north aisle. 
 
 Tunbridge, 1473. Great reparation of the church. 
 
 West Wickham, 1509. North aisle (since altered consider- 
 ably). 
 
 Yalding, 1493. New work of the nave. This was probably 
 the widening of the aisles. The nave arcade is of the 
 fourteenth century, but the aisle window^s, notably those 
 of the north aisle which retain their original tracery, are 
 late fifteenth-century work. 
 
 At Hartley in 1473 and Kemsing 1499 are bequests for 
 buttresses. 
 
 For the fabric of the chancels — and here we may note 
 that our forefathers used both the words *' chancel " and 
 '•' quire '^ to indicate the eastern part of a parish church — we 
 do not find many bequests, probably because the care thereof 
 fell to the rector or vicar. At Beckenham in 1535 there is a 
 bequest for " selying of the chaunsell." In 1471 at North 
 Cray and in 1474 at NTursted are bequests for the reparation 
 of the chancel windows, but this may refer to the glass and 
 not the stonework, and in 144(3 at Lamberhurst is a gift for 
 the east window. 
 
 When we come to actual additions, such as chapels, we 
 find not a few : — 
 
 Addington, 1463. The chapel of the Assumption of Our 
 Lady is spoken of as " newly built." 
 
 Erith, 1525. A chapel was ordered to be built in the church- 
 yard, presumably like that at Pembury, yuite detached. 
 Thib has disappeared.
 
 INTIIODUCTIOX. ix 
 
 High Halstow, 1472—74. Chapel of St. James (South 
 
 Chapel). 
 Huuton, 1513. Chapel of Our Lady, on the south side. 
 Lowisham, 15U0. Chapel of Our Lady. 
 Rochester Cathedral Church, 1389. Lady Ciiapel spoken of 
 
 as newly built. 
 Stone, 152G. The Wiltshire Chapel. 
 Strood, 1501. Chapel of Our Lady. 
 Strood, 1517-18. Chapel of the Holy Trinity. 
 
 Of these, the churches at Lewisham and Strood have been 
 rebuilt, and no part of the work here recorded remains. 
 
 Of bequests for the making of windows there are a few 
 examples, but they are not as a rule explicit enough to enable 
 them to be identified to-day : — 
 
 Birling, 1501. Eej)aration of a window on the south side. 
 
 Cowden, 1487. A new window. 
 
 Hadlow, 1488 — 93. Window on the north side. 
 
 Ightham, 1374. See ArchcBolorjia Cantiana, Vol. IV., p. 224. 
 
 East Peckham, 1491. Reparation of St. Blase's window and 
 
 making windows in the stepill. 
 Shipbourne, 1496. New window. 
 
 The church porch entered into both the religious and 
 secular life of the people, and we are not, therefore, surprised 
 to find bequests thereto : — 
 
 Addington, 1474. Reparation of the north porch. 
 Hunton, 1513. Building the porch, and in 1532 bequest for 
 
 the roofing of the same. 
 Orpington, 1370. Building of the porch (west end). 
 Snodland, 1461. Making the west porch. 
 Stoke, 1545. Mending the north door. [This is the porch 
 
 entry.] 
 
 Of other works worthy of special notice I may mention 
 the reparation of "^Le Vestrey" at Cobham in 1519. In 
 1534 John Mott left 408. to the church of Hoo, "to white it 
 with lyme and sand " — one more proof, if one were needed, 
 that whitewash was not the invention of the Puritan or of 
 the eighteenth-century churchwarden. 
 
 &
 
 X TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 At Aylesford Priory, Eobert Pirry in 1513 left 6s. 8d. to 
 the reparation of the cloisters, which indicates the probable 
 date of that part of the building-, which still remains. 
 
 Of the interior fittings of the churches I may draw 
 attention to the following : — 
 
 Bromley, 1513. Gift of boards for seats. 
 Biirham, 1516. Covering over the high altar. 
 Keston, 1521. Making seats. 
 Teston, 1525. Cover for the font. 
 Westerham, 1490. Making seats. 
 
 And we find bequests for glass windows at West Wickham 
 in 1495, at Lewisham in 1498, and at Woldham in 1501 for 
 the western window. 
 
 There is a curious gift at Westerham in 1490 of a cloth 
 " to run on a Avire with rings overthwart the quier at the 
 curate and clerk's books," possibly to keep off the draught. 
 
 The fifteenth century saw the erection or rebuilding of 
 roodlofts in a very large proportion of the churches. The 
 following epitome will indicate the work of this nature in 
 West Kent as revealed by the wills available : — 
 
 Ashurst, 1463. Work generally. 
 
 Aylesford, 1524. Painting the roodloft. 
 
 Aylesford, 1531. Gilting the roodloft. 
 
 Bexley, 1501. Roodloft works. 
 
 Bidborough, 1524. Roodloft works. 
 
 Brenehley, 1523—32. New Roodloft. 
 
 Burham, 1498—1505. Making the stairs or " vice " of the 
 
 loft. 
 Burham, 1511 — 16. Painting. 
 Cudham, 1468—72. New loft. 
 Frindsbury, 1471 — 74. Roodloft works. 
 Gravesend, 1491. Roodloft works. 
 Hadlow, 1510. Roodloft works, 
 lligham, 1496—1500. New loft. 
 Lewisham, 1502. Roodloft works. 
 Nettlestead, 1471. Roodloft works. 
 Rochester, St. Nicholas, 1502. Making loft, 
 ^^ochefjter, St. Nicholas, 1527. Reparations,
 
 INTEODUCTION. xi 
 
 Rochester, St, Margaret, 1524. Painting and gilding. 
 Seal, 1492—1502. New loft. 
 Shorne, 1485—93. New loft. 
 Speldhurst, 1518—27. Roodloft works. 
 Tunbridge, 1483—1517. Roodloft works. 
 Yalding, 1493. New beam. 
 
 At Hoo, St. Werburg-li, in 1493 is a bequest for painting a 
 Doom over the rood. 
 
 II. — Monuments. 
 
 In a large number of instances the testators of the wills 
 under consideration leave directions to be buried within the 
 parish church, frequently mentioning- the exact spot, either 
 before or near a particular image, or in a tomb prepared in 
 their lifetime. Any bequests of this nature will be found in 
 the parochial notes, and may be of assistance in naming 
 tombstones or other memorials from which the name has 
 perished. 
 
 The request for a memorial generally takes the form of a 
 brass, and of these we have the following: — 
 
 Addington, 1463. William Watton, Esq. Brass of self, 
 
 2 wives and children. 
 Ash, 1465. *Richard Galon, rector, " in monument pre- 
 pared." This is a half effigy of a priest. 
 Brenchley, 1532. John Mawde. Self, wives and children. 
 Crayford, 1526. Thomas Groldsmith, with signs of the Four 
 
 Evangelists. 
 Eyncsford, 1465. .John Donett. Inscription with arms of 
 
 himself and wife. 
 Farnborough, 1595. John Dalton. Inscription. 
 Grravesend, 1500. liichard Mikylhalf . Stone with " penner 
 
 and hynkehorne." 
 Greenwich, 1547. Agnes Baltrop (midwife to Queen Jane). 
 
 Self, husbands and inscription ; in churchyard. 
 Hoo, St. Mary, 1532. Giles Palmar. Inscription. 
 Hoo, All Hallows, 1518. *Sir Steven Sheraton, vicar. 
 West Mailing, 1488. John Browne. Self, ^afe and children, 
 
 and in each a corner a pair of tailor's shears. 
 
 * JJrass still existing. 
 
 6 2
 
 xli TESTAMENTS CANTIANA. 
 
 Rochester, St. Margaret, 1465. *Tliomas Codde, vicar. 
 Stoke, 1511. Thomas Ideu. Self, wife "and a litle man 
 
 childe holdyng hur by the beades." 
 Stone, 1473. John Bokelond. Inscription, and at each 
 
 corner of the stone a buckle to be engraved. 
 West "Wickham, 1515. *Sir John Stokton, rector. 
 
 At Horsmonclen John Bobbe alias Totty, rector, in 1484 
 desired his tomb should be made so that it could be used for 
 the Easter Sepulchre. John Pimpe, Lord of the Manor of 
 Nettlestead, made a similar bequest in 1496, and many other 
 instances could be cited outside the area now under considera- 
 tion. The position on the north side of the chancel was one 
 of great sanctity and honour for many reasons ; it was close 
 to the spot where the Gospel was read, it was also close to 
 one of the principal images in the church (either Our Lady 
 or the Patron), and, to crown all, it was the position usually 
 occupied by the Easter Sepulchre. It is not surprising, 
 therefore, that as a place of sepulture it should have been 
 eagerly sought after. 
 
 At Aylesford in 1533 Edward Colepepir desired to be 
 buried in the high chancel in the tomb of Margaret his 
 mother. The tomb was then to be closed up and his arms 
 placed thereon. The Colepepir tomb there was, however, re- 
 made about 1600. 
 
 There is an interesting request at Beckenham in 1545 for 
 a tomb in the churchyard to be constructed of four posts of 
 heart of oak, the heads to be covered with lead, and a stone 
 placed over the whole. Memorials of this form are common 
 in many chui'chyards, but the uprights are usually stone. 
 
 Another somewhat similar request will be found at Bir- 
 ling in 1503, where William Cleygate desired to have stones 
 over himself and his wife and four stone crosses set about 
 them ; the aley hard by was also to be " borderid with breke 
 stones." Bricks are also mentioned by William Swetesyre of 
 North Cray 1527 as the material to be employed for his tomb ; 
 and again in a bequest of John Canon of Snodland in 1534. 
 Gilbert Carleton, Vicar of Farningham in 1503, wished 
 
 * Brass still e^fistiug,
 
 INTRODUCTION. xiii 
 
 to be buried before the high altar so tliat he might lie under 
 the feet of the priest saying mass, or, if this were not 
 possible, under the step at the entrance to the church, " so 
 that every creature comyng yn may trede upon my buriall." 
 The idea no doubt was that some at least would remember 
 him in prayer. This longing for remembrance by those 
 which come after, which runs through so many of these 
 mediiEval bequests, is very human, and adds a touch of pathos 
 to many of the records. 
 
 III. — Ornaments. 
 
 In these extracts will be found the usual gifts of vest- 
 ments for "ministers at all times of their ministrations," 
 but few of them call for any special remarks. There are, 
 however, two bequests of interest. At Erith William Abell, 
 in 1526, left £6 I3s. 4cZ. towards the " bying of a sute for 
 deacon and subdeacon to be like and according to the vest- 
 ment which my lady of Shrowesbury of late did give to the 
 said church of Erehith, and I will ther be a scriptur on the 
 back of either of the said vestments desiring the parishens 
 to pray for my soule." The Edwardian inventory for Erith 
 will be fomid on page 150 of Vol. VI 11. of Archaologia Can- 
 tiana, but nothing therein clearly fits the above description. 
 
 The other gift to which I have referred is at Stone, and is 
 part of the bequest of Sir John Wilshire, knight, in 1527. 
 He left ''to the parishe church of Stone a chesible and a 
 tonycle w' the albes, amyces, stoles, and other their apparel 
 for a prest and his deacon to singe or say masse in of the 
 value of tenne pounds, in the which chesible and tonycle I 
 will that myn amies shalbe browdered for a remembrance 
 after the best maner." In the Edwardian inventory, 1552, 
 this is entered as " Item on vestmente of red damaske with 
 the deacon of the same sute of the gif te of Sir John Wilshire, 
 Knyghte." [Arc/ueologia Cantiana, Vol. XI., page 416.) 
 
 Sir John Wilshire also left a cope embroidered with his 
 arms to Dartford Church, but there is no distinct reference 
 to it in the inventory of 1552. 
 
 Of books for the services of the church, bequests will be
 
 XIV t:estamenta cantiana. 
 
 found in considerable numbers — mass books, graylls, anti- 
 phoners, processioners, portoses, etc. At St. Nicholas, 
 Rochester, is a bequest of an " antiphoner, called a cowcher," 
 i.e., a large book to lie on a desk. 
 
 There are also numerous gifts of plate, chalices, cruets, 
 crosses, censers, pixes, etc. Some of the chalices were to be 
 specially engraved as memorials, e.g., Richard Longeman of 
 High Halstow in 1493 left chalices to that and neighbouring 
 churches, " in the which I will the name of me Richard 
 Longeman and John At the Sole be imprynted in the fote." 
 Of the later Elizabethan cups there is an interesting gift in 
 1599 by Thomas Steven, yeoman, to Keston of a silver cup, 
 which is, I believe, still in use. 
 
 Organs are mentioned in seven parishes : — 
 
 Brenchley, 1520. To a pair of organs xx*" and another be- 
 quest of lij'^ in the same year. 
 
 Bromley, 1494. To the organs* iij^ iiij''. 
 
 Lewisham, 1521. Toward a payre of organs.* 
 
 Milton, 1528. To a payr of organs iij^ iiij*^. 
 
 Rochester, St, Nicholas, 1523. To the chaunging of the 
 organes v^'. 
 
 Sundridge, 1518. To the church my portatyf organes. 
 
 Westerham, 1511. Renewyng and new castyng of the 
 organnys that be now in the said churche to be made w*^ 
 iij stoppes aftir the new making. 
 
 Peter Bolde, singingman of the College of Rochester in 
 1545, mentions his musical instruments and gives to Mistress 
 Sniythe his clarycords and Mistress Warner his lute, and his 
 " gimie "with the great horn hebequeaths to Cristof ertlie clerk. 
 
 The custom of bringing in a cup of wine at the mari'iage 
 service, for which provision was made in the Sarum rite, with 
 a reference to the blessing of the water by Our Lord at Cana, 
 led to gifts of vessels for the purpose. We have here three 
 such bequests, viz. : — 
 
 Birling, 151G. To the said church a maser to the enteiit to 
 be occupied and dronke vppon at weddings and childe- 
 wiffs and other tber suche necessaries. 
 
 * Organ.s are lu'eHtioned in the Inventories of 1552.
 
 INTKODUCTION. iv 
 
 Chelsfield, 151:^. 'I'o the said churche a maser cu])pe for thys 
 enteut that every childewifc also every bryde shall 
 drynke in it. 
 
 The third instance is at Greenwich, where Thomasyn 
 Sheby in 1506 left a standing cup of silver and g-ilt, with a 
 cover weighing 23 ounces, which was to be carried before 
 every bride at her marriage, " if they come to y^ churchwar- 
 denis and dezier itt." 
 
 The above instances shew that the custom also obtained 
 at the time of the churching of women. 
 
 Bells. 
 
 The bequests to or for the church bells are very numer- 
 ous, and include gifts of new bells and sums for the general 
 " reparation " of those already existing. The following 
 summary will be of special interest to Kentish campanolo- 
 gists : — 
 
 , Aylsford, 1518. A treble to the three bells. 
 Birling, 1508. To a nue bell vj^ viij"^. 
 Brenchley, 1509. To purchase of bells ^j^ 
 Bromley, 1504. To the bells vj* viij'». 
 Bromley, 1508. Eeparation of the grete bell xl'. 
 Bromley, 1512. Bringing home the bells xij''. 
 Bromley, 1529. To the grete bell vj^ viij'^. 
 Burliam, 1511. To the hangeyng of the belles, part of x". 
 Burham, 1516. To chaungyng of the treble bell to make a 
 
 tenor bell vj^ viij''. 
 Capel, 1502. To a new bell called le sawnts bell ij^ 
 Chalke, 1485. To the reparation of the bells viij**. 
 Cobham, 1541. To a new bell xx^ 
 Cobham, 1555. To the reparation of the bells xx**. 
 Cnxton, 1588. To the reparation of the bells viij'^. 
 Dartford, 1580. To thamendyng of the belles xx"^. 
 Deptford, 1500. To hangyng the grete bell vj^ viij"*. 
 Deptford, 1516 to 1522. Bequests to making and reparation 
 
 of the bells. 
 Edenbridge, 1502. To a new bell vj^ viij''. 
 Eltham, 1484. Bell rope for the great bell. 
 Hayes, 1566. To the reparation of the bells xij''.
 
 XVI TESTAMEjS^TA CANTIANA. 
 
 Horsmouden, 1528. To bye a grete bell — profit of certain 
 lauds. 
 
 Lamberhurst, 1489. To reparation of the bells xiij' iiij''. 
 
 Lewisham, 1517 to 1556. Bequests for purchase and repara- 
 tion. 
 
 Nettlestead, 1513. To making of the bell a seme of whete 
 and to hangyng of y*^ bell iiij buschells whete. 
 
 Nursted, 1558. To reparation of the bells iij^ iiij*^. 
 
 B-ochester, St. Clement, 1493, To the payement of the 
 belles xx*^. 
 
 Ryarsh, 1515. To the bying of a nwe bell xxvj^ viij"^. 
 
 Ryarsh, 1517. To the chaungyng of the grete bell vj* viij''. 
 
 Seal, 1486. To bying of a bell iij^ iiij''. 
 
 Shipborne, 1487. To a new bell vj^ viij"^. 
 
 Shipborne, 1527. To the bell xi_f . 
 
 Shorne, 1491 to 1521. Bequests for purchase of a great 
 bell. 
 
 Speldhurst, 1522. Bequests to the bell. 
 
 Strood, 1526. To the bying of a trebill bell vj^ viij^. 
 
 Teston, 1522. Towards a new bell vj^ viij'*. 
 
 Trottesclif, 1512. To the hangeyng of the Sauctus bell xij''. 
 
 Tudley, 1509 and 1530. Gifts for a bell. 
 
 Tunbridge, 1516. To the reparation of the bells vj^ viij''. 
 
 "Wickham, West, 1509. To a new bell iij^' vj^ viij*^. 
 
 Woldham, 1473. To a great bell iiij'i. 
 
 Wrotham, 1404. To the purchase of bells iiij marks. 
 
 Yaldiug, 1474. To reparation, sustentatiou and renovation 
 of a bell XX''. 
 
 IV.— Varia. 
 
 The miscellaneous bequests, which cannot be included 
 under the above headings, are so numerous that any detailed 
 mention of them would expand these prefatory notes beyond 
 all reasonable limits. I must, therefore, content myself with 
 drawing attention to a few of the more intereeting entries. 
 
 Church House, 
 
 This necessary adjunct, the place of which is taken in 
 modern church life by the parochial hall, appears to have 
 existed in most parishes, and it is ditticult to account for its 
 disappearance for so many years. Bequests will be found
 
 INTRODUCTION. xvii 
 
 relating thereto at Greenwich in 1517, at Higham in 1485, 
 and at All Hallows, Hoo, in 1518. The Higham bequest is of 
 interest, since it states that the house was founded and made 
 for the keeping and safeguard of the parish church goods, 
 and that the keeper of the house was elected and chosen by 
 the parishioners. The house at Greenwich adjoined the 
 churchyard, and was given for the purpose of being used for 
 the refreshment provided at burials and months' minds, 
 " because it is not lauffull to ete and dryncke w4n the 
 church," and also as a place of business for the church- 
 wardens. 
 
 Yeve-ales. 
 
 The chui'ch ale — one of the mediaeval methods of parochial 
 merry-making combined with business, of which the bazaar 
 or sale of work is the modern representative — finds frequent 
 mention in the wills, but in the form of a Yeve-ale or Give- 
 ale, where the object was not so much the raising of money 
 as the commemoration of the founder. Of these ales we 
 have instances at Birling in 1508, where is a bequest of five 
 bushels of barley "to be delivered to the yeveale of Al- 
 lialows " ; at E-yarsh in 1518 ; at Holborough in Snodland in 
 1503 ; at St. Paul's Cray in 1505 ; at Stoke in 1513, where it 
 is called "the brotherhood otherwise callid a yeueale," which 
 received a gift of a couple of oxen and forty sheep ; and 
 lastly at St. Werburgh, Hoo. This last was on quite a large 
 scale. It was founded in 1480 by one Stephen Jacobe, who 
 left his property charged with the upkeep of a Yeve-ale on 
 Trinity Eve and Trinity Sunday, when five bushels of wheat, 
 a seme of malt, and 12d. in cheese were to be distributed. 
 There was also a house at Greenhill in the same parish called 
 the Yeve-ale House, mentioned by Thomas Bedell in 1528, 
 where an ale was held on St. Werburgh 's Day, the whole 
 being managed by the Wardens and Brethren of the Yeve-ale. 
 
 Rogationtide and other Processions. 
 
 Another feature which has now entirely disappeared was 
 the Rogationtide Procession, when opportunity was taken to 
 institute gifts of food and drink as a commemoration. In 
 1521 John Whelar of Greenwich left 3s. 4cZ. a year for six
 
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 xviii TESTAMENTA CANTtAlS^A. 
 
 years to be spent at the Cross, near Deptford, in the Roga- 
 tion days. At Cuxton in 1538 we have fuller instructions in 
 the will of John Absolon, yeoman. He desired that on 
 Tuesday in the Eogation Week the parish, coming in pro- 
 cession to Upperdown, should be given a drinking after the 
 manner and form in which he had been used to give to the 
 parishioners, and after the gospel was said or sung the parson 
 or his deputy was to say De profundis, with the collect for his 
 soul and all Christian souls. John Brown of Eltham in 1533 
 left a firkin of ale and 12d. in bread to be distributed on 
 Tuesday in the Eogation Week at the Procession at the Cross 
 on " Shoters hill," and Id. to the priest reading the gospell, 
 and another Id. to the clerk. 
 
 There is another Eltham bequest in 1517 by Roger Leche, 
 who desired Rauff Letham to keep on Wednesday in the 
 Cross Week at the Cross before his door, " when the Pro- 
 cession cumyth in brede and ale vjc?., and vpon Seint Thomas 
 nyght after the fest of Seint John Baptyst at the bonefyre 
 in brede and ale yjd." 
 
 Obits. 
 
 Of the ordinary form of commemoration, viz., an obit, 
 there are of course many instances. One of the best instances 
 will be found in 1529 under Grreenwich, where John Champ- 
 neys charged his tenement called The White Hart with the 
 expenses of an obit on Friday after St. Denis Day in 
 October, the same to be arranged by the Master and 
 Wardens of the Brotherhood of St. George and St. Anne 
 and the Churchwardens of Greenwich, and after mass a 
 distribution was to be made to the poor of 4s. in bread, 2s. in 
 spiced bread, a 4s. barell of ale, a gallon of " mawlsay," 
 2 lbs. of " cumfets," and two cheeses. At Halstow in 1522 
 pasties were to be baked, while at Aylesford in 1528 sixteen 
 lialfpenny loaves are mentioned, four of which were to be 
 given to the ringers with a gallon of ale. This custom of 
 giving bread survived the Reformation, and is even still kept 
 up in some parishes, although the original intention, viz., 
 that the recipient should remember the donor in prayer, is, 
 it is to be feared, more honoured in the breach than the
 
 INTRODUCTION. xix 
 
 observance. At St. Paul's Cray in 1560 will be found the 
 endowment of a sermon, a form of commemoration which 
 became popular as a species of years' mind. 
 
 Churchyard and other Crosses. 
 
 A cross formed a prominent object in every churchyard 
 in the period under review, and we have several bequests for 
 the erection thereof, e.g., at Chislehurst in 1.504, at Lewisham 
 in 1528. At Strood in 1482 and elsewhere it is alluded to as 
 the Palmcross, from the part it took in the Palm Sunday 
 Procession. 
 
 Crosses were also common in other parts of the parish, 
 as will be seen in the notes above respecting the Rog-ationtide 
 processions. One stood in the street at Footscray, and was 
 under repair in 1526, and in 1515 we have a bequest to the 
 building of the cross before the parson's gate at Speldhurst. 
 The name has survived in many cases, although the actual 
 cross has long disappeared ; in fact I cannot recall a single 
 instance in Kent of a mediaeval village or way-side cross 
 having survived. 
 
 Rectory or Vicarage House. 
 
 Bequests occur in 1418 for the repair of the Rectory at 
 Cliffe, an interesting house which still remains, and in 1561 
 Richard Horsfall, Yicar, left £13 Qs. 8d. to the building of 
 the vicarage at Burham. But the most interesting gift of 
 this nature occurs at Shorne, where in 1495 Thomas Page 
 left a house called Normans in Up Shorn as a house for the 
 Vicar, who was, in return, to say mass for him on Ascension 
 Day. 
 
 Dilapidations. 
 
 This fruitful source of heart-burning is the subject of a 
 bequest at Ditton in 1501, where Sir Hewe Hudson, the 
 Rector, left his best portos (breviary) to his successor on 
 condition that he asked no more for dilapidations. 
 
 Parish Clerk. 
 
 As usual the parish clerk is frequently mentioned in the 
 West Kent wills, being remembered with a small gift, usually
 
 it TESTAMENTA CANTIAT^A. 
 
 a few pence, but in three instances we have bequests of a 
 house for him. At Eltham in 1516 John Downer left "a 
 litell house joyning- vppon the Kechen for the parissh clarke 
 of Eltham to duell in for ever." At St. Werburg-h, Hoo, in 
 1534 John Mott similarly left a " litle mesuage and a garden," 
 whilst at Hoo, St. Mary, in 1515 Richard Saunder wished 
 his house in Church Street to be sold, but the parish was to 
 have it before any other " yf they will for the clarke a noble 
 w*in the price." 
 
 The Sexton. 
 
 At Penshurst in 1550 Oliver Godfray, the Rector, left a 
 rent-charge of '30s. to find a Sexten, or to be put to some 
 other use for the parish. 
 
 Parish Fine. 
 
 There are three bequests for relieving parishes of the 
 " Common Fine " — a very ancient impost — one at Eltham in 
 1509, one at Luddesdown in 1522, and the third at Shorne in 
 1527. 
 
 Holy Bread. 
 
 I have only noticed one bequest for bearing the charge of 
 the Holy Loaf, viz., at West Farleigh, where John Reve in 
 1409 left a cow " to sustain the Blessed Bread distributed 
 between the parishioners on Sundays." 
 
 The Clock. 
 
 The making of the clock on the tower is the subject of 
 bequests at Bromley in 1551 and 1553, and at Dartford in 
 1521 is a bequest for the reparation of the clock. These 
 were sun-dials. At Lewisham in 1656 the Vicar, Abraham 
 Colfe, left a bequest for a clock to go by the sun, and a trifle 
 to the dark to keep it in order. 
 
 Yew trees. 
 
 The Yews or Palm trees are mentioned now and again, 
 and I strongly suspect that they were regarded as semi- 
 sacred, although no doubt occasionally they are named as 
 a convenient and well known object, as in the will of William
 
 INTEODUCTION. xxi 
 
 Monde of Burham in 1521, in whidi lie desires to be buried 
 " between the U tree and the church door." Bequests for 
 burial under the Yew will be found at Bromley in 1 544 and 
 at Halstow in 1529, where it is called " the little palm tree." 
 
 Shoes, etc. 
 
 At Halstow in 1540 is a bequest to enable Shoes to be 
 distributed to poor folk on Good Friday; and similarly at 
 Milton-by-Gravesend in 1523 Joan Bull, widow, left the pro- 
 ceeds of the sale of a house for the purpose of giving- eight 
 poor persons, four men and four women, a pair of " syngle 
 sole shooes " on Good Friday and on the Feast of the Assump- 
 tion of Our Lady. 
 
 Bequests of this character are fairly common, e.g., Alex- 
 ander Payntor of Horsemonden in 1495 left red herrings and 
 white herrings to be distributed on Fridays and Sundays in 
 Lent ; Joan Hunt of Northfleet left twelve pewter platters 
 for use at poor maidens' marriages and poor women's church- 
 in gs, and other instances will be found scattered throughout 
 the notes. 
 
 Roads. 
 
 Of almost equal merit with gifts to the church the care 
 of the highways was regarded in the Middle Ages, and be- 
 quests thereto are common. A few may be mentioned : At 
 Aylesfordin 1528 we have gifts to the " causye," and similarly 
 at Lewisham in 1494 to 1532 are bequests to the "causey at 
 Catford," where no doubt the river often overflowed and a 
 high-banked footway was a necessity. At Denton in 1499 
 will be found gifts of loads of stone to make good the higli- 
 way between that place and Milton Church. 
 
 At Grain it was not so much the roads that gave anxiety 
 as the river wall, and in 1507 and 1518 are bequests "to the 
 reparation of the wall of Grean." At Offham the village 
 well, for some reason, appears to have been regarded as 
 worthy of mention, and is referred to in 1481 and 1535 as 
 " the comyn well standing besides the churche " or " in the 
 comen playn." The well is also mentioned at Erith.
 
 xxii TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Almshouses. 
 
 Bequests to these houses of charity will be found under 
 Dartford (1530) and Rochester (1523 and 1528). 
 
 The religious changes of the sixteenth century are of 
 com-se reflected in these wills. There is a decided falling- off 
 in bequests after about 1540, and by Queen Elizabeth's time 
 they are very scarce. At Cuxton in 1559-60 there is a be- 
 quest of ten shillings " to the altar and Communion table," 
 a phrase that not inaptly sums up the compromise which was 
 intended (but hardly carried out) as the Elizabethan settle- 
 ment. A bequest in 1595 to Farnborough Church of a green 
 cloth for the Communion Table adds another to the many 
 e\'idences of coloured coverings of the Holy Table in Eliza- 
 beth's reign and that of her successors. 
 
 The unrest engendered by the changes made or proposed 
 finds expression in such phrases as " To be buried after the 
 vse and custome of the Realme " [Eichard Swysle, yeoman, 
 of Erith, 1547 (XI., 17)], or "To be buried according to the 
 custome of the Realme " [Thomas Wrayt of Halstowe, 1547, 
 proved 1550 (XL, 121)]. 
 
 Under Tudley will be found a note from the will of George 
 Fane, Esq., 1571, in which he desires to be buried " according 
 to the laudable custome and vsage that then shall fortune to 
 be hadd and vsed throughe the realme of England in the 
 Catholike Churche." 
 
 Bequests other than of ecdesiological interest. 
 
 I have not attempted to include in the following notes 
 the many references to field names which are to be found 
 in mediaeval wills, neither does it come within the scope 
 of the present work to deal with the other bequests of a 
 secular nature which form the bulk of the contents of the 
 wills. There are, however, a few bequests which may find a 
 place here as an indication of the information to be obtained 
 occasionally. 
 
 Richard Bayden of Asshurst, 1539, proved 1544 (X., 75),
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxiii 
 
 gives the names of his cattle : Eos, Thurst, Coppe, Pryme, 
 Mowse, Calver, Skulle, Gentyll, Bren, Swallowe. 
 
 Clement Foruuin of Brenchley, 1557 (XII. (i.), 131), names 
 certain of his apple trees : — 
 
 " To Beniiet my wife the apells that yerely shall growe uppon 
 iiij trees abowte my howse, that is to say the Eisening tree in the 
 filck": against the strete and the Porawater tre growing in the same 
 iieldo against the howse, the Blanche Stewarde tree and another 
 Steward tree both growing in thr orchard all the tyme afforehiaid." 
 
 The following may be taken as samples of the more 
 interesting bequests of jewels and domestic plate : — 
 
 " To Kateryn my wyfe a grete standyng cuppe callyd the bell, 
 also to William my sone a dosen of spones that is to wyte d' dosen 
 w' tliapostelis and a noder halfe dosen w* maydyn hedis." Thomas 
 Aleu, Seynt Clement's, Rochester, 1492. (V., 195.) 
 
 "To John Mungham my sone my gylt standyng cuppe keueryd 
 my signett of golde grauyn w'' myn armes," etc. William Mmig- 
 ham, 1496. (V., 299.) 
 
 "To my daughter Alis a peyre of beds of corall of o'' lady 
 sawtur gardyd w' siluer and gilte w* a knop of perils and a gyrdill of 
 vynys covrse harnest w*^ siluer w* a Chester." John Taylor of 
 Erhigth, 1500. (V., 380.) 
 
 In the will of John Menge of Horsemonden, 1527 (VIII., 
 119), will be found an order setting aside the custom of 
 gavelkind. 
 
 As one would expect, these wills occasionally let us behind 
 the scenes into the midst of what was no doubt at the time 
 a cause celehre in the little village concerned. When, for 
 instance, John Braibroke of Cooling in 1535 desired Alice his 
 wife to pay his son Thomas 40.s'., and coupled therewith a 
 request that he was " not to medle w' no thing of my testament 
 or laste wall nor my wif Alice to medle w' no thing that is or 
 hath been betwene me and my son Thomas fro the begynning 
 of the worlde vnto this present daye," it is not very dithcult 
 to imagine the talk of the place over the bickerings of the 
 house of Braibrook ; or, again, at Charlton in 1527 when 
 Philip Eandes requests his son " to take the brode worlde as
 
 xxiv TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 I have dooiij" and gives him his " daily blessyng, for other 
 worldly goods I have none to g-yf hym," I think we can 
 picture the temperament of the youth. But a still more vivid 
 sketch is provided by the will of Walter Mylys of Birling in 
 1522. There was evidently a long-standing- dispute between 
 him and the widow of one Robert Wynyard over the sum of 
 £S, and this was unsettled when he made his will. Should he 
 to be at peace at the last give uj) that for which he had con- 
 tended ? Well, he would shift the responsibility on to the 
 shoulders of the claimant ; she might have the £3 " that is in 
 travys betwene her and me and she will take it bitwene God, 
 the devyll, and her conscience." We do not know which 
 prevailed !
 
 Si^Jitamcnta Olantiana. 
 
 WEST KENT.* 
 
 ADDINGTON. 
 
 Corpus meum ad scpeliendum in ecclesia Sancte Margarete 
 de Adynton. AVilliam Snayth, 1409. (Lambeth, 43^ Arundell II.) 
 Proved 1410. 
 
 Corpus meum ad scpeliendum in capella assumpcionis Beate 
 Marie de novo construeta in ecclesia parochiali de Adyngton. 
 Lego ad vsum predicte capelle assumpcionis beate Marie vnum 
 missalc, A^num vestimentum cum alba, amicta, parura ct aliis 
 apparatis eidem vestimeuto pertinentibus, vnum paxbrede ligneum 
 vnum calicem cum patena et duos cruetes eneos. Post obitum 
 meum vnum lapidem marmoreum super tumulum meum cum 
 ymagine mea ac cum ymagine Bendicte prime uxoris mee ex 
 parte dextra et ex parte sua cum ymaginibus vnius filii et duarum 
 iiliarum et ex parte sinistra ymaginem Anne modo uxoris mee et 
 exparte sua ymaginem trium filiorum et duarum filiarum cum 
 armis meis integris in duabus corneriis in superiori parte ejusdem 
 lapidis ac cum armis meis et dicte Benedicte nuper uxoris mee in 
 vna cornera sub ymagiue ejusdem Benedicte et cum armis dicte 
 Anne modo uxoris mee in alia corneria sub ymagine ejusdem Anne. 
 AVilliam Watton, Esq., 1463. Proved 1465-6. (P.C.C, 13, Godyn.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem porticus borialis ostii ejusdem ecclesie xxd. 
 Eobert Elyot, 1474. (IV., 147.) 
 
 Ad ecclesiam de Addyngton vnam niappam de diaper pro altari 
 ibidem. Alice Deysey, vidua, 1509. (VI., 250.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapell of o'' lady at Addington. Edmond 
 Watton, Esq., 1527. (P.C.C, 23, Porch.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Addyngton nexte to y^ palme 
 crose. Thomas Godden, 1528. Proved 1530. (VIII., 251.) 
 
 .J ^ — „ — . ' i ~ o 
 
 Library. The words Corpus meum ad sepeliendum have been in most cases 
 abbreviated to " sepeliendum." 
 
 3
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 ASH. 
 
 Lego ad le hybeme coram alta cruce x\]d. John Spott, 1460. 
 (II., 194). 
 
 Corpus meum in monumento preparando infra cancellum ecclesie 
 mee predicte in iutroitu ejusdem ad caput predecessoris mei ultimi 
 ibidem defuncti et sepulti. Eichard Galon alias Fayreford, rector, 
 1465. (II., 332.) 
 
 Lego reparacioni navis ecclesie ac operibus ejusdem xls. William 
 Harlow, 1472. (IV., 7.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell of ouer ladie of the parish church 
 of Ashe. Margaret at Wode, 1514. Proved 26 April 1515. (VII., 
 32.) 
 
 To the reparacion of Asch Church x\d. Alice Bolte of South- 
 fleet, 1521. (VII., 214.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish church of Asshe in the chapell of 
 Saynt Blase. To the church xxxiijs. ivd., the which I leyde owte 
 to the vse and behoff of the same church for reparacons whan I 
 wass churche warden. vjH. xiijs. iujd. to a honest secular preste to 
 celebrate in the parish church of Ash in the chapell of Saynt Blase 
 by the space of on hole yere. James Launce, yoman, 1527. (VIII., 
 102.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell of the church of Ashe on the 
 north side of Sir Kichard Gallant, sometyme parson there. On 
 the day of my burial v masses, viz. : a masse of the Holy Goost, a 
 masse of the fyue wounds, Ih'us masse, a masse of the Trinitye, 
 and a masse of llequiem. Sir William Welles, parson, 1555. (XL, 
 342.) 
 
 ASHURST. 
 
 Lego le Rodeloft viijJ. Thomas Godier, 1463. (II., 249.) 
 Lego reparacioni campanilis xxd. Alice Colyn, 1502. (VI., 100.) 
 Reparacioni campanilis ibidem x\d. Richard Colyn, 1503. 
 
 (VI., 94.) 
 
 To be buried iu the churche porche of Ayshurste. Sir Martin 
 
 Crystofer, rector, 1524. Proved 12 Sept. 1525. (VIIL, 8.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Asshurst before the porche 
 
 dore. Sir Martyn Moynot, parson, 1550. Proved 22 Oct. 1551. 
 
 (XL, 139.) 
 
 AYLESFORD. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum juxta crucem lapidom in cimitorio 
 Petri ct Pauli do Aylesford. Sir William Rcdesdalc, clerk, 1451. 
 (I., 91.) 
 
 Sep : in ecdesia Sancti Petri do Aylesford. W"' Cosyngton, 
 j:sq., 1464. (P.C.C, 7, Godyn.^
 
 WEST KENT. 3 
 
 To the parish church of Alisford my beste peyre of Shetis. 
 John Lokyer, 1492. (V., 208.) 
 
 To be bereid in iho church poorche by my husbande. Marion 
 Aston, vvytlow, 1501. (V., 39-5.) 
 
 To the higth aulter my best borde cloth. Jane Clarke, widow, 
 1513. (A^J., 2.) 
 
 Toward the beyiiig of a antiphoiier in y'' saide churche vj.v. vn\d. 
 Towarde the beying of a treble bell to the thre belles in Aylisford 
 xls. Thomas Cossingtou, gent., 1518. (VIL, 125.) 
 
 To the pavnting of the Kode lofte viij^/. John a Rowe, 1524. 
 (VIL, 354.) 
 
 To makyng of the causye xijd. John Gilham, 1528. (VIII., 
 153.) 
 
 I will at my buriall, dirige and iij masses and like wise at my 
 month mynde and also at my yeris mynde and at the saide iij tymes 
 I wilbe giffen to poo"^ peojjle xvj halpenny lofes iiij of the saide 
 loffs vnto y*' ryngars and on gah)n ale, the residue of brede and ale 
 to poo'" people after my wifs discrecon. John Marden, laborer, 
 1528. (VIIL, 153.) 
 
 To tlie gyltyng of the roode lofte xx^. Eycharde Hawte, 1531. 
 (VIIL, 285.) 
 
 To be buried in the high chawnsell in the parish church of 
 Alisforde in the place where Margarete my moder wass leyde and 
 the tombe to be made vpp a geyn ouer me w' a stone and mv amies 
 therevppon grauyd. Edw ard Colepepir, Esquyre, 1533. (IX., 99.) 
 
 To be buried in o"' ladys chapelt in the church of jA.ylsford next 
 my brother Eobert Naylor. Hughe Naylor, gentylman, 1543. 
 (X., 43.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell. Sir Richard Wilbore, vicar, 
 1545. (X., 99.) 
 
 To be buried in the pcu'che. Bread to be given on good friday 
 for ever. Robert Mardoll, 1545. (X., 132.) 
 
 To be buried in the place my grandfather lieth. Jhon Culpeper, 
 1550. (XL, 124.) 
 
 NEWHITH CHAPEL IN ATLESFORD. 
 
 My blake vestyment to be given to New hede chapill to praye 
 for my wif and lleollys Helton. Gylles Ranchawe, 1534. (IX., 
 122.) 
 
 To the chapell of Newhith xli. Richard Dauye, 1540. (IX., 
 332.) 
 
 AYLESrORD PRIORY. 
 
 Fratribus de Eglesford xs. ad unam casuJam viridem. "W"' 
 Wrenne of Southflete, 1443. (I., 13.) 
 
 Lego fratribus Carmelitis de Aylesford ad novum opus le 
 Cloj'styr vjs. viijJ. Sir W" Redesdale, clerk, 1451. (I., 91.) 
 
 B 2
 
 4 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Sepeliend : in ecclesia fratrum Carmel : de Aylesford. Thomas 
 Palmer, 1452. (Lambeth, 308% Kemp.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the Cloyster of the Eryers of Aylesford 
 vjs. \u](l. Eobert Pirry of Gillingham, yeoman, 1513. (P.C.C, 
 32, Eetiplace.) 
 
 To the freres of Alisford a grete chaffer of bras. "W"' Hunt of 
 Cobham, 1527. (VIIL, 126.) 
 
 To be buryede in the quyer beside the old Prior Arenolde at 
 Alysforde. The Eryers to haue my vestement of blew velveate w* 
 all thyngs there to belonging for to syng masse on highe dayes for 
 me and my wif and all cristen sowles. [His wife. Lady Lienor 
 Cobham, was buried at Eadwinter, Essex.] Gylles Eanchawe, 
 gent., lyinge w*in the house of our ladye fryers in Alysforde, 
 1534. (IX., 122.) 
 
 EAST BAEMING. 
 
 Sir Thomas Breggys, rector, 1466. (II., 380.) 
 
 Lego summo altare de Barming vnum frontellum nouuin emeu- 
 dum precii iijs. iiijJ. Margaret Leystede, widow, 1487. (V., 86.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Barmyng and in the church 
 porche as nygth my wif as my freudes shall thinke conuenvaunt. 
 William Eede, 1527. (VIIL, 108, and P.C.C, 28, Porch.) 
 
 BECKENHAM. 
 
 Lego eadem ecclesie ad empcionem vnius pixidis xxs. Eichard 
 Johnson, 1500. (V., 369.) 
 
 To the selyng of the chaunsell my grettest oxe. John Hichenson, 
 1535. (IX., 218.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Bekynham nexte adioynyng to 
 old father Nether, where I will haue a lytle Tombe w^ iiij postes 
 of hart of oke at euery corner one w' a grave stone upon the 
 same, and the heads of the said posts couered w' leade. Sir Petur 
 Kyrwyche, prest and curate, 1545. (X., 166.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard at the ende of the chauncell at 
 the high aulters ende. Sir Hewe Taylour, 1560. (XIT. (ii.), 497.) 
 
 BEXLEY, 
 
 Sepeliend : in ecclesia parochiali de Bexlc. Henry Castilayn, 
 1407. (Lambeth, 237% Arundel I.) 
 
 To the wcrkys of the rode ligh of Bexle x\d. Johanna Jancok 
 of Dcrtford, 1501. (V., 415.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell of o'' blessed lady of Hc.xlcy nighe 
 vnto Sir John Layncelctt, late decessed. AVilliam Pole, " yoman 
 of the garde and crowne to our sovereign lord the King, being next 
 vndcr God supreme hed of this militant church of England," 1540. 
 (PC.C, 7, Alenger.)
 
 WEST KENT. 
 
 BIDBOROUGH. 
 
 Sepeliend : in campanile infra ecclesiam de Bitteboro. Robert 
 Edward of Speldhurst, 1470. (III., 48.) 
 
 Lego reparacioni campanilis ecclesie de Bitberow iiij'^. Clement 
 Abraham, 1492. (V., 188.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Sainte Lawrence of Bitborowe 
 nigh to the Palme Crosse. To the warks of the Koode lofte xxd. 
 To the chyrehe of Saynte Lawrence of Bitborowe aforeeaide ij 
 banner cloeithes, the price v]s. \njd. Thomas At Hill, 1524. 
 (VII., 3G2.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Saint Lawrence in Bytborowe 
 betwen my seate there and the chauncell. William Chapman 
 thelcler, 1545. (X., 133.) 
 
 BIRLING. 
 
 To the bying of an chalice in the same chirch vjs. viijd. To the 
 reparacon and mending of the Kings high way frome Hardellys 
 Crosse unto my dwelling place iijs. m]d. Robard Cleygate, 1473. 
 (IV., 165.) 
 
 To the bying of a chales to be had and bowth to the cherch of 
 Berelyng iijs. nijd. John Bedyl of Stomgate in Berelyng, 1482. 
 (V., 5.) 
 
 Toward the bying of a chales xxs. John Coton, 1489. (V., 98.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Birlvng on the easte side of 
 the porche. William Wilde, 1494. (V., 249.) 
 
 To be beryd w'in the chawncell wher my husbande lyeth. To 
 the church of Berelyng iij yerds of lande lying in Westfelde. Alis 
 Meryman, 1498. (V., 325.) 
 
 x\d reparacionem vnius feuestre ex parte australi in eadem 
 ecclesia vjs. viij</. John Sparow, 1501. (V., 409.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Berelyng. I will my executor 
 bye a stou to keuer my graue, and a noder for my wyfe, and also 
 iiij crosses of aton to be sett abowte them. Also I wul myn 
 executor cause the border of the aley wher I lyee to be borderid 
 w* breke stones. I wul myn executor cause the creste ouer the hie 
 autir to be payntid att my coste. William Cleygate, 1503. (VI., 84.) 
 
 I will there be deliuered to the yevale of Alhalows v bushels of 
 barley. To o'' Lady ligtli in Birlyng church a stok of beene, to 
 Alhalows ligth there a nother stok of bene. To a nue bell there 
 vjs. \njd. Johanna Benet, 1508. (VI., 212.) 
 
 To be buried in the church yard before the porche in the aley. 
 To the said church a pece of diaper cloth for ij ;uilter cloths on to 
 the higth aulter and a nother to the aulter of ouer liidy in the chapcll. 
 To the said church a iiiaser 1o the entent to be occupied and drouke 
 vppon at weddings and cliildewift's and other ther suche necessaries. 
 Also to the said church a cowe. William Philipp, 1516. (VII., 64.) 
 
 To be buried by side the chaunsell of Birlyng at the hede of 
 Saynt James aulter. William Pers, 1523. (Vil., 289.)
 
 TESTAMENT A. CANTIANA. 
 
 BEASTED. 
 
 Lego eidem ecelesie vuam casulam de serico chekked cum 
 apparatu pro vuo capellano. John Chaundeler, rector, 1431. 
 (Lambeth, 425^ Chichele I.) 
 
 To the churcli of Savut Martyn in Brastede. John ISnosmere 
 of Sele, 1486. (V., 142.^) 
 
 BEENCHLEY. 
 
 I will 40s. to be payde to the wardenes of the church of Brenchle 
 to v^ use of an antyphoner there to a byde. Eichard Talbott, 1488. 
 
 (v; 91.) 
 
 I will that a vestment be bought to the honor of godds diuine 
 seruice in the saide church vij marks. Lawrence Peake, 1495. 
 (V., 260.) 
 
 To a tabernakyll xijd. W"' Burre, 1501. (VI., 30.) 
 
 Ad pavimeatum ecelesie ibidem iijs. injd. Tho^ Eyshenden, 1507. 
 (VI., 197.) 
 
 Ad emendacionem campanarum ijs. James Bratill, 1509. 
 (VL,257.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Allhalwes of Breuchley. To the 
 saide churche a vestyment of veluet. Denis Kyppyng, widow, 1513. 
 (VI., 360.) 
 
 Lego ad novum tubernaculum fiendum vj^. Eichard Edwarde, 
 1501. Proved 1510. (VII., 17.) 
 
 To a pair of organs xxd. John Mepeham, 1520. (VII., 192.) 
 
 To a pair of organys xi]d. John Bratyll, 1520. (VII., 192.) 
 
 To the makyng of a new Eode lofte w4n y*^ forsayde parishe 
 churche of Breiichley xxli. Eichard Downer, 1523. (VII., 327.) 
 
 To the nw rode lofte in Brenchley church xijd. Eichard Moysse, 
 1528. (VIII., 173.) 
 
 To y'= makyng of a new rodeloft iijs. \n\d. Thomas Haler, 1531. 
 (VIII., 292.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Brenchley before the tabernakyll 
 of Sent Nycholas. I will a tomb stone be bought w' y^ image of me 
 and my wiffs and my children therein grauen for to be layde ouer 
 my grave. John Mawde, 1532. (IX., 18.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Brenchley by my husband. To 
 the hcrse light injd. To euery prest that saith mass injd. To eueri 
 clarke that syngeth ijd. and to eueri childe that syngith jd. To 
 poor people in peiiy dole and brcde and drynke at my burying 
 xiij.v. \\ijd. To the new makyng of the Eoode lofte in Brenchly 
 church xxs. if it be made w'in the space of x yeres next after my 
 decesse. Agnes Eobert, widow, 1532. (IX., 118.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Brenchley in y*^ south ile of our 
 Lady of Piety. I bc(jueth as mochc money as will glase thre 
 windos in the upper story of the north side of the said church. 
 Eichard Ikatill, cutlar, 1.535. (IX., 196.)
 
 WEST ICENT. ^ 
 
 Item to mayntenyny of the roodeloft i'njd. Roger Brokar, 
 husbondman, 1538. (IX., 271.) 
 
 To the church of Brenchley one masse bowke wich is nowe in 
 the sayed church. Audrowe Edwards thelder, yeoman, 1556. (XL, 
 358.) 
 
 BEOMLET. 
 
 Lego fabrice ecclesie xiijs. iiijc?. et si parochiani ibidem incipe- 
 runt nouam insulam ecclesie infra quatuor annos post mortem 
 meum tunc ego lego dicte edificacioiii vja*. viijd. llichard Smyth 
 alias llichard Bochier, 1467. (II., 393.) 
 
 Lego operibus ecclesie de Bromeleygh v]s. v'u\'](l. Bernard 
 Cavill of Cheselhurst, 1479. (VL, 8.) 
 
 I will that my best gyrdyll be gewyn to oure lady of Pety in 
 the church of Bromelegh and a basyn to make a candy Isticke with. 
 Margaret Lemans, 1484. (VL, 21.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell of Saint Petir in the chirch of 
 Bromley. To the vse of the seid chirch for the grete bell vs. 
 Eandolf Bothe, gent., 1485. (P.C.C, 18, Logge.). 
 
 I bequeth to the organs in Bromley churche iijs. iiij^. I bequeth 
 to nwe iij surplesse for to be made to the saide church xxs. 
 Robert Shote, 1494. (V., 248.) 
 
 A sufficient antiphoner for the church of Bromley as any as is 
 now in the church vli. Stephyn Kyte, 1495. (V., 252.) 
 
 I bequeth to by a processionall to y^ use of y^ seyde church 
 xiijs. iiij^. Sir W"' Quyntyn, parish prist of Bromley, 1498. 
 (V., 332.) 
 
 To the beying of a chales to the vse of the same church 
 xxvjs. viijf/. To the mendyng of Pad lane xiijs. iiij</. To the 
 mending of hikks lane xiijs. iiijc?. Alis Shott, 1499. (V., 327.) 
 
 To the bells of Brumley vjs. viijt?. To the mendyng of the 
 hie wave att Masones Hill vjs. viijt?. Joha Shott of Chesilhurst, 
 1504. '(VL, 97.) 
 
 To the reparacon of the grete bell in the said church xls. To 
 the gilding of the tabernacle of our lady of pitey xxvjs. viijJ. John 
 G-odewyn, 1508. (VL, 205.) 
 
 To the bringing home of the bells xijd. Thomas Erliche, 1512. 
 (VL, 347.) 
 
 To the parish church of Bromley a tuell to be forth cumyng at 
 Eastre whan our blessid lorde is mynistred vnto the parisch. Johan 
 Goodewyn, 1515. (VII., 145.) 
 
 I bequeith to y'^ churche a elme tree to borde the setis. Andrew 
 Litlegrome, 1513. Proved 1519. (VII., 180.) 
 
 To be buried in the mydle aley of Bromlev churche. AVilliam 
 Mellar, 1-523. (VII., 299, and P.C.C, 29, I'orch.) Proved 1528. 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell by my father and frynds. Item 
 I will that llerry Skorlocke shall haue xxs. for oon yere to helpe 
 to do god seruice iu the quere to his power and to say onys in the
 
 8 TESTAMENTA CAIS'TIANA. 
 
 weeke o'" lady sawter for me and all my chylderyn if the parislie 
 wyll helpe thereto. William Both, 1525. (VIII., 41.) 
 
 To the grete bell of Bromley church vjs. Yujd. Henry Moger, 
 1529. (VIII., 232.) 
 
 To the church of Bromley vjZi. for a cheless or a vestyment. 
 All my goods at Bromley to my successor for my dilapidacions, 
 desiryng hym to be content therw'', for I haue spent largely there 
 in reparacions and no thing at my entry. To Grists Colleg in 
 Cambrig iij/?'. to bye ij masers. Eichard Sharpe, rector of Bromley, 
 1528. Proved 1580-31. (VIII., 270.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard under the ewe tree. Thomas 
 Hubbert, 1544. (X., 62.) 
 
 To the pore mens box iiij</. Towards the makyng of the clocke 
 viijc?. Elizabeth Watson, wedowe, 1551. (XI., 175.) 
 
 I gyve to him that kepeth the clocke towards his waigs for 
 one yere xxd. John Halpeny, bakar, 1553. (XI., 262.) 
 
 To the church of Bromly wher I now dwell toward the beying 
 of a vestment xxs. David Curson, prest, 1556. (XII. (i.), 77.) 
 
 BUEHAM. 
 
 To the makyng of the steyris vnto the Eode lofte of Borowham 
 xxd. John Philpott, 1498. (V., 306.) 
 
 Towarde the makyng of the vise of the Eodelofte in the church 
 of Borowham half a quarter of barley. Harry Homan, 1505. 
 (VI., 169.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Borougham before oner ladie 
 aiilter ther in the myddest agenste the saide aulter. To the 
 reparation of the church and the haugeyug of the belles yf ueade 
 be and for the payntyng of the rode lofte and of the ymage and 
 tabernacle of o'" ladie in y'= same churche & for the mendying of the 
 churche walles there xli. I gif for to bey w'all a vestyment of 
 silke for a preste to synge in mass and for a chalece and a booke in 
 the church of Boroham x marks ; and if x markc will not bey 
 a honeste vestyment boke & chaless then I will part of the xli. 
 shall go to y^ performances thereof and my prest to synge iiij yeres, 
 & afterwards all the said vestyment to remayn to Borougtham 
 church yf my chauntrey there be not made as after in my will 
 schall appcre, and yf that it be made than I will the saide vestyment 
 booke Sc chaless remayn therevnto. I will a honest preest schall 
 synge in the saide church at oner ladie aulter by the space of 
 iiij yei'cs, praying for my souU, my fader Eobert AVare and Joone 
 my moder, liic. Ware my granfad'' and Elen his wif, John AVare, 
 and for all my children souUes. Richard Ware, voman, 1511. 
 (VI., 307.) 
 
 To be buried in the church porche of Borowham. For a coueryng 
 ouer the hye aulter xxd. To paynting of the rode lofte iijs. i'njd. 
 To the chaungyng of tlie treble bell to make a tenor bell so it be
 
 V^EST KENT. b 
 
 don in the space of xij yers vjs. viijrf. Thuinus a Dene, 1516. 
 (VJI., GG.) 
 
 To be buryed betuen the V [i.e., yew] tree and the cliurcli 
 dooro. William Monde, 152 L. (Vll., 216.) 
 
 To y*" churtdi of Borou^diam xxs. towarde on cope. Alice Warner, 
 1527. (Vlll., 146.) 
 
 To be buried in the chansell. John Fynes, esquire, 1589. 
 Proved 1540. (IX., 286.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell neighe to the chaunsell doore. 
 I bequethe the paraphasia of Erasmas the Comvnyon booke w^'' a 
 psalter booke to the churche of Burham. Sir Henry Carus, vicar. 
 Dated 24 .hily, proved 2 Sept. 1549. (XL, 70.) 
 
 To be buried in the church. Item he willed to the buyldinge of 
 his vicaredge of Burham xu\Ii. vj.y. viijr/. liichaid Horsfall, vicar, 
 1561. (XII. (ii.), 468.) 
 
 CAPEL. 
 
 A prist secular, honest, & weldisposyd to syng and to rede in 
 the church of Capell for the helth of my sowle. William Tebb, 
 1491. (V., 179.) 
 
 Item ad nouam campanam vocatam le sawnts bell emendam pro 
 ecclesia de Capell ijs. Ad nouuin vestimentum emendum pro 
 ecclesia predicta xxvjs. viij<i. AVilliam Towne, 1502. (VI., 56.) 
 
 To the paynting of ouer ladie in Capell church xxd. To the 
 reparation of Whetstede Cross xxd. Richard Wrynge of Tudeleye, 
 1512. (VII., 26.) 
 
 To be buryed in the myddle pace of the church of Capell before 
 the roode. For my sepulture there vjs. viij(/. Thomas a Stone, 
 1514. (VII., 52.) 
 
 Lego ad nouam ymagiiiem fabricandam beate Marie Virginis 
 yjs. Yujd. John Penyale, 1515. (VIL, 53.) 
 
 To mending of the stepill of Capel xiij.s. iiijr/. To mending the 
 brigge besyde my princypal mesuage that 1 dwell in vjs. viijt^. 
 John Wynter, 1527. (VIII., 89.) 
 
 Towards the covei'yng of the church of Capel iij.s. \\\]d. William 
 Wynter, 1554. (XL,' 339.) 
 
 CHALKE. 
 
 To be byryed in the church of on'' lady of Chalke. I beiiueth to 
 a masse booke to serue in the same church v marke. Thomas 
 Martyn, 1473. (IV., 129.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem beate Marie de Pitv in ccrlesia de Chalke 
 iijs. m\d. Sir James (Ivfford, capellanus. 1473. ( B.C.C.. 9, Wattys.) 
 
 Ad roparacionem campanaruni viij(/. John Thobolde, 1485. 
 (V.,64.) 
 
 To the makyng of the churche walles vjs. viijr/. AVilliam Pokle, 
 1496. (V., 273.)
 
 lO TESTAMENTA CANTIAI^A. 
 
 To be buried in Chalke Churche in the chauhcell bifore the 
 figure of our lady of Pity. I bequeth to the chapell in the crosse 
 a masboke, a chalice, & a peyre of A^estmeuts that the Vicar may 
 sing ther when it please him on worken dayes. ISir Thomas Boswyn, 
 1500. Proved 1505. (P.C.C, 4, Adeaue.) 
 
 To paving of the Church vjs. viij<^. Richard Alen, 1510. 
 (P.C.C, 38, Bennett.) 
 
 CHAELTON. 
 
 I will and bequeth to John my son to take the brode worlde as 
 I have doon and I gyf hym my daily blessyng for other worldly 
 goods I haue none to gyf hym. Philipp Eandes, 1527. (Vlll., 104.) 
 
 CHATHAM. 
 
 Lego ad fabricam campanilis ecclesie parochialis de Chatham xh. 
 Thomas Ballard, 1465. Proved 1466. (P.C.C, 14. Codyn.) 
 
 To the makyng of the hie beam ijs. iiijrf. Thomas Lorkyn, 
 1503. (VI., 83.) 
 
 My wife to pave Saynt James chapell in the parish church of 
 Chatham. John Monde, 1535. (IX., 186.) 
 
 At my buriall v masses with dii'ge comendacons and salmes of 
 the passion and euery preste viijrf. and to v clerks ther iiijrf. and 
 to V ladds helping the prests to mass v pence and d' a seme of 
 whete for bredd to pore peple and d' a seme of malte for drinke 
 and iij cheses of xijd. John Lorkyn of Luton in the parish of 
 Chetham, 1538. (IX., 264.) 
 
 To the church a sute of vestvments w* deken and subdeken. 
 Richard Henley, 1540. (IX., 301.) 
 
 To be buried in Saint James Chapell in the church of Cheatham. 
 To the church a blue veluett cope, price iiijli. Thomas Henley, 
 yeoman, 1545. (X., 167.) 
 
 CHELSFIELD. 
 
 To be buryde yn the porche of the chyrche of Chelsfield. To 
 the pauemeut of the porche iijs. iiijr/. William Whythed, 1468. 
 (III., 18.) 
 
 To y'= payntyng of our lady of pite \\jd. To Richard Bonaun- 
 tor, parson of Chelsfield, five acre of loiidc lying in a fcld calld 
 grcte fold lyynge vnder y'' j)arsons hawe in Chelsfield to liym and 
 his successors for euermore for to be prayd for and all my frends 
 euermore perpetually. Thomas Jctour, 1472. (IIL, 159.) 
 
 To the Rodelofte ij boyshe]] of barlev. William Cokke, 1472. 
 (IV., 24.)
 
 WEST KENT. 11 
 
 1 will y' the church of Chellefelde haue a chalys, price x\s. 
 Kobert Mablot, U79. (VI., 7.) 
 
 Volo quod executores mei ordinant vnum coopertorium nif^ruui 
 pauni de iSaye cutn alba cruce do Sayc cum quo volo (juod sepulcniiri 
 meum cooperiatur per duos anuos ct postea reniaueat. Kichard 
 Aschlegth, 14-93. (V., 2U4.) 
 
 To be buried iu the bodie of the Church of Chellisfelde bifore 
 the crucifix. Eichard Bou'uter (Bouaveuture), clerk, late parsonne 
 of Chellisfelde, 1493. Proved 1499. (P.C.C, 40, Home.) 
 
 Sepel : in porticu ecclesie de Chesfelde. Keparacioni nauis 
 vjs. viij^. William Whitehedde, 1500. (VI., 243.) 
 
 To be buried w^n the church of Saynt Marteu of Chellisfeld 
 by the north side of the high aulter where my father and my mother 
 lieth buried if I happen to die ther or else in suche place as Gfod 
 hath disposid for me. I will v prcstis by sides the parsone at my 
 burying and viij torcheis which I will schalbe ligtht and brenn at 
 the tyme of my goyng to churche all the waye betwene my house 
 and the churche and also schall brenn aboute my herse all the 
 dirige tyme and masse of Eequiem on tlie morowe. Alice Braye, 
 1509. (VI., 2GS.) There is a brass to her in the church. 
 
 To be buried in the church. To the said churche of Chellisfeld 
 a maser cuppe the whiche I bought of mastresse Alys for thys 
 entent that euery childewife also euery bryde shall drynke in it 
 and to contynue as long as it lastith. Also v marcs to bee bestowed 
 in the most needfullest reparacions that is to be doone in the said 
 churche. Item I bequeth to the .saide churche xxs. to bye latyn 
 belles to stande vndernethe the tapers that ys before the Eodelofte 
 w'in the same churche. John Beveryche, 1513. (P.C.C, 24, 
 Fetiplace.) 
 
 CHEVENING. 
 
 Eabrice ecclesie de Chyuenyng xs. William Steel, clerk, 1371. 
 (Lambeth, 120^ Whittlesey.) 
 
 To the reparacion and newe work of the steple of Cheuenyng 
 xls. John Millys, 1506. (P.C.C, 13, Adeane.) 
 
 To bildynge of a newe steple at the parisshe church of Chevenyng 
 cs. Sir Kobert Kede, Knight, of Chedyngstone, 1518. (P.C.C, 13, 
 AylofEe.) 
 
 Lego campanile de Chevenyng vjs. \ujd. Margaret Berde of 
 Tunbreg, 1521. (VII., 221.) 
 
 CHIDDINGSTONE. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepelicndum in cancello Beate Marie de Ched- 
 ingstoiie coram summo altare ita quod pedes mei attingant ad 
 medium altaris predicti. Ad usum ejusdem ecclesie duos libros 
 vocatos legents ac vnum pax argenti et vnum calicem argenti. 
 John Woode, rector, 148(3. Proved 1487. (P.C.C, 3, Milles.)
 
 12 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the parish church of Chedingstone a sewte of vestments of 
 whyte damaske. To Eobard Eeed my chales of syluer and ouer 
 gilt w* the patent and j)ax brede of siluer and ouergilt of the oone 
 syde. John Alphey, 1488. (P.C.C, 18, Milles.) 
 
 To the reparation of the parish church of Chedyngston and for 
 a grayle to be bought for the same church to the helpe of diuine 
 service there, tenne marks. [He wished to be buried at Charter- 
 house, and mentions " my place of the Bore" at Chiddingstoue.] 
 Sir Eobert Rede, Kuight, 1518. (P.C.C, 13, Ayloffe.) 
 
 CHISLEHUEST. 
 
 Volo quod Johannes et Stephanus filii mei faciant partem occi- 
 deutalem cimiterii ecclesie parochialis de Chysylhurst cum clausura 
 et sufficienter siliorum de paliis. Stephen Levendale, 1459. (XL, 139.) 
 
 Lego fabrice ecclesie iij.s. iiijrf. John Aylard, 1465. (II., 365.) 
 
 Lego ecclesie de Chesilhurst mantellum de Eede veluett ad 
 capam pro eadem ecclesia inde conficiendum cum armis meis et 
 uxoris mee in eadem imponendis. James Dryland of Davyngton, 
 14G7. (P.C.C, 18, (lodyn.) 
 
 I will a conuenyeut crosse be made in the church yerde the 
 price xls. or more. To the diall of the same church xiijs. iujd. 
 John Shott, 1504. (VL, 97.) 
 
 To be buried wHn the churche yarde of Saynt Nicholas of 
 Chesilhurste before the church door. Agnes Mogier, widow, 1518. 
 (VII., 243.) 
 
 To be buried in the church portche of Chesilhurste. To the 
 church wardens of Chesilhurste towards tlie reparacon of the 
 churche iijs. iiijc?. so y* they suffer me to lye in the church porche. 
 To sixe poer menne that bearetli me to the churche sixe grotts and 
 their dinners when they come home. William Lendall alias 
 Levindal], 1549. (XL, 48 (3).) 
 
 CLIFEE. 
 
 Sepeliendum in ecclesia de Clyue in introitu chori ibidem. 
 Kobert de Walton, rector, 1376. (Lambeth, 92, Sudbury.) 
 
 Sepeliendum apud Clyue in cancella ad introitum ejusdem vid" 
 inter hostium chori et tumulum doniini Roberti Walton olim Rectoris 
 ibidem cui corpox'i volo qiieindam marmoi'cum lapidem honestum 
 supponendum iuxta discrecionem executorum meorum. Thomas de 
 Lynton, rector, 1387-8. (Lanil)cth, 225'', Courteney.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem caiicelli de Clyue ac domoriuu rcctorie ejusdem 
 que fuerint valde ruinosa tarn in muria quam in tectis, ])arictibuK, 
 et in fenestris viti'eis et in vestibulo ejusdem xUi. pro repara- 
 cione pro tecto nouo vestihuli et yrnagiiuim crucifixi ac beate Marie 
 8emj)er virgiiiis vt S'-' Johannis Kvangi'lij^te su|)ra solario cum la 
 Yle superior! et iiiferiori ac tabula siiperioris altaris (juia in honore 
 S*^'- Crucis ecclesia est dedicata. Nicholas de Ryssheton, Canon of 
 i^urum, rector, 1413. (P.C.C, 26, Marcii.)
 
 WEST KENT. 13 
 
 COBIIAM. 
 
 Sepeliendiiiu in ecclesia ])arochiali8 beate Marie Maj^nlalcii de 
 Cobliiiui. Thomas de Co])haiii, 13(57. (Lainbetli, ll^i', Laii'^haiii.) 
 ISepeliciidum in caiicelio tcclesie CoUegii de C'obhani et in choru 
 ante stallani magistri ibidem. Lego ad habendum vnam jjetrani 
 marmoream coiisignacioiiem de super cum armis mei super corpus 
 meum. Kidph de Cobham, 1 102. (P.C.C, 3, March.) 
 
 Lego pro plumbo ad reparaciouem nauis ecclesie de Cobham 
 xiijs. nijd. Lego collegio de Cobham ad reparacionem aque ducte 
 vjs. viijrf. Thomas Wright, 1471. (IV., 88.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem acjue ducte inter Collegium et ville xx(/. 
 Johanne Yeresli vidua Johanuis Yeresli, 1492. (V., 203.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the stepill of Cobham u]s. iiijf/. Kicliard 
 Tonuok, 1494. (V., 254.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem uauis ecclesie ibidem iijs. u'ljd. liobert Holt, 
 1503. (VI., 75.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in ecclesia ante fontem. Nicholas Wrights, 1479. 
 Proved 1508. (VI., 203.) 
 
 Dirige to be songe of the hole quere in y^ days of my burying. 
 An obit xx" yere, brede, ij bushels of whete & the ale of iiij busshels 
 malte & in chese xij peny worth. Alice Gfermen, widow, 1508. 
 (VI., 209.) 
 
 I will at my burying there be solempn dirige & masses & I will 
 to the Master xvjd., to the parisshe prest viijJ. To euery other 
 preste in the colleg yjd. To every clarke and sexten iiij^^. To 
 euery chorester ijd. AVilliam Hawke, 1509. (VI., 257.) 
 
 Lego reparacioni le Vestrey ibidem xs. John Harries, clericus 
 eollegii de Cobham, 1519. (VII., 168.) 
 
 To be buried in the north churche porch of Cobham. John 
 Bradforth, 1522. (VIL, 253.) 
 
 I gif to the beying of a herce cloth xxd. Myn executor to 
 provide a stone length and brede sufficiant for my liusbonde grave 
 and myn. To the hole quere at my berying and month mynde xxs. 
 Koberge Spreuer, widow, 1524. (VIL, 324.) 
 
 Towarde bying of a boke for our Ladv mass in o'' lady chapell 
 in Cobham. William Hunt, 1527. (VIIL, 126.) 
 
 Towards a newe bell xxs. An obbite on Passion Sonday for 
 twelve yeres. Nicholas German, yeoman, 1541. (IX., 881.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapill of our lady in the parish Church of 
 Cobham nere the sepulture or graue of my cossin Eoger Eandycke. 
 Jaine Holte, widoow, 1553. (XL, 344.) 
 
 To the reparation of the chapell of our lady of Cobham vs. 
 which was my faders bequest. My tenement called Horndon to 
 the maister and bretheren of the college for an obite. Thomas 
 Holte, dated 1523. Proved 1524. (P.C.C., 23, Bodfelde.) 
 
 To be buried in the church before the fonte. To reparation of 
 the walls abowte the churchyarde when so euer the paryssheners 
 intend to repayre c"fe cope them vj-s. \n]d. To the reparation of the 
 bells xx(/. George Wryghte the'ldcr, 1555. (XII. (i.), 156.)
 
 14 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 COWDEN. 
 
 Ad lumen beate marie vnam vaccam. Lego fabriee noue fenestra 
 ibidem aiiam vaccam. Alice Styll, 1487. (YI., 160.) 
 
 To the high way betwyxt Kent Water and Pylgate xs. William 
 Turner, 1511. Proved 1512. (P.C.C, IG, Fetiplace.) 
 
 To the highway between Cowden and Edenbridge xxxli. 
 Marion Barkar, 1544. Proved 1547. (X., 222.) 
 
 To reparation of the ehauncell vjs. viijrf. To the hey waye betwex 
 Cowden Crosse and Edenbridge xxs. Sir John (xrene, parson, 
 1548-9. (XL, 52.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Cowden. I will my tymber and 
 bords be safely layd up within the mansion of the parson of Cow- 
 den towards the reparacions about the Chauncell of the same. Sir 
 Edward Sayer, parson, 1554. (XL, 345.) 
 
 COWLING. 
 
 To the hie autur in the Church of Cowling a 'J'abilcloth. Johan 
 Swynesto, widow, 1500. (V., 360.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Cowlyng aforesayed in y^ mydyll 
 alley wher for I bequeth to y^ church a cow to be dryuyn to church 
 w"^ me at my beryall. E\ charde Browne, 1530. (VIII. , 261.) 
 
 At my monythes day viij bushels of whete bakein into brede 
 and X bushels malt made into ale, a schepe and a calfe baken into 
 pies, and to be givyn to the poure peple. Richard Longeman, 1534. 
 (IX., 150.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde w*oute the north porche. 
 I will that Alice my wif shall paye to Thomas my son xls., and he 
 not to medle w*^ no thing of my Testament or laste will nor my wif 
 Alice to medle w' no thing y^ is or hath ben bitwene me and my 
 son Thomas fro' the begvnning of the worlde vnto this present daye. 
 John Braibroke, 1535. '(IX., 184.) 
 
 CRAY, ST. MARY'S. 
 
 Logo capellc beate Marie de Creys vnum calicem deauratum et 
 amelatum cum phiolis argenteis. Nicholas, rector of Orpyngton, 
 1370. (Lambeth, 119", Whittlesey.) 
 
 To the church a coope and a cheseable the price of x marks. 
 Richard Bery, 1508. (P.C.C, 8, Bennett.) 
 
 I bequeth vnto the I'eparacions of the pari she Churche of Saint 
 Mary Craye in Kent or to the repnvacion of the ornaTiients of the 
 same church xxs. Dame Kalervn Iladdon ot" Lojulon, widow, 
 dated 21 Nov. 1524. Proved 6 Feb. 1524-5. (P.C.C, 30, Bod- 
 felde.) 
 
 To be buried in tlie churche of Sainte Marye Craye. To the poore 
 people at the daye of my buriall xxvi.s-. viijc?. I will there be
 
 WEST KENT. 15 
 
 bestowed by myne executoures on the parishe of Sainctc Marye 
 Craye one newe surplesso for tlie Vicar there. Thomas Manninge, 
 yeoman, 1582. (P.t\C.. IV.i, Kovve.) 
 
 To be buryed in llie ehurchcyarde of Siiiiicte Marye Craye 
 betwene tlie place where my Father lyeth buried and the chauncell 
 wall. To the Riiit^ers there lliat ringc at my buriall xvj^/, a peece. 
 Jolm Maiinyng, gent., 158:i. (P.C.C, 20, Howe.) 
 
 CRAY, ST. PAUL'S (St. Paulinus). 
 
 To the church ale to the profit of the church a quarter wliete 
 and ij quarters of barley. Andrew Ferrebv, gent., 1505. Proved 
 J 507". (P.C.C, 81, Adeane.) 
 
 To be buried in the highe Chauncell of the church. To the 
 reparacons of the .saidc oliui'ch and chauncell xl.s". To Thomas Faby 
 one red heifer with a white face and my ij how«es in Powles Cray, 
 he to kepe one sermon yerely for euer in the parishe churche of 
 Powles Cray, and yf he do not kepe the sermonde yerely the 
 churchwardens to enter and take the proffitt for the maintenance of 
 tlie sermon and other charges of the church for euer. Thomas 
 Tarboke, parson, of Powlescraye. Proved 10 March 15G0-61. 
 (P.C.C, 9, Loftes.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell of Poulscray Churche. To the 
 reparacion of the body of Poulscray church vjs. wiijd. To the 
 preacher for a sermon at my funerall vjs. viijrf. To the poore 
 people xxs. Roger Frithe, parsoune of Poulscray. Proved 23 
 March 1598-9. (P.C.C, 23 and 24, Kidd.) 
 
 CRAY, FOOT'S. 
 
 Ad fabricam ejusdem ecclesie xxc?. John Sedcopp, 1478. (TIL, 
 214.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapell of Fotiscray Church. Denyse 
 Tonge, widowe, 1505. (P.C.C, 37, Holgrave.) 
 
 To the parishe church of our Lady at Footscray in Kent a hoole 
 vestment for a prest, price xls, [This is an error, Foot's Cray 
 Church is in honour of All Hallows.] Johane Dogctt of Saint 
 Elyn w'in Bisshoppesgate, 1523-4. Proved 1524. (P.C.C, 20, 
 Bodfeldo.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the cross in Fotiscraye strete xijd. John 
 Bassett of Chesylhurste, 1526. (VIIL, 108.) 
 
 CRAY, NORTH. 
 
 Lego ad reparacionem fenestrarum cancelli xxs. Stephen at 
 Halle, 1471. (TIL, 122.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde. Towards the reparacions and 
 piaynteyning of the bod^ of the church of North Cray xxiijs. iiijt/.,
 
 16 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 now being dett to me by Martin Goodborougli of Chesilburst. Item 
 I will that myn executor stall bestowe upon a Tomb to be made 
 ouer my grave agenst my monethes day to be of bricke, the nether 
 part, and in length and brode according to the largenes of my 
 grave, and to be thre foute of hight, and ouer that a marble stone 
 and my name and Alice my other wyfs name w4n the said marbill 
 stone to be graved and written as the custume is in suche stones to 
 be written and graved, to the sum of xxvjs. viijr/. AVilliam Swete- 
 syre, 1527. (P.C.C, 23, Porch.) 
 
 To be buried within the church porche of the holly Appostell 
 Sainte James of North Cray. Edward Johnson, one of the yeomen 
 of the garde, 1541. (P.C.C., 29, Alenger.) 
 
 To be distributed i\js. iuyl. to poor people and bread and drynke 
 according to the custome. Thomas Breatavn thelder, yeoman, dated 
 8 March, 1 Edw. VI., 1548. Proved 10 Oct. 1548. (XI., 45.) 
 
 To bye two tapers to be burned w*in the said churche when it 
 shalbe thought best xij(7. Alexaunder Maynard, yeoman. 1557. 
 (XII. (i.), 119.) 
 
 CEAYFOED. 
 
 Item cum ego predictus Johannes Luifwyk nomine parochia- 
 norum de Earde persolui Johanni Welles cementario quamdam 
 summam pecunie pro factura noui campauilis ecclesie parochialis 
 de Earde predicte de qua quadem summa volo et lego quod dicti 
 parochiani habeant ad dictum opus perimplendum decem libri. 
 John Luffwyk of Breadstreet, London, dated 9 Dec. 1406. Proved 
 8 Aug. 1407. (P.C.C, 14, Marche.) 
 
 To the bying of a legent to the church of Crayford iijs. iiij^/. 
 John Taylor of Erhigth, 1500. (Y., 380.) 
 
 Corpus meum ecclesiastice sepulture in ecclesia Sancti Paulini 
 de Craiford extra occidentale ostium capelle Henrici Harman 
 armigeri cum lapide de marble super corpus meum cum signo 
 sanctorum evangelorum. Thomas Goldsmith, 1526. (P.C.C, 29, 
 Maynwaryng.) 
 
 To bye ij surpleses w^ll xxs. Eeparation of the walls aboute 
 the churchyarde xs. To the vpper Brigg in Crayforde Strete 
 towards the making of the same brigg xxvjs. \i\jd. Eobert Owtred, 
 1527. (P.C.C, 19, Porch.) 
 
 CUDHAM. 
 
 Sepeliendum in cimiterio Petri et Pauli de Cudham. Lego 
 capelle iSancte Katerine xh/. [This may be a chapel in Cudham 
 Church, or the " capella " or church of Knockholt.] W" Janyn, 
 1464. (II., 305.) 
 
 JiOgo 7iouosolario coram crucifixo in ecclesia dc Codeham xv(/, 
 Thomas Hobard, 1468. (111., 15.)
 
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 Lego capelle S*^^ Katerinc pro paviniento totaliter de meis expensis 
 [see remarks as to St. Katheriue's Chapel, p. 16]. Ad fabricam 
 de le nouo Kodeloft in tempore resussitationis soliieuter vjs. Yujd. 
 Henry Rumnev, l-i72. (IV., 18.) 
 
 Ad stisli'iiationein et emendacionem oalicis ecclesie iijs. in]d. 
 Lands ill dd'ault of issue to the eliurcli of Codliam for susteutation 
 and re[)aration. Tliomas Norwode, 1470. (HL, 141.) 
 
 Ad opus ecclesie parodiialis de Ciidham v marcs. Margery 
 Harrys, 1477. (III., 289.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem capelle S*^' Laurencii viijcl. Geoff ry Bedyll, 
 senior, 1480. (III., 274.) 
 
 To the reparation of y'^ seyde church v marke of money, to be 
 payde to the wardens \v*in v ver after my decesse. Kaynold 
 Hasilvvode, 1485. (VI., 110.) 
 
 To y'= makyng of the church roffe of Codam xxs. Robert 
 Heywarde, 1487. (VI., 155.) 
 
 To be bereyd in the church porche of Codam. Water Walis, 
 1503. (VI., 75.) 
 
 Item to a cross cloth xxd. I bequeth a calf to the church for a 
 cowe y^ we loste. Elianor Farrant, 1518. (VII., 130.) 
 
 To the church a pan and a treffett. Elizabeth Jenyns, 1531. 
 (IX., 1.) 
 
 I will an obite be kept in Coodam Chirche yerely to pray for my 
 soule my Father & Mother soulis and all my kynne and frendis 
 soulis of vjs. viij^/. by yere to be leuyd and paide after the decease 
 of my executors to the churchwardeys of Coodam for the same vse 
 yerely to be kept ther at Our Lady daie after haruest. Proved 
 12 Feb. 1535-6. Richard Waleys. [He desired to be buried " in 
 Our Lady chancell of the parrishe chirche of Baustede by my 
 wife."] (P.C.C, 32, Hogen.) 
 
 CUXTON. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in cancella Sancti Michaelis 
 ecclesie de Cokelestone. Ad ecclesiam vnum ordiuale, vnum missale 
 et vnam catnpanam. Edward Pulter, Rector, 1472 [mentions 
 Euerton in co. Bedford]. (IV., 36 and 82.) 
 
 To the payntyng of the Rode beem ther liijs. n\]d. Elizabeth 
 Smythes, 1503. (VI., 68.) 
 
 A parcell of a garden which I haue assigned to the hole parisch 
 of Cokston ther upon to bylde a forge w*in vij yere next after my 
 disesse. John Absolon, 1503. (VI., 68.) 
 
 I Johan Ricby, wido, hole in mynde allthoff seke in bodye. liiJ5. 
 iiiji. to the parson and ehurche wardens, vs. for and aboute the 
 kepyng, holdyng and obseruyng yerly and for euermore of a 
 solempne obite or aniuersary by note to be holdyn and kepte in the 
 saide church in the viij daye of October as the custom of the ehurche 
 will permytt and suffer for the soulles of the saide Johanue Ricby, 
 
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 18 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Henry Beke and Elizabeth his wif, John Abslon and Johan his wifE 
 and John Ricbye. The curate «nd ij other prests vjr/. a pece, to 
 eueri of the churchewardens xij<'/., for the bedroll my!., to the clarke 
 for his labor iiij(/., for iiij tapers to bren at the saide obite xd. 
 Dated 1525. (VIII., 23.)' 
 
 To the reparation of the bells \i\]d. "William "Wademan, 1533. 
 (IX., 68.) 
 
 To the reparation of ou"" lady chapell in Cokynston church vjs. 
 viij</., "and thus Iliu' haue mercye on me x^men." In the church 
 of Coxston eueri yere in the furst weake in Lente, placebo and 
 dirige w'' vj masses for my soull, Fader and moder, my gran'tfader 
 and grantmoder Joone and my too wyffes Jone and Marion and all 
 my children. To the parson there or his depute vjd. The clarke 
 for the herse, belles and dirige in all viijrt'., & the parson for the 
 bedroll iiij</. The churchewardens for y" labor either of them xnjd. 
 & for offering eueri of them ]d. "William Absolon of S' Margarets 
 next Eochester, 1533. (IX., 102.) 
 
 Also I charge Elyanor my wiffe and hur assignes dur3nig hur 
 life tyme shall gyue yerlye or cause to be gyuen vnto the paryssh 
 of Coxston on the Twesdaye in the Rogacion weake comyng in 
 procession vnto Upperdoone a drynkyng after the same manner and 
 forme as I the sayd John Absolon dyd vse to giue unto the sayd 
 parryssons in my lyfe tyme, and thear at the same tyme after the 
 gospell bee sayd or sounge I will that the parsone or his deputie 
 shall sey de profundis w*^ the collet for the sowle of me and all Xpen 
 sowles and after the decease of the sayd Elianor my wiffe then I 
 will "William Gillmyn of the sayd parrysshe his heyres executors 
 and assignes yearlye and for euermore shall gyue etc. John 
 Absolon, yoman, 1538. (IX., 1538.) 
 
 To be buried in the chancell of Cokestone Church nigh unto 
 the tumbe there. To tlie altar and cummvmyon table for mv tvthes 
 etc. xs. John Kuottynge, 24 Jan. 1559-60. '(P.C.C, 17, Me'llershe.) 
 
 DARENTH. 
 
 To the church warkys of Darent xxs. John Bokeloiid of Stone, 
 1173. (IV., 233.) 
 
 DARTFORD. 
 
 Sepeliendum in cancello coram summo altari. William Dun- 
 staple, vicar, 1104-5. (Lambeth, 221", Arundell 1.) 
 
 Lego hospitali leprorum in Dertford xij</. John Okeherst, 
 1440. (I., 2.) 
 
 Ad hospitalom leprorum in Dertford x\\d. John Biisch of 
 Southllete, 1442. (I., 11.) 
 
 Corpus meutn ad sepeliendum in ecclesia Sancte I'rinitatis de 
 Dertford in chore iuxta Ricardum Martin patruum meum. John
 
 WEST KENT. 19 
 
 Martin thelder, son of John Martin "nuper justiciarius domini Eegis 
 de Banco," 1457. (r.C.C, 10, Stokton.) 
 
 To be buried byside my wifs in o"" lady chapell of the parish 
 church of Dertford. W" Kotheley, 14G4. (P.C.C., 5, Godyn.) 
 
 St'pelieiiduin in capelhi B'' Marie Virf,nnis in ecclef<iade Dertl'ord. 
 Ad reparacionem capelle JS*-'' Edniundi liegis et Martiris de Dertford. 
 Eoger Kotheley, 14G7. (IJI., 9.) 
 
 To be beryed in the chirchyard of JSeynt Edmunde. William 
 Johnson, 1474. (IV., 18G.) 
 
 To reparacion of the strete of Loofeld from Wylmyngton crosse 
 vnto the end of the strete v marks. To the newe bellys to be 
 bought to the vse of the chirche of Dertford xxvjs. viij(/. Thomas 
 Eevet, 1474. (IV., 155.) 
 
 Lego ad reparacioueni parve capelle S'" Johannis Baptiste exis- 
 tentis in eadem parochia npud Weston Crosse vjs. viij J. Ad repara- 
 cionem fenestre capelle iS'^^' Edmundi Eegis et martiris in Dertford. 
 John Toteuham, 1474. (IV., 187.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in summo cancello coram summo altari. Lego 
 fabrice campauilis ecclesio de Dertford x marcs. Lego fabrice 
 capelle Sancti Edmundi regis et martiris in Dertford vjs. viiji. 
 John Hornlee, vicar, 1477. (P.C.C, 30, Wattys.) 
 
 To be buried in our lady chauncell in the parish church of Dert- 
 ford. Eichard Marten, 1488. (P.C.C, 31, Milles.) 
 
 To be buried in o'' lady chawucell afore my sete. Thomas 
 Boonde, 1501. (VI., 41.) 
 
 To the church warks of the same church iijs. iiijJ. and ij payer of 
 shets to make ij surplys, iiij marke to bye a cloth accordyng to the 
 best sute of copis, yf the money wul so ferre extende, for the hie 
 autir of the same church of Dertforde. In the which cloth I wyl y'" 
 be made these words in writyng Orate pro anima Will' Ladd et 
 benefactorum ejusdem. AVilliam Ladd, 1504. (VI., 115.) 
 
 To be buried in the south side of the church yerde by the hue 
 tre. John Hochynson, 1500. (VI., 219.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem pontis lapidei in Dertford xijc?. Eichard 
 Whitefelde, 1508. (VI., 218.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in cimiterio ibidem juxta le V tree ex parte boriali. 
 John Knygthe, 1509. (VJ., 202.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapell of our ladie w*in the parish church of 
 Dertford. John Marten, 1512. Proved July 1513. (VI., 358.) 
 
 To the makyng of the chapell of ISevnt Edinond in Dertford 
 iij^t. vjs. viijJ. William J hones, 151G. (P.C.C, 18, Holder.) 
 
 To' the Eode ligth ij holies of Latou. Xpofer Tod, 1518. (VI I., 
 120.) 
 
 To the repairing of th(^ clock in Dertford x\d. Thomas Kyn- 
 gissey, 1521. (VIL, 220.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in choro ecclesie de Dertford. Ad reparacionem 
 pontis vJA-. viij</. M'' John Keger, vicar, 152G. (VIII., 52.) 
 
 To the parish church of Dartford a cope embrothered with myu 
 armys. Sir John Wilshire, knight, of Stone, 152G. (P.C.C, IG, 
 Porch.) 
 
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 20 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 I gif to the settyng upp of the cross ouer the steple xld. I giff 
 to euery prest singyug wHn the churche and to the clarke John 
 Eussell at the claye of m_y buriall xij</. Uppon the hight waye 
 betueu my duellyng house and y'^ spittill house xld. Henry Curie, 
 husbondeinan, 1527. (YIII., 88.) 
 
 To the settyug up of a cross vppon the Tower in the churche of 
 Dertforde afore«aide whan it schalbe in hande to be fynished 
 vjs. Tiij(f. Thomas Stokton, gent., 1528. (YIIL, 168.) 
 
 To be buried w*in the parish church of Dertford before ouer 
 lady of Pytie there. To the church an albe price vjs. viijc/. Andrew 
 Auditor, bochier, 1528. (VIIL, 191.) 
 
 To be buried w*in the quere of the p. church of Dartford nygh 
 my father and mother. Roger Appulton, esquier, 1529. (F.C.C., 
 8, Jankyn.) 
 
 To be buried in the church yard of Darteforde under the liewgh 
 tree. AVilliam Lownde, 1530. (P.C.C, 26, Jankyn.) 
 
 To the church of Dartforde a koueryng of tapestry worke. To 
 thameudyng of the belles xxd. Eobert Hakst, otherwise namyd 
 Hawes, servant and baker to the rigth wurshipfull lady prioress and 
 covent of the monastery of Dartforde, 1580. (VIII., 238.) 
 
 I bequeth fifty shillings to beye v beddes for the aliness houses. 
 Richard Dobson, duellyng in Lowfeld Mtrete in Uartford, 1530. 
 (VIII., 258.) 
 
 Residue to go towards the beying of a chalyce and a sute of vesty- 
 ment.s to be bought by my supervisors & the churche wardens. 
 William Cooke, 1532. (IX., 70.) 
 
 To be buried in the north side of y'^ church jerd be sydes the 
 crosse of y*^ parish church of Dartford. Joone Caluert, widow, 
 1523. Proved 1533. (IX., 72.) 
 
 To the hight aulter my best kercher to make a corporas clothe. 
 Sysley Jhonson, wydow. (IX., 93.) 
 
 I geue to the reparacion of the charnell house yf the parrishe 
 will repair it xs. William Parker, inhoider, yoman, 1534. (IX., 
 135.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Dartford before the Image of our 
 blyssyd lady of Pvtie beside the grave of my said husband. Agnes 
 Parker, widow of 'William Parker, 1534. (IX., 153.) 
 
 To he buried in the high chauncoll. To tlie parish church of 
 Dertford to bye a chalice iiij/?'. Tliomas Wadlove, vicar, 1534. 
 (P.C.C, 21, Hogeu.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard nere vnto the gret ewe tree 
 there. Thomas Chapleyn, 1542. (IX., 402.) 
 
 To be buried in o'' lady chapel 1 in the parish church of Dart- 
 ford agaynst mv pue and seat there. William Kenham, yeoman, 
 1545. (X., 172.) 
 
 I gyve to the church of Dartford vj.s-. vWyf. for to by books 
 necessarye for the service of the churche. John Dampord, 1554. 
 (XI., 340.) 
 
 To the church of Dartford one pewter bason. William 
 Jordayne, 1556, (XII. (i.), 38.)
 
 WEST KENT. ^1 
 
 DENTON. 
 
 To the reparacion ot" the hie way defectyf a yens the parsonage 
 of Ucntou aforesayde x lods stone theder to be careyd und leyde 
 for the moste ease of the sayde hie waye. In lykewyse 1 bequeth 
 towarde the reparacion of the liie waye defectyf betweue Uentou 
 churcli and Melton chnreh other x lode ston theder to be careyd 
 and leyde in both placs. John Bolt, 1499. (V., 358.) 
 
 To the church of Denton for reparacions vjs. iiij</. Alice Bolte 
 ofSouthHete, 1521. (VIL, 2U.) 
 
 To the high altar of the church of Denton x\d. To the reparacion 
 of the same church xiij«. iii j</. Eobert Marten, 1527. (VIII., 130.) 
 
 Sir Edmund Lunde to say masse Soudaes and all other holy 
 dayes in the ])arish church of Denton. E-obei't Bromfelde, 1531. 
 (Vlll., 27G.) 
 
 DEPITORD. 
 
 The Tower. 
 
 To the stepele of Deptford iijs. iiij^. John Sulham, 1476. 
 (III., 145.) 
 
 To the edifyng and byldyng of the nu stepill in the seyde 
 cherch iijs. iiij^/. Thomas Violett, 1483. (V., 15.) 
 
 The Bells. 
 
 To the hangyng of the grete bell in Depforde stepill vjs. viijd. 
 Richard Hanson, 1500. (V., 371.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the belles vjs. vnjd. Nicholas Daly, 1516. 
 (VIL, 62.) 
 
 To making of the bellys in Depforde steple xs. William Grigge, 
 1517. (P.C.C, 33, Holder.) 
 
 To the reparation of the belles vjs. viijc?. Thomas Taylor, 1522. 
 (Vll., 240.) 
 
 Miscellanea. 
 
 To be buried by the fundation of the olde walle in the parishe 
 churche of Saint ^Nicholas in West Greuwiclie before the Holy 
 Trinite. John Belcliam filial Haster, shipwright, 1494. Proved 
 149U. (P.C.C, 31, Vox.) 
 
 .After decease of Johan my wyfe my landes, etc., to be imployd 
 to the helpe and niakyng of a cawnterye to have a prist to syxag in 
 the cherch of Depl'onle a foreseyd for euer to contynu to pray for 
 me and Johan my wyfe & for al cristyn sowlys for euer. Richard 
 Hanson, 1500. (V., 371.) 
 
 To the said chauncell a vestment cloth of white damaske and 
 the garnyshing thereof of Gartars. William Waughan, gent., 1506. 
 (P.C.C, 12, Adeane.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell of my parish cliurch of Saint 
 Nicolas iu Depfoi'd. To the churche bos for my charges that
 
 22 TEST AMENTA CAl^TIANA. 
 
 longith to the churche as knyll, torches, etc. xxs. Hugh Apowell, 
 1524. (P.C.C, 31, Bodfelde.) 
 
 To be buried iu the chauncell o£ Saint Nicolas in Depford. To 
 the church box vjs. viij</. Sir William Eobinson, clerk, 1525. 
 (P.C.C, 32, Bodfelde.) 
 
 To the high altar of Depford a tabulcloth of diaper also a lattyn 
 bason to the churche. V masis in the Avorschip of y*^ v joyes of ou"^^ 
 lady. Joone Holmes, widow, 1533. (IX., 78.) 
 
 To be buried in the Trynite quere. To the church box xiijs. 
 i\yd. William Cox, 1538. (IX., 275.) 
 
 I give for the making of a newe beare for the church of Depford 
 xs. John Haynes, 1557. (P.C.C, 10, Wrastley.) 
 
 DITTON. 
 
 To be beryed in the Queyr w4n the church aforeseyd. To the 
 reparaciou of the church porche iijs. iiijc?. To my successor parson 
 nexte vnto me my best portose w*^ the condicion that he aske no 
 more for dilapidacion. To the church a quayer conteynyng the 
 story of o'' lady callyd the Visitacon. Sir Hewe Hudson, parson, 
 1501. (V., 414.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the said church m' of shyngles. Elyanor 
 Aldressh, 1513. (VII., 3.) 
 
 EDENBEIDGE. 
 
 Lego empcioni cujusdam libri vocati Antiphouer ad vsum 
 ejusdem ecclesie vjs vujd. Lego ad repai'ationem Pontis de Edyng- 
 brigge vjs. viijf/. John Stanforde, 14i>7. (V.. 305.) 
 
 Lego fabrice noue campane ecclesie predicte vj.s". viij^^. William 
 Medehurst thelder, 1502. (VI., (51.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the brigge of myn own cosle vjs. vi\\il. 
 Barnard Creke, 1513. (VII., 2.) 
 
 To by a aulter cloth for the hight aulter iijs. nijd. John 
 Wodgate, 1523. (VII., 27G.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the body of the chapell of Edulwestbridge 
 vjs. viij</. Sir Robert Peel, Vicar of VVesterham, 1539. (P.C.C, 
 34, Dyngeley.) 
 
 ELTHAM. 
 
 Pro magna campana dicte ecclesie vnam cordam vulgariter 
 vocatam a bell rope. John Adcane, 1484. (VI., 22.) 
 
 After deatli of Agnes my wife xiijs. injd. to the borowsolder of 
 Eh ham for the tyme beyng for thuse of our souerayne lord the 
 Kynge towarde the discharge yerly of the .servaunis inhabitants of 
 Eltham for cucr of and for a cortcn sone of money callid hede
 
 WEST KENT. 23 
 
 siluer other wise called the eoman f'yiie payable yerly at Mihilmas 
 lawdaye in Eltham which usually is and in tymes passd hath be 
 lovyed by the borowsolder ther yerly of the said inhabitants. Kesidue 
 of xxyj-s". viijr/. for a yerly obite in the church of Eltham the thurs- 
 daye nexte after mydlent 8ondaye. To the Vicar for remeiiibryn<^ 
 of my sowles my wyft's and all his frendes soules in the bedroll 
 yerly ij.v. and to y'^ clarke for his labor and rynj^eing uijd. and for 
 other prests & clarks brede dryiike and other vitall to be spente 
 yerly after the same dirige vpon the parishones than there vj*. viijrf. 
 yerly. John Passey, 150!). (VI., 2o2.) 
 
 1 graunte a litill house joyning vppon the kechen for the 
 parissh clarke of Eltham to duell in for euer. John Downer, 1516. 
 (VII., 73.) 
 
 1 will Kauff Letham shall kepe or cause to be kept yerly the 
 Wedynsday in the crosse weke at the crose before his dur when the 
 procession cu'myth in brede and ale vjc?. and vpon Seint Thomas 
 nyght after the test of tSeint John Baptyst at the bonefyre in brede 
 and ale vyl. Koger Leche, 1517. (VII., 87.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Eltham before 8ayut Nicholas 
 aulter yf there be space conuenyant. My wif to cause to be layde 
 a stone of marble oner me of ij fote square w*^ my pictor vppon it 
 holdyng these words in it: Ih'u tili dei, miserere mei, w' the 
 Trynite vppon it. Henry Olde Castell, 1514. (VII., 273.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell of the parish Churche of Saynt 
 John Baptest in Eltham wherof I am parisshen. I will ij acres 
 lond lying in Cocks lane shal be putt into feoft'es hands to the 
 behoff of the church of Elteham after the decesse of my vni for 
 euermore to endure. Henry Skylman, 1526. (VIII., 60.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell at the pwe or sets eande. To 
 amendyng of the belles vjs. viijd. Sir Philip Carrok, vicar, 1527. 
 (VIII., 124.) 
 
 I will that John and Antony my sonnes and Sir Edward, William 
 Bowen and their heires or to whose handes or possession the fore- 
 said landes and tenements doo com, discent, sale or otherwise enjoye 
 the same that they and their heires shall euery yere yerely for euer 
 more fynde or cause to be founde alweys yerely vpon Tewesday in 
 the Rogacion weke at the Procession tyme at the crosse vpon 
 Shoters hill a fyrkyn of Ale and xijrf. in bred to be dispossed and 
 gyven amonge pour people comyng w' the same procession and also 
 shall gevc and paye vnto the preest then reding the gospell yl. and the 
 clerk there being jf?. John Browne, gent., 1533. (P.C.C.,25,Hogen.) 
 
 To be buried in the church porche. To the church of Eltham 
 a blewe vestment, an albe, a stole, a phanell, an amis, a corporas 
 case with a cloth for it. Two creuetts of pewter, a sakaring bell, 
 a paxe, a lectren for the altar, also a masse booke, two portises, 
 a blewe corporas ca-^e w' the cloth remayning at Sir (liles Alingtons 
 in Cambritlge shire. Thomas Huxley, Vicar, 1557. (XII. (i.), 121.) 
 
 I doo geve vnto the high aulter in tlie same churche towards the 
 mayntenance of the light afore the blessed sacrament iiJA". iiij</. 
 Sir" Christ" Wymyngton, prcst, 1557. (P.C.C, 48, Wrastley.)
 
 24 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 ERITH. 
 
 To mendyng of j'^ steppes at y" church clore nijd. Thomas 
 Peteruer of Bedynstrete in y*" parish of Leseues. 1473. (IV., 109.) 
 
 Lego t'acture vuius panni ante crucifixum quum parochia incipiunt 
 facere aut depiugere dictum pannum iijs. iujd. Lego le Belman ijrf., 
 et Sacriste xjd. Henry Withyer, 1473. (IV., 125.) 
 
 To the mendyng and re paring of the bokes of y*^ same church 
 iijs. iiijd. also iijs. iiijJ. to the mendyng of a well callyd Betou well. 
 Eobert Herthorpe, 1493. (V., 210.) 
 
 Lands callyd Carpenters to be sold for the heltbe of my soule to 
 kepe euery yere myn yeris myud in the parisch church of Lesenes. 
 W™ Abell'of Leseuess, 1483. (VI., 13.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in cimiterio S°' Johannis Baptiste iuxta porticum ex 
 parte ecclesie australi. W^" Sampson, 1497. (VI., 29.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyerde of Erhigth upon the east side 
 of the church porche. John Taylor, 1500. (V., 380.) 
 
 To the abbaye of Lesnes x marcs to thentent they shall by 
 a jeyell to the hye aulter there. Thomas Draper, 1520." (P.C.C, 
 2, Maynwaryng.) 
 
 To be buried w*in ye church porche of Seynt John Baptyse of 
 Erythe. xls. in the hands of M'" Edward Eeed of Norwich to the 
 church of Eryth toward a vestement for oure lady of white. 
 Sir Eobert Wodlace, 1524. (VII., 336.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of S' John Baptist of Erehithe 
 vnder o'' lady of Pitie there in or nygh the place where as the body 
 of Sir Eichard Abell, preest, my brother lieth buried. A secular 
 priest to singe in the parish church of Erehithe saying de profundis 
 at the first lavatory of euery masse. I will there shalbe gevyn 
 toward the bying of a sute for deacon and sub-deacon to be like and 
 according to the vestment which my lady of Shrowesbury of late 
 did give to the said chirch of Erehith vjli. xiijs. iiij^., and I will ther 
 be a scriptur on the back of either of the said vestments desiring 
 the parishens to pray for my soule. My executors to make or 
 cause to be made within the churchyarde of Erehith aforesaid 
 a cl)apell in the place where as the body of Eichard Abell, prest, 
 my brother nowe lyeth buryed, and the same chapell so uuide and 
 furnished I humbly require the pareishoners thereto pray for my 
 soule. WiUiam Abell thelder, yoman. Proved 19 March 1525-G. 
 (P.C.C, 5, Porch.) 
 
 To be buried in the cliurchyard above the Palme Crosse. 
 Eycliard Myldrede, 1544. Proved 1545. (X., 93.) 
 
 To W"^ Gaylor my frende my lioly water sprinkell that I brought 
 w' me from Boleyn [l^ulvayne in Essex]. Thomas Walles, yeoman, 
 1561. (XIL (ii.), 477.)
 
 West kent. 25 
 
 ETNESFOED. 
 
 Sepelicndum in cimiterio. Lego fabrice eiusdom ecclesie 
 Ixvj*. vnyl. Thomas Tunbrygg, Esq., 143^-4.. (r.'C.C, 17 and 22, 
 Luft'enam.) 
 
 Lego yuiagini Sancte Katerinc in ecclcsia de Aynesford. Mar- 
 garet AVynkar of Sutton attc Hone, 1 1 li). (I., 77.) 
 
 Sejjelienduiii in fancella et-clesie de AyiiesFord iuxta sepulture 
 Alicie uxoris mee. Luniini lanipadis ardent is in cancel la vj«. viijt/. 
 To William Sybyle my godson, whan he liath taken the order of 
 subdeken, to fynd hym with to scole viij mark. 1 will myn 
 executors bie a marbyll stone with ij scochons ther yn, one of my 
 hoole armys, and a nother of my wifs hoole armys, to lye upon our 
 beriell, and in the same stone a scriptur of the day of o'' decessing. 
 ]f William Sybile take not the presthood then the viij marks to 
 John Draper my godson. John iJonett, 1405. (P.C.C.,9, Godyu.) 
 
 Toward the beying of a newe Coj)e for the churche of Aynes- 
 ford \]s. viijflf. Toward the keping and norishing of a yong childe 
 that was founde in the churche porche of Aynesford iijs. iiijc?. 
 Thomas Policy, 1528. (P.C.C, 1, Jankyn.) 
 
 EAST FARLEIGH. 
 
 iij/i. vjs. \njd. to bye w* a blacke vestement w*^ thapparell to 
 serue w*iii the said church for Requiem masses at buryings and 
 obites. Nicholas Astyu, 1532. (P.C.C, 19, Thower.) 
 
 WEST FARLEIGH. 
 
 Ad sustentationem panis benedicti distribuendi inter parochiauos 
 diebus dominicis ibidem imperpetuum vnam vaccam. John Rene, 
 1409. (Lambeth, 109^ Arundell II.) 
 
 Legoreparacionimuroruin cimiterii iij.s.iii jr/. Reparacioni pontis 
 de Farelegh \Vyl. Robert Merden, 1492. (V., 195.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in ecclesia Omnium Sanctorum coram alta cruce de 
 West Farelegli. Fabrice nauis ecclesie x'"". Lego ad clausuram 
 cimiterii ibidem xxvjs. viijr/. Lumini Omnium Sanctorum in 
 ecclesia de West Farelegh iiij cereos ponderis cujuslibet vnius 
 libre. Lumini beate nuu-ie vnum cereum. Lumini alte crucis ij-s. 
 Richard Tutteshaiii, Esq., 1499. (P.C.C, 33, Home.) 
 
 To reparation of the church walls iij.v. uijd. I wull tlml the 
 north syde of the churchyerde he i)alvd :it mv coste. Edward 
 Alcok, 1501. (VL, 41.) 
 
 To a vestment to be bought in the same church v""^^ Thomas 
 Coveney, 1521. (P.C.C, 13, Maynwaryng.) 
 
 To the makyng of the St i pie of AVest Farlyug vli. W"' Coveney 
 of Ealdyug, 1523. (VIL, 331.)
 
 ^6 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 FAENBOEOUGH. 
 
 Lego fabrice ecclesie de Earnbergh v^ et capellano ibidem xijc?. 
 Eoger Grodestre, 1368. (Lambeth, 1'20'', Langdou.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in eeclesia de Farnbourgh. Lego vnam peciam 
 argenteam ecclesie de F. pro calice inde componeudo. Walter 
 Asshley of Eynesford, 1418. (P.C.C., 41, Marclie.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in cimiterio capelle Saucti Egidii de Farnborough. 
 William Aleu, 1468. (Ill,, 14.) 
 
 I wyll that the church of Farneborow haue a chalys price xls. 
 Eobert Mablot of Chellefeld, 1479. (VI., 7.) 
 
 To make the setts in the chauiicell of Faruborough iijs. iiijr/. 
 John Mapelsden, 1505. (P.C.C, 36, Holgrave.) 
 
 To Farnboro church and to y^ steple for my burying vjs. vn\d. 
 John Marshall, 1538. (IX., 276.) 
 
 To be buried in Farnbroughe churchvarde. I will to be 
 bestowed at the time of my buriall on the poore and for a drinck- 
 iug on my neighbo'^ there assembled xls. Margarett Brasyer, 
 widowe, late wyfe of Steven Brasyer of Chelsfield, 1594. (P.C.C, 
 57, Dixy.) 
 
 To be buried in the sayed parish church of Farmeborowghe in 
 the chauncell there. Item, I will to the parish church of F. xxs., 
 viz., tenn shillings thereof to the poore and the other teun shillings 
 to buye a greeiie clothe for the communion table there. Item, T 
 will that there be a stone layed oner my grave with an inscription 
 thereon engraven in brasse. Proved 16 April 1595. Johanne 
 Dalton of Tuppingdens in Farmeborowghe, widow, 1595. (P.C.C, 
 24, Scott.) 
 
 FAENINGHAM. 
 
 To be buried in the parish church of Frenyngham in one of two 
 placs as can be thought moost convenyent by my frends ether 
 bifore the high awter in the chauncell ther, so that my feet may be 
 vnder the preests feete standyng atte masse, orellss vnder the steppe 
 comyng yn att the church dore, so that euery creature comyng yn 
 att the same dore may trede upon my buriall. Euery preest beyng 
 at my burying to haue in his handc a taper of iij quarterons weight 
 of wax. At my monthes minde malt whete and vitall as beffe 
 and moton. To my lady Pecche my booke of Legenda aurea. 
 M^ Gilbert Carleton, vicar, 1500. (P.C.C, 17, Moone.) 
 
 FAWKHAM. 
 
 Sepeliendum in sum ma cancella ecclesie de Fawkham in medio 
 chori coram summo altari. Lego ecclesie de FauUcham ad emen- 
 dacionom vestimenti noui x.x.v. Sir John Girth, parson, 1515. 
 (VIL, 78.)
 
 WEST KENT. 2^ 
 
 Ttem, towarde a cope xs. To the pavyng of y" chTirch d' quarter 
 iiialte. Eicl)ard Elys, 1524. (VJL, 325.) 
 
 To Eaukliam church a torche price vs. To the reparacon of the 
 bell xhl. William Clement of Chcllisfolde, 152G. (VTIL, 50.) 
 
 I becjueith to bev too aulter clothes to the chiirchc of Faukham 
 vj.s. viij(/. John Walter, 1520. (VIII., 220.) 
 
 ERINDSBURY. 
 
 To the making of the Rode loft in the parish church of Erendi.s- 
 bury a quarter of barley. Henry Lorkyn of Rochester, 1471. 
 
 (IV., 1.) 
 
 Lego facture none trabis ecclesie predicte vjs. viijr/. Johanna 
 Veddy, 1474. (IV., 143.) 
 
 Lego trabi ibidem xijrf. John Swynam (IV., 148) and William 
 Bett, 1474. (IV., 143.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in cimiterio de Frensbury coram hostio australi. 
 John Godwyn, 1509. (VI., 247.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in cimiterio coram hostio boriali ecclesie. Edward 
 Grene, 1513. (VI., 35G.) 
 
 To the church of Erensbury xxx" moder shepe for an obet for 
 me and for the seniles of my father and moder and all cristen 
 soullez on the Monday after sollmass daye, to fyue prests for dirige 
 and masses ijs. v]d., in ofEeryng V(/. Item, for the herse, \d. Item, 
 to the ryngars in brede and drynke ijd., for the labors vjd. Item, 
 to the curate and euery churchwarden to see this obet doon yjd. a 
 pece. Item, in Goode Friday in brede and ale to be dalte in the 
 same churche to poor people ij.s. My house and lands in Frensbury 
 called Noke. Thomas Danyell of Strode, 1527. (VI II., 126.) 
 
 To be buried in our lady chaunsell in the church of Frennes- 
 bury. I geve to the said church a cross to stand vppon the herse 
 at buryings and obetts and other tymes vppon our lady aulter. 
 Richard Brawdrib, priest, late rector of Halsto, 1533. (IX., 103.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard next the cross. Walter Perou, 
 1535. (IX., 172.) 
 
 To bey an albe and a holie water stok vijs. John Cater, 153S. 
 (IX., 273.) 
 
 GILLINGHAM. 
 
 Ad fabricam ecclesie de Gillingham xxs. Item, volo quod 
 executores mei ordinent vnum lapidem marmoreum ad ponendum 
 super tumulum Johanne uxoris mee in australi capella ecclesie de 
 Gillyugham predicte valoris iiijV/. xiijs. iiij(/. [Daughter Anne, 
 now in Dartford Abbey.] Richard Bamme, Esq., 1442. Proved 
 1452. (P.C.C, 17, Rous.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish clmrch of Gillingham as nigli vnto 
 thaulter next before tlie pewe that T vse to sitt in as it may goodly 
 be doen. William Godfray thelder, yeoman, 1525. (P.C.C., 19, 
 Porche.)
 
 ^8 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 GEAIN, ISLE OF. 
 
 To the cliiircli of Saynt James in Greaine a cheless price xls., in 
 the whiche I wolde the names o£ my fader and moder and my 
 name be imjnynted vn. Eichard Longeman of Halgesto, 1493. 
 (V.,224.) 
 
 To the reparaeion of the walle of Greane ther as moost nede is 
 xxs. Adam London, 1507. (P.C.C, 24, Adeane.) 
 
 To makyng and reparaeion of the wall into the Ilde of Greane 
 in Kent v mares. Sir Eobert Eede, knight, 1518. (P.C.C, 13, 
 Ayloffe.) 
 
 GEAVESEND, ST. MAEY'S. 
 
 To the reparaeion or to the rode werkes of the same church, or 
 for to by a boke, cope, or sume other garment to the most honor 
 and laude of al myghty Godde x\s. Alice Flower, widow, 1491. 
 (V., 170.) 
 
 To the church an autur cloth and a tawell. Thomas Coll, 1499. 
 (V.,316.) 
 
 To be bereid in the south perch of Grauesend vnder the holy 
 water stopp as nye the church dor as itt may be. To the reparaeion 
 of the seyde Poorche iijs. iiijcl. I will that ther shal be oner my 
 beriell a ston in the rememberans of the day of my deth and in 
 remembrans of me a penner and hynkehorne. Eichard Mikylhalf, 
 1500. (V., 405.) 
 
 Lego reedificacioui ecclesie parochialis nuper combuste iijs. iiijd. 
 et vnum processionale et si parochiani fecerunt capellam ejusdem 
 parochialis do edificacioni vjs. vnjd. John Affolds, 1508. (VL, 
 208.) 
 
 Lego reparacioni campanaruni ecclesie de Grauisend duas ollas 
 magnas eneas. John Okley, surgeon, 1509. (VL, 256.) 
 
 To be buried before the chaunsell door w'iu the churche. To 
 ouer ladie church of Grauisend beforesaid on able writon booke 
 called a antiphonar as goode as may be bougth for the sum of 
 vj//. xiijs. mjd. To the saide church a cross w"^ Mary and John of 
 cooper and gilte, and a banner of silke thereto w"^ the Image of ouer 
 ladie on that on side and the Image of Saynt Edwardc on that other 
 side, paying ther for and all valor of iiij marke. Edward Nevyll of 
 the parish of ouer Jadie of Grauisend, 1514. (V^IL, 29.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of our lady of Gravysend in the 
 myddell pase before the Eoode. John ijeyche, 1517. (31, Holder.) 
 
 To be beried before the south door of Gi-auesend church. To 
 the gildeyng of the rode lotte .\i)(/. John Goldeliauke, 1517. 
 (VIL, 147.) 
 
 To the bying of a vestement or a lioke to be occupied in the 
 saide church vjs. viij</. Harry Lytle, 1519. (VIL, 1(3(5.) 
 
 To the church of Grauisend a vestyment of blak, price xxvjs. viijd., 
 and my bestc diaper borde cloth, iioatrice Leche, widow, 1522. 
 (VIL, 257.)
 
 WEST KENT. 20 
 
 Sepeliendiiiii in ciuiiterio beate Marie parochialis ecclesie de 
 Grauisend. Sacerdotes celebrare in ecclesia parocliiale in doniinicis 
 et in festiualil)iis diebus et in fci-ialibus dii'bus in capella de G. 
 Lego ecflesio nice pardcliiiili ad cnieinhini vnam ci'ucom argenteain 
 decern li bras. Cristofer Westgartli, lo2(i. (VIII., 88.) 
 
 Towarde the byiiig of an antiphonar in (jrauLsend church xs. 
 Koger .\usten, 1520. (VI IT., 77.) 
 
 To the (.•liLirch of Grauisend a table cloth diaper worke for 
 a aulter cloth, also a bason and a ewer to washe at the cristvning 
 of children. William AVadc, brnar, 1528. (VTTT., 202.) 
 
 To be buried iu the He w'in the parish church of Grauii^end 
 next vnto my seyt. Nicholas Codde, 1581. (VI II., 300.) 
 
 To mayntenance of my parish church of Grauisend xxs., and 
 a tovvell and a schett to nutke a aultei- clotlie. Alice Herd, 1583. 
 (IX., 7J).) 
 
 To be buried in the church porche of our lady iu Gravesend on 
 the south syde next to my father. Stephen Mikilhalf, 1534. 
 (IX., 152.) 
 
 Miscellanea. 
 
 To Juhan my doughter furty pounds to be paid vnto the said 
 Johan, XX Z^'. at the feast of Saynt Edward called Gravisend Faire 
 nexte comyng, and at mydsomer thar nexte following other xx/i. 
 John AVadman of Mylton next Gravisend, 1549. (XL, 51.) 
 
 GRAVESEND, ST. GEORGE'S. 
 
 To the chapell w*in the Towne of Grauesend to the werkys of 
 that chapell xxd. Thomas Parterich, yoman, of Est Grenewich, 
 1487. (P.C.C, 8, Milies.) 
 
 My tenement in Denton in Kent to be sold and money to the 
 bieldyng of Saynt Magnus Church in London all save xls. to the 
 churchwardeyns of the church of Gravesende to the reparacion of 
 Saynt Georgs chapell in Gravesende or to the churche warks of 
 Gravesend. John Smyth, 1504. (P.C.C, 5, Holgrave.) 
 
 A preest to svng in the newe chapell of Gravesynde. Richard 
 Asheley, 1510. "(PCC, 27, Bennett.) 
 
 Lego ad faciendam clausuram circa capellam ])redictam iiij'"' 
 marc. Cristofer Westgarth, 1520. (YIIL, 88.) 
 
 Three marks to the rej)aracion of the saide chapell of Saynt 
 George. Roger Austen, 1520. (VllL, 77.) 
 
 To the chapell of Saynt George to the mayntening of y^ brother- 
 hod vj bushels barlev, & a white canstik to the aulter of Saynt 
 George. W" Wade,' bruar, 1528. (VIII., 202.) 
 
 To Seynt Barbarys chaunsell in Grauisend chapell a vestement 
 of blewe saten complete, a challes off syluer parcell gylte, a corporas 
 w' a corporas casse. Si a masure w' a band of siluer. Nicholas 
 Codde, 1531. (VIII., 300.)
 
 30 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the byldyng o£ a stepull at the chapell of Gravesend 
 vjs. vnjd. Eobert Battmau, 1532. (IX., 37.) 
 
 To Sent George Cha|)ell xiij.s\ iujd. Alice Herd, 1533. (IX., 79.) 
 
 A treutiill and I will Sir Philip shall slug it for me in the chapell 
 of Grauiseud or in the parish church. John Luddisdon, 1533. 
 Proved 1534. (IX., 113.) 
 
 To the reparation of the chapell vj*-. viijt/. to be payed at the 
 begynnyng of y*^ steple. John Gybsoii, 1542. (IX., 405.) 
 
 To Saint Georges Church of Gravesend toward bylding the 
 steple xls. Eaif Uarbyshire, 1545. (X., 98.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of S' George in the north ile beside 
 thalter. W" Walworth thelder, yeoman, 1548. (XL, 36.) 
 
 GEEENWICH. 
 
 To be buryd w^in the porch uppon the northsyd of the churche 
 of Saynt Alphein Est Grynwich. Henry Newerke, 1481. (VI., 11.) 
 
 To be beryd in the churchyard uf Saynt Alphe in Est Grenwich 
 by the palme crosse. William Gough, 1483. (VI., 20.) 
 
 To be berevd in the churchyenle a yens the ston crosse. Eaff 
 Grene, 1498. "(V., 381.) 
 
 Eor a crosse and a banner with a staffe of coper and gilt of the 
 best that may be goten for xxvj*. \ujd. William Dyckson, 1503. 
 (P.C.C, 29, Blamyr.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Grenewych in the lie besyde the 
 Trynite autir. I bequeth to the church of Seynt Alphe aforeseyde 
 a staiidyng cuppe of syluer and gylte w' a keueryng weyyng xxiiij 
 onc^ vnder y'^ condiciou that euery bryde y^ shalbe mareid in the 
 church of Seynt Alphe a foreseyde shal haue the seyde cuppe to be 
 boryn afore them att y* mariage yfE y'^y come to y*^ church wardeins 
 & dezier itt. (Same to the church of Okyugham in Barkeshere of 
 xij oil".) To the Trinyte autir a playn tabill cloth. Thomasyn 
 Sheby or Seby, 1506. (VI., 191.) 
 
 To be buried on the north side of the cross in the church yai-d 
 of Grenewich. ij tenements to be sold and I geue to the church of 
 Saynt Alphes in Grenewich for the nedefuU reparacou thereof for 
 the which gifte my husbond John Brightewod his frendes and my 
 frends maye continually be praied for iu tlie bedd roll by the sight 
 of the churchwardens fro yere to ycre. Margaret Stevens, weddyd 
 womnn, by tlie licence of AV'" Steuens my husbound, 1508. (VI., 206.) 
 
 I bequeth to the saide church a counterpoynte w' verdors to ly 
 be for the high aulter on principall festis in the honor of the 
 sacraiiient so y* my wyff haue the kepyng y'' of duryng hir lyff 
 berying hit to y^ chirch in the said fests. Perse Kyrfote, 1508. 
 (VI., 207.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in porticu partis borealis ecclesie de Grenewich. 
 W" Newerke, 1509. (VI., 262.) 
 
 To the mayuteniug of the ornaments belongiug to o'' lady aulter
 
 WEST KENT. Bl 
 
 in y' said cluircli iiij''. To iii:iiiilcviiin<^ of aiiltcr clotlis oi" Sayiit 
 Anil llicre iiij''. Si))ill Siiiytli, widow, 1515. (VII., 38.) 
 
 I will and l)e(|uclli lliat my hnnic annexed to the eliiinhe yerde 
 with thappiii'tcnaiu-cs w irlic I Ii(iii<j;li1 of George jlod^reson sliall 
 reuiayne in ihaiids of ihe clinrchcwardeyns of Est Grenewicli tliat 
 novve be and to all ihciii that lici'cafter shalhe for the tyme being 
 })erpetuaily to endure for euer to this enleni, tliat if tliere be any 
 meate or dryncke to be gyven to poore ])( ople at any burying, 
 monith mynde, or any other diriges that tlian the same nieate and 
 dryncke to be distributed amongst them w'in the same house be 
 cause it is not laiifFiill to ete and dryncke w*^in the clniroh. And 
 also the saide clnirchewardeyns to occupie the seide house w^ all 
 maner of suche busynes as is to the pleasure of God and profite of 
 the saide cluirche and so to continue as a churche house for euer. 
 William Grigge, 1517. (P.C.C., 38, Holder.) 
 
 To be buried w*in the churchyerde of Grenewiche nygtb to the 
 holy water stone. John 8onley, 1520. (VII., 19G.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Saynle Alphe in Grenewich before 
 the figure of Saynte Clement in tlie bodie of the churche where as 
 late my husbounde was buried. I w'ill there be a stone layde uppon 
 my grave and my husbands at the monyth mynde, price xxvj*'. xiijd. 
 Margarete Teccher, wido, 1520. (VII., 210.) 
 
 1 bequeith to y'' cross a thisside I^epforde in this parisch there 
 to be spente in the Kogacion dayes to the valor of iijs. u\jd. a yere 
 asslonge vntill tlie som of xx*-. be spent. John Whelar, 1521. 
 (VII., 23S.) 
 
 To be buried w'in the church yarde there nexte the holy water 
 stopp where Kateryn my moder lieth. An obett xiijs. yerely in 
 hancls of churchwardens, they to haue xxd., and so the reste of the 
 money to be by them imploed so that I haue no pompe of torches 
 nor grete rynging of belles, but that there be brede and ale at the 
 dirige to make the neighbors and poor people for to drinke. Richard 
 Broke, 1522. (VII., 244..) 
 
 To makyng a tabernacle ouer the sacrament in Grenewich 
 churche xls. William Derlyngton, vicar, 1525. (VIII., 85.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde of Grenewiche ass nygth the 
 holy water stok as maye be. John Edmonde, fleccher, 1529. 
 (VIII., 210.) 
 
 To bo beriede in y'' chapell off o'' lady in y'' churche of Est- 
 grenewiche. To our ladis lygth w'in our ladies cha[)cll vj*-. viij</. 
 My tenement bruhouse called y*' whitte hartt w'in Estgrenewiche 
 to vse of Katern my wiff duryiig hir liffe, and after hir decesse the 
 issuez, etc., of the bruhouse w'all the vtensiles and vstelmentts ofE 
 the same, y* is for to say, ledis, vatts, y*^ myll kynmells, kelers, and 
 kyldarkyns to be disposed and imployd in maner folowing, y* ys to 
 say : I wyll y* y^^ master and wardens off y^ brolheryd of sent 
 George & sent Anne & the to churche wardens off y'^ parishe off 
 Grenewyche shall kepe or cause for to be kept yerly perpetually 
 a nobet for y'^ soils of Ihon Chanipness & Kateryn hys wyffe and 
 all Crysteu soils, & y'= sayd obet euermore for to be kept the fry day
 
 32 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 after Sent Denys day in October at solempe dyrege on the thurs- 
 day at nyzght and masse on the morow. In primis I wyll y* y*' 
 vycar or ys depute schall haue for y*" dyrge and messe xijd., & euery 
 j pryst syngyng w*in y^ sayd churche for to haue viijrf., & euery 
 dark iiij</., for y^ pelys ijrt'., vuto vj chylldern \jd. Allso I wyll 
 yt ye forsayd master & wardens shall offer yerly vd. att y^ sayd 
 Eequiem messe, and I wyll ther shall be stowde amonks y*^ power 
 parochines iiijs. in bred, ij.s\ in spys bred, and a barell of ale iiij-s., 
 a galan of mawlsay xvjr/., ij pownds off cumfets :s.ijd., & to chysys 
 xx(/. Furder more I wyll y' y*" forsayd master & wardens shall 
 dele to power howsols in Grenweyche on Sent Thomas even before 
 Crystmas either in wod or cole yerly y^ sum off vjs. \ii]d., & for to 
 gene on good fryday yerly to power pypiill rjs. xujd., & allso I wyll 
 y' the master off y'^ forsayd brotheryd shall haue yerly xijd., & j^ 
 iiij wardens eche off them viijr/. for ther labors & payns, & for to 
 see y^ performacyon of thys my last wyll & testament euermore to 
 contynue by y'' suffraus of God and y'' ouer proffets & yssues off 
 ys same tenement brnehouse for to be to y'' behoffe off y*^ mayntenas 
 off y*^ brotheryd off Sent George and Sent Anne & to y'^ reparacyons 
 off y*^ parvche churche off Estgrenwyche equally for to be devydyd 
 betwene them. John Champueys, 1529. (VIII., 230.) 
 
 Ouerplus of estate to by a sewtt of white vestements for to 
 serue in y'' hyght fests of o' lady and y*^ amies of John Capp and 
 Jone for to be inbrodorvd apon y"^ sewtt. Jone Cappe, 1528. 
 Proved 1531. (VIII., 280.) 
 
 My wife shall fynde a priste the space of twoo yeres yn the 
 parish churche of Estgrenewhiche, and the preste shall after the 
 gospel 1 come downe to the chappell dore and there to pray for 
 my soule and all Xpen soules. John Jenyngs, 1541. (P. CO., 
 34, Alenger.) 
 
 To be buried in the north dore in the churchyard of Grenwiche. 
 Thomas Caley alias Sudbrow, Esq., & servant vnto o'' Soueraigne 
 Lorde the Kyng, 1546. (X., 198.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Grenwiche wHn the same 
 grave that my husbandes lyethe beryed in, & the Tombe to be made 
 an end of and w"' a stone of marble vpon it w' our pictures vpon it, 
 that is to save, two for my housbantles and one for my selfe, and 
 our names at our feetc. Agnes JJaltro]), widow, mydwyfe vnto the 
 laite Queue Jane, moder of our Soueraigne Lorde K} nge Edwarde 
 the si.\t, 1547. (XL, 19.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of East Grenwiche in the sowth yle 
 before the weddinge dore. Syniond Symmes, one of the yeoman 
 of the garde and baylye of the Towne of East Grenwiche, 1547-8. 
 (XL, 21.) 
 
 To be buried on the south side of the quyre of Saynte Alphage 
 next vnto the place where my late olile M' Maister Sergeante 
 Goldinge was laide. To Thomas Hecke the pace of grounde in 
 Grenewiche whcr ujion stode the elia|)]>cll of ihe Koodes. Kauffe 
 Tappvng, Sergeant of the Kings most lionorable Vestray, 1548, 
 (P.C.V., 24, Coode.)
 
 WEST KENT. 33 
 
 HADLOW. 
 
 Ad faciendam unam fenestram in ecclesia de Hadlo ex parte 
 boriali videlicet per altare B. Marie Virginis xxs. Thomas Walter, 
 1448. (T., 70.) 
 
 Ad faciendum unnm nouum superpelicium in ecclesia de Hadlo 
 xijr/. Margaret Fromond, 14S2. (V., 18.) 
 
 Lego ad construccionem unius fenestre veteris iuxta sedem Alicie 
 uxoris mee ex boriali parte dicte ecclesie x\s. si gardiani aut 
 parochiani dicte parochie volunt facere infra tres annos. John 
 Policy, 1488. (P.C.C, 12, Milles.) 
 
 To the amendyng of a wyudowe in the north syde of the saide 
 church xiij,<f. iiij^/. 'i\) the bying of a crosse of silver in the honor 
 of Godds diuine seruice to be don in the saide church of Hadlo xx.?. 
 James Gosse, 1498. (V., 228.) 
 
 Ad emendacionem sunime crucis in ecclesia de Hadlo xl*. John 
 Vmfrey, 1499. (P.C.C., 89, Home.) 
 
 To the church of Hadlo to bey a cope ten pounds, and to the 
 makeyng of a nue roode lofte in the said churche twenty pounds. 
 Thomas Fyssher, 1509. (VI., 258.) 
 
 To the rode lofte of the saide churche of Hadlowe xls. I will 
 to a staff for the beste cross of the saide churche xxs. John Stop- 
 felde, 1510. (VI., 278.) 
 
 To be buried in the bellfreye of the churche of Hadlowe. 
 Sir Raff Hougthon, vicar. Proved 19 Sept. 1518. (VI., 368.) 
 
 Land to be sold for xxli. to Edmonde my brother, and if he will 
 not buy then for the best sum, and the same to go to the makyng 
 of a new Rode lofte in Hadlow church. Richard Tebbe, 1513. 
 (VI., 372.) 
 
 To be buried w4n the church of Hadlow. I will to the hight 
 alter of Hadlow my beste couerlet to be layde be for the hight 
 aulter whan nede is. Sir Raff Colcloff, priest, 1514. Proved 
 24 April 1515. (VII., 30.) 
 
 To the church of Hadlow a surpless to be occupied ther to the 
 entent that Goddes seruiee there maye be the better mayntenyd. 
 John Buschop, yoman, 1515. (VII., 35.) 
 
 I bequeth a canoby of the valo of xiijs. [n\d. for the higth aulter 
 of Hadlo. John Somer, 1529. (VIIL, 1.) 
 
 Five marks to bye a vestyment for Hadlow churche. John 
 a Borne the elder, 1527. (VIIL, 94.) 
 
 To the church of Hadlo ij chalices price of foure poundes. 
 To Sir James Baynes my chapleyne till that he be promoted to 
 a benefice or other Ivving in perpetuyte iiij marks. Henry Fane, 
 Esq., 1533. (P.C.C.,^ Hogen.)
 
 34 TESTA MENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 HALLING. 
 
 To be buried in the chancel of the church of S' John Baptist of 
 Hailing. Eoger Siligrove, rector of Stone, 1461. (II., 195.) 
 
 To the church of Saynt John Bapte of Hallyng xls. w* the 
 whiche I will a chale.sse be bowte, and the names of me Richard 
 Longeman, Eobert Michell, and John Michell be imprynted in the 
 same. Kichard Longman of Halgesto, 1493. (Y., 224.) 
 
 HIGH HALSTOW. 
 
 Ad fabricandam capelle Saucti Jacobi \jd. Thomas Rolff, 1472. 
 
 Ad reparacionem novi operis capelle Sancti Jacobi in eeclesia 
 predicta vjs. Yujd. John Love, tailor, 1474. (IV., l73^) 
 
 John Watt of Northdon in the parish of Halsto in Hoo, 1485. 
 (Y., 66.) 
 
 To the church of Halgesto x\s. to by there w* a chalesse in the 
 which I will the name of me Eichard Longeman and John At the 
 Sole be imprynted in the fote. I will the curats in eueri churche 
 of the saide hundrede shewe in their churches that yff ther be any 
 yoman any yomans felow or womans son in the saide hundrede that 
 wil bye all the landes and tenements sumtyme Eicharde Longeman 
 of Halgesto and geve for them as they be worth and sonest paye 
 and content their for shall haue them wyth the folde table, 
 chayre, and fourme in the hall a ladder the queern stones w' the 
 beddyng and a cawderon in a forneys to be w* the sale of the saide 
 landes and tenements and eueri curate to haue for tlie proclamyng 
 of y' same iijd. I will my obyte be kepte yerely on Shere Thursdaye 
 w' prestes and clarkes syngyng, redyng, and prayeyng, and at after 
 noone that same day at the washeyng of the auters there to haue 
 bred and ale. To xij poor peple of the saide parish on goode fridaye 
 for euer xiiijr/. in the wurshyp of the passion of criste to praye for 
 the sowlles a boue named. Eichard Longeman of Halgesto, 1498. 
 ^^'•'224.) 
 
 To the vse of the same church a cliales price iiij murks. 
 Johanna Kempe, 1497. (V., 304.) 
 
 viij acres of lande to the church of Halsto to the entent to haue 
 masse and dirige be note w' al the bells and iiij''^ of whcte and iiij 
 of make for euermore to endur. I will viij lambes be soldo to the 
 payntyng of the image of Seynt Margaret in the same church. 
 After the decease of my moder my land except the viij acres to 
 be soldo to bye a cope to the vse of the church of Halsto xxs. 
 I bequeth to the bying of a legende to the vse of the same church. 
 Thomas Dalam, 1501. (V., 396.) 
 
 To eueri comptable ligth in the saide church iiij(/. 1 will iij 
 score moder shepe to fynde a obite in the said churche as longe as 
 the worlds standeth to do a dirige solemply be note a pon Soterdaye
 
 WEST KENT. 3r, 
 
 before Palmo Sondayo and hredo and ale to be geuon whan dirigc 
 is doon and on tlie Sondaye wliun mans is doon. Also 1 will v masses 
 be don apon the Mondaye or Tusedayc nexte foloyng on of the 
 trinite a not her of the v wounds and the other of the holy gost, of 
 our ladie and of Koquiem for the soullcs of my father and moder 
 John Palmar, Agnes his wiif and for my soull and for the soulles of 
 Laurence Moyes, Alice his wyff, Jean and Isabell and all Xpen 
 soulles. The which dirigo and masse I do to fullfill my moder will. 
 Item 1 will there be spente eueri yere a quarter whete and a quarter 
 malte of the bests they maye gett for money to make my obitt. 
 Also I will y* the wardens of the Cross ligtht do this obite and eueri 
 yere geue accompte of this catell before the ])arson and sex men of 
 the parissho nexte of my kynn. Witness, Sir John Podie, parson 
 ther. John Palmer the younger, 1508. (VI., 266.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell of our lady in the church of 
 Halgstowe. Geffrey Somer, 1/518. (VII., 128.) 
 
 I will that myn executors do bake pastyes at my monyth day 
 besides brede, ale, and other chargs to be doon for me. iiij acres 
 of land to be sold b}^ the iiij chef men of the parish of Halstowe to 
 make som stok to kepe an obite oons in the yere for euer at Halstow 
 for my soull and all Xten by the wardens of the cross ligtht and 
 eueri of them to haue for his labor \u\(I. Richard Whitbrede, 1522. 
 (VII., 252.) 
 
 To the high altar a lynon cloth of iij elles to be made holy to 
 lye ouer the aulter. Elizabeth Romnay, 1523. (VII., 314.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde before the churche porche. 
 Richard Page, 1525. (VIII., 5.) 
 
 To be buried in the chui'chyard of Halgstowe be syde the lytill 
 palme tree. Stephen Peclie, 1529. (VIII., 203.) 
 
 To be buried in the churche porche of Halsto and \js. viijr/. to 
 the pauyng of the same porche and yf it will not do it I will \]d. 
 more to haue it w^ell don. Robert Luddesdon, 1531. (VIII., 301.) 
 
 To be buried in the chiirchyerd. I will my executors doo bye 
 a stone to laye apon my graue w*^ my name and the names of 
 Margery and Joone my wiffs the doughters of Willyam Ram and 
 Henry Leman. John Love, 1533-4. (IX., 107.) 
 
 To be buried in the mydle aley there as my father lycth in the 
 church of Halstowe beside the Eonte. I Avill my executors schall 
 by a stone a geynste my xij month mynde to ley ouer me and my 
 fader wheruppoti I will that my name and my faders shalbe grauyd. 
 To the church for brekyng of the grounde iij*-. iiij^. I\Iy executors 
 to gyue C of rede heryng and half on mydlent Sondaye eueri 
 secounde yere whan the obet is doon for me and mv frends. 
 Thomas Love, 1534. (IX., 131.) 
 
 Item for a canapie cloth xvjs. Elizabeth Kebill, 1536. (IX., 231.) 
 
 To Halstowe parish to by shoes and gyue poore men on good- 
 fryday. John Eill of S' Margretts nexte Rochester, 1540. Proved 
 1546. (X., 205.) 
 
 I will there shalbe gyven to the pore people of Halstowe vjs. vVijd. 
 for one yere at iiij tymes in the yere that is to say atHallowtyde, at 
 
 i) 2
 
 36 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Crystymas, at Candilmas, and Easter. John Godding, husbandman, 
 1552. (XI., 196.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell. William a Gokeman, parson. 
 
 Dated 21 Nov., proved 25 Dec. 1558. (XII. (ii.), 306.) 
 
 HARTLEY. 
 
 Lego ad emendum vnum nouum missale ad usum dicte eeclesie 
 vjs. viijt?. Lego ad edificacionem vnius Botrace dicte eeclesie 
 iijs. injd. Lego dicte eeclesie vnum Torche precii sex solidorum 
 et octo denariorum. Thomas Cotyer, 1473. (IV., 128.) 
 
 I bequeth to by a cross of coper and gilte for Hartely church 
 xxvjs. viij(/. To reparacion of the church vjs. viijd. Thomas Crippes, 
 1527. (VlIL, 98.) 
 
 To Hertly church a pressionall prynted. John Bere of Eochester, 
 1542. (X., 24.) 
 
 HATES. 
 
 Sepelieudmn in cancella eeclesie beate Marie de Hese. Lego nouo 
 campanili eeclesie de Hese v marcas si potuissent recuperari 
 existentes in manibus ducis Bedforde.* Robert Burgeys, rector, 
 1421. (Lambeth, 351^ Chichele I.) 
 
 To a way in the parish of Hese called Hese lane xi]V/. W™ 
 Stone of West Wickham, 1471. (III., 110.) 
 
 Lego picture imaginis beate Marie in ecclesia de Heas vjs. \'njd. 
 Richard Aschlegth of Chelsfielde, 1493. (V., 204.) 
 
 To Hese church for a pece of lande Hott felde vjs. vujd. Alis 
 Shott of Bromley, 1499. (V., 327.) 
 
 To be buried within the chauncell of Heis. In meate and drinck 
 the day of my buriall xs. To reparacion of the Bells xi]d. Robert 
 Garrett, priest, 1566. (P.C.C, 16, Crymes.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell of the church of Hease. To the 
 poore mens box of Hease xd. John Hoore of Hease in Kent, 
 clerk. Proved 13 Feb. 1584-5. (P.C.C., 8, Brudenell.) 
 
 HEVEK. 
 
 Lego xxvjs. y\\jd. ad sustentacionem reparacionem et emenda- 
 cionem cooperture eeclesie parochial is de Hever. John Pro))hete of 
 Bridgestrete, London, 1415. J'roved 1420. (P.C.C, 33, Marche.) 
 
 HIGHAM. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in ca])ella Sancti Jacobi infra 
 ecclesia parochiali de Higham. The tenement in Higham in the 
 
 * It is doubtful whether ttiis bequest refers to Haye-s in Kent or Hayes in 
 Middlesex.
 
 WEST KENT. 3^ 
 
 which John at Kede now dwellelh, the residue after reparacons of 
 the reucnez, etc., of the aaide tenement lends, etc., I wyl that all 
 goo to the sustentacon and fynding of llichard Fordge, now keper 
 of an howse ther callyd the churchelu)wse, which church howso is 
 foundyd and made for the kepyng and saue garde of the parish 
 church gods of Higham aforesayde. Also I wyl that the sayde R'= 
 Forge hauc the seyde revenez and profetts towarde his sustentacon 
 and leuyng duryng the tyme y' lie is wardcyn and keper of the 
 sayde churchhowse, and after that the sayde K*^ Forge is dischargd 
 of the kepyng of the sayde churchhowse and a noder man electyd 
 and chosyn there to be warden by the paristhons of the sayde parish 
 of Higham, then I wyl that the seyde man so electyd & chosyn haue 
 the forsayde reuenez and profetts toward his sustentacon and 
 leuyng of the foresayde tenement lands & mersh. William RolfF, 
 1485. (V., 68.) 
 
 To the rode lot'te so they make itt nu. John Watts, 1496. 
 (V., 275.) 
 
 I will that the masteres of the worke of the Kodelof te haue xxs. 
 towarde the edifeyng of the same. To the iiij susters of the Abbey 
 of Higham. Thomas Coorteman, 1500. (V., 364.) 
 
 To be buried in the church afore the Rode and for my leyestow 
 ther vjs. viij^/. Harry Peryott, 1502. (VI., 50.) 
 
 Ad theosonoforum [?] in eadem ecclesia xij. Helias Borther, 
 1508. (VI., 217.) 
 
 Sir Rauff Worsley my curate, ouerseer, & he to haue vujd. & for 
 writing this will ijd. (List of debts. In primis to William Wod 
 for here xxijs. ixd. It. a kow to o'' lady light w* the farm at Michel- 
 mas. It. to the vicar for tithe iiij°'', etc.) Thomas Pole or Poole, 
 1527. (VIII., 106.) 
 
 ST. MARGARET HILLES. 
 
 (Now in ruins.) 
 
 To y^ church warkys of saynt Marie [?] Hyllvs xxs. John 
 Bokelond of Stone, 1478. (IV., 233.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem ecclesie parochialis S'^'= Margarate de Hilles 
 vjs. viijrf. Robert Yfelde of Sowthflete, 1484. (V., 40.) 
 
 To reparacion of Sayut Margarets church \\<l. Robert Mauusell 
 of Horton, 1533. Proved 1537. (IX., 233.) 
 
 HOO, ALLHALLOWS. 
 
 To be buried in the parish chirch. To the werkes of the body 
 of the same chirch xls. Thomas Pympc tlielder, squyer, 1473. 
 [Mentions his daughter Margaret the prioress of .Mailing and his 
 daughter Alice, nun of the same.] (P.C.C, 10, AVattys.) 
 
 Lego edificacioni prelate ecclesie Omnium Sanctorum xh/. 
 Sir James Barne, vicar, 1512. (VI., 323)
 
 38 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 I geue to the churche o£ Alhalows a acre of laud and a yard 
 lying be norths the land of John Grye in Euery. William Churche, 
 1518. (YIL, 132.) 
 
 I bequeth to the makyug of a chirch hous in the said parish xs. 
 Thomas Crippe, 1518. (VII., 131.) 
 
 To be buried in my chaunsell befor the principall ymage wher 
 I will ther be layde a stone w* the j^icture of a preste. To the 
 church of Alhalows to bey a mass bote xxs. Sir Steuen Sheraton, 
 vicar, 1518. (A^II., 144.) [N.B. — His brass was duly placed as 
 requested. It has now disappeared, but the inscription remains 
 and reads : " Orate pro anima domini Stephani Sheraton quondam 
 vicarii hujus ecclesie qui obiit xix die Septembris Anno Domini 
 MV'^XVIII. Cujus anime propecietur Deus."] 
 
 I will that the couerlet that lieth ouer me whan I am born to 
 churche be gevyn to the churche. Isabella Longeman, mdow, 
 1521. (VII., 233.) 
 
 Towarde the bying of a grayll boke to Alhalows churche 
 xiijs. iiijfA and vjs. viijr/. that .... Dags owith me. John Streton, 
 1528. (VIIL, 153.) 
 
 HOO, SAINT MART. 
 
 Lego ad sustentacionem luminum dicte ecclesie videlicet super 
 trabem ibidem ac circa sustentationem lumiuis vokat le Trone 
 cuilibet iiijd. Thomas Friday de Feune in parochia S*^^ Marie in 
 Hoo, 1484'. (V., 57.) 
 
 To by a cloth to the hie auter there vjs. W'" Fuller, 1505. 
 (VI., 166.) 
 
 To be buried before the north doore in the churchyarde there. 
 To the church a coope, jirice xxvjs. viijJ. John Frauncess, 1515. 
 (VII., 45.) 
 
 To Kateryu my wift' my house iw Churche Strete and ij acres of 
 land in upper Milldown during hur lyif, and after hur decease I 
 will my house in Churche Strete be sold and the parisshe to haue it 
 before any other yf they will for the clarke a noble w'in the price, 
 and the money ther of to be bestowid for the helth of my soull 
 as the parson thynketh beste. Richard Saunder, 1515. (VII., 
 58.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the bodye of the church ij mother shepe. 
 John Hall, 1525. (VII., 370.) 
 
 To be t)iiricd in the chansel. For a canapy as mocho sateii ot" 
 breggs* as will snIKcioiitly serve for the same vse. Executor, Sir Raff 
 W'orsley, viear of 11 ighain, to whom I make clerly reless of my 
 indentur of the parsonage of Saynt Maries for my yeris, he paying 
 my master his duty for y'^ same. Sir William Gaell, prest, curate 
 and termor of Saynt Maries in Hoo, 1526. (Vlll., 3S.) 
 
 To be buried in y*^ parisli church of Sent Maris next the south 
 dore. To reparacion of the body of the church for my buriall there 
 iij«. iiijt/. Richard Makyus, 1531. (IX., II.) 
 
 * Satin made in Bruges.
 
 West ]k:ent. bo 
 
 To be buried in the church of Saynt Maries before the Crucifix. 
 I boqueith for a stone to be bougth & layde vppon me vppon my 
 buryail \v' a scripture of bras of the tyme of my deth to he fixed 
 and sett in the same stone xxxiij*. iuyf. A vestement to be bought 
 for Saynt Maries church accordyng to a cope that I late bought 
 and gaue to the same church of Saynt Maries, to thentent to 
 haue my soull there specially in the bedroll prayd for. Giles 
 Palmar, 1-132. (IX., 100.) 
 
 HOO, ST. WEKBUEGH. 
 
 Corpus mcum ad sepeliendum coram altare Sancte Trinitatis in 
 ecclesia. 1 will lliat myn heirs shall haue v yerdis of land lying in 
 Longefeld and v yerdis of land in Pcttefeld upon this condicon 
 folowyng : that thes shall make or doo make yerly a yefale on trinite 
 eve and on the trinite Sondaye, beryng chargis yerly v bushell of 
 wethe and j seine of malt and xijrf. in chese, too distrubut at my pla;-e 
 in the worship of the trinite, and on euery Trinite Sondaye yerly 
 myne heris to offer j masse peny in the worship of the Trinite, and 
 in case be that myne heirs refuse to make that said yefale and the 
 chargis aforsaid, then the for said yefale to be sold by my feffors, 
 and the money therof resceyvid to be disposid to the reparacon 
 of the Trinite Yle by the discrecon of my feffors. Stephen Jacobe, 
 1480. (III., 265.) 
 
 Lumini lampadis Stephani John peudentis coram altare beate 
 Marie vnam ouem matricem. Lego lampadi ardenti coram ymagi- 
 uem Sancti Cristoferi. Ad sustentacionem lampadis ardentis coram 
 altare Sancte Trinitatis vnam ouem matricem. Alice Goldehall, 1472. 
 (IV., 41.) 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in cancella. Post decessu meo qua- 
 dam clausura terre iuxta Vicariam ibidem vocata Brignans vendatur 
 per executes meos. Laurence Dokeworth, vicar, 1488. (V., 108.) 
 
 Sepeliendum infra porticum dicte ecclesie ex parte australi. Ad 
 sustentacionem lampadis coram beate Marie Virgine. John Pratt, 
 senior, 1487. (V., 118.) 
 
 Alice my wyfe to haue my bowse and also doyng yerely the 
 charge of a yeveale att All Halowyn tyde for euermore to be 
 enduryd. Stevyn Sprake, 1489. (\'., 158.) 
 
 To the peyntyng of a dome over the Rode in the seyde church 
 xxs. Also vjs. viijd. to an autur cloth for the hye autur. Uauy 
 Bedill, 1498.' (V., 200.) 
 
 To be buried in tlie church in the alia before the crucifix next 
 vnto the stone of E-ichard Charlys. John Bedill thelder, 1500. 
 (P.C.C, 8, Moone.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in ecclesia iuxta hostium australe. John Prat, 
 1500. (P.C.C, 4, Moone.) 
 
 To the church a couerlite color grene for to be okupeyd att the 
 churchyng of purificacion of women there. Margaret Joye, 1503. 
 (VL, 65.)
 
 40 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 I will y*^ John my soue shall do or cause to be doou yerly the 
 secunde Sundaye of lente an obett in the parish church of Hoo 
 duryng the terme of vij yers, and also to make viij buschells of 
 whete in brede and viij bz malte to Ale and ijs. in heryng, to be 
 distribute and spent at the seyde obett yerly duryng the terme 
 abouesayd. William Andrew, 1504. (VI., 99.) 
 
 To the church of Hoo iijs. iiij^Z. to bv a legendary. Thomas 
 Wodgrene, 1510. (VII., 17.) 
 
 On kowe to the mayntenyng of Ih'c masse. John Devell, 1512. 
 (VI., 333.) 
 
 I will a clothe be bougthte for to laye before women whan they 
 be purified w* the picture of the purificacion of our ladie, the 
 price vs. Alice Joye, widow, 1513. (VII., 15.) 
 
 My executors shall by a stone of marble, price the stone 
 xxvjs. viij J., w* my name writon ther vppon. Petyr Pasche, 1513. 
 (VII., 130.) 
 
 On accar of land lying in Northefeld callyd Longland shall 
 remayn to John my sou and to his heyrys on thys condycon, that 
 he and hys heyrys euery Groode Eryday for euermore do bake or 
 cause to be bakyn a bushell of goode Avhete in wastell breede, and 
 euery wastell in valo"" of a ob', and so to be delyuered to poure 
 people wher ned ys most or schalbe in the chyrche of Hoo. William 
 Colt, 1516. (VII., 83.) 
 
 I bequeth xxs. to the mendyng and gyldyng of the gret old 
 chalys. Henry Woodgrene, 1516. (VII., 86.) 
 
 To be berid withyn the seyd pariscli church in y® Trynyte lyll. 
 My house at Grenhill uextvnto the yevall howse on the sowth side. 
 Also Crystyan my wiif to haue the howse callid the yevall howse at 
 Grenhill w^ all the lands thereto belonging, sufferyng the wardaynez 
 and bredryen of the yevall off Sayut Warborows to haue y'^ liberte 
 therein w' frey goyng and fre comyng, to occupye in the said howse 
 xiiij days a fore ISeynt Warborow day and xiiij days after, to holde 
 therein y'^ yevall as hit haith been used and customed in tyms past 
 w'^owt any interrupcion, and after the decess of y'^ seid Crystian the 
 said howse called y*^ yevall howse w* y® londez holye remayne vnto 
 Jone my douyter, and to suffer the wardaynes and bredren a fore- 
 seid to have free liberte in y'^ same as a for is rehersed, and if she 
 dye vv'owt lieyrez then my feoffees to infeoffe certayn persones of 
 y'= sold parische in y'' same howse and londs, to y*^ vse y' is to say y"- 
 y'= wardanes and bredryn off Seyntt Warborow afoi'e said shall haue 
 y^ lettyng owyte of y" said tenement and londez callid y'' yevall 
 howse for their yevall as afore is reliershede, and to kepe an obitt 
 for me and Crystian and all crysten soul Is in my seid parische 
 church in y*= day of Ashe Wedynesday w' placebo and dyryge, 
 and on y'' morowe after a masse off requyeni by notto, and the 
 residue to suslentacon and uuiyntenyng of Jh'us masse euery 
 Fry day for euer. My live acres in Crowne well croft in Scynt 
 Edniundhill in tlie seid parische. Thomas Iredell, dated 18 April 
 1528. Proved 11 February 1528-9. (Vlll., 193.) 
 
 To be buried in the church afore the Rode by syde my
 
 West kext. 41 
 
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 husbond Stephen Rolfe. An auller clotli for the tor front of y 
 hight aultcr, price xl*. Jooiie Rolf, widow, 1531. (VIII., 
 299.) 
 
 To the liiglit way betwen y" well aboue my howsc and the crosse 
 callid Salmon crosse vs. To the reparacon of the organs in Hoo 
 churche xxs. John Wodgreiie, 1533. (IX., G7.) 
 
 To Hoo churclie a boke callid a grayll, to be bought by myn 
 executor to the valew of hie discresioii. Alice Wodgreue, widow, 
 1533. (IX., G7.) 
 
 For a cope to be bougth for Saynt Werburg parish church xli. in 
 money. Giles Palmer of St. Marys, 1533. (IX., 100.) 
 
 To be buried in the churche porche of Hoo. To the churche of 
 Hoo to white it w' lyme and sande xl.v. To the pari she clarke of 
 Hoo for the tyme being after the decess of Alice my wiff my litle 
 me.suage and a garden theruiito adjoyiiing, and to his successors to 
 duell in fro tyme to tyme, keping necessary reperacons of the same. 
 John Mott, 1531-. (IX., 142.) 
 
 To be buried in the south Churche porche. John Larke, 1535. 
 (IX., 174.) 
 
 To the maynteuance of Ih'u mass in Hoo church ten shepe. 
 John Hraibroke of Coulling, 1535. (IX., 181.) 
 
 To maintain Jesu mass and x mother shepe to be gyffyn to the 
 bachelars lyght, otherwise callid ou'' ladys light. William Borne, 
 bacliilar, 1532. (IX., 36.) 
 
 To be buried in the sowthe alley in v^ churche of Hoo. Edward 
 Pratt, 1540. (XI., 120.) 
 
 Towards a bell for to Ringe before a corse to yerth iiijf/. 
 Thomas Lewar, 1555. (XII. (i.), 58.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Hoo withoute the chancell 
 doore. My executor on my buryall for diridge and masse accord- 
 ing to the auncyente custome. A vestment to the church of Hoo 
 now in my keepyng. Wayter Tresse, yeoman, 1557. (XII. (i.), 
 200.) 
 
 HORSMONDEN. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in cancella ecclesie de Horsmonden 
 coram ymagine beate Margarete virginis super quod c()r])us ad 
 decus ecclesie volo vt vna tumba construatur super quanujuid tuni- 
 bam sepulcrum dominicum preparari velim. Lego Sancto Sepulcro 
 aliud linthiamen. Lego ecclesie predicte vnum facitergium pro 
 parochianis inibi comunicandis.* John Eobbe alias Toty, clerk, 
 1484. (P.C.C, 20, Logge.) 
 
 To be buried yn the parish church of Saint ^largaret yn Hors- 
 monden. To Dorothie my daughter \\I. if she be a woman of the 
 worlde and maried, and if slie be a woman of religion or a nonne 
 then daughter Elizabeth x'"^^ and said Dorothv the residue. John 
 Sampson, geiitilman, 1491. (P.C.C, 3, Uogett.) 
 
 To a booke or a chalice or a nother ornament moost behofull 
 
 * i.e., a towel for use as a housHng cloth.
 
 42 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 vnto the said cliurcli xls. A cade of Eed hering and a barell of 
 white hering in Lente for three yeres on Eridav and Sonday in 
 Lent. Alexander Payntor, dated 1494. Proved 1495. (P.C.C, 20, 
 Vox.) 
 
 To the seyde church vjs. viijr/. to by therew* a boke conteynyng 
 the seruyce of the Crucifigcon of Ih'u. Thomas Bengkyn, 1504. 
 (VI., 104.) 
 
 Lego facture tabernaculi sancte Margarte iijs. iiij</. To the 
 beying of a booke that is most necessary to be hadd in the same 
 church of Horsmonden xxs. To the beying of a chaless liij«. iii^d. 
 John Walker, 1510. (VI., 271.) 
 
 To reparacion of the fote ways betuen my house at Beaghynden 
 and Horsmonden church xxx*' plankes of ten fote length, wherof I 
 will shalbe plankid at suche stilez in the sayde waye where as moste 
 nede schalbe vnder condicion that suche persones that have noyous 
 diches a geyiist the saide ways schalbe plankid will scour and make 
 clene the same noyous diches. Raffe Edemede, 1526. (VIII., 84.) 
 
 In certain circumstances profit of lands " for xx^' yeris to the 
 church of Horsmonden to bye w* a grete bell." William Menge, 
 1528. (VIIL, 154.) 
 
 To the gilding of y'^ Roode xii(/. Thomas Groldesmyth, 1532. 
 (IX., 45.) 
 
 HORTON KIRBY. 
 
 Sepeliendum in ecclesia de Horton. Sir Richard Wyiiseby, 
 vicar, dated 1420. Proved 1432. (P.C.C, 17, Luffenan.) 
 
 Lego fabrice ecclesie beate Marie de Horton xxs. John Martin 
 thelder of Dartford 1457. (P.C.C, 10, Stokton.) 
 
 Ad opus et reparacionem campanilis ecclesie videlicet pro Syng- 
 yllyng xx.s-. Ad emendacionem vie vocate le cawse ducentis se ab 
 ecclesia de Horton vsque crucem ibidem vyl. John Hancock, 1475. 
 (IV., 184.) 
 
 To reparacion of the bodie of the church xs. John Byrche, 1513. 
 (VII., 7.) 
 
 To the bvinge of a coope to Horton Church xxs. Richard Best, 
 1533. (P.C.C, 10, Hogen.) 
 
 To Horton church xh. for a coope. Robert Maunsell, dated 
 1533. Proved 1537. (IX., 233). 
 
 HUNTON. 
 
 Lego ad faciendum vnum le porchc de eadem ecclesia de 
 Huntyngdon viginti libras. William Heede thelder, 1513. 
 (P.C.C, 18, Eetiplace.) 
 
 To the leading of the new porch at Hunton x.s'. Nicholas 
 Astyn (.f East l-'aHcgh, 1532. (P.C.C, 19, Thower.) 
 
 Ecu- be(jueHt for building the chapel ol C)ur Lady [on the south 
 vside], see Avclioeoloyia Caniiana, Vol. XXllL, p. 142.
 
 THE PORCH OF HUNTON CHURCH. 
 
 liuill between 15l;j and l^a^. 
 
 (See iia.uo 12.)
 
 West kent. 43 
 
 ifield ok siiixglewef>[.. 
 
 Lego ad eooperturam oapelle in villa de Shynglduelle xiij.v. iiij</. 
 Ad rectoreiii de Ifeld vj*-. viijr/. John Prophete of London, dated 
 1415. Proved 1420. (F.C.C., 33, Marche.) 
 
 IGHTHAM. 
 
 Lego paroc'hiali ecelesie de Igtliam in comitatu Kancic ad con- 
 struceionem fabrice ejusdem ecelesie quum incipiunt construccionem 
 fabrice xiijs. iiij</. John Weston of S^ Olave's, London, 1420. 
 (P.C.C, 50, Marche.) 
 
 I geve vj siluer spones to make a pax to the cliinvli of Igtham. 
 John Mott of Hoo, 1534. (IX., 142.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish church of Itheham in the chauncell 
 beside my first wife. Sir Richard Clement, Knight, 1538. (P.C.C, 23, 
 Dyngeley.) [N.B. — Part of his brass remains.] 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell w4n the parish church of Itam. 
 William Barley, 1542. (P.C.C, 13, Spert.) 
 
 KEMSING. 
 
 Ad ornandum sine reparandum capelle Sancte Edithe de Kem- 
 sing x\d. John Medehurst de Kyngsdon, 1451. (I., 104.) 
 
 Lego ad reparacionem vnius le Butterace ecelesie predicte x&-. 
 Thomas Premlyn, 1499. (V., 329.) 
 
 KESTON. 
 
 To the church of Keston to the makyng of setts in the same 
 church vjs. viijJ. William Crowland of West Wickham, 1521. 
 (P.C.C, il, Maynwaryng.) 
 
 To be buryed in the parish church of Kestone soe ueare vuto 
 the corps of my late wief as conveniently maiebe. To the reparacion 
 of the parish church of Keston xxs. Item, I geve vuto the church- 
 wardens of the saide parrishe to the vse of the parrishioners of the 
 same parrish one cup of syluer, nowe remayninge in the custodie 
 of the parson of the same parrishe, to be allways used at the 
 administracon of the sacrament of the Lords Supper as heretofore 
 vsuallie yt hathe been, for which onlie purpose 1 bought yr, and I 
 will that the same cupp allvvaies remaine in the custodie of the 
 parson of the saide parrish nowe beiiige and which for y"^^ time 
 shalbe to thonlie vse aforcsaide. Thomas Steven of Kestone, 
 yeoman, dated 28 Jan. 1599. Proved 28 April 1G07. (P.C.C, 28, 
 Huddlestone.)
 
 44 TESTAMEXTA CANTIANA. 
 
 TaXGSDOWN. 
 
 Sepel: infra porticum ecclesie de Kingesdon. Lego ad facturum 
 unius panni honesti ad pendendum in fonte cainere crucifixi xv(/. 
 Lego ad faciendum unius panni honesti pro ornamento sepulehri 
 in dicta ecclesia xld. John Medehurst, 1451. (I. lOl.) 
 
 KNOCKHOLT. 
 
 Lego fabrice ecclesie de Okolte vs. Eoger Godestre, 1368. 
 (Lambeth, 120'', Langdon.) 
 
 Lego capelle de Ocolte \^lum vestimentum quod utebar in capella 
 mea de Orpvngtou. Nicholas, rector ot Orpyngton, dated 1370. 
 Proved 1871." (Lambeth, 119«, Whittlesey.) 
 
 William Brampton, citizen and fishmonger, of London, in his 
 will dated llOo, proved 1406, desires that if his sons die Avithout 
 heirs his lands, etc., are to be sold, and a fourth part " ad opus sus- 
 tentacionem et maintenendum ecclesie parochialis Sancte Katerine 
 de Scoteis Okolt in comitatu Kancie," 1406. (P.C.C, 12, Marche.) 
 
 I will haue geuyn a gold ring to the reparacon of the parish 
 church of Nokeolde. Margaret Lemans of Bromley, 1484. 
 (VL, 21.) 
 
 LAMBERHUEST. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in ecclesia de Lamberhurst. 
 Willielmo Wallere iilio meo monacho de Batayle xxs. Katerina 
 Wallere relicta Thome Wallere. (Lambeth, 374^ Chichele 1.) 
 
 Sepeliendum extra hostium chori abbatis de Begham ex parte 
 australi. William Burgoyne, 1433. (P.C.C, 17, LufPenam.) 
 
 Ad opus fenestre occidentalis ecclesie et cancelli Sancte Katerine 
 vjs. xiijd. John Courthope, 1446. (I., 38.) 
 
 Jjego vnam tabulam alabasti Sancti Thome in ecclesia predicta 
 xij^. William Patenden, 1472. (IV., 39.) 
 
 Lego ecclesie predicte pro vna noua capa vjs. viijr/. Thomas 
 Rolff, 1475. (IV., 218.) 
 
 vSepeliendum in ecclesia iuxta sedem meam. James Patenden, 
 dated 1488. Proved 1489. (P.C.C, 28, Milles.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem campanarum xiij«. iu\d. John Horgekyn, 
 senior, 1489. (V., 160.) 
 
 To the pauyng of the saide churche, that is for to saye, from 
 the dore of the sowthe syde of the saide churche vn to the chawn- 
 sell dorc of Savnt Katerine in the fore named church vjs. AVilliam 
 Richarde, 1494. (V., 238.) 
 
 Sepeliendum in choro. William Lovell, vicar, 1508. (P.C.C, 12, 
 Bennett.) 
 
 Ad emendum vnum antiphonarium xiij.s'. \u\d. Agnes Thomas, 
 1509. (VI., 23H.) 
 
 To the gyldiug of our lady Ijd. Nicholas Bexley, 1517. (VII ., 87.)
 
 AVEST KENT. 45 
 
 To bo buried in the churcb. •Ihnn ITogekyn thelder, lo.^^. 
 (IX., 83.) 
 
 To tlio byiiifi; of a cope iiij//. Jobri Cbary, lo84. CTX., 1 15.) 
 
 To bf l)uritHl in Ibe parisb t-bnrt-b of Laniberhur.st witbin the 
 cbapell of ISaint Kah'vyn there. Henry Darell of Scoteney in 
 Lamberhnrst, Esquier, dated 1 Feb. 27 H. AM II. Proved 3 July 
 1536. (P.C.C, 37, Ilotren.) 
 
 [NoTR. — The will of Sir Jolui Ball, vicar, 1466, is in Eochester, 
 11., 373.] 
 
 LEE. 
 
 To the reparation of the stepyll \v\d. Water Alen, 1495. 
 
 To be buried in the parish church of Lee in the chauncell vpon 
 the soutli side. My executors to ordeyne and doo to be made and 
 sett upon my burying place and ouer my body a worshipfull tombe 
 and theruppon to be graven myn owne amies and the armys of my 
 wife. Robert Kyppon thelder, 1500. (P.C.C, 12, Moone.) 
 
 To the works of the stepill ther xij(/. Petir Harry, 1503. 
 
 To the parish church of Lee in Kent a baner clothe of silke and 
 a paynted cloth and a portuous. Sir John Wartre, prest of S' 
 George, Southwark, 1504. (P.C.C, 22, Holgrave.) 
 
 To the byldinge of the church of Lee vj*-. iiijfl'. Edward Skerne 
 of Est Grenewich, 1518. (P.C.C, 10, Ayloffe.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Light. To Light Churche a 
 syrpless. An obett to be kept the moro after the decolacon of 
 Saynt John. The obitt not kepte att the daye the parson my suc- 
 cessor ons to giff the wardens monicion, the next fawlt I will the 
 parson do let the comissary have knowlleg and then they to se it 
 kept where they thynke most convenyaut. Sir Simon Templeman, 
 rector, dated 1526. Proved 1527. (VIII., 16.) 
 
 LEIGH NEXT TONBRIDGE. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepelienduui in ecclesia de Legb. Richard 
 Bourbage, vicar, 1435. (Lambeth, 450\ Chichele I.) 
 
 To the church of Ligth to hey a pax of siluer xxs. George 
 Salmon of Ligth next Tumbreg, 1513. (\'l.. 363.) 
 
 To be buryd in the chancell of Lyghe. To the bildyng of a new 
 stepyll at Lyghe uijli. xiijs. iiij</. to be paid in forme folowyng, that 
 is to saie the same yere that it shall plese the parishons of the saide 
 parische of Lygiie to begyn to make new the saide stypell then they 
 to haue the same yere xiijs. mjd. to be paid at iiij vsuall fests and 
 termes tyll the said somme of iiij//. xiijs. iiij</. be fully and trewly 
 contentyd and paid. My messuage and liowse callyd Clements 
 stondyng at Lyghe Greue w' a croft callyd the Merles to be soldp
 
 46 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 for a prest to syiig for my soule. The churclieAvardens to haue my 
 chief messuage where in now 1 inhabite callyd Bernetts w' all the 
 demayii, londes, etc., iu Lyghe and all those in Pypenbery for vij 
 yeres for a prest to syng in Lyghe churche and to mendyng of 
 hvghwayes, etc. Eoger Lewknor, gent., 1525. Proved 152(3. 
 (VIII., 40.) 
 
 To be buried in the church yearde of Lyglit before y^ porche 
 dore. W" Becher, 1581. (IX., 22.) 
 
 To the chest standing in the churche tor the receite towardes 
 the relefe for the pore people inyL John Carpenter y^ elder, 1550. 
 (XL, 122.) 
 
 An honest preacher sufficientlie licensed and auctorised to 
 preache the worde for one sermon to be maid in the church of 
 Lighe the next Sonday after the day of my buryall ijs. nijd. Item 
 for one other sermon to be mayd the Sonday after my monthes day 
 ijs. iiijr/. W"' Ashedowne, 1551. (XL, 149.) 
 
 LEWIS HAM. 
 The Church Eabric. 
 
 Yolo quod executores mei dent operi corporis ecclesie de Leues- 
 ham xx«. Johan Furneux, 1401. (P.C.C, 1, Marche.) 
 
 To the church werkys iij.s. uijd. John Mayhew, 1473. (IL, 53.) 
 
 To the chirch werkys of Leuesham xijd. James Stratford of 
 East Crenewieh, 1474. (IV., 186.) 
 
 To the coueryng of the same church xjs. viij\/. Richard 
 Howchenson, 1500. (V., 374.) 
 
 I bequeth to the reparacon of the forsaid church x\s. Eoger 
 Fitz, 1504. (P.C.C, 7, Holgrave.) 
 
 The Lady Chapel. 
 
 To the byldyng of o'' lady chapell w'iii the same church iijs. iiijc?. 
 liichar.l Howchenson, 1500. (V., 374.) 
 
 To be buried before or beside our lady chapell in the churche- 
 yarde. Thomas Peede, yoman, 1514. (VIL, 27.) 
 
 A preste to syng for half a yere & to haue for his salary v marks 
 & to syng at our lady aulter in the bodie of the saide churche. 
 Stephen Leucndale, 15^20. (A'll , 187.) 
 
 To be buried in o'' lady chapill wMn the parish Church of 
 Lewisham as nere vnto the pLace wheras iiiyn aujicestours lyeth as 
 may be convenientlie. Kobert Cheseman, 1547. (XL, 2.) 
 
 The Rood Loft. 
 
 My house in Essex to be solde, on halfe to Agnes my wyfe for 
 the fytidyng of hir childeryn, & the other halfe to the church of 
 Leuisham to make the liodo lofte of the seyde church. Thomas 
 Owtercdo, tanner, 1502. .(VL, 53.)
 
 WEST KENT. 47 
 
 TuE Tower. 
 
 Toiu'iiuMitiuii inciini in Est (rrciicwicli ;ul cilifiL-acioiiciii carnpaiiilis 
 ex noiio edilicari in dictu cimitcrio de Leuesluiin. William .Spri<^g, 
 1471. (111., 109.) 
 
 To the makvnsi; of the stei)vll iij.v. \\\]J. Tlniinas Edward, 1478. 
 (IV., 04.) 
 
 To the operacon, etc., of the stepvl .x marcs. Christian Sprig, 
 1478. (IV., 80.) 
 
 To y« stepill \vorl<e iij.s-. iiijr/. W" Scott, 1478. (IV., 105.) 
 
 Volo quod Joliaiines iiliu« mens dabit fabrice Campanilis xx-y. 
 John Crokker, senior, 1474. (IV., 198.) 
 
 Fabrice noui campanilis yjs. v'nyL Cecilia wyfe of John Lam- 
 kyn of Perystrete in Leuesham, 1 174. (IV., 205.) 
 
 Do fabrice campanilis iijs. iiij'/. Roger Dene, 1475. (IV., 
 232.) 
 
 To the new wark of y^ new stepille in y^ same church iijs. iujd. 
 John Gossipp, smyth, 1476. (III., 146.) 
 
 Fabrice campanilis ecclesie de Leuesham de nouo faciendi 
 v]s. viijii. John^Gwyn, 1476. (III., 154.) 
 
 To y'' new makyng of the stepill xvjs. Watyr Newman, 1476. 
 (III., 164.) 
 
 Lego ad constructionem campanilis ejusdem ecclesie x\d. soluen- 
 dos ad duas vices quorum xx" solvent xviij die mensis Marcii A" D"' 
 m'^cccclxxix et viginti denarios inde soluaut xviij Marcii An" extunc 
 prox: sequent: Thomas Broke, 1478. (VI., 5.) 
 
 Lego fabrice campanilis ecclesie parochialis de Leuesham xiijs. 
 iiijrf. Bernard Cavill of Cheselhurst, 1479. (VI., 8.) 
 
 To the operacvons of the new stvpyll in Leuysham xijrf. John 
 Almayu, 1483. (VI., 17.) 
 
 To the new makvng of the stipyll in the same church xls. John 
 Newman y*^ elder, 1483. (VI., 17.) 
 
 Edificacioni noui campanilis x.s. Symon Bate, 1483. (VI., 
 20.) 
 
 Lego ad edificacionem noui campanilis predicte ecclesie none 
 busshell : frumenti soluendas ad festum Omnium Sanctorum prox : 
 post decessu meo. Richard Combe, 1484. (VI., 16.) 
 
 To y^ reparacion of y*^ Nu stepill xxd. John Broke, 1486. 
 (VI., 162.) 
 
 To y'' byldyng of the nu stepill \'(]if. My howse and garden to 
 my wyfe Alis for her life, then that on halfe to go to y" bildyng of 
 y'^ ste])ill ill Ivpun sham and y' other ])arte to be delyuered to Alison 
 Smarden. John Kyiigston," 1487. (VI., 141.) 
 
 Lego ad edificacionem campanilis xij(/. John Jchnsone, 1491. 
 (VI., 149.) 
 
 To makvng of the stepill of Leuysham \f>. Thomas Bedell of 
 Brumlegh, 1492. (VI., 151.) 
 
 To the makyng of the nn stepill xiijs. Vujd. AV'" Feyrewvn, 
 1494. (V., 235.) ^ 
 
 Towards the reparacions and jnaking of tlie steple of the paryshe
 
 48 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 church of Lewisham wher I now am parishen v marcs sterling to 
 prav for mv soule. Evchard Walker, citizen & grocer of London, 
 1494. (P.C.C, 22, Vox.) 
 
 I •R'ill my executors glaze the grete new wyndnwe in the belfraye 
 with the picture of the Passion of our Lord. Eobert Cheseman, 
 1498. (P.C.C, 20, Home.) 
 
 To the makevng of the vice of the steple in the saide churche of 
 Leuysham xxvjs! viij^. William Batt, 1512. (VI., 320.) 
 
 The Bells. 
 
 Towarde the bving of a bell iij7/. vj.s. viij^Z. John Fraunces, 
 1517. (VII., 112.") 
 
 To the saide churcli towarde the bying of a bell xs. Stephen 
 Leuendale, 1520. (VII., 187.) 
 
 Towards a bell for the same church xh/. Eichard Edwards, 
 whelwrigth, 1527. (VIII., 129.) 
 
 To the belles xs. Thomas Grvme, husbondeman, 1529. (VIII., 
 224.) 
 
 To the belles of Leuysham \js. viijrf. Thomas Gryme, hus- 
 bondeman, 1529. (VIII., 226.) 
 
 To the bell iij.§. iiijf/. Uenvs Batt alias Gryme, late the wyff of 
 Thomas Batt alias Gryme, 1529. (VIIL, 226.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the bells \js. viijd. Cuthbert Streyte, 
 1556. (XII. (i.), 59.) 
 
 Churchyard Cross. 
 
 To the nwe crosse in the churche yarde of Leuesham xxd. 
 Adam Momforth, 1523. (VII., 268.) 
 
 Organ. 
 
 An obligacion in the which the w'in namyd Alen Johnson 
 standeth bounde vnto me. The residue of my obligacion unbe- 
 queathed the Church of Leuesham shall haue hit towarde a payre 
 of organys yf they bey anye or els to some other thynges as schall 
 please the churche wardens and the saide parrische. Also I will 
 the obligacion schalbe kepte in a cheste in the churche to the 
 entent that the payments maye be sett vpou the bakside of the 
 obligacion as it hath been a fore. Stephen Colman, 152L (VIIL, 
 243.) 
 
 Ornaments. 
 
 Vnum portiforium advalorem xij marc : et remanebit in choro dicte 
 ecclesie coram vicario imperpetuum. W'" Sprigg, 1471. (II L, 
 109.) 
 
 To the church a towghel price vjs. viijrf. John Goldyug, smythe, 
 1478. (VI., 7.)
 
 WEST KENT. 49 
 
 If the i-liurchwardens or any other well dispo.sid persones wilbey 
 a nue cope or vestyment to honor God wHn the said church there 
 to T ^'cvo xxr7. Thomas Batt, loOfj. (VT., 100.) 
 
 To the makeyng of a pixe in the naidc churcho a rynge of gold. 
 I gif to the said church a sirpless and a sachell to putt it in. Sir 
 John Asehley, curate, 1513. (VI., 367.) 
 
 I gif lo a antiphonar vf it maye be spared iij.v. iiijf?. Thomas 
 Reede, yoman, ir,l4. (VII., 27.) 
 
 To bey a baner clotli price xiijs. \u'](I. for the beste cross. 
 Katerine Lcuendale, dated 1511. Pfoved'l517. (VTT., 108.) 
 
 To bye a banei- w' all xiijs. iu](I. John ]''raunccs, 1517. (VII., 
 112.) 
 
 Towarde the bying of a grayll yf one be bought or elles to 
 other necesparios to v*" diureli of Leuesliam vujd. Thomas Baker 
 of South Jirokley in Leuesham, 1521. (VII., 2;n.) 
 
 To y'^ reparacon of y'' beste cross or elles a herse clotli in 
 Leuysham Church xiijs. m\d. W" Berpikle, 1527. (VIII., 118.) 
 
 Special Requests for Bueial. 
 
 A stone to be layde vppon my husbonds grave and myn xx^ 
 Christian Sprig, 1473. (IV., 80.) " 
 
 To be bereyd w'in the body of the church of Leuysham. 
 Richard Howchenson, 1500. (V., 374.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish church of Our Lady of Lewsham 
 before the middell of the Trinitie awter and ther a playn stone to 
 be layd upon my body. Roger Fitz, 1504. (P.C.C., 7, Holgrave.) 
 
 To be berried before our ladie in the chaunsell of Lewisham 
 Churclie. Sir John Asehley, curate, 1513. (VI., 367.) 
 
 To be buried before the roode in the parrische church of 
 Leuesham. Stephen Leu(>ndale, 1520. (VII., 187.) 
 
 To be buried in the churcheyarde of Leuesham betuen the 
 belfree and the U tree there. Richard Edwards, whelwrigth, 1527. 
 (Vlir., 129.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard vnder tlie Ewe tree. John 
 Stake, 1542. (IX., 401.) 
 
 Repair of Roads, etc. 
 
 To the makyng of the nu waye betwene Syppenham and 
 Leuesham Church. William Feyrcwyn, 1494. (V., 235.) 
 
 I gif to the causey at: Catforde vj.?. vUjd. Thomas Grymo, 
 husbondeman, 1529. (VI II., 226.) 
 
 To the causey xh/. Denys Batt alias (aryme, late the wyfE of 
 Thomas Batt alias Gryme, 1529. (VIII., 226.) 
 
 Towards y« makyug of a causey be twen Catford and Catford 
 brige vjs. vujd. Robert Rogers, dated 1530. Proved 1533. (IX., 
 71.) 
 
 To the cause at Catford Bridge viii</. Joone Jhonson, 1532. 
 (IX., 59.) 
 
 £
 
 50 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 LETBOENE. 
 
 To helpe to bye a chales or else sum other necessary ornament 
 for the sayde churche. Alice Felde, 1496. (Y., 286.) 
 
 I bequeth to a nu masse boke to be bowgth for an ornament to 
 remayn w'in the same Chnrch ijs. iiijf/. Robert Eeson, 1498. 
 (V., 311.) 
 
 To y*^ maynteuing of y*^ Church works iij/i. vjs. viijr/. Jhon 
 Erode, 1533. (IX., 88.) 
 
 LOXGEIELU. 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde of Mary Magdalen of Longfeld 
 on the east syde of y'' porche. Margaret Myddelton, wido, 1530. 
 (VIII., 267.) 
 
 LUDDESDOWN, 
 
 To be buried in y*^ chauncell. To the reparation of the chapell 
 of Seynte Kateryn w'yn the sevde chyrch j q'' of barley. John 
 Drover, parson, 1462. (II., 250.') 
 
 Ad reparacionem eapelle 8'^'^^ Katerine xx"'. Fabrice navis 
 ecclesie xx-^. Thomas Eastdown, 1474. (IV., 204.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem campanilis ibidem duo quart: brasii. John 
 Buklande, 1494. (V., 237.) 
 
 An obbett of placebo and dirige \v' masse on Passion Sunday 
 yerly for x yers. William Peion, 1499. (VI., 62.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Lnddesdown before the pictor of 
 ouer lady. To the reparacion of the churche walls at Luddisdown 
 vjs. viijf/. To the Church of L. towarde the bynig of a cope xh. 
 To the parish church of L. a kowe to be set to farme by iiij honeste 
 meii to discharging of the comyn fyne of the saide parish for euer 
 to be paide at the too lawdayes. Eueri Goode Eridaye a mong 
 poor people w^in the church of L. the brede comyng of j busch : of 
 whete ycrly for x yeris. Brede and Ale in L. Church on furste 
 Sondaye in Lente for my soull and my fader and moder. To the 
 Ch: of L. a cross cloth of silke, the price xxs. John Mason alias 
 Pett, 1522. (VII., 255.) 
 
 I gif XXV j.s-. viij^A to by a chalyse. Edmond AVilliams, dated 
 1531. Proved 1532. (IX." 39.) 
 
 MALLING, EAST. 
 
 To the mendiiige of the cawsy betwene the crosse and the 
 churche iijs. iujd. Edmunde Elatchcre, vicar, 1540, (P.C.C., 28, 
 Alenger.)
 
 WEST KENT. 51 
 
 MALLING, WEST. 
 The Abbey. 
 
 To my lady Abei^se iij.v. iiij'/. To the prioresse ijs. To the 
 sexteii, the chauiitcres, and tlie Freytores, to euery ot them xxd., 
 also to Dame Agnes Pykeryng, Dame Elisabeth Hull, and to Dame 
 Johann Kuyght, to euery of them x\d., nho to iiij of the youg 
 ladyes, euery of them xij</. To Dame Alice Pympe, prioresse, to 
 pray for me \\jd. Willyam Pellycan, dated 1484. Proved 1487. 
 (P.C.C, 4, Milles.) 
 
 To be buried in the cloistrc of the said Monastery nere to the 
 graue of my broder Sir Eobert Nortou. To the light in the ehapell 
 of oure lady in the said monastery iijs. iiijr/. Margaret Norton 
 beying in the monastery oF oure lady Seynt Mary of West Mallyng, 
 dated 1490. Proved 1497. (P.C.C., 14, Home.) 
 
 To be buried within the ehapell of our Lad}^ in thabbey of 
 Mailing beside the feete of Maister Alexandre Browne. To the 
 said Monastery a vestment of white damaske vv' branches. Sir John 
 Whytmor, parson of Stone, 1498. (P.C.C, 20, Home.) 
 
 To be buried in the monastery of our blessid ladie of West- 
 mallyng. To the saide monastery toward the beying of a seusure of 
 siluer and parte thereof gilte viij//. To Thomas Mylles my writon 
 portuse if he be disposed to be a preste. Syr William Mylles, 
 parson of Leyborne, 1510. (VI., 272.) 
 
 To be buried w'in the .\bbey of the Monasterye of ouer lady of 
 Mailing. Eichard Sondes, gent., 151S. (VII., 149.) 
 
 My grete brass pott to the Abbey of Mallyng and I gif to the 
 mayntenannce of the sepultures ligth in the saide abbey ijs. 
 W"> Hunt of Cobham, 1527. (VIII. ,12G.) 
 
 The Parish Chukch. 
 
 Lego ad pingendum fontis ibidem in ecclesia \s. Ad pingendum 
 Sancti Xjioferi ij^/. John Bakar, senior, 1474. (IV., 141.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem vnius calicis x]s. John Clarke, 1481. Proved 
 1500. (V., 378.) 
 
 To be bereyd in the churche of Mallyng aforeseyde in the aley 
 right before the northdore ayen the holv water stop. Hugh Mathew, 
 1487. (V., 89.) 
 
 To the making of a uewe sealing ouer the Eode lofte in the said 
 church xl. vjs. viijd., but I will the said money be not paide vnto 
 the time that the said newe scaling be in hand to bo made and so to 
 be concluded and tinesshcd. I will that myn executours ordeigne 
 a good honest stone of marble with Imagery of laten made thereapon 
 of my self, my wife, and my iij children, to be laide vpon my graue 
 after my discease, and in euery corner of the said stone I wold haue 
 grauen in laten a paire of taylours sheris, and I will that myn 
 executours ordeigne ij tapers to stond vppon my grave by the space 
 of a hole yere next after my discease either taper of v^*^ waxe, and 
 that they brenne euery halidaye during the time that dyuyne 
 
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 52 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 seruice be a doing in the said chiirche, and that the said two tapers 
 be renewed as often as it shalbe iiedefuU. Also xxs. to the church- 
 wardens of the church of AVest Mailing towards the byinii; of 
 a sewte of vestments, that is to say a vestment, two tunycles, and a 
 cope. To the Wardens of the brotherhede of Our Lady in West 
 Mailing towards the sustentation of the brotlierhod v marcs so that 
 they cause my name to be enscribed in thaire bederolle oon the 
 awter there. John Browne, yoman, 1488. (P.C.C., 31, Milles.) 
 
 Lands to be sold and the residue to bye a cope to the seyde 
 church of Westmallvng v marks. To the shyngyllyng- of the 
 seyde church xiijs. iiij^/. William Derby, 1492. (V., 191.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyerde betAvene the sepultur of my 
 ij wyves att the north syde of the i)orche. To the reparaciou of 
 the Aveye be twvx the hermytage and the crosse att the townes ende 
 iijs. iiij^. Johii Boore, 149G. ' (V., 288 ) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyerde in the aley betwyx the church 
 gate and the church dore. To the reparacion of the stepill vjs. ynjd. 
 Kichard Woodlande, 1501. (V., 392.) 
 
 To be buried in the quyere of our lady of Mallyng. M'" William 
 Lawson, " in decres bachillar," vicar. Proved 13 July 1517. 
 (VIL, 90.) 
 
 Sir Thomas Sothby or some other prest to syng for my sowl 
 yjU. xiijs. iiij</. I will the saide prest schall pi'aye for the brethren 
 and sustres of the fraternyte of ouer lady and for that yere I wolde 
 that the devocion of the brethren and sustres shulde be reseruyd to 
 th'use and profitt of the bretherhodd. Thomas Ay erst, 1529. 
 (VIII., 212.) 
 
 I will y* yf I shall disses eny day before none or sone after that 
 my body be buried the same day and dirige w* ij or iij prests and 
 massis on y^ morow, on of y^ Trinite, on of Jesu, on of y'' holigost, 
 on of ou'" lady, and on of requyem. A quarter of whete to be 
 baked and the brede therof to be delyuerid to pore pepull at home 
 in there housys of the most nedy as ny as they can thinke for 
 eschewyng a comyn dole. [There is a brass to him in the church.] 
 William Skott, 1532. (IX., 24.) 
 
 To the church works of West Mallyng iij/?'. vjs. viijd. John 
 Erode of Layborn, 1533. (IX., 88.) 
 
 Towards the paving of the strete at the townes ende sowethward 
 vs. Margrett Tailor, wedow, 1552. (XL, 207.) 
 
 MAPLESCOMBE.* 
 
 To be buried in the church of Mapyscombe. Lawrence Pothede. 
 (VIL, 373.) [This will was proved in the church of Maplescombe 
 20th May 1525.] 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Saynt Edmond the Kyng in 
 Kyngsdown. Ifenry Shott of Mabilscombe, dated 1548. Proved 
 1549. (XL, 92.) 
 
 * This Church is now in ruins.
 
 WEST KENT. 53 
 
 MEOPHAM. 
 
 All inquisition ad (]Tiod damnum I Edwai'd 111. rospectiuf; <fraiit 
 by Edmund do Mfpliam, Simon du M., and Joiai de la Dene of land, 
 etc., ill Eastniallin<r, Birliiig, Northtteet, Mepham, and Hoo to a 
 chaplain in the chaptd of St. James of la Dene in Meopham, 1327. 
 (P.li.O. Index, tile c.xcv.. No. S.) 
 
 To the chui'cli vverks of Mejjeham in Kent where my moder and 
 I were borne and cristened iijs. Wiyl. Martyn Bloundell of London, 
 14S3. (P.C.C, 8, Logge.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Saynt John Baptiste in 
 Mepeliam. To the reparation of the church of Mephain xxd. To 
 the reparacion of the Steplc and belles there xxd. Thomas Taylor 
 of liydlegth [Ridley], 1517. (V XL, 104.) 
 
 MEREWORTH. 
 
 I bequeth my beste kierchif to make a canapy in the honor of 
 the blessid sacrament. Joone Baker, 1521. (VII. , 229.) 
 
 MILTON-BY-GRAVESENU. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in parte boriali cancelli ecclesie 
 parochialis Sanctorum Apostoloruui Petri et Pauli de Melton. 
 John Hogrigge, 1464. (P.C.C., G, G-odyn.) 
 
 I wyl y*^ John Bawdun leye xxx lode grauyl by thwyx Mylton 
 church and Chalke wer ys moste ned. Johanna Vscher, 1487. 
 (V.,85.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish church of Melton in the middell He. 
 Richard Asheley of " (xravcsynde in the parish of Melton," 1510. 
 (P.C.C, 27, Bennett.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell of Saint Peter of Milton against 
 the south side of the hie aulter. Thomas Burston, gent., 1514. 
 (Vll., OS.) Proved 25 June 1510. 
 
 An obite, etc., eueri goode friday the brede of d' bushell whcte 
 or the valor and ale, and on Allsolles daye the other half or the 
 valo''. I'homas Kynge, husbondeman, 1521. (VII., 237.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Milton. To reparacion of 
 the body of the chuivh xx*-. My tenement in which AV^illiam Fever 
 dueUth to be sold and money to be distributed in the church of 
 Milton eueri goode Friday to poor, iiij men and iiij poor women, to 
 echc a payre of syngle sole shooes, and eueri day of the Assumpcion 
 of our Lade to too po' men and ij poor women to eche a payre of 
 syngle sole shoes, to be doon by myn executors asslonge as the 
 money thereof last. Johane Bull, wydo, 1523. (VII., 272.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapel 1 of ou'' lady in the parish church of 
 Melton nexte Grauisende. I will myu executor shall putt my body
 
 54 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 in a cheste aud vppon tlie cheste a couerlet of tapstrej werke, a pon 
 that a vestyment of purple damask, a mass boke, a chaless, and 
 a corporas. I will that iiij prestis here my body to the churche, 
 they to haue for there labors xijd. a pace. I will they sett abowte 
 my herse xij tapers of ijli. a pese, four score penny candels, 
 vij torches, these to be borne a boute my herse at ray month daye, 
 and after my monyth daye I will the torches be giffen, on to Chalke 
 churche, on to Denton churche, too to Melton church, too to 
 Grrauisende, and on to Grauisende chapell. Item I will myn 
 executors sett a taper of iij/?'. a pon my graue to born at euery mass 
 saide in the saide chapell duryng V yeris next cumyng after my 
 decesse. Itm I will that an honest preste syng mass and praye for 
 my soull in the saide chapell w' the foresaid chaless, vestyment, 
 boke, and corporas by the space of fyue yeris next folowyng, that 
 is to saye. Sir Ric. Buste ij yeris and my coson Syr Greorge iij yeris, 
 aud he to helpe Godds seruices, mass, matens, and evensong at all 
 tymes whan it is songe in the saide churche, and he to haue euery 
 yere x marks, and the parishe clarke of Melton to helpe the preste 
 to syng during the saide V yeris and to haue vjs. viijrf., and the 
 V yeris ended the chaless, vestyment, mass boke, and corporas to be 
 gyffen to the chauntry of Melton next Grauisende, the chauntery 
 prests euermore to praye for my sowll, my fader sowll, my moders 
 soull, and all Xpen soullz. And I will that my prest singe Weddyns- 
 days, Frydays, Sondays, and holy dayes in the saide chapell of 
 our lady w^in the saide chapell of Grauisende excepte a laufull 
 cause [sic']. I will the foresaide coueryng schall lye vppon my 
 grave duryng the saide V yeris, and the yeris expired I will it 
 remayn to the hight aulter of the saide parish church of Melton for 
 euer. To the chapell of Melton vjs. vujd. to bye a brounche of 
 laton before the roode vjs. viijd. To Dan John Malton, chanon 
 of Matersey Abbay, xx.s. To S' AVilliam Richardson, chanou of 
 Malton Abbey, xxs. Edmonde Page, gent., and Sir William Brod- 
 beut, chauntrey preste of Melton, ouersears. Dated 21 Marche 
 
 1527. Proved 6 May 1528 in Grauisend. Sir Thomas Newsam. 
 (VIII., 151.) 
 
 To be bnried in the church of S* Petir of Milton by my wife in 
 the chapell of o'' lady. William Mores alias Poole, 1528. (P.C.C, 
 40, Porche.) 
 
 I bequeth to a payr of organs iij^-. iiijr/. A trentall of masses in 
 the parish churcli of Melton festyuall dayes, Wcddynsdays, Fridays, 
 and other days in the chapell of Melton. Margery Goldisbye, 
 
 1528. (VIII., 207.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Mylton besyde Gravescnd nere 
 Dame Eme my wife. [Mentions his cliantry of Milton.] Sir Henry 
 Wyatte, knight, of Alington, 1537. (P.C.C, 7, Crumwell.) 
 
 And I will that there shalbc viij galons of good ale bowglit and 
 carryed to the churche for the ringers and other foulks to drynk and 
 to pray for my sowle. William Sedcoppe, 1557. (XII. (i.), 209.)
 
 WEST KENT. 55 
 
 NETTLESTEAD. 
 
 Ad facturam Kodeloff apud Xettilstedc iijs. iiij'/. John Keme, 
 1471. (IV., 3.) 
 
 The will of John Pympe, 1496, which has been printed in full in 
 " Scott of Scott's lliill," by J. K. Scott, contains directions for parclose 
 screens, Easter Sepulchre, etc. Vide also »S'^. PauVs Ecclesiological 
 Societi/s Transactions, vol. iii., p. 280. (P.C.C., 2, Home.) 
 
 Sepel. in cimiterio de Nettilstede ante hostium australe. 
 AV"> Hache, 1.508. (VI., 205.) 
 
 A pair of schetis to make aulter clothes. To the making of the 
 bell a seme of whete. To the hanging of y^ bell iiij buschells whete. 
 John Goodewyn, 1513. (VI., 374.) 
 
 To be buryed w'in the chauncel of the churche of o'' lady at 
 Nettylstede dyrectly befor the holy sacrament of the altere. I gyve 
 to the sayde chui-che my coope and westement of whytt damaske 
 being now w4n the same churche. I gyue & bequeth to be 
 bestovvyd for my sowle the day of my buryall to prestys, clerks, and 
 too poorepeople '\\]li. v]s. Yuyl. To be don for me at my monthes 
 day in lyke manor \]li. vj.f. y'n'yl. To the reparacon of the churche 
 of Nyttylstede xxs. I wyll to be bestowyd in a stone to be leyde 
 overe me w* my name vpon hyt costys of the charge deducyd sXs. 
 Symone Godffrythe, parson, 1522. (VII., 270.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of o'' blyssed lady at Netylstede 
 before the chui-che dore. Kobert Oswester aZ's Morys, 1524. (VII., 
 364.) 
 
 NOETHFLEET. 
 
 Sepel : in cancello ecclesie de Northfleet. Peter de Lacy, 
 rector, 1375. (Lambeth, 88, Sudbury.) [There is a tine brass to 
 him in the chancel.] 
 
 Sepel : in cancello de Northfleet coram stallo rectoris ejusdem. 
 Lego ad perpetuam rei memoriam ad vsum divini servicii celebraiidi 
 vnam cistam ferro ligatam, j par vestimentorum nouorum de rubeo 
 panno auri cum toto apparatu, j turribulum argenti cum naui de 
 eadem secta cum swagis deauratis. Item, lego eidem ecclesie 
 vnum calicem nouum argenteum et bene deauratum principalem. 
 Item, lego vnum pannum sericum bonum ad tegendum corpus dicti 
 AVillelmi et manebit penes ecclesiam. Item, lego dicte ecclesie 
 dua supcrpellicia. Item, lego ac ecclesie vnum missale principale. 
 AVilliam Lye, rector, 1391. (P.C.C, 3, Rous.) [There is a brass 
 to him in the chancel.] 
 
 To the parish church of Northflete iij staync clothes for iij 
 autres, on autur of o' Lady and the secund the Rode autur and 
 the iij'^'^ autur of Seynt Andrew. Thomas Coll of Grauishende, 
 1499. (V.. 316.) 
 
 To the reparacon of the roffe vjs. viij(/. Thomas Boydon thelder, 
 1508. Proved 1510. (P.C.C, 29, Bennett.) 
 
 To be buried in the churche of Northflete. Thomas Brampton, 
 1511. (P.C.C, 2, Fetiplace.)
 
 56 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To be buried in the parisshe of Northflete next the grave of 
 Thomas Brampton, my late husband. Item, I geve xij platters of 
 pewter, the whiche be now delyuerid to the church ewardens of the 
 same church to the vse of the same chirche, to thentent that they 
 may be occupied at poore maydens mariags and poor womens 
 churching w*in the said parisshe, and if any other person shall 
 occupie the same xij platters then I will they pave to the churche- 
 wardens of the same church jd. for the occupacou and wast of 
 them. Joan Hunt, formerly Brampton, 1531. (P.C.C., 13, 
 Thower.) 
 
 To the making of the great Bell of the said church of North- 
 flete xh. John Bramston, 1532. (P.C.C., 24, Thower.) 
 
 To be buried in churchyard of Saint Botulphes of Northflete. 
 To viij men that shall rynge at my buriall i]s. vnjd. Edward 
 Horden, 1538. (P.C.C, 21, Dyngeley.) 
 
 NUESTED. 
 
 Lego reparacioni fenestra in cancello ibidem xxd. Ad repara- 
 cionem ecclesie iij^. iiijJ. Thomas Rugge, 1471. (IV., 151.) 
 
 To be buried in the quyre of the parrische church of Nurstede, 
 where I am patroue. William Martyn, gent., second son of John 
 Marten of GJ-raveney, gent., 1525. Proved 1526. (VIII., 66.) 
 
 To reparacion of the Belles iij*'. iiij<7. John Leyston, yeoman, 
 of Nvstedd, dated 1 Oct. 1558. Proved 25 Sept. 1559. (XII. (ii.), 
 374.) 
 
 OFFHAM. 
 
 1 bequeth iiijt?. to the makyug of the comen well in the comen 
 playn of Offham. Jone Parker, 1481. (V., 59.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem superpeliciorum in eadem ecclesia iij«. niyl. W"' 
 Palmer, 1500. (V., 368.) 
 
 Lego ecclesie ibidem vnum coopertorium coloris yelowe. Johanna 
 Spiwngatt, widow, 1500. (V., 370.) 
 
 Towards the mending of the comyn well of Offiiam standing 
 besides the churche, a quarter of whete. Hichard Clarke, 1535. 
 (IX., 207.) 
 
 OEPINGTON. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in porticu ecclesie predicte per 
 me de nouo constructo et volo quod bulla indulgoncie meo corpori 
 alligatur. Ad sustentacionem toi-licorum in elevalicmc corporis 
 Christi in ecclesia de Orpyngton xl.s\ Lego ecclesie de Orpyngton 
 vnam album et amictam de Angelis hrondalis de auro. Nicholas, 
 rector, dated 1 Aug. 1370. Proved Oct. 1371. (Lambeth, 119», 
 Whittlcsayc.)
 
 WEST KENT. St 
 
 Lego ccdesie parochial! dc Orpyngtou in Kane, ut parochiani 
 ejusdcni ])aroc'hie ])ro anima niea et animabus omnium fidelium 
 defunctoruni spoL-ialitei' exoreiit vestainentuin nicum de viridis 
 baudekyn. Henry Burton, clerk. 14Gt. (P.C.C, 11, (lodyn.) 
 
 Item, y wille that William Whythed the yenger shall fynde a 
 taper at Orpyngton brennyng by fore the sepulker at ?]ster of njli. 
 wex duryng liys Iviic. William Whythed of Chellesfelde, 14G8-9. 
 (ITT., 18.) ' ^ . 
 
 T will that the church of Orpynton haue a chalys price of xh. 
 Kobert Mablot of Chellefield, U97. (VI., 7.) 
 
 To be bnryede in the chauncell of the parishe churche of 
 Orpyngton yf it fortune me to decease at Orpyngton. Item, I 
 bequeth to the workes of the body of the parisshe church of 
 Orpyngton xxli. therew^ to bye a vestement coope and other orna- 
 ments to serue in the same church. Thomas Wilkynson, clerk, 
 1511. (P.C.C., 25, Fetiplace.) [There is a fine brass to him in 
 the chancel.] 
 
 To be bured w'in the parishe church of Orpington next to the 
 place where my doughter Iveth. Edmunde Knyghte, gent., 1544. 
 (P.C.C, 6, Pynnyng.) 
 
 OTFOKD. 
 
 To be buried in the qwcn-e of Otteford. T will that at such 
 tyme as the crosse of y"^ stepull of Otteford be made newe 
 myn executours gyf y''to X6-. Thomas Cooke, 1464. (P.C.C, 7, 
 Godyn.) 
 
 My executours shalbye as moch lyiinen cloth as shall cost xx.'>\ 
 to make w* auter clothes in the chirch of Otteford. T will myn 
 executours shall deliuer vnto the chirchwardens of the chirch of 
 Otteford xls. to the reparacion and coueryng of the steple of the 
 chirch of Otteford, so that my body may be buried in the same 
 chirch, and to inakyug of foule wayes bitwixt the Parke gate of 
 Otteford and the spvttell xxs. William lioger, dated 1475. l^roved 
 1476. (P.C.C, 'J;i,Wattys.) 
 
 To the churche of Atford in Kent a vestyment of crymsyu 
 veluet. Tsabelle Cheynn, 1513. (P.C.C, 1, Holder.) 
 
 EAST PECKTTAM. 
 
 Sepel : in ecclesia Sancti Michaelis sine in cancella beate Marie 
 de East Pekham. Lego ad deseruiendum in cancella beate Marie 
 ecclesie de East Pekham predicte j missale j vestimentum et vnuin 
 calicera. John Mew, 1420. (Lambeth, 34 L", Chichele T.; 
 
 Sepel : in cancello. Item, predicte ecclesie j calicem deauratum. 
 Richard Eccleslcy, rector, 1426. (P.C.C, 6, T^uifenam.) 
 
 To be buried in the body of the churche of Saint Mighell
 
 68 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 tharchangell in Est Peckham. To the reparacon of Saint Blasys 
 window in the said church xls. To the construction of ij windows 
 in the said church stej)ilJ, that is to say, the est window and the 
 north window xs. I bequeth to the making of the south window 
 in the said church xls. Myu executor shall bey a chalis of the price 
 of xls. in the honor of Grods divine seruice in the said church ther 
 to be don. I bequeth to y^ making of a shaft and a crucifix being 
 at Stone crosse xjs. viijc?. John Cayser, 1491. (P.C.C., 45, 
 MiUes.) 
 
 xls. for a vestment to be bowtli to the vse of the church of 
 Eastpeckam. John Brokar, 1499. (V., 357.) 
 
 To the churche porche of Pekham vij marcs. Eauff Broker, 
 1507. (P.C.C, 30, Adeane.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish church. To the said church a suet 
 of vestments of crvmson velvett. Tiiomas Eoydon, Esq., dated 
 10 Aug. 1557. ProVed 9 March 1559-60. (P.C.C, 19, Mellershe.) 
 
 WEST PECKHAM. 
 
 Sepel : in ecclesia parochiali de West Peccham. Geoffrey 
 Colpeper, dated 13S9. Proved 5 June 1390. (Lambeth, 235'', 
 Courteney.) 
 
 Sepel : in ecclesia parochiali de West Pecham iuxta sepulturam 
 patris mei ibidem. John Colpepir, miles, 1413. (Lambeth, 265*^, 
 Chiehele I.) 
 
 To the parish church of Westpeckham a cowe to fynde a yers- 
 mynde w'^ placebo and dirige and masse of requiem and to pray for 
 me and for Mawde mv wyfe in bede roll. John AVilliam, 1501. 
 (V., 413.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard in y^ alley before the church 
 porche. Thomas Stile, 1532. (IX., 29.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell. Hugh Eurneby, late vicar of 
 West Peckham, 1557. (XII. (i.), 91.) 
 
 PEMBUEY. 
 
 To y*" cliurche of Saynt Petyr of Pei)inbury a cope of Damaske. 
 Denis Kyppyng. widow, 1513. (VI., 300.) 
 
 To the cliurche of Pcpingbery a redhewede cowe, to be putt to 
 lerme for the profitt of the saide cliurche. Alice Lorkyn, wedow 
 of Thomas r>orkvn, late of Hawtwill in the parish of Pepingberv, 
 1529. (VIII., 222.) 
 
 To be buried in the bight chaunsell of Pepiubury. To the 
 vicar for my burial! there vjs. viijr/. William Lorkyn, dated 1533. 
 Proved 1534. (IX., 116.) 
 
 To be buried in the (|uyer before Sent Peter. Four marks to 
 by a vestment. Syr Kobert Joysy, vicar [he was a Yorkshireman 
 of Gisborow], 1533. (IX., 35.)
 
 WEST KENT. 5^ 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard betwixt the chaunsell and the 
 chauntrey. To tlie buyin<,f of a jjair of sensors for Penbury church 
 ij.s-. viijr// Item for a crismatorie ij*-. John Policy tlielder, wever, 
 1535. (IX., 216.) 
 
 PEN8HURST. 
 
 Mon corps destre enseruelez a lesglise parochiale de Penshurst 
 ou en lesglise del abbeye nostre dame de graces iust le tour de 
 Londres. Item, ie voil que lanoiiweson de lesglise de Esselyug en 
 le countrc de Kent soit chaungc sy home puist en astun manier a 
 mon treshone seigiior larceuesqz de Cantebury euesqz lanouwesou 
 de lesglise de Penshurst et suit la dite esglisc de Penshurst en la 
 dite esglise de Esselyug empropriez pur faire vn college duu 
 chaunterie et vn mestre prestre et sisze prestes ce sont septz prestes 
 perpetuel a touz iours a lesglise parochiale de Penshurst. Sir 
 Nicholas Loueyne, K^ 1375. (Lambeth, 80, Sudbury.) 
 
 Se])eliend : in cancella ecclesie parochialis de Penshurst. Philip 
 Seyntclere, K\ 140S. (Lambeth, 254^ Arundell 1.) 
 
 I bequeth vnto the parissh chirch werk of Penshurst in the 
 countie of Kent, wherin I was cristeued xxs. Kichard Ei'ecok of 
 London, 1468. (P.C.C, 24, Stokton.) 
 
 To the Ere chapell of Penseherst a masse bookc and ij chese- 
 bcllys, wherof the oone is of cloth of Eawdeky and the other of 
 white sarsenett ; also a chesebill of white damaske. John Alphey 
 of Chedingstone, 1488. (P.C.C, 18, Milles.) 
 
 Sepel : in ecclesia de Penshurst iuxta uxores meas. Lego ad 
 emendacionem vnum lapidem ad iuiponendum super corpus meum 
 et corpora uxorum mearum et super eundem lapidem scriptum meum 
 et uxores meas et omnes filios ct iilias meas. Walter D.irknold, dated 
 1505. Proved 1508. (P.C.C, 36, Adeane.) [There is a brass to 
 him. He mentions in his will his tenements called Gylderegge in 
 Chedynston and Salmannys in Penshurst and Chedynston he 
 bought of John Howe and Kichard Colyn, which he leaves to his 
 son Kobert and Joan his wife.] 
 
 To be buried in the place which I haue prepared in Pensherst 
 chirch if it chaunce me to leave my liffe there, if in London then in 
 the Cathedral church of Paules ner M'' Doctor Cokks. Kent of 30.v. 
 1 bought of lands of W'" Moyse of Penshurst, called Swaylandes. 
 20s. to fynde a sexten in the Parish of Penshurst, or such other 
 use for the most profit and benefit of the parish. Olyuer Godfraye, 
 clerk, parson of Penshurst, 1550. (P.C.C., 20, Coode.) 
 
 PLUMSTEAD. 
 
 To the church of Plomsted a shipp cheste bounde with Iron. 
 John Mason, citizen and grocer of Loudon, dated 1498. Proved 
 1502. (P.C.C, 26, Home, and 16, Blamyr.)
 
 60 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To be buried in the cburch porch e afore the holy water stock, 
 and I will haue oon stone layde vpon me the price xiijs. iiij^. with 
 a certyn remembraunce in writing vpon it iti laten testifying who 
 lyeth there, praying for my soule and all Xpen Soules a paternoster 
 and an ave, and this shalbe doon w4n xvj dales after my moneth 
 day be doon. John .Smart, 1525-6. (P.C.C., 4, Porch.) 
 
 To be buryed in the parishe cherche of Sainte Nycholas in 
 Plumpsted at my pewe dore. John Pinchester, 1540. (P.C.C., 33, 
 Alenger.) 
 
 RIDLEY. 
 
 There are no details in the few wills of parishiouei's which have 
 been preserved. 
 
 EOCHESTER, THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendum in ecclesia Cathedrali Roffensi, 
 vbi executores mei ordinent cum consensu prioris. Lego successori 
 meo immediato vnum vestimentum uouum de sudico jjuluerizato 
 cum scalopis cum toto apparatu vidz: casula, stola, phanon, capa, 
 alba, tunica, dalmatica, frontella et coopertura. John de Scapeya, 
 Bishop of Rochester, 1860. (Lambeth, 169'', Islep.) 
 
 Sepel : in ecclesia Cathedrali Roffensi. Thomas Trillek, Bishop 
 of Rochester, 1372-3. (Lambeth, 126^ Whittleseye.) 
 
 Sepel : in caj)ella sancte Marie virginis in ecclesia nostra Cathe- 
 drali Roffensi iam de nouo constructa iuxta tuuiulum quondam 
 domiui Thome Trillek Rotlensis Episcopi nostri predecessoris 
 immediati. Lego ecclesie Cathedrali Roffensi Librum sermonum 
 meorum. Thomas de Brynton, Bishop of Rochester, 13S9. (Lam- 
 beth, 231", Courteney.) 
 
 iSepel : in prioratu Rocestre a tergo maioris Altaris. ISir William 
 Arundell, knight, 1400. (Lambeth, ^72^ Aruudell I.) 
 
 kSepel : in ecclesia mea Cathedrali Roffensi. Lego capelle 
 Episcopi Roftensis qui pro tempore fuerit vnum missale. John 
 Bottlesham, Bishop of Rochester, 1404. (Lambeth, 206**, Arun- 
 dell I.) 
 
 Sepel : iu ecclesia beati Andree de Rouclicstre viz in capeila 
 beate Marie eiusdem ecclesie iuxta lapidem vbi Johannes JSchepeye 
 nunc prior eiusdem ecclesie se disposuit iacerc. ISir William 
 Ry kel, knight, dated apud Eslyngham, 1407. (Lambeth, 243", 
 Arundell 1.) 
 
 8epel : iu capclla beate Marie situata in ecclesia Kott'cusi iu 
 parte austr.ili dictc capelle. Lego |)ueris meis de capeila xx*-. 
 Richard i'ouug, Bishop of Rochester, 1418. (Lambeth, 323", 
 Chichcle 1.) 
 
 Scpel : iu ecclesia Catliedrali Koffeusi tiancti Audree in capeila 
 beate Marie in eadem ecclesia vbi corpus predicti VVillelmi uuper
 
 WEST KENT. 61 
 
 mariti moi rcqnicscit. T?osn, Uite wife of "William Thkhill, kni<;ht, 
 UU). ( Lambeth, :5'a'', rhichole I.) 
 
 Sepcl : in ccclesia nostra Roffensi in naui ecclesia inter duas 
 columpnas proxiiiias ad finoin capclle bcate Marie Vir<;iiiis in naui 
 ecclesie. Ad reparae-iKiiein tei-ti nauis eeclexie uustre Koft'eiisis xx/i. 
 John Langdon, Bitshop of Rochester, 1437. (Lambeth, 462'', 
 Chichele 1.) 
 
 JSepel : in ecclesia C'athedrali Roffenwi iuxla electionem et di.s- 
 posicionem executorum meorum. Lego ad sumnium altare eiusdem 
 ecclesie vnum par peluium argenti optimum meiim et centum 
 solidos ad melius deauraudum easdem ])elues remansuras ad vsum 
 obsc(juii diuini circa ])rediclum altare im])erj)et uiiiii. Lego pre- 
 dicte ecclesie vnum integrum apparatum vestimenti de velueto 
 viridi et nigro continente viiam casulam duas tunicas duas capas 
 cum amictabus, stolis et aliis suis pertineiitibus pro exequiis meis 
 exeq\ieiidis in eisdem. AVilliam Welles, Bishop of Rochester, 
 1444. (Lambeth, 122", Stafford.) 
 
 To be buried in the Cathedral Church of Rochester afore the 
 ymage of Seynt Vrsule. To the sexten of the seyde church of 
 Seynt Andrew for my sepultur vj.s. \uyl. To the Knyll of O'' Lady 
 bell vj.s-. viij^. To iiij men to Ryng the same bell viijrf. To the 
 bell ryugers to be distribute amonge them in the worship of the 
 xij appostels xijd. To the autir of Seynt James in the seyde 
 Cathedral Church a cloth of diaper. To the autir of Seynt Vrsule 
 in the seyde church a playn Tuell markyd w* blake silke. To the 
 autir of Jesu and of Seynt Yrsuly in the seyde Cathedral Church, 
 to make to eyther of them an autir cloth, a fyne shete. Richard 
 Qwyk. 1501. (V., 411.) 
 
 To be buried in the Cathedral Church of Rochester whear my 
 stone .... To the Prior and covent of Rochester my greatc g . . . . 
 maser, so y' they cause my knell to be ronge and syng derige and 
 mass for my soule. My son John Bore to have my messuage at 
 Bullyhill w' my lande at Borstall, giving to the Pryor and Covent 
 of Rochester x marks to bye lede for the reparacion of ther Dorter, 
 so that they fynd suerte that a brother of theirs syng too yers at 
 Seynt Ursula alter for my soule and Maryon and Elyzabcth my 
 wyffes and John Kynsare. Marten Bere of Bullyhill in the parisshe 
 of Seynt Nycolas of Rochester, gent., 1513. Proved 7 Feb. 1513. 
 (VIL, 1.) 
 
 To be buried in the Cathedral Church be fore namyd. To y*^ 
 almesse house in Rochester my secunde fetherbed, a bolster, on old 
 couerlet, a payre of oldc blankytts. My best ])ortuos to be nayled 
 in y*" body of y*^ churchc where y*' olde boke ys. To y*" chapel! at y*^ 
 brige in Rochester a boke namyed Dyues and Pauper in English. 
 A boke namyd Vita Cristi in Ynglesshe and a nother boke named 
 Ortus Vocabulorum thereto remayn, andy" plesure of the iij brethern 
 y' shall be there and after to cum. To reparacon of Chapell of 
 Sent Kateryn, 20''. Syr Roger Jakes, chantry chaplain in Cath : 
 Church of Rochester, 1533. (IX., 97.) 
 
 To be buried in the Abbey of Rochester besydes my Mother,
 
 62 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Twelve tapers at my burial to be borne by twelve pore men, and to 
 stande in tbe cliurcli abowte my berse in the deuyn seruice time. 
 William AVarner the yonger, maior of the city of Kochester, 1535. 
 (IX., 185.) 
 
 To be buried in the Cathedral church of Seynt Andrewe in the 
 middle passe. William Warner, alderman, now maver, 1540. 
 (IX., 345.) 
 
 To be buried in Cath : church and a stone over her and her 
 mother. Elizabeth Miller, widow, 1541. (IX., 351.) 
 
 To be bui'ied in the Cathedral by my husband. Agnes Catter, 
 widow oE Thomas C, 1543. (X., 42.) 
 
 EOCHESTEE, ST. NICHOLAS. 
 
 Sepel : in cimiterio Sancti Nicholai Eoffensis iuxta tumulum 
 Alicie quondam uxoris mee. Gylbert Gyldewyn, 1369. (Lambeth, 
 113^ Whittleseye.) 
 
 Ten marcs of money to be paid of the yn called the Hart whan 
 it is sold, to by with a crosse of siluer to the worship of God and 
 of Our Lady. My Inne called the Hert ouer the Hoope in the 
 cite of Eochester. Harry Hunt, vnholder (S' Nicholas' parish), 
 1471. (lY., 14.) 
 
 To be buried in the cheff aley in the Church of Seynt Nicolas 
 afore the crosse. To the makyng of the Eode lofte accordyng to 
 the patron of Eichard Sutton ther xxs. I wull myn executor by a 
 ston of marbxill to lye vpon my graue. Eobert Crofte, 1502. 
 (YL, 53.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard by the Cross there. Thomas 
 Monde, sherraan, 1512. (YL, 325.) 
 
 To be buried in y'^ grene church yarde where A lis my wief 
 lieth. To S' Nicholas Church a kow, and to put my name and my 
 wife Alice into the bedroll and to praye for my father John Hall 
 and Joone his wif. I bequeth for a stone to be bougth and layde 
 ouer my grave after the forme of Sonemans tombe there in tlie 
 sayde churche yai*de xiijs. iiij(/. John Hall, burgess of the Citie of 
 Kochester, 1521. (YIL, 249.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapell of our lady in Saynt Nicholas 
 churche, and there I will be layde a stone ouer me, y"^ price 
 xiij.*. Wijd. I gif to the chaunging of the organcs of Seynt iVicholas 
 vlt. To the church of S' N. v sorpless of viijr/. a 11. To 
 Saynt Clements Church ij surples and a rochet of viip/. a 11. To 
 S' Margarets Church ij sorples and on rochet of viijcl. the ell. 
 To the reparacon of Saynt Nicholas Steple xvs. To eueri monke 
 in the abbey being a preste vjr/. To eueri novess iiij^/. to have 
 XXX*' massez w' solcmpne dirige. To haue a knell \v' the grele bell 
 and w' other belles at dirige and mass xxs. To Saynt Williams 
 Chapell vjs. \ujd. To Saynt Katerens Chapell vjs. vujd. To Saint 
 Barlhnlninews vj.s-. viijr/. To the reparacon of Saynt Thomas 
 Chapell vj.v. viijr/. To White Diche vjs. viij(/. J will my assignea
 
 WEST KENT. 68 
 
 make a longe bouse at the Almess house w^ a particion as itt was 
 before, and in eueri particion ij beddes w' the apparell therfor as it 
 was before. My Tononieiit in H.stfi;ate tStrete b('yn<^ at Siiynt 
 Austens well sumtyme Barcars. To .Sayiit Nicholas Churchea hole 
 sute of vestments of rede veluett. Thomas Shemvng, draper, 1523 
 (YII., 291.) 
 
 To the church of S' Nicholas a antvphcncr calde a cowcher. 
 John Shemyng, 1523. (VII., 292.) 
 
 To be buryed in the cherch yarde of Sent Nicholas wher as a 
 stone ys preparyd for my tombe. William Brown, 1525. (VIII. , 
 
 To be buryed in the cliurch of Saynt Nicolas in the A ley of the 
 rigth syde before the Image of Saynt Barbara. Elizabett my wiff 
 shall lay a stone oner my buryall or grave there of iij fote of lenthe 
 and too fote of bredc, the price thereof vj.v. viijr/. A cope to the 
 church price vjli. xiijs. iii_p/. John Forest, 1526. (VIII., 42.) 
 
 To be buried in the Aley beside my sete w*in Saynt Nicholas 
 churche. Johan Pownde, wido, 1526. (VIII., 63.) 
 
 To the reparacon of our lady chapell w'in Saynt Nicholas 
 church xh7. To reparacon of the rode lofte in Saynt Nicholas 
 churche xlr/. Alice Warner, 1527. (VIII., 146.) 
 
 To be buried in the cliaunsell of the parish church of Seynt 
 Nicholas. At the daye of my berying bee gyffen to prestes, clarks 
 and children that syng in the quere and to poor 2)eople. A prest 
 to synge for my soulle in the church of S^ N. for x yeres, and to 
 have yerly vij/z., and to be bownde to sai placebo and dirige with 
 ix lessons, laudez, and commendacions euery Monday, Weddynsday 
 and I'^riday in the yere, except paschall tyme, there to say iij lessons 
 w* laudez and commendacions, and the saide prest shalbe bo^Mide to 
 saye De profundis clamaui, etc., for my sowle whan he goeth to y^ 
 lavatori as oift as he saith masse. To the almes husse w'in Eochester 
 to by beddyng to ly poor people in vj.v. viijV/. Too Mastres Meller 
 my legentt of Seyntz in Englishe. To my Lorde Buschope on 
 crusado off gokie. Sir Thomas Hobsone Clarke, 1528. (VIII., 
 171.) 
 
 I'o be buried in the church of Sent Nycholas before the blyssyd 
 Trynite. Eobert Graye, dated 1526. Proved 1581. (IX., 6.) 
 
 To be buried in S' Nicholas church. To M'' Vicar of Saynt 
 Nicolas my best surplesse. To Mystris Warner my lute w' the 
 case. Itni, to Mystris Smythe my clarycords. Itm, to Cristofer 
 the clarke my g'mie w' the great home. To Thomas Tyler xijd. 
 to Ryng my knyell with one bell ouelie. I will y^ he shall gyue 
 vnto iiii of mv felowes for singing o'' I'ath'' in Englesshe in the 
 Eemembrance of o*" Saluacon at the fyrst entering into the churche 
 and also at the pyt when my body shalbe buryed xijil. a pece and 
 Gods blessing. Peter Bolde, syngyngman of the Collige of 
 Eochester, dated 4 June 1545. Proved 25 Oct. 1545. (X., 131.) 
 
 To the reparacon of Saynt Austens well vj.s. vuyf. To four 
 tayllours to here me to the church [St. Nicholas] and to thone my 
 bowe, to thother my dagger, another my best byll, thothcr a payre
 
 64 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 of sheres, and eueri one of them to cast lotts for them as yt chaun- 
 sethe. Eychard Chapman, 1549. (XI., 93.) 
 
 To be buried in S* Nicholas church, as nighe to thend of my 
 wiffes piie where she sitteth as conuenientlv may be. John 
 Pendilton, 1558 [3 & 4, P. & M.]. (XII. (i.), 104.) 
 
 EOCHESTEE, ST. CLEMENT. 
 
 To y'' Stepill wurks of Saynt Clements in Rouchester xxs. John 
 Chervmaii of Southgate in the parish of S' Margarets beside 
 Eochester, 1475. (IV., 210.) 
 
 To the payemeut of the belles of the saide church xxd. To the 
 lazar house caled White Deche xyJ. Thos. Poor, 1493. (Y., 220.) 
 
 To Seynt Clements hie autir a sylkyn pelow v/^ a playn autir 
 cloth. John Eobys, 1505. (VI., 176.) 
 
 To the byldyng of Saynt Clements chyrche vj.s-. viijrf., to be 
 deleuyd by the hondys of W"" Goldestrete. To the Chapterhouse 
 of the Abby of Eochester to be prayed for xxs. John Eygbye of 
 Strode, 1517. (VII., 108.) 
 
 To Saynt Clements churche a mass boke and a noble to parge 
 the walles w* owte there is nede. Sir Henry Tynney, chaplain of 
 Eochester Bridge, 1526. (VIII., 61.) 
 
 EOCHESTEE BPIDGE. 
 
 To the reparacion of the grete brigge at Eowchestre iijli. vjs. y'njd. 
 John Crowch, 1492. (P.C.C., 15, Dogett.) 
 
 To be buried in the chapel of the breg. Sir John Eosebury, 
 chaplain of Eochester Bridge, 1514. (VII., 15.) 
 
 EOCHESTEE, ST. KATHEEINE'S HOSPITAL. 
 
 I bequeth to haue a hole bedd unto the almes howse of Seynt 
 Kateryn vj.s-. vu'yl. for poor peple. John Godwyn of Seynt Kateryns 
 w'^oute Eastgate in the parish of Seynt Nicolas in Eochester, 1490. 
 (V., 184.) [See also under St. Nicholas, above.] 
 
 EOCHESTEE, ST. MAEGAEET'S. 
 
 Sununo altari S"^^ Margarete iuxta civitatem EofPensem xxd. 
 Lego ad facturam vnius noui campanilis ibidem Cs. si hoc volunt 
 faceri ot si nolunt facerc nichil habcbunt. Eoger Newbolt of 
 Woiaiiani, dated 1457. Proved 1158. (P.C.C, 13. Stokton.) 
 
 Sepcl : in ecclesia coram yniagiuem crucifixi in naui ecclesie. 
 Lego picture ymaginem crucifixi ibidem et ymaginis S*^'' Marie et 
 S^' Johamiis Kvangoliste xx.s. Ad sustontaciononi vnius i-arv] arsuri 
 ante yiuagincrn crucifixi. Lego xx.s-. pro lapide marnioreo ad coopcr- 
 turuni tumuluni meuni scripto cum anno domini et die mensis
 
 AVEST KENT. 65 
 
 obitus mei. [There is an interesting half-length brass to him.] 
 Thomas Codde, vicar, 1405. (H., 328.) 
 
 To the church of Sent Margarets ij cushvns of tapstre worke. 
 Julyan Hyckes. mayde, 1498. (V., 211.) 
 
 To the amendi)ig of the caucy betuen the abbey gate and south 
 gate a longe by the wall xi(/. Joone Ottewell, \vido, 1518. 
 (VIL, 157.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard a genste the stone cross. John 
 Brooke, 1519. (VIL, 168.) 
 
 To the payntvng and gyldvng of the Rode lofte vj.s. xujd. 
 Richard Chamber'of IJorslall, 1524. (VIT., 322.) 
 
 To the reparation of the church all the money due to me for 
 certoii things and reparacons doon to the said churche as by a bill 
 tlieruf made doth a])|)ear, e.Kcept and reserued vj.s-. viij^A, parcell of 
 the said bill, the which the ])arishioners shall allow me for the 
 bequeste of my husband, William Absolon. Marion Absolon, 
 widow, 1534. (IX., 130.) 
 
 To the church a boke callid an antefener, ij boks calede pre- 
 syoners. Lorans Smyth, 1535. (IX., 208.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Saynt Margretts nexte Rochester, 
 before o'' Ladys aulter there. To be spente at my buryall to prests 
 to say masse for my sowle, if the Kings Law will suffer and here 
 yt. Sir Robert Pilton, prest, 29 Nov. 1548. (XL, 225.) 
 
 RUXLET.* 
 
 Ad reparacionem ecclesie de Rokeslegh xs. Stephen Halle of 
 North Cray, 1471. (III., 122.) 
 
 Residue to John my son, he to kepe a taper of a pounde & d' 
 before the Rode of Rokisleye. Robert Swetsire of Chesilhurste, 
 1513. (VI., 359.) 
 
 To be buried in the bodie of the parish church of Ruxley 
 behynde my brother. William Marchall, yoman, 1540. (IX., 291.) 
 
 RYARSH. 
 
 Lego ad reparacionem et emendacionem fonticuli in ecclesia 
 predicta iij.s-. myl. William Ravnolde, 1173. (IV., UG.) 
 
 To the'Rodelofte xijr/. Tlumias Doon, 1500. (V., 373.) 
 
 Ad emendum vnuui croscloth viijs. Ad renovandum vnum 
 canape in eadem ecclesia xs.d. Ad emendum vnum missale ad vsum 
 dicte ecclesie xiij.v. iiip/. Ad emendum vnum processionale ad vsum 
 dicte ecclesie xiijs. iiijf/. Robert Raynold, 1501. (VI., 35.) 
 
 To reparation of Reyersh church vj.f. viijt/. John Harry of 
 Westmallyng, 1501. (VI., 49.) 
 
 To be buried in the chaunsell of Reyersche before Saynt Marten. 
 To the church of R. in the handes of the w-ardens a cowe, the farme. 
 
 * This church is now used as a barn.
 
 66 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 and the profitts to be bestowid iu this wise : \'njd. of hit by yere to 
 fynde a lampe afore the sacrament in the ehaunsell of E. foreuer, 
 and injd. of it to set me and niv boye Walter in the bedroll for euer, 
 and the residue of it to the f utheraunce of the churche to mayntene 
 the stokk. Sir Henry Watkyn, vicar, dated 12 March 1514. Proved 
 4 April 1514. (VII^, 9.) 
 
 I bequeith to helpe to the bying of a inve bell xxvj.s. viijrf. John 
 Carpenter, 1515. (VII., 38.) 
 
 To the chauiigyiig of the grete bell there vjs. viiji^. John Wal- 
 singham aHas Purley, 1517. (VII., 98.) 
 
 To the yevall kepte in the parish clnirch of Eeyersh two 
 bushells and half of Avhete. John Dawson of West Mailing, 1518. 
 (VII., 149.) 
 
 SEAL. 
 
 The Tower. 
 
 I bequeth to the bildeyng of the steple in Seale churche xl.s. if 
 the parisshe be disposid that it schalbe nowe made. Thomas 
 Holwey, 1510. (VI.. 283.) 
 
 I bequeth to the f undacon and makyng of the steple of Sele xl.s. 
 Alice Olyuer, widow, 1520. (VII., 214.) 
 
 To the bvldvng of y^ stepull of Sale xx^. John Idley thelder, 
 1524. (VII. , 3350 
 
 I bequeth to the church of Seale my fyve folde takelyng to 
 hang there in the Steple to thuse of the churche except yf James 
 my son go to carpenters occupacon than I will he haue itt to suche 
 tyme as lie shall have neade of hit, and then to bring it a geyn to the 
 steple ass ofte as he doth fecche it sauyng it harmeless. Also I will 
 that Eichard Peke of Shehorn thelder schall have it in like manor 
 duryng his lyif. Also I bequeith a ende of a Eoope to the saide 
 churche to serue to the saide takelyng. Thomas Holoway, 1529. 
 (VIII., 211.) 
 
 The Bells. 
 
 To the byyng of a boll to the parish of Sele iij.s. iiijr/. John 
 Snosmere, 148G. (V., 142.) 
 
 The Eoodloet. 
 
 To the makyng of the rode lofte x'\jd. John Dane, 1492. 
 (V., 188.) 
 
 Lego ad le Eodelofte vjs. viiyl. George att Wode, 1192. 
 (V., 194.) 
 
 To the rode lofte there iij.s. mjd. Tho« Crud, 1502. (VI., 42.) 
 
 Varia. 
 
 Sir John, chaplain of the church of Seal, 14G3. (II., 2G3.) 
 Tenement callid >•= Taberd. Eobert Sankyn, 1475. (lY., 230.) 
 To inendyng of the liye waye be thyii my [)lace and absolon
 
 THE TOWER OF SEAL CHURCH. 
 
 r.iiill l)ct\vci'n 1:^10 iiiid |.")24. 
 
 (See page fif!.)
 
 WEST KENT. 67 
 
 crossc iii.v. in'yl. My maucioii callycl Shots. Kichard Pclsatte, 1486. 
 
 (V., 73.) 
 
 For a cope vjli. xiij.s-. u\y/. John Tcbold theMer, 1501. (P.C.C., 
 5, Bhimyr.) 
 
 T l)(M]U('th to the Ijyeing of ij candilstikks of Latyn to stande 
 afor the liii^'li awter ii/the chauncvll xxvj.9. vuyf. William Olyver 
 of (Sodden in 8elle, 1510. (P.C.C., 17, Holder.) 
 
 To oure lady chaunsell there xiijs. uijd. Jolin Idley thelder, 
 1524. (VII., 335.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Saint Peter and PauUe of 
 Seale be twyx the gatte and the portche. Kich'' Cristofer, 1531. 
 (VIII., 287".) 
 
 To be buried in y'^ church of Scale next my husbond. Mary on 
 Olyuer, widow, 1532. (IX., 85.) 
 
 To the amending of the glasse windowes of the church of Seale 
 iijs. injd. Dated 29 Nov. 1559. Proved 22 April 15G(). (XII. (ii.), 
 391.) 
 
 SEVENOAKS. 
 
 Sepeliend : in ccclesia parochiali S''' Nicholai de Sevenoke coram 
 ymagine sive altare in caucella existeute ex parte australi. John 
 Beele, dated 1471. Proved 1473. (P.C.C, 8, Wattys.) 
 
 To the pouer people of the Almes house of Sevenoke a quarter 
 malt. William Eoger of Otteforde, 1475. (P.C.C, 23, Wattys.) 
 
 Toward a vestemeut for the church of Sevenok xls. to pray for 
 my fadirs sowie which lyethe buried in the Sowthe chappell in the 
 same church. To my sou Thomas Isele my lytyll masse boke 
 couered with blewe, and the porteus and the superaltare, and on 
 of the gylt chaleses and aulterclothis. John Isele of Sundridge, 
 1494. (P.C.C, 21, Vox.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Sevenoke. To a coope for the 
 same x\s. To a crosse of siluer xs. Toward a newe censer of siluer 
 X.S. Clemens Broke, widowc, 1510. (P.C.C, 38, Bennett.) 
 
 I give xx.s. to the churchwardens towarde the hying of a siluer 
 crosse. Eeparaeion of a cawsey bitwene the Sheluyng stole and the 
 church gate of Sevenoake. Thomas Holwey, 1512. (P.C.C, 9, 
 Feti place.) 
 
 To be buried in the chirche of Seynt Nicholas in Senocke. To 
 the hying of a crosse for the same chirch xls. To the mending of 
 the boks xhs. To mayntenyng of Jesus masse as long as it is mayn- 
 teuied euery yere \js. viiyL Eichard Pctte, 1513. (P.C.C, 30, 
 Fetiplace.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard beside Maister Thomas Baschurch. 
 Sir Robert Clemens, 1537. (P.C.C, 13, Dyngeley.) 
 
 SHIPBOENE. 
 
 Ad emendacionem vie inter cherch gate de Sheborn et Sheborne 
 playne vj.v. \'u\(l. Eichard Bucke, 1484. (V., G5.) 
 
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 68 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Ad reparacionem cuiusdam campane ibidem de nouo emende 
 vjs. \n]d. Thomas Hayte, 1487. (V., 103.) 
 
 Lego fabrice ejusdem fenestre inter lee sowth dore et lee staple 
 diete ecclesie. John Colyn, 1496. (Y., 268.) 
 
 To the bying of a cross for the saide ehurche vjs. y'ujd. James 
 Watts, 1519. (VII., 171.) 
 
 I bequeth to the bell xijd. Item to a cope too schillvngs iiijd. 
 Petyr Roger, 1527. (VIII., 141.) 
 
 Itmlbequeith so muche money for the mendyngof the ehurche 
 there as they stond to ryng y*" bells as shall sufficiently mend it. 
 Itm for a new crosse iijs. iiij^^. Thomas Blacher, dated 1517. Proved 
 1531. (VIII., 290.) 
 
 SHOEEHAM. 
 
 Sepeliend : in ecclesia parochial! de Shorham in comitatu Kancie. 
 John ypeham, 1420. (Lambeth, 343^, Chichele I.) 
 
 To the werks of the Erigge of IShorham in Kent liijs. iiij\/. To 
 the church werks of Shorham vjs. viij*/. Kateryn Mason of London, 
 widow, 1485. (P.C.C., 16, Logge.) 
 
 To the parish church of Shoreham in Kent toward the bying of 
 an antyphoner that the seruyce of God may be the better mayn- 
 teyned. Maryone Pawley, wydowe, 1515. (P. CO., 9, Holder.) 
 
 SHORNE. 
 
 Corpus meum ad sepeliendnm infra ecclesiam. Lego ad crestam 
 faciendam supra summum altare. Eichard Smyth, son of John 
 Smyth of Shorne, 1452. (Lambeth, 273% Kemp") 
 
 Corpus meum sepel : in australi parte cancelle. Lego legendam 
 auream ad vsum proprium successorum meorum sic quod remaneat in 
 ecclesia mea. Lego Domino Will" Sauuder librum qui vocatur 
 Pupilla occuli. W" Peper, vicar, 1470. (IV., 50.) 
 
 Lego fabrice unius archie in dicta ecclesia. Tho^ Catter, 1496. 
 (V., 300.) 
 
 To be bereyd in the church of Shorn be fore the hie crosse. 
 Richard Page, 1502. (VI., 58.) 
 
 To be buried before the Crucyfyxe in the ])arish ehurche of 
 Saint Peture of Shorne nor vnto the graue of my Eathcr. A prieste 
 to singe a trental) of Saint Gregorie for myn sowlc and all crysten. 
 John Jorden, dated 1512. Proved 1524. (VIL, 345.) 
 
 To be buryed in the cliauusell of Shorn church. Sir Robert 
 Whittyngliam, clarke, vicar, 1528. (VJIl., 185.) 
 
 South Ch.vncel. 
 
 To the reparacon of a gutre of the saido ehurche botweene the 
 high chawnsell and our lady chapell on the sowtli side of y*^ saide 
 ehurche x\s. William Page, 1493. (V., 225.)
 
 WEST KENT. 69 
 
 To the ro])aracon of" the wall and pfutter bo twcne the hight 
 aultei- and I he suwtli vie xl.v. Thomas Pai^e, Ui)5. (V., 272.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the south chaunsell in Shorn church xls. 
 John Herenden, 1527. (VITI., 100.) 
 
 To be buried in tlie parish church of Shorne ne.xte to tlie buriall 
 of my husbounde liichard Page. To reparacion of the south 
 chansell xxa-. Agnes Herenden, widow, 1527. (VIII., 120.) 
 
 To our hady chapel 1 of Shorn church of the south side xls. 
 Sir Robert Whittyngham, clarke, vicar. 1528. (VIIT, 185) 
 
 To be buried in Rundall chancell in Shorne church. Garuace 
 Frank, 1537. (IX., 254.) 
 
 South Side or Aisle. 
 
 Sepel : in australi parte ecclesie de Shorne. Lego altari crucifixi 
 parte australi ecclesie pro panno lined xxil. Richard Hawke, 1473. 
 (IV., 91.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Shorne nexte to y'= south 
 dore. RichJ Creslate, 1521. (VII., 22G.) 
 
 NoKTH Side or Aisle. 
 
 To be buried in y"^ church at y*^ north dore of Shorn. Thomas 
 Bedill, 1473. (IV., 107.) 
 
 To be buried in the ehurche iu the north ile be for saynte John 
 Awter. Alexander Euerley, 1493. (V., 230.) 
 
 Rood Loft. 
 
 To the raakyng of the hye rode loft xiijs. niyl. Agnes Oxenden, 
 widow, 1485. (V., 60.) 
 
 To the edyfying of the Rode lofte iiijr/. William Chambur, 
 1487. (V., 99.) 
 
 To the payntyng of the nu rodeloft xls. John Page, 1491. 
 (V., 166.) 
 
 To the payntyng of the Rode lowth [loft]. Alexander Euerley, 
 1493. (V., 230.) 
 
 Bells. 
 
 To the church of Shorn for a nu bell xli. John Page, 1491. 
 (V., 166.) 
 
 To the bying of a grcate bell xls. Thomas Page, 1495. (V., 272.) 
 
 Lego ad empcionem magne campane in dicta ecclesia de Shorne 
 vjs. yn]d. Thomas Catter, 1496. (V., 300.) 
 
 To the bying of the grete bell vjs. viij</. John Hawke, 1497. 
 (V., 335.) 
 
 To the amending of y'^ grete bell of Shorn v]s. viijr/., and also 
 xxvjs. viijr/. which is in the handes of William Thorpe of Frensbury. 
 Richard Creslate, 1521. (VII., 226.) 
 
 Processiox Ckoss. 
 
 I will to Shorne Churchc xs. towarde a procession crosse. 
 Petyr Parker, 1524. (VII., 357.)
 
 70 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Too warde the beying of tlie new cross all suche money as is 
 now behvnde vupaide, viz., xijs. Agnes Herendeu, widow, 1527. 
 (VIII, 120.) 
 
 To a new cross xxd. Thomas Bisshop, 1527. (VIII., 97.) 
 
 Vicarage House. 
 
 I will that my feofEes make or deliuer a state vnto Sir Thomas 
 Elis, nowe vicar of Shorn, and to x or xij of the beste disposid 
 younge men of tlie parishe of Shorn in a tenement callid Normans 
 lying and sityng in Yj) Shorn in the saide parishe, to haue and to 
 holde to them, ther heires and assigues for euer, to the entent that 
 they shall suffer the be for named Sir Thomas Elis, vicar of the 
 same parishe, to haue and to occupie the saide tenement as the 
 Vicars dvvellyng place as long as he leuith, and ther continuith 
 Vicar, and yff the saide Sir Thomas decesses or be promotid to any 
 other benytices there not beying Vicar, Then the saide tenement to 
 remayn to tlie Vicar ncxte succedyng hym in lyke form as hit ys 
 grauuted to the same Sir Thomas, and so the tenement to be 
 contynued fro vicar to vicar in lyke forme as longe as the worlde 
 shall endure, prouided all wave that the saide Sir Thomas and his 
 successours shall yerely saye or do to saye on the Ascencon daye 
 placebo and dirige w"^ comendacon and masse on the morowe 
 following in the churche of Shorn for the sowll of Thomas Page 
 and his ansistres sowlles and all Xten sowlles. Thomas Page, 1495. 
 (V., 272.) 
 
 Parish Pine. 
 
 xl moder shepe to be delyuered to the churchwardens w* this 
 condicion, that the churchwardens for the tyme beying delyuer to 
 the borosolder of Shorn eueri yere iiij.9. \ujd. to discharge the 
 parisshe of Shorn a foresaide for the heade money to be paide yerjy 
 at the Lathe of Laketield, aud viip/. for his costs and y*^ sutors. 
 Thomas Bisshop, 1527. (VIII., 97'.) 
 
 SNODLAND. 
 
 To be biried in y'= porch at y" west dorr of y'" chyrch of Suod- 
 land, also to the making of the sayde Porch iiij mark of mony. 
 Thomas Bcnet, 11()1. (TL, 228.) 
 
 Lego reparacioni insulc ex parte boriali vnuui quarternum ordei. 
 Thomas Ussher, 14.72. (IV., 80.) 
 
 I will y*^ myne executors by a stone to ley on my grave w*in a 
 yere after my decaise. Also I will y*^ y'^ best crosse in Snodlaud 
 Chirch be a mendyd on my cost. Also I be(|ueyth x.?. to bye a pyx 
 for the blessyd sacrament in the sayd chirch. My tenement 
 ]iotteler.s to be sold and with pari 1 will tliere be boughte a 
 chakiHHO for the chcrch of Stiodland. .loliu l\)le, 1487. (Y., 12L) 
 
 Kcparacioni murorum cimiterii \]d. Thomas Stal worth, 1497. 
 (V., 298.)
 
 WEST KENT. 71 
 
 Ad sustcntaoionem de le TcMioalo in Holborowe duos modios 
 ordei. Margery Canon, 1503. (VI , H8.) 
 
 An honest prest to syng in Snodlande churcho fro the day of 
 Saynt Gregory vnto Easter holydayes be doon to tiie valor of xx.s'., 
 by discretion of the jjarson of Snodland or his dcputie. To ainend- 
 yng of on gutter in Snodland church x'l'yl. Walter /\ndi'e\ve, 1532. 
 (IX., 20.) 
 
 To William Canon, my brother, v"'^ bricke and the hewid 
 tymber. John Canon, 1534. (IX., 112.) 
 
 To be buried in y*^ parisshe churche of Snodland bifore the 
 crucilix. William Tylghman, dated 1540. Proved 1541. (IX., 34.) 
 
 An obite yerely in the cliurch of ISuodland. To the preist viij</., 
 to the clerke iiijf/., for two tapers xijr/., and for the people ringing 
 xij(/., and the rest to the poor people. If the same obite by order 
 of law bo abrogated hereafter, then the money among the jioor of 
 Snodland for euer. Allen Wood, yeman, 155(5 (3 and 4 Philip and 
 Mary). (P.C.C, 2, Wrastley.) 
 
 SOUTH FLEET. 
 
 Ad ecclesiam vnum libriun vocatum antiphoner. John Urban, 
 Esq., 1420. (P.C.C, 35, Marchc.) 
 
 Corpus meum ad scpeliendum in ecclesia. John Lauuce, rector, 
 1424. (P.C.C, 2, Luftenam.) 
 
 William Waltham, rector, named in will of William Swan, 1445. 
 (I., 32.) 
 
 Ad crucem de Bedysham. Agnes Balderton, 1450. (I., 89.) 
 
 To be buried in the chirche yerde of the chirch of Seint Nicholas, 
 bishop and confessor, of Southflete by fore the palme crosse. 
 William Beere, dated 1471. Proved 1473. (P.C.C, 9, AVattys.) 
 
 To be beryed in the chawncel of y*^ church of Southflete beside 
 my fader. William Swan the younger, 1478. (VI., 24.) 
 
 To y'= reparacion of the bellys xxd. To the reparacion of the 
 churche of Southflete whaine the wardenys be a bought to do repa- 
 raciones there xxd. John London, 1483. (V., 32.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem superpeliciorum chori iij*'. iiij(/. Bobert 
 Yfelde, 1484. (V., 40.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the vestments, copis, and autur clothes in 
 the church of Southflete x marks. William Godfrey, 1491. (V., 
 171.) 
 
 To be beryd in the churchyerde there at the east syde of the 
 cross. To the church a banner cloth price x«. John Gens, 1499. 
 (^•'^24.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyatc of Seynt Nicholas in Southflete 
 in the aley bifore the south dore there. Sir Henry Wombwell, 
 1508. (P'.CC, 10, Bennett.) 
 
 . To be buried in the churchyard apon y'' banke of the south 
 syde. William Vmfray, yonian, 1531. (IX., 9.) 
 
 To be buried in the south side of the church betwixt my too 
 wyffes in a cheste. Cristofer Hoggesou, 1533. (IX., 101.)
 
 72 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 A stone ouer my grave, my father, moder, my wyf, and my 
 names ingrauyd thereuppou. John Jesop, 1535. (IX., 200.) 
 
 To the church of 8outhfleet two tableclothes of satten to hange 
 afore the aulters. Nicholas Metcalfe, Archdeacon of Eochester, 
 1539. (P.C.C, 31, Dyngeley.) 
 
 SPELDHURST. 
 
 Ad reparacionem Campanilis ibidem vjs. viijd. Alice Crud, 
 1486. (V., 112.) 
 
 V marke to the bying of a coope to the vse of the saide 
 chnrche. W"> Quoyf, 1494. (V., 261.) 
 
 kSepelieud : in cimiterio ecclesie ibidem coram hostio australi. 
 John Coppeyng, 1508. (V., 218.) 
 
 To the bildeing of the cross before y*^ parsons gate of Speld- 
 hurst. tStephyu Clavyer, 1515. (VII., 54.) 
 
 To be buried in the chancell of Spelhurst church and a tomb to 
 be made where my body lieth. John Waller, dated 1514. Proved 
 1517. (P.C.C, 31, Holder.) 
 
 A cloth of greue and red w' a doble frenge to hange bifore the 
 hight aulter price vj.s'. viijd. Thomas Stace, 1536. (IX., 230.) 
 
 ROODLOFT. 
 
 Lego operibus lee rode loft xs. John Crudd, senior, 1518. 
 (VII., 151.) 
 
 To the rode lofte xxd. Also to the Roode, Mary and John, x\jd. 
 Also to the Xpofer xijrf. John Copping, 1522. (VII., 244.) 
 
 To y^ Rode lofte xs. Edward Litle, 1522. (VII., 255.) 
 
 I bequeith to the making of the window a fore the Rode fote 
 x\jd. William Crocher, 1525. (VII., 377.) 
 
 Pro deauratione ymaginum coram crucifixo ecclesie de Spel- 
 hurst, vjs. viijd. John Erie, 1527. (VIII., 111.) 
 
 Bells. 
 
 To the bell xxd. John Copping, 1522. (VII., 244.) 
 To the bell x\d. Edward Litle, 1522. (VII., 255.) 
 
 V Alii A. 
 
 To a manucll xviijd. Edward Litle, 1522. (VII., 255.) 
 To the beyiug of a chales for the churchc of tSpelhurste xxd. 
 W" Crocher, 1525. (VII., 377.) 
 
 STOKE. 
 
 I will vj acres of land lying ouer the parisshe of Hoo be sold 
 & the money ther of comyng to helpe to y*^ ])ayment of xxli. to be 
 ])ayd for a vestemcnt, a chalys, and a co|)e, to bo boglit to the vse 
 and be houe of the seyd church of Stoke for euermore. Adam 
 Sander, 1483. (V., 19.)
 
 THE UNFINISHED TOWER OF STOKE CHURCH. 
 
 IJuill hctuocii l-iTll and l.')!!. 
 
 (See pages 7;{ and 74.)
 
 WEST KENt. 73 
 
 Ad sustentationem clausure ciiniterii ecclesie xld. John Stott, 
 148S. (V., 05.) 
 
 To be boi'eycl in the ehurcliyerd of Stoke nexte tlie porclie. 
 1 bequeth a (juarter of whete and a quarter of malt to make w' an 
 Ale, and so to make a stoke for the sayde church. Item, I bequeth 
 for a stokke to the i^evdc church ij keyne and xx.s\ of money. 
 Kateryn Tutor, 111)1. (V., 17G.) 
 
 To the reparacion of Stoke church vjs. viijd. John Harry of 
 Westmallyn-r, loOl. (VI., 40.) 
 
 To be bereid in the hie chawncell there. Sir liicliard Walsch, 
 vicar, 1505. (VI., 175.) 
 
 To be buried in the bodie of the church of Saynt Petyr and 
 Paule of Stoke. To the chauntery aulter of Stoke all tha])parcl 
 that belongyth to the chapell of Malmayns, excepte the liani^yngH 
 in the said chapell. To the church of Stoke a hason and a ewer of 
 pewter for the fonte. I will my executor schal bey a stone and leye 
 it ouer me and my wif w*^ the pictor of a man and a woman and the 
 pictor of a litle man childe holdyng hur by the beades. Thomas 
 Iden, dated 1511. Proved April 1512. (VI., 312.) 
 
 ij kyen to the church of Stoke to kepe a dirige iiij tymes in the 
 yere in y*^ ymbre weks. John Cunnyng, 1517. (VII., 00.) 
 
 To the mayntening of the brotherhod and to the ligth or other 
 wise callid a yeueale in the parrisch of Stoke on cople of oxon and 
 xl srhepe. Petyr Pasche of Hoo, 1513. (VII., 130.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Saynt Petur in Stoke at the 
 crosse. William Bekerdike, 1524. (VII., 370.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell as ye enter in. Syr Richard 
 Hill, vicar, 1540. Proved 31 IMarche 1541. (IX., 330.) 
 
 To mending of the north dore of Stoke church vjs. \ujd. John 
 Wilkyn, 1545. Proved 1546. (X., 176.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard on the East side next unto the 
 palme tree there. Andrewe Costen of Oysterland borew in the 
 parish of Stoke, 1558. (XII. (ii.), 305.) 
 
 The Tower. 
 
 Sepeliend : in ])orticu ecclesie ex parte boriali. Ad sustenta- 
 cionem capelle beate Marie de Stoke xiij.s. iiij^/. Ad sustentarionem 
 et reparacionem cainpanilis ecclesie de Stoke xxs. Kichard Tuder, 
 1470. Proved 1480. (P.C.C, 38, Wattys.) 
 
 Lego fabricando campanilis ibidem vnam vaccani. John Peche, 
 1506. (VI., 230.) 
 
 To the reparacion of the Stepull of Stoke xiijs. iiij</. My tene- 
 ment in Stoke to be sold and money to the reparacion of the Steple 
 of Stoke. Adam London of the He of Greane, 1507. (P.C.C, 24, 
 Adeane.) 
 
 To the makeyng of the Stepill of Stoke Churche whan it is half 
 made xs. Richard Ware, yoman, of Borougtham, 1511. (VI., 307.) 
 
 Lego edificacioni cain])anilis do Stoke iij,s\ iiij</- Sir James 
 Barne, vicar of All Hallows, Hoo, 1512. (\'l., 323.) 
 
 To the Steple in Stoke vjs. xiijd. John Bote, 1517. (VII., 114.)
 
 H Ti:STAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Steple of Stoke xxs. Sir Steven Sheraton, vicar of All 
 Hallows, Hoo, 1518. (VII., 144.) 
 
 To the bikliiii;- of the Stepill a kowe. Thomas Stephen, senior, 
 1522. (VII., 293.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde of Sayiite Petyr in Stoke at 
 the chauncell yude wher my wif do lye. To the Stepill of Stoke 
 \js. viij(/. In defaulte of heirs also my executors to gyf to the 
 byldyng of Stoke Stepill xl*. Por a cope to Saynte Petur churche 
 of Stoke xiijs. iiijd. To London Brige xijc?., or ells a tree to make 
 it \v^ at ye sight of my executors. John a Furde, 1524. (VII., 
 369.) 
 
 To the buylding of Stoke Steple Yujd. John Shorte, 1526. 
 (VIIL, 39.) 
 
 Towarde the buylding of the Steple of the parish church of 
 Stoke in the hundred [of Hoo] a foreseid xli. in money. Towardes y'^ 
 mariage of poor maydons boorn wHn the hundred of Hoo iiijli. 
 Giles Palmar of Saynte Maries, Hoo, 1532. (IX., 100.) 
 
 To the buylding of Stoke Steple yf the parish intend to buyld 
 it vpp w' lyme and sande xx" noblez, or elles to be doon in other 
 goode dedes. John Mott of Hoo, 1534. (IX., 142.) 
 
 To the Stejile of Stoke one quarter of Barlev. William Browley, 
 1541. (IX., 379.) 
 
 Chapel of Our Lady. 
 
 Lego capelle beate Marie in eadem parochia nijd. Henry 
 Kolf, 1488. (V., 91.) 
 
 To the chapell of o'' lady j moder shepe. John Andrew, 1498. 
 (V., 330.) 
 
 [This chapel was in the churchyard, and has now disaj^peared. 
 For other entries respecting it see Sf. PauVs E.S. Proceedings, 
 vol. iii., p. 290. 
 
 Most Stoke folk leave a small gift to Christ Church, Canter- 
 burv, a hen or a chick, or a jt/., e.(j., Thomas W vlkyn of Stoke, 1517. 
 
 {y^u 99.)] ' ■ 
 
 STONE. 
 
 Myne executorys or ther assynz after the decese of my wyfc do 
 lete paue y'= procession wey fro the chauncell dore vnto y^ west dor 
 w^ pavyng tyle. Also I wyll y*^ my executorys by an honest stone 
 of marbyll & ymage grauyd theron w' a scry])ture of my name & 
 the daic of my deth, ami att euery corner of the ston a bockyll 
 grauyd therein. Also 1 wvll be seyd all thys y*^ the Kofe of the 
 sayd cliurch he iiewe schynglyd on the both syd to the euys ouer 
 that phice y' 1 Iv in, and bv th(> space of vij fote of the lenght of 
 the church. .Ichn liokclond", I 1-73. (JV., 233.) 
 
 Sepeliend : in eimiterio ecclesie parochialis de Stone ex opposite 
 hostium a(|niloiie. .lohn Baker, 1199. (V., 301.) 
 
 To be buried in y'- church of Stone in Saynt Blase chapell. 
 Syr John Wylshire, Knygthe, my nevow. To the church of Stone
 
 WEST KENT. 75 
 
 xxvj,s\ viijf/., lialf to be apiiloiod to y'^ honor of our ladic in the 
 chiuim-el, tlie other half a how le the repanu-ion of tluwStephi and 
 the chircli as nede is. lieynold Chayney, 1508. (A'l., 215.) 
 
 To y*^ makeyng of tlic tabei'nacle of Sayute Margaret viijr/. 
 Thomas Langeley, 15US. (VI., 210.) 
 
 To the church of Stone to by a vestyment xls. To the reparation 
 of the belles xld. I bequeith towarde the glasyng of the church 
 vj.«. viij(/. Itm towarde a crisniatorv xijr/. To bye a mass boke 
 for ouer lady aulter iiijs. To iiij incji to bei-e me to church, eche of 
 them injd. Itm, to eueri of the ryngars ijd. Kobert Foster, 1522. 
 (A^L, 258.) 
 
 To the parishe church of Stone a chesible and a tonycle w*^ the 
 albes, amyces, stoles, and other their apparel for a prest and bis 
 deacon to singe or say masse in of the value of tenne pounds, in 
 the which chesible and tonycle I will that niyn armes shalbe brow- 
 dered. for a remcuibraunce after the best maner. Sir John 
 Wilshire, Knt. Proved 16 Eeb. 1526-7. (P.C.C, 16, Porch.) 
 [For bequest for building his chapel see iS.P.E.S. Trans., vol. iii., 
 p. 291.] 
 
 To be buryed in the chaunsell before our lady in the saide 
 church of Stone. To reparacon of the chaunsell and for brekyng 
 of the grounde at my burinll xxs. To reparacon of tlie church xxs. 
 Sir Hugh Wilkynson, parrisch preste of Stone, 1528. (Vlll., 218.) 
 
 J will on barell of here to be disposid a monge poor people at 
 my buriall. Margaret Page, wido, 1529. (VIII., 228.) 
 
 STEOOD. 
 
 Sepeliend : in ecclesia ante pulpitum. Lego uno putco acjuatico 
 vocato Seynt Nicholas Welle. Lego ad imam cruceiu ligneain de 
 novo exigendam in trivio in Strode viz juxta crucein lapideam que 
 nunc stat juxta ostium novi operis ibidem vj//. xiij.s-. iiij*/. 'J'liomas 
 Glover alias Tanner, 1444. (I., 29.) 
 
 Lego pro factura le Palmcros in cimiterio ecclesie predicte 
 viijJ. Felice Sawnder, 1482. (V., 12.) 
 
 To be buried m churchyard of S' Nicholas a yenste the sowthe 
 dore of tlie quere. .John Jiusselle, mercer, 1496-7. (P.C.C"., 16, 
 Home.) 
 
 I will y*^ Nicholas my son have mv jj saffron gardens aforesaide 
 liing at Bombates. Tho^ Lombley, i4i)8. (V., 841.) 
 
 To be bereyd in the churchyard of Seynt Nicolas of Strode at 
 the AVest dore besyde Robert l"'isher my fyrst husbande. Tene- 
 ments called the Svvaiie and the X[)ofer. Denvs Mmlhoipp, wvf 
 vnto Xpofer Morthorpp, 1499 (V., 376.) 
 
 A complet sute of vtstments to the church of Strode; that John 
 Williams made for the diacon and subdiacon. Adam London of 
 He of Greane, 1507. (P.C.C, 24, Adeane) 
 
 Lego vnum linthiamium ad faciendum partem viiius superpelicii 
 in ecclesia de Strode. Johanna (iolde, widow, 1508. (VI., 208.)
 
 ^6 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 To be buried before the churche porche in Strode. John 
 Clarke, fisscher, 1516. (YII., 66.) 
 
 To the high aulter my best kercher to make a corporax. To our 
 ladys alter a kercher to make a corporax. jMy beste Kibend to 
 make a gyrdell to the best A^estment that he that weryth hyiu may 
 j)ray for me. To oure lady in Stroode Chirch my beste beds of 
 geyt of vij setts. Johanna Hunter, 1517. (VII,, 84.) 
 
 To y*^ forsayd church xiij.s-. iiiy?. to by three alltare clothys to 
 hange before ye iij pryncypall allters of y*^ sayd church. I will 
 have V prests att my burying, v att my moneth mvude, and v att 
 my yerstyde. John Munde, 1524. (VII., 339.) 
 
 I will there be bongth a goode surples the price of viij^. to be 
 made redy and gift'en in the churche of Strode at my monyth mynd. 
 To the churche of Strode my best bason and my executors to by 
 a ewar and gvf it to the church of Strode at mv monyth mynd. 
 Agnes Blowfeid, wido, 1525. (VIII., 23.) 
 
 I gift" to the bying of a trebill bell vjs. viijc?. To shingle the 
 churche xh. John Polley, 1526. (VIII., 72.) 
 
 XX shepe and a cople of oxou for an obet on the morowe after 
 the obet of Kobert Cok whiche schalbe the Thursday after Saynt 
 Luke. The money to be bestowid thus : Eurste to the reparacion 
 of the church ij.s. On goode friday to poor people in brede ijs. 
 Item to the curate and eueri church warden to see this doon \jd. 
 Itm to V prests and iij clarks iijs. vyl. Itm for offryng at the 
 masses V(/. Itm for the trynite ligtli and settyng of the herse vjd. 
 Thomas Danyell, 1527. (VIII., 126.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard agayust the ewe tree. Margret 
 Page, wedowe, 1545. (X., 131.) 
 
 To the high altar of Strode a diaper cloythe and a playne towell 
 for to be a howslyng towell there. Alice Bett, wedowe, 1555. 
 (XII. (i.). 8.) 
 
 Our Lady's Chapell. 
 
 Lumini beate Marie in cancella que vocata Cancella beate Marie 
 nyl. Thomas Hencote, 1473. (IV., 103.) 
 
 To the byldyng of o'' lady chapell in the same church xls. To 
 bye a vestment and a cope to the vse of the same church xli. 
 John William, 1501. (VL, 33.) 
 
 Chapel of the Holy Trinity. 
 
 To the Trinite chapell bylding xijaJ. Nicholas Nooen, 1517. 
 (VII., 100.) 
 
 To the byldyng of the Trinite chansel xls. John Kygbye, 1517. 
 (VII., 108.) 
 
 To the buvhling of the Trinite chaunsell yj-i. Yu\d. John Wales, 
 bocher, 15ls; (VII., 124.) 
 
 To the buylding of y'= Trinite chapell vj.s-. viijr/. To the glasing 
 of the church wyndos thci"e node is M. Walter Noone, 151S. 
 (VU., 135.)
 
 "WEST KENT. 77 
 
 The Neav WonK TIosi'iiAr,. 
 
 To our Uulv ill Newark my best kcrsslio iunl to the liey aultar 
 in Newarke my second curchar. The master of y*^ Newarke and 
 Kaff Smarttwatt to sel my howse to bye suche ornaments to y' 
 chapell in y'= Newarke as y*^ master and hys brethern shall thynke 
 most e necessary. Katerynj,' Munde, 1.524. (YII., ;U9.) 
 
 To M' John AVilbor master olf Xuworke in Stroide to bye 
 matteras, schets, and coverletts for his almes house for poor people 
 xls. iSir Thomas Hobsone, clarke, of ."S' Nicholas, Rochester, 1528. 
 
 SUNDRIDGE. 
 
 Corpus meuui ad sepeliendum in ecclesiaparochiali de Sundressh. 
 John Isly, 1375. (Lambeth, 78, Sudbury.) 
 
 If I die in London to be buried in church of Blake Freers, if in 
 Kent in the parish cliurch of Sondryche. A matresse, a bolster, 
 etc., to the Almeshouse of Sonderiche. Dame Agnes Paston, 
 widow, late wife of S>- John Paston, 1510. (P.C.C, 29, Bennett.) 
 
 To the church of Sondrysh my portatyf organes. Thomas 
 Issley, Esq., 1518-19. (P.C.C., IG, Ayloffe.) 
 
 SUTTON- AT-HONE. 
 
 To be buried in the church of Saint John Baptist at Sutton at 
 home in the mydill of the high quere there if I dye in Kent, yf in 
 London at the Crossed Freres by my daughter. William Stafford, 
 Esquier, 1514. Proved 1522. (P.C.C, 13, Ayloffe.) 
 
 To the gyldyng of the best crosse in Sutton chyrche viijs. 
 Simon Tumber, 1519. (VIL, 160.) 
 
 1 will ther be baken the quantitie of ij busshells of wheate and 
 iij buschells of malte to be bruyd at the saide mynde to refresh such 
 people as cum to the church e to thentent to praye for the welth of 
 my soull and all Xten. Simon Protest, 1519. (VIL, 184.) 
 
 To be buried in the body of my parish church of Sutton at 
 Hone. John Pulter, 1530. (VIII., 288.) 
 
 To be buried in the chauncell. Eichard Bee, vicar, 1558. 
 (XIl. (ii.), 276.) 
 
 To the Ester Feast of Sutton vj.s'. viijd. Edmunde Fiuche, 
 yoman, 1559. Proved 1560. (XII. (ii.), 430.) 
 
 SAVANSCOMBE. 
 
 Scpeliend : in cancella ccclesie predicte. Richard Shelley, rector, 
 1413. (Lambeth, 170'', Arundell LI.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of Sayuts Petyr and Poull in Swans- 
 comp at the south dore. Gye Clement, 1510. (VI., 365.) 
 
 To the rode lofte a spruse chest. To oner lady aulter a shete of 
 iiij els to make too aulter clothes and a bason of Peuter to serue in 
 the saide churche. Robert Lyucoll, 1517. (VIL, 104.)
 
 78 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the high aulter viijcl. To the reparation of the same high 
 aulter on of my beste shets. Thomas Dunton, 1518. (VII., 129.) 
 
 To the bying of a nue chaless xxd. John Grove, 1-522. (VII., 248.) 
 
 To be buried in tlie pai'ish church porche of Swanscom. Eliza- 
 beth Grove, 1523. (VII., 308.) 
 
 A cowe to y^ bodie of the same churehe. John Eicherdson, 
 1524. (VII., 349.) 
 
 To the payntyng of the clothe of the roode lofte if the parvsshe 
 paynte it vij^. Eichard Grofe, 1537. Proved 1539. (IX., 278.) 
 
 [Amongst the Inquisitiones ad quod damnum for 17 Edward III. 
 (1344) is one concerning the grant of land by John Lucas of Swans- 
 combe to a chaplain to build a chapel in honor of the Blessed Virgin 
 (file cclxv, No. 15). (P.E.O. Indexes.)] 
 
 TESTON. 
 
 To the reparation of the ste])ill of Teston churehe vf thej^ goo 
 f urth w-t all \js. viij^/. Thomas Coveney, 1521. (P.C.C., 13, Mayu- 
 waryng.) 
 
 Lego emptioni vnius erucis xxs. Margaret Lynstede, A\ddow, 
 
 1521. (VII., 218.) 
 
 To Teston churehe towardis a new bell or other reparaciones 
 necessarve vjs. viijd. Symone Godffrythe, parson of Nettlestead, 
 
 1522. (VIl!, 270.) 
 
 To the bying of a new crosse to the saide churehe xiijs. injd. 
 V marks, halfe to the chyrche of Teston and the other to the 
 reparacion of Teston Brvgge to pray for mv sowll and all cristyu 
 sowllts. Thomas Sponer, 1526. (VIIL., Si.) 
 
 Leyo facture cuiusdam cooperturi pro fonte vjs. viijr/. Thomas 
 Magnysden, 1525. Proved 1526. (VIIL, 64.) 
 
 TEOTTERSCLIEF. 
 
 Ad ecclesiam ubi corpus meum fuerit sepeliendum vnum caliccm 
 argenteum et deauratum et duos cruetes argenteos. William 
 (."roftcn, 1483. (V., 2.) 
 
 Note. — He was buried at Trotterscliff where is a brass. He 
 Avas B.C.L. of Gray's Inn. 
 
 To the nu cros.se in the seyde cluirch xiijs. iiij(/. To a sensor in 
 the same church iij*. iiijf/. I bequeth a baner cloth w*^ a Image of 
 8eynt (Jeorge callyd a stremer vj.v. vujJ. and snfficient hempc for 
 iij belropes to the vse of the seyde cliurche. Edmund Pi-ynte, 1501. 
 (V.,412.) 
 
 Lego ecclesie de Trottsclyff duo linthiamea pro altari et lego 
 reparacioni campaiialis il)id('m vnnm hulhdi. Alice Deysey, widow, 
 of Addiugton, 1509. (VI., 250.) 
 
 T bequeth to the hangevng of the sanctus bell in Trottisclif 
 \\yl. Andrew Godrjen of Addynglon, 1512. (VI., 319.) 
 
 To tlie churehe a tou(dl to vse of y*^^ hcyght auter and a basyng 
 a,nd a caiidellslekc. Johan Osbarnc, wedow, 1524. (VII., 338.)
 
 WEST KENT. 79 
 
 TIJDLEY. 
 
 To be buried in tlio t-lmivh of Tu<llev. llcni'v Stidolf, 14-74. 
 (Ill, liL'O.) 
 
 Lego ad emeiidain viiain rmnpaiiaiii dicte ecclesie \\s. Nicholas 
 Doiiyes, 1 171. (IV., 1:^7.) 
 
 Toward a pere caiuiylstykes of hi1yi> to be Ijouthc to the v.se of 
 the sayde church and of (ilod's diuyiie seruice there xs. Jolm 
 Wiseman, 1102. (V., 202.) 
 
 To tlie makvna; of a lu'll xl.s-. Thomasi AVysoinan, ynmaii, 1500. 
 (P.C.C, 22, Hennett.) 
 
 Lego fabrice ecclesie de Tiidley vjs. viij<^/. Thomas Myller, 
 1515. (VII., 41.) 
 
 To bo buried w'in tlie cliaunsell of Tiideley beside tlie sepulture 
 of Kobart Bowregge, late my husbond. Johane Bowrege, 1527. 
 (VI IL, 112.) 
 
 Half residue to vse of a bell for Tudley churcli. Thomas 
 Sandyll, 1530. (VIIL, 240.) 
 
 To be buryed in suche convenient place as myne executor shall 
 thiiil<e meet according to the laudable custome and vsage that then 
 .shall fortune to be hadd and vsed Ihroughe the realme of En";land 
 in the Catholike churche. To the inhabitants and church of Tuidley 
 during 20 yeres after my decease xxvjs. viip/,, wherof xiijs. ivy/. 
 for the reparacons of the church. George Fane, Esq., 1571. 
 (P.C.C, 40, Daper.) 
 
 TUNBRIDGE. 
 
 Lego Priori de Tunbrygge vnum maser. Volo (juod executores 
 mei de bonis meis ordinent vnum par candelabroruni auricalcati 
 precii xl.s. in ecclesia parochiali de Tunbrigge. 1431. (Lambeth, 
 425% Chichele I.) 
 
 Kicardo capellano parochiali de T. iiij^/. Itm sacriste ij^A 
 Le Belman \jd. Ad magnain reparacionem et emendacionem 
 ecclesie de T. x\s. John Roume, 1473. (IV., 111.) 
 
 JSepeliend: in media stacione ecclesie de Tonbrygge. Lego 
 tabernaculo beate Marie Virginis de T. in capella dicte ecclesie xs. 
 rs'ichohis Stydnlfe, 1473. (P.C.C, 12, AVattys.) 
 
 Lego operi de le Rodelofte de Tonbregge iijs. iiijV. quum 
 faciunt illud. Lego ad emendam regiam viam a le Cagegate vsque 
 ad crucem. John liyschop, senior, of IJadlo, 14N3. (V.. 23.) 
 
 Sepeliend : in ecclesie sanctorum Petri et Pauli de Tunbrigge. 
 Lego ad construcionem de le Rodelofte V marc, sub condicione si 
 parochiani vel custodes voluctint etc. infra duos annos. John Fane, 
 1488. (P.C.C, 9, Milles.) 
 
 Corpus meum ad humaudum in capella beate Marie Alrginis in 
 ecclesia Apostolorum Petri et Pauli de T. Lego fabrice de le Kode- 
 lofte xiij.s-. iiij(/. si incipiatur infra duos annos. John Dodde de le 
 Southborgh iii parochia de Tunbrigge, 1488. (P.C.C, 23, Milles.) 
 
 Lego reparacioni campanarum vj.s. \u\i/. William Cliildren, 
 1.51G. (VIL, 7G.)
 
 80 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 To the gilting of Saynt Nicholas iu y<= church of Tunbridge xs. 
 George Gybon, 1517. (VII., 94.) 
 
 Ojieribus iu le rode lofte vjs. Thomas Johuson, 1517. (VIL, 
 154.) 
 
 To be buried iu the chauucell of the parish church of Tuubregge 
 besyde the hygh aulter ther wher Rye: Carter, late my husband, 
 lyethe. Godlyue Adams, wedow, 1518. (YII., V2ii.) 
 
 Ad reparaciouem pynuaclorum ecclesie de Tuiibreg xh. Lego 
 ad emeudum i] vestimeuta uigra pro diacou et subdiacou. Margaret 
 Berde, widow' 1521. (VII., 221.) 
 
 To the church of Toubridge my spoues of siluer to make a paire 
 of cruetts. Two of my best couerletts, the oou to haug behyude 
 the sepulchre and the other afore the high aAvter. William Borowgh, 
 \-icar, 1529. (P.C.C, 8, Jaukyu.) 
 
 To be biu'ied in the chauucell of the parish dyrectly where I 
 use to sytt. To the church, to the honor of God, my crucyfyxe 
 that I have and all suche vestyments as remayne iu my hand and a 
 fayre eorporas case. John Proctor, dated 23 Oct. 1558. Proved 
 14 July 1559. (XII. (ii.), 328.) 
 
 WATEKINGBUET. 
 
 To by w* a canajjye clothe for the saide churche xxvjs. viij^. 
 John Tanner, 1516. (VIL, 71.) 
 
 I bequeth a diaper towell to hange ouer the Roode. Item, to 
 the vicary of the same church a table cloth playn. Alice Yenetre, 
 1527. (VlIL, 105.) 
 
 My tenement y'' est side of the stret ledyng betuen Wateryng- 
 bery crosse and Dow Mvll of xij acres. John Dedyke alias Claye, 
 yeman, 1532. (IX., 87.") 
 
 WESTERHAM. 
 
 Lego ad facturum sedilium ecclesie predicte. John Stace, 
 circa 1490. (VI , 133.) 
 
 Towarde a nu antiphouar vj,s\ viijr?. William Gauell, smyth, 
 1503. (VL, 86.) 
 
 Also I wul that a certen dute of the sum'e of ij.9. v'lijd. the 
 which Thomas (^uydynton owytho by the reson of his wyfe, and 
 hitt to be bestowyil on a clothe to reu on a wyer w^ ryiigcs ouerlwart 
 tlie (juer att the curatt and clerkis bokys. Jolin Cliawry, 1505. 
 (VL, 178.) 
 
 I will that myn executor ])ay all the costs and chargs of the 
 rcuowviig and new castyng of tlie orgMunys tliat be now iu the said 
 cliurclie to be uuule w^ iij sto])pis aitir Ihe lu^w making. Kicliard 
 Potter, Feb. 1511-12. (l\C.C., 6, Fetiplacc.) 
 
 To beburicMl in Saini Kallicryn chaunccll next lh(> grauc of my 
 father. My executor within liuulle yere after my deathe to ley a.
 
 WEST KENT. 81 
 
 s\o\w vppoii my grave wryllcii upon i(, Douiiiio niiserere. Jolin 
 Potter, dated 1522. Proved 7 Dec. I5:i(). [On lii.s desire for a 
 special service at Westminster see S.P.£.S. Transactions, vol. iv., 
 p. 320.] 
 
 To be buried in the ehurcliyard. My wit" to kepe all such 
 lights as I haue kept, and yet doth that is to sey oou taper afore 
 the Triiiite and mi other afore .Saint Clement. John Potter, baker, 
 dated lo.'i.S. l^roved 15M.-,. (P.C.C, 28, llogcn.) 
 
 To ri'paracion of the body of the church of Westerham 
 xiij.s-. WVyl. Sir Kobert Peele, viVar, 1580. f P.C.C., 84., Dyngeley.) 
 
 To be buried in the church of AVeslerham besides my husbande 
 Jolin Stacy there. Johan Arcluir, wedowe, loou. (XI., 342.) 
 
 WEST WICKHAM. 
 
 A'olo (juod executores mei pictari faciant vnam ymaginem de 
 Sancto .lohanne et eciani quod fieri faciant aliam ymaginem de 
 Sancto fStephano stantem in ecclesia de AN^est Wykham. Geoffry 
 Newenton, 1400. (Lambeth, 170^ Ammdell I.) 
 
 To the nedefull reparacons of a glas wyndow in the same 
 church iijs. iiij</. William Causton the elder, 1405. (V., 27G.) 
 
 Legodicteecclesie pro nouacampana ibidem emendaiij7i.vjs.viij(/. 
 John Cawf^ton, 1500. (Vl., 202. ) 
 
 To reparacion of the north yle of the parisshe church of West 
 Wykham in Kent x.v. Dame Anne Heydon, wedosve, dated 17 Dec. 
 1500. Proved 10 May 1510. (P.C.C, 28, Bennett.) 
 
 My bodie to be burieil in the chaunsell of AVickluuu. 1 bequeith 
 to the churche workes ther xlvjs. vWyl. I will that myn executours 
 cause a stone to be layde oner mv grave the ])rice x.s\ at y*^ lest. 
 Sir John Stokton, rector. Proved 10 Oct. 1515. (VII., 42.) 
 [There is a brass to him in the church.] 
 
 To the church of West Wickham for a clothe to the lectourne 
 \vj^/., and a pece of a cote of veluet with rosis to make pilowes to 
 (he highe aulter. AVilliani Crowland, 1521. (P.C.C, U, Mayn- 
 waryng.) 
 
 To be buried in the ehauncell. Sir John Deane, parson, 1556. 
 
 (xir. (i.), 40.) 
 
 WILMINGTON. 
 
 To the chur(di of Wilmington a cope and a vestement w' the 
 appnrteiuxnces. Godlytf Crosthevv, wedow, 1523-4. (VIE, 330.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyarde of Wylmynton a venste y^ 
 westdore there. John liasylwood, 1528. (VTII., 100.)" 
 
 To be buried in the ehauncell of Saynt Michaell of Wilmington. 
 Sir William Brodbent, vicar, 1552. (XL, 256.) 
 
 To be buried in the church nighe ynto my brother Sir William 
 Brodbent. 8ir Kobert Bacon, vicar, 1555. (XII. (i.), 7.)
 
 82 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 WOLDHAM. 
 
 John Mycliell mentions his messuage " apucl le Pelorv in Wold- 
 Lam," 1442. (I., 3.) 
 
 Ad cooperacionem ecelesie predicte vjs. viijrf. Henry Pylclier, 
 1473. (IV., 135.) 
 
 To be bereryd in tbe cliureliyerde on the east syde of the crosse. 
 John Philpott, 1498. (V., 306.") 
 
 Item fenestre vitrie partis occidentalis ecelesie preaicte viijr/. 
 Lego clerico bajalariornm xij(/. AVilliam Philpott, 1501. (Y., 4U7.) 
 
 xxs. towarde a cope or a vestyinent to the church of AVoldeham. 
 Thomas a Dene of Borowham, 1516. (VII., 66.) 
 
 A cope to the church of Woldham price xjU. xiij.s\ lujd. John 
 Eorest of Eochester, 1526. (VIII., 42.) 
 
 To the church of Woldham a surjjles price xs. Margery Clement, 
 widow, 1527. (VIII., 159.) 
 
 To be buried in the porche of the church of Woldham. John 
 Potkyu, 1531. (VIII., 274.) 
 
 The Tower. 
 
 To the church of Woldham a portous and a closid sawter [psalter]. 
 To the making of the Stepill of Woldham C marcs. Stephen 
 Slegge, 1460. (P.C.C, 21, Stokton.) 
 
 Lego campanali de Woldham. W'" Ledys, vicar of Burgham, 
 1464. (II., 287.) 
 
 Itm campanili de Woldeham xiijs. Yuyf. Johanna Pigott, widow, 
 1473. (IV., 108.) 
 
 Lego campanili ibidem. Tho^ Michell, 1473. (IX., 108.) 
 
 Lego campanili ecelesie parochialis de Woldham iij.s'. iiij^/. 
 Richard Sutton of Rochester, 1483. (V., 33.) 
 
 Bell. 
 Lego ad campanam magnam emendaciouem iiijt/. Walter Alfrey, 
 1473. (IV., 61.) 
 
 WOOLWICH. 
 
 Sepcliend : in ecclesia de Wolwich coram ymaginem Sancte Triiii- 
 tatis. W" de Proone, rector, 1104. (I.ambcllu 220'', Arundell T.) 
 
 Sepeliend : in porticu ecelesie beate M;iria de Wolwichc. Thomas 
 Hethe, gent., 1458. (P.C.C, 14, Stokton.) 
 
 Sepeliend: in ecclesia ])arochi!ili de Wollcwichc in choro coram 
 yinagine 1)( ate Marie. Willi;nii Kcn(>, 1466. Proved 1467. (P.C.C, 
 20, Godyii.) 
 
 One vestment with alle that longith thereto vnto the chirch of 
 AV..1\\ ich tlio best. John H:iynes, rector. 1495. (P.C.C, 26, Vox.) 
 
 To be bereyd in the chui'ch ycrde ther on the eastsyde of the 
 palme crosse. "William Wolton, '1499. (V., 360.) 
 
 1 bequeth to y« church of AVolwych .xxiij.s-., the which the [):irisrhe 
 ow' me and to ine was du att my last accnnipt wen 1 was warden, 
 Thomas Eglc, waterman, 1491. '(VI., 150.)
 
 WEST KENT. 83 
 
 To be buried in the cburcbyarrl of WolwiLlie by tlie Palme 
 Cross. Margaret Egle, widow, lol-"). (\'I 1., 'il.) 
 
 To be buried in tlie churchyard as nere the cross as maye be 
 possibh'. Nicholas Mvvdo, 1515. (VTT., 12.) 
 
 To be buryed within the new chapel! that i hitcly caused to be 
 made in the parisslie cluirch of Wolwvch as nyghe the place where 
 the bodie of Anne my wife, wlios soule Ihu pardon, lieth buryed 
 as coniu'iiit'ully niav be. Niehohis Boveton, l^scjuier, dated 2(5 Feb. 
 1517. (P.C.C., 15," Ayh)ffe.) 
 
 To be buried in the parish churche of A\''olwiche in the lie or 
 chauucell there. Edward Eoughton, kniglit, dated 1549. Pi'oved 
 1550. (P.C.C, 18, Coode.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Our Lady of Wolwiclie in 
 thest side of the porche there, .loliii Shai'|)i', iiiaryner, 1552. 
 (XL, 1S9.) 
 
 To be buried in ihc piirish t-liiin li of Wulhvich in the Tombe 
 and chappell willi my graimdefather Nycholas Bowghton, Esciuire, 
 deceasecl, which mv said grandfalher bilded. Nycholas Boughton, 
 Esquire, 1559. (B.C.C.,' 11, Mellershe.) 
 
 WEOTLIAM. 
 
 Lego pro vno pixide pro Corpore Christi ad pendendum in eadem 
 ecclesia de Wrotham yj.s\ viijri'. Lego ad faciendum tria superpelicia 
 pueris administrantibus in predicta ecclesia. Legavit pro empcione 
 campanarum iiij marcas. Kalph Melcheborn, vicar, 1404. (Lam- 
 beth, 207'\ Arundell I.) 
 
 Lego ad vsum ecclesie parochiali de Wroteham in com. Kane, 
 vnum vestimentum sacerdotale precii centum solidoruin. Hichard 
 Pull of London, 1111. (P.C.C, 21, Marche.) 
 
 Lego ad c()m])eran(lum vnum frontellum pro summo altari ecclesie 
 parochialis de Wrotham vj.s-. y\\\d. William AVatton of Addington, 
 U68. (P.C.C, 18, Godyii.) 
 
 Sepeliend : infra cancellam ecclesie mee introitu chori ad cujus 
 summum altare memoriak' do et lego vnum paxbrede de argento 
 liijs. iiijr/. Thomas Maddeis, clerk, 1500. (P.C.C, 10, Moone.) 
 
 Sepeliend: in cimilerio de Wroteham. Summo altari de Wrote- 
 ham xijr/. Lego iuminibus ymaginuni beate INIarie Pietatis, Saneti 
 .Johamiis Baptiste, et Saneti Jacobi vnum cei'eum cere. Johan 
 White, widow, of Strode, 150S. (VI., 215.) 
 
 A taper to be sett afore Sent George in Wrotham church the 
 price iujd. William Wolleryge of Troslyff, 1532. (IX., 30.) 
 
 To be burietl in the ])arish church of Wroteham as nygh vnto 
 the buriells there where as mv frends lyen buried. James Pekham, 
 Esq., 1532-3. (P.C.C, 23, Thower.) 
 
 To be buried in the churche of Saint George of AVroteham 
 biside the grave of mv viicle AVilliam Pekham, squier. Eeynolde 
 Pekham, squycr, 1521-5. (P.C.C, 31, Bodfelde.) 
 
 Q 2
 
 84 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 TALCING. 
 
 Ad reparacionem sustentacionem et reuouacionem vnius cam- 
 pane xxd. Ad empcionem vnius par precularum [i.e., a pair of 
 beads] ad pendendam in ecclesia predicta ad orandum pro animabus 
 omnium fidelium defunctorum. Stepben atte Nasbe, 1474. (IV., 
 
 164.) 
 
 Ad reparacionem pontis de Ealdyng. Tbomas Brodyngbury, 
 
 1474. (IV., 174.) 
 
 Ad repar. pontis de Twyford iijs. iiijc?. Eepar. pontis de Bald- 
 ing iijs. iiij^. Ad construccionem operis ecclesie de Ealding vjs. 
 wiijil. ' Job'n Curcb, 147"). (IV., 215.) 
 
 To the pavvng of tbe church of Ealdyng xxd. Eaynolde Brown- 
 yngbery, 1487. (V., 82.) 
 
 Eesidue to reparacon of the brygge of Ealdyng, the second 
 parte to the brygge of Twyford, the "iij"' parte to the mcndyng of 
 fowell weyes be twyue my place and Ealding church. Eobert 
 Parfett, circa 1488. (V., 114.) 
 
 Lego facture none fabricis navis ecclesie predicte xiijs. u\yJ. 
 John Lurchen, 1493. (V., 201.) 
 
 Lego fabrice none trabis x\s. Ad picturam ymagine beate Marie 
 Pietatis xls. Ad pauimentum tegularum in Insula boriali xx-s. 
 William Pvx, 1493. (P.C.C, 29, Dogett.) 
 
 Lego fabrice none trabis xxvjs. viijc^. Lego fabrice stannorum 
 et sedilium ecclesie de Ealding vjs. v'ujd. John Jop, 1493. (P.C.C, 
 
 18, Vox.) 
 
 In default of heirs my feoff ers shall sell all my toles that be- 
 longith to my craft and the money therof cumyng I will y' yt schalbe 
 bestoAvyed a bowte Twyforde brigg and to the reparacion of the 
 church of Ealdyng. John Harrenden, 1509. (VI., 249.) 
 
 To be buried in the medell pase bifore the high cros within the 
 church of Taldinge. AV™ Astyu, 1522. (P.C.C, 25, Maynwaryng.) 
 
 Sepeliend : in cimiterio ApostoUirum Petri et Pauli de Ealdyng 
 in ambulatorio in boriali parte cimiterii illius. John Arkynbold, 
 senior, 1524. (VII., 363.) 
 
 To be buried in the churchyard of Yakling before the belfraye 
 dore. iij//. vj.s. \u](/. toward a seynser of seiner to serue the sayd 
 church of Yaldyng so that the paris.shons ther will bye a senser of 
 syluer to the value of ten marks wHn one yere next. iij//'. vj.s. vuyl. 
 to be bestowyd in stone werke in the fotewaye and horscwey ledyng 
 betwene Bealdenobrecrosse and Suchefeldecrosse in Vahling. 
 Kobert Elfegh, 1526. (VII I., 50, and 28, Porch, P.C.C) 
 
 V masses at my burying that is to say of the Name of Jhu', of 
 tlic Holy gost. of the Trinite, of Corpus Xti, and of the .Vssumpcon 
 of o' blessyd Lady, and eiiery prest to haue y\cL Thomas Haymon. 
 1526. (VIIL, 53.) 
 
 To by a streiner for Kalding Church xx-.*. .\ pix to be used 
 onnly to' lay in my savyor and redemer .Ihu Cliristi when at sucli 
 tyme the curat of Ealding goeth a visitacon to sike people. William 
 Farman, 1535. (IX., 179.)
 
 ( 85 ) 
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 WEST KKNT. 
 
 An asterisk (*) sijrnifies that the miinv. ui;cui> more than onue on 
 
 the pat^e indicated. 
 
 Abell. Richard. 24; William, .xiii, 24*. 
 A liorne. John, '^'^. 
 Abraham. Clement. .5. 
 Absolon, Klianor, 18 ; Joan, 18; John, 
 xviii, 17, 18* ; Marion, (!o ; William. 
 
 18, t;rK 
 
 Adams, Godlyve, 80. 
 
 Addinfjton. viii, ix, xi. 1, 78, 83. 
 
 Adeane cr A Dene, John, 22 ; Tho- 
 mas. !). 82. 
 
 Affolds. John, 28. 
 
 A Furde. .John, 74. 
 
 A Gokeman, William, 30. 
 
 Aisle, making of, 7, 70. 
 
 Alabaster Table of St. Thomas, 44. 
 
 Alb, 20, 23, 27, 56, (ii). 
 
 Alcok. Edward, 25. 
 
 Aldressh, Elianor, 22. 
 
 Ale and Ales, bequests for. xvii. 15, 
 27, .50. 53. 54, 73. 77. 
 
 Alfrey, Walter, 82. 
 
 Aling'ton, Sir Giles, 23. 
 
 Allen or Alan. Katharine, xxiii ; Rich- 
 ard. 10 ; Thomas, xxiii ; Walter, 45 ; 
 William, 2(j. 
 
 All Saints or All Hallows, 25. 
 
 Almayn, John. 47. 
 
 Almshouses, xxii, 20, 67, 77*. 
 
 Alphey or Elfegh, John, 12, 59 ; Ro- 
 bert, 84. 
 
 Altar t;ioth, 22, 27, 28, 31, 38, 57, 64. 
 67, 71, 72*. 76, 77 ; Griicn and red. 
 with fringe. 72. 
 
 Altar, covering- over, x, 5, 8, 33, i>6 ; 
 frontel, 83; Jesus, 61, 
 
 Amice, 23 ; with Angels, 5(), 
 
 Andrew, John, 74 ; Walter, 71 ; \\il- 
 liam. 40. 
 
 Antiphoner, 6. 7, 22, 28. 29, 44, 49, 63, 
 65, 6i^. 71. 80. 
 
 Apowell. Hugh, 22. 
 
 Apple Trees, xxiii. 
 
 Appulton, Roger, 20. 
 
 Aqueduct, 13, 
 
 Arch, making of, 68. 
 
 Archar, Joan, 81. 
 
 Arkynbold. John, 84. 
 
 Arms, embroidered on vestments, xiii, 
 
 12, 19, 32, 75 ; on monuments, 1, 
 
 13, 25, 45 ; on plate, xxiii. 
 A Rowe. John, 3. 
 Arundel. Sir William, 60. 
 Ash next Dartford, vii, xi, 2. 
 Ashdown, William, 46. 
 
 Ashley (Aschlegth, Aschley, Asheley, 
 
 etc.), John. 49*; Richard. 11. 29, 
 
 36, 53 ; Walter. 26. 
 Ashurst, vii, x, xxii, 2. 
 Assumption, Feast of the, gift of 
 
 shoes on, 53. 
 Aston, Marion. 3. 
 A Stone. Thomas, 9. 
 Astyn, Nicholas. 25, 42; William, 84. 
 At Hill, Thomas, 5. 
 At the Sole, John, xiv, 34, 
 Atte Xash, Stephen, 84. 
 At Wode. George. 66 ; Margaret, 2. 
 Auditor, Andrew, 2u, 
 Austen, Roger. 29*. 
 Aj-erst, Thomas, 52. 
 Aylard, John, 12. 
 Aylesford. x. xii, xv. xviii, xxi. 2 : 
 
 Newhithe in. 3 : I'riory, x. 3: Prior 
 
 of, 4. 
 
 B 
 
 bachelors' Light. II. 
 
 IJacon, Robert, 81. 
 
 Baker, John. 51, 74 ; Joone. 53 ; Tho- 
 mas, 49. 
 
 Baldcrton, Agnes, 71, 
 
 Ball, John, 45. 
 
 Ballard, Thomas, 10. 
 
 Haltrop, Agnes, xi, 32, 
 
 Bamme, Anne, 27 ; Richard, 27, 
 
 Banner, 30, 45 ; cloth for cross, etc., 
 49, 71 ; of Our Lady and St. Ed- 
 ward, 28 : of St. George, 78. 
 
 Banstead, 17.
 
 86 
 
 TESTAMEKTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Barker ov Barcar. Marion. H ; — . 62. 
 
 Barley. William, io. 
 
 Barinin<r. East. 4. 
 
 Barne, .James, 87. 73. 
 
 Baschurcb. Thomas, 67. 
 
 Basin, 76. 78 ; for christening'. 29 ; of 
 
 pewter for font. 73 ; of silver, 61. 
 Bassett. John, 1.5. 
 Bate. Simon, 47. 
 Batt.' Thomas, 49 ; William, -18. 
 Batt alJax Grjme. Dennj-s. 48, 4!) : 
 
 Thomas. 4S. 4'.». 
 Battle Abbey, 44. 
 Battman, Robert, 30. 
 Bawdun. John. .53. 
 Bayden, Richard, xxii. 
 Bayham [Begrham] Abbey, 44. 
 Baynes, James, 33. 
 Beads, coral, xxiii : of jet. 76 ; pair 
 
 of. 81. 
 Beam (trabis). 27, 84. 
 Becher. William, 4(;. 
 Beck, Thomas, 32. 
 Beckenham, viii, xii, 4. 
 Bedell (Bedill or Bedyl). Davy, 31) : 
 
 Geoffrey. 17: John. ."),3y: Thomas. 
 
 xvii, 40. 47. 69. 
 Bederoll. 23. 30, 51, 58. 62. 66. 
 Bedford. Duke of, 36. ' 
 Bee, Richard, 77. 
 Beele, John, 67. 
 Beer, 37, 75. 
 Bees, 5. 
 
 Beke, Elizabeth. 18 ; Henry, 18. 
 Bekerdike, William, 73. 
 Belcham, John, 21. 
 Bells, bequests for. xv. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9, 
 
 13. 17, 18. 19. 20, 21. 22*. 23, 27, 36. 
 
 42. 44. 48, .53, 55. 56*. (U. 66*. (18. 69, 
 
 71, 72, 7.5, 76. 78, 79*, 81, 82. 83, 84 ; 
 
 Ranctus, 9, 23, 78 ; to ring before 
 
 corpse, 41 ; ropes for, 78. 
 Benjjkyn. Thomas, 42. 
 Bennet nr Benet. Joan. 5 : Thomas, 
 
 70. 
 Bere for funerals, 22. 
 Bore or Beere, Elizabeth. 61 ; John, 
 
 36, 61 : Martin, 61 ; Maryon, 61 : 
 
 William, 71. 
 Bery, Richard, 14. 
 Best, Richard, 42. 
 Bett, Alice, 76 ; William, 27. 
 Beveryche, John, 11. 
 Bexley, x, 4. 
 Bexley, Nicholas, 44. 
 Hidborouph. vii, x, 5. 
 Bill or Byll, 63. 
 Birch ('/• Byrch. John. 42. 
 Bird I r Berde. Margaret, 1 1, SO. 
 I'>irling. ix. xii. xiv, xv, xvii, xxiv. 
 
 5, 53. 
 
 Bishop or Buschop, John, 33 ; Tho- 
 mas, 70*. 
 
 Blacher. Thomas. 68. 
 
 Bloundell. Martin, 53. 
 
 Blowfield, Agnes. 76. 
 
 Bobbe alias Toty. John. xii. 41. 
 
 Bochier, Richard. 7. 
 
 Bodie, John. 35. 
 
 Bokelond. John. xii. 1>!, 37, 74. 
 
 Bolde, Peter, xiv. 63. 
 
 Bolte. Alice. 2, 2\ ; John, 21. 
 
 Bonaventure, Richard, 10, 11. 
 
 Bonfires, xviii, 23, 
 
 Books, for services, xiii, xiv, 20 ; 
 amending of. 24, 67 ; Crucifixion 
 of Jesu, 42 ; Dives and Pauper, 61 ; 
 Golden Legend, 26, 68 ; Legend of 
 Saints in English. 63 : Ortus Voca- 
 bulorum, 61: Pupilla Oculi, 68; 
 Sermons, 60 : Story of Our Lady, 
 22 ; Vita Christi, 61. 
 
 Boonde, Thomas, 19, 
 
 Boore. John, 52. 
 
 Borne, William, 41. 
 
 Boroughsolder. 22. 70. 
 
 Borowgh. William, 80, 
 
 Borstal near Rochester, 65, 
 
 Borther, Helias, 37, 
 
 Boswyn, Thomas, 10. 
 
 Bote. John. 73. 
 
 Bothe, Randolf, 7 ; William, 8, 
 
 Bottlesham, John, Bishop of Roches- 
 ter, 60, 
 
 Boughton or Boveton, Anne, 83 ; Sir 
 Edward, 83 ; Nicholas, 83*. 
 
 Bourbage, Richard, 45, 
 
 Bow. 63, 
 
 Bowen. William, 23, 
 
 Bowls of latten, 11, 19, 22. 
 
 Bowregge, Joan, 79 ; Robert, 79, 
 
 Boydon, Thomas, 55, 
 
 Bradforth, John, 13, 
 
 Braibrokc. Alice, xxiii. II. II : John, 
 xxiii. 14 ; Thomas, xxiii. 1 I. 
 
 Brampton. Joan. 5(; : Thomas, 55, 56 ; 
 William, 44. 
 
 Bramston, .John, 56. 
 
 Brass pot, 51. 
 
 Brasses, bequests for, xi, 1, 6, 23, 26. 
 28, 38, 39, 51, 59, 60, 73, 74. 
 
 Brasted. 6. 
 
 Brasyer, Margaret, 26 : Steven, 26. 
 
 Brattle, James, (i ; John. 6 ; Richard, 6. 
 
 Brawdrib, Richard, 27. 
 
 Braye. Alice, 1 1 . 
 
 Bread, xviii. 3, 10, 40, 50, 52, 53, 76, 
 77 : wastell, 40, 
 
 Breatayn, Thomas, 16. 
 
 Brencliloy. x. xi, xiv, xv. xxiii, 6. 
 
 Brewhousc implements. 31. 
 
 Bricks, xii, 5, 16, 71.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 87 
 
 Hrif1;,^os, mending of, 9, 16, 19, 22, 25, 
 <;-^, 7S, 81. 
 
 Bridges or Breggys, Thomas, -1. 
 
 lirightewood. John, iJU. 
 
 Brodbeiit, William, 54, <S1. 
 
 Erode. John. 50. 52. 
 
 lirodyiigbury. Thomas. SI. 
 
 Brokar t<r Broker, John, 5H ; Ralph, 
 5S ; Roger. 7. 
 
 Broke, Clemens, 07 ; John, 17 ; Rich- 
 ard. :51 ; Thomas, 17. 
 
 Bromfelde. Robert, 21. 
 
 Bromley, vii. x. xiv, xv. xx. xxi, 7, 'My, 
 47. 
 
 Brooke, John, 05. 
 
 Brotherhood, at Stoke, 715 ; of St. 
 George and St. Anne, Greenwich, 
 xviii. 151 ; of Our Lady at West- 
 mailing, 52*. 
 
 Browley, William, 74. 
 
 Browne, Alexander, 51 ; Anthony, 23 ; 
 John, xi, xviii, 23, 52 ; Richard, 14 ; 
 William, 03. 
 
 Brownyngl)ery, Raynolde, 84. 
 
 Brynton, Thomas de. Bishop of Ro- 
 chester. OU. 
 
 Bucke. Richai'd. 07. 
 
 Buckland or Buklaude, John, 50. 
 
 Bull. Joan, xxi, 53. 
 
 Bull of indulgence attached to corpse, 
 50. 
 
 Bulvayne, Kssex, 24. 
 
 I^iurgeys. Robert. 3(). 
 
 Burgoyne. William, 41. 
 
 Burham or Boi'ougtham. x*, xv, xix, 
 xxi, 8, 73, 82*. 
 
 Burial, cloth. 11; drinking at. 20; 
 special requests for, xii. 10. 11. 10, 
 21. 2*;. 28. 32, 41), 54, 62. 
 
 Burneby, Hugh, 58. 
 
 Burre, William, 6. 
 
 Burston. Thomas, 53. 
 
 Burton. Henry, 57. 
 
 Bush ('/■ Busch, John, 18. 
 
 Buttresses, viii, 30, 43. 
 
 C 
 
 Caley, Thomas, 32. 
 
 Calvert. Joone, 2(i. 
 
 Cambridge. Christ's College. 8. 
 
 Cambridgeshire, 23. 
 
 Candlemas, 30. 
 
 Candlesticks, 7, 29, 67, 78, 79*. 
 
 Canon. John, xii, 71 ; Margery, 71 ; 
 
 William, 71 . 
 Canopy, 33, 3S, 53, 05 ; cloth. 35, 80. 
 Canterbury, Christ Church, 74. 
 Capel, vii, xv, '.). 
 Gapp, John. 32 ; Jouc. 32. 
 
 Carleton. Gilbert, xii, 26. 
 
 Carjienter, John, 40, 00. 
 
 Carrok, Philip, 23. 
 
 Cams, Henry, 9. 
 
 Carter, Richard. 80. 
 
 Castilayn. Henry, 4. 
 
 Cater. .John. 27. 
 
 Catford IJridge in Lewisham, 49. 
 
 Catholic Church, xxii, 79. 
 
 Catter, Agnes, 02 ; Thomas, 68, 69. 
 
 Cattle, names of, xxiii. 
 
 Causeway or Cawsey, xxi, 42, 49, 50, 
 ()5, 07. 
 
 Causton. John, 81 ; William, 81. 
 
 Cavell, Bernard, 7, 47. 
 
 Cayser, John, 58. 
 
 Ceiling, of chancel, 4 ; over rood, 51. 
 
 ('i'iiif)itariv.s, vi. 10. 
 
 Censer, 51, 59, 07, 78. 84. 
 
 Chalices, engraved, xiv ; Elizabethan, 
 xiv; gifts of, 7, 8, 11*, 12, 14, 17, 
 20, 20, 28, 29, 33. 34*, 40, 41, 42, 43, 
 49, 50. 51, 55, 57*, 70, 72*. 78*. 
 
 Chalk. XV, 9, 53, 54. 
 
 Chamber, Richard, 05 ; William, 69. 
 
 Champneys, John, xviii, 31, 32; Ka- 
 therine. 31. 
 
 Chancels, viii. 
 
 Chandler or Chaundeler, John, 0. 
 
 Chantrey founded, 8, 21, 59. 
 
 Chapels, viii, 42. 40, 53, 59, 78, 83 ; 
 in churchyard, viii, 24, 59, 73, 74. 
 
 Chapleyn, Thomas, 20. 
 
 Chapman, Richard. 04 ; William, 5. 
 
 Charlton, xxiii, 10. 
 
 Charlys, Richard, 39. 
 
 Charnel house. 20. 
 
 Chary, John, 45. 
 
 Chasuble, gifts of, 3, 14. 59, 75 ; see 
 Vestments. 
 
 Chatham, vii, 10. 
 
 Chawry, John, 80. 
 
 Chayney. Reynold, 75. 
 
 Cheisfield, xv, 10, 2(i*, 27, 30. 
 
 Cheryman, John, 04. 
 
 Cheseman. Robert. 4(), 48. 
 
 Chest, Church, 48 ; gift of, 55, 59, 77. 
 
 Chevening, vi, 11. 
 
 Cheynn, Isabel, 57. 
 
 Chiddingstone, 11, 59. 
 
 Children, William, 79. 
 
 Chislehurst, xix. 7, 12, 15. 47, 05. 
 
 Christopher or Crystofer, Martin, 2 ; 
 Richard, 07. 
 
 Christopher, St.. painting or figure 
 of. 72. 
 
 Church, William, 38. 
 
 Church, house bequests for, xvi, 31, 
 37, 38 ; gate, 07* ; stock. 73 ; war- 
 den, 2, 70, 82 ; yard cross, .sec Cross ; 
 yard walls, 12, 13, 10, 25*, 29, 70, 73.
 
 88 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Clarke, Jane, 3 ; Jolm, 51, 76 ; Rich- 
 ard, 56. 
 
 Clavyer, Stephen, 72. 
 
 Claye, John, 80. 
 
 Clemens, Robert, 67. 
 
 Clement. Gye, 77 ; Margery. 82 ; Sir 
 Richard, 48 ; William. 27. 
 
 Cley^-ate, Robert. r> ; William, xii, 5. 
 
 Cliff e, vii, xix. 12. 
 
 Clock (dial), xx, s, 12, H). 
 
 Cloisters at Aylesford, x. 
 
 Cloth, black, with whit* cross, 11 ; 
 board, 28 ; coloured. 55 ; lectern, 
 81 ; lined, li'J : linen. ;!o ; with in- 
 scription, 19 ; for roodloft, 44, 78 ; 
 for sepulchre. 44 ; on wire by clerk's 
 books, 80. 
 
 Coal on St. Thomas's Day, 32. 
 
 Cobham, vii*. ix. xv. 4. 13, 51. 
 
 Ralph de, 
 76 : William. 
 Thomas, xii, 
 
 3 ; Geoffrey, 
 
 Cobham. Lady Eleanor, 
 
 13 ; Thomas de. 13. 
 Cock or Cokke, Robert. 
 
 10 ; Dr., o'J. ' 
 Codde. Nicholas. 29* : 
 
 65. 
 Colcloff, Kaff. 33. 
 Colepeper. PJdward, xii, 
 
 58 ; John. 3, 58 ; Margaret, xii, 3. 
 Colfe, -Abraham, xx. 
 Coll, Thomas, 28, 55. 
 Colman. Stephen, 48. 
 Colt, William, 40. 
 Colyn. Alice, 2 : John. (j>< : Richard. 
 
 2, 59. 
 Combe, Richard, 47. 
 Communion, book, 9 ; cup, 13, and 
 
 ■see Chalice ; table, xxii, J 8 ; cloth 
 
 for, xxii, 26 ; x/v nlxo .Utar. 
 Cooke, Thomas, 57 ; William, 20. 
 Cooling, xxiii, 14, 41. 
 Coorteman, Thomas. 37. 
 Copes, gifts of. 9. 10, 12. 14, 19*, 25. 
 
 27, 28. 33, 34. 38. 39, 41, 42, 44, 45! 
 
 49, 50. 52*, 55, 57. 58. 60, 61 , 63. 67*. 
 
 68,71, 72*, 74. 76, 81. .S2. 
 Copping or Copi)eyng, John, 72*. 
 Corporas, 2U. 23. 29, 76. 80. 
 Cosington, Thomas. 3 ; William, 2. 
 Costen, .Vndrew. 73. 
 Coton, John, 5. 
 Cotyer, Thomas, 36. 
 Counterpoint with verdors, 30. 
 Courthope, John, 44. 
 Covenev, Thomas, 25, 78 ; William, 
 
 25. 
 Coverlets, gifts of, 33, 38. 39, 54, 56, 
 
 80. 
 Cowcher (book on desk), xiv, 63. 
 Cowden, ix, 14. 
 Cows, gifts of. 14, 50, 58, (;2, 65, 74, 
 
 78 ; farm of, a. M. 
 
 Cox. William, 22. 
 
 Cray, Foots, xix, 15. 
 
 Cray, North, viii, xii, 15, 65. 
 
 Cray, St. Mary's, 14. 
 
 Cray, St. PauTs. xvii, xix. 15. 
 
 Crayford, vi, xi, 16. 
 
 Creke, Barnard, 22. 
 
 Creslate, Uichard, 69*. 
 
 Crippe iir Crippes, Thomas, 36. 38. 
 
 Crismatory. 59, 75. 
 
 Crocher, VVilliam, 72*. 
 
 Croft, Robert, 62. 
 
 Crofton, William, 78. 
 
 Crokker, John, 47. 
 
 Cross, 67, 70, 78 ; best, 49, 70, 77 ; 
 banner for, 49 ; Chapel in, 10 ; 
 churchyard, xix, 2. 12, 20, 27, 30, 
 48, 62, 65, 73. 82 ; cloth, 17. .50, 65 ; 
 copper and gilt, 36 ; on g'raves. xii, 
 5 ; on herse, 27 ; Mary and John, 
 28 ; palm, xix, 1. 5, 24, 30, 71, 75, 
 82, 83 ; procession, 69 ; silver, 33, 
 62, 67 ; staff, 33 ; on steeple, vi, 20, 
 57; wayside, 9, 15, 31, 58, 67, 71, 
 75. 84 ; at parson's gate, 72. 
 
 Crosthew. Godly ff, 81. 
 
 Crowch, John, 64. 
 
 Crowland, William, 43, 81. 
 
 Crucifix, gift of, 80. 
 
 Crudd or Crud, Alice, 72 ; John. 72 ; 
 Thomas, 66. 
 
 Cruet (phiolus), 14, 23, 78, 80. 
 
 C'rusado of gold, 63. 
 
 Cudham, vii, x, 16. 
 
 Cumfets at obit, 32. 
 
 Cunnyng, John, 73. 
 
 Cup. gilt, bequest of, xxiii. 
 
 Cup at weddings, xiv. 5, 1 1. 30. 
 
 Curch, John, 84. 
 
 Curie, Henry. 20. 
 
 Curson, David, 8. 
 
 Cushion of tapestry. 65. 
 
 Cuxton, XV. xviii. xxii. 17. 
 
 D 
 
 1 )ags. — , 3S. 
 
 iJalam, Thomas, 31. 
 
 Dalmatic. 60. 
 
 Daltou, Joan. 26 ; John. xi. 
 
 Daly. Nicholas, 21. 
 
 Dampord. John. 20. 
 
 Dane, John, (H>. 
 
 Danyell, Thotnas, 27. 76. 
 
 Darbyshire. lialph, 3<i. 
 
 Darell, Henry, 45. 
 
 Darenth. IS. 
 
 Darknold. Juan. 59 : rxobort, 59 ; Wal- 
 
 t(!r. 59. 
 Dartford. vi. xiii. xv, xx, .\xii, 18, 42 ; 
 
 Abbey, 211, 27.
 
 GEXEKAL l.\J>EX. 
 
 89 
 
 Davin{,'ton, 12. 
 
 Davyo, ftichard, 3. 
 
 Dawf-on, Jolin, *j(i. 
 
 Deane or Dene, John, 81 ; Ilofrer. J 7. 
 
 Dedyke, John, KO. 
 
 De la Dene (Meophani), John, 'I'S. 
 
 Denton, xxi, 21, 2'.t. :A. 
 
 Denyes, Nicholas. 7!>. 
 
 De Preone, William, 82. 
 
 De profit nd'iK rlatiiovi, fi3. 
 
 Deptford. vi. xv, xviii, 21. 
 
 Derby, William. 52. 
 
 Derlintrton, William. :!1. 
 
 Devell, John, JO. 
 
 Deysey, Alice, 1, 78. 
 
 Dickson or Dyckson, William, 150. 
 
 Dilapidations, bequest tor. xix. 
 
 Ditton. xix, 22. 
 
 Dixon, .sec Dickson. 
 
 Dobsou, Richard, 20. 
 
 Dodde, John, 71). 
 
 Dogett, Joan, 15. 
 
 Donett, Alice. 2.o ; John, xi, 25. 
 
 Doom or Judgment, painting of, xi. 
 
 39. 
 Doon, Thomas. (55. 
 Downer, John, xx, 23 ; Richard, G. 
 Draper, John, 25 ; Thomas. 24. 
 Driukiuj;-, lequest for a, 18, 31. 
 Drover, John, 50. 
 Dryland, James, 12. 
 Duckworth or Dokeworth, Laurence, 
 
 30. 
 Dunstaple, William. IS. 
 Dunton. Thomas. 78. 
 
 E 
 
 Eastdown, Thomas, 50. 
 
 Easter, Feast, 77 ; Sepulchre, xii, 41. 
 
 Ecclesley. Richard, 57. 
 
 Edemede. Ralph, 42. 
 
 Edenbridge, xv, 14, 22. 
 
 Edmonde, John, 31. 
 
 Edward, Richard. (>. 48 ; Robert. 5 ; 
 
 Thomas, 47. 
 Edwards, Andrewe, 7 ; Richard, 4'.». 
 Egle. Margaret, 83 ; Thomas, 82. 
 Ellis or Elys. Richard. 27 ; Thomas. 
 
 70. 
 Eltham. xv. xviii, xx*. 22. 
 Elyot. Robert. 1. 
 Ember weeks, 73. 
 Erasmus. I'araphrase of. '.•. 
 Erith. viii, xiii, xxi, xxii. xxiii. Di. 24. 
 Eric, John, 72. 
 Erliche, Thomas. 7. 
 Esselyng, Kent, 59. 
 Essex, 4(). 
 Evangelists, signs of, l(j. 
 
 Evcrley. Alexander, ('>[>" 
 Everton, Beds, 17. 
 Eynesford, xi. 25, 20. 
 
 I-' 
 
 Faby, Thomas, 15. 
 
 Fair, at Gravesend. '2'J. 
 
 Fane. George, xxii. 7'J ; Henry, 33 ; 
 John. 7'.». 
 
 Farleigh, East, 25, 42. 
 
 Farleigh, West, vi, xx, 25. 
 
 Farman, William, 84. 
 
 Farnborough, vii, xi, xxii, 26. 
 
 Farningham. xii, 26. 
 
 Farrant, Fiianor, 17. 
 
 Fawkhan. 2'!. 
 
 Fayreford, Richard, 2. 
 
 Ferreby, Andrew, 15. 
 
 Fever, William. 53. 
 
 Feyrewyu, William, 47, 41). 
 
 Field or Felde. Alice. 50. 
 
 Fill. John, 35. 
 
 Finche. Edmund, 77. 
 
 Fine, common, 2.3, 5(>, 70. 
 
 Fishenden or F3shenden, Thomas, 6. 
 
 Fisher or Kyssher, Robert, 75 ; Tho- 
 mas. 33. 
 
 Fit/., Roger, 4(), 49. 
 
 Flatchere, Edmund, 50. 
 
 Flower, Alice, 28. 
 
 Font, 35, 51, 65, 73 ; cover for. x, 78. 
 
 Foots Cray, xix, 15. 
 
 Footways, repair of. 42. 
 
 Forest, John, (53, 82. 
 
 Forge. Richard. 37. 
 
 Forge parish, 17. 
 
 Forman, Clement, xxiii. 
 
 Foster, Robert, 75. 
 
 Francis or Fiaunces. John, 38, 48, 49. 
 
 Frank, (iarvace, •>;(. 
 
 Frecok. Richard, 59. 
 
 Freml3'u, Thomas, 43. 
 
 Friday. Thomas, 38. 
 
 Frindsbury. x, 27, 69. 
 
 Frithe. Ro^er. 15. 
 
 Fromond, Margaret, 33. 
 
 Frontel to altar. 4, 83. 
 
 Fuller. William. 38. 
 
 Furneux, Joan, 46. 
 
 Fynes, John, 9. 
 
 Gaell. William, 38. 
 Galon, Richard, xi. 2. 
 Garrett, Robert. 3(5. 
 Gavell. William, 8n. 
 Gens, John, 71.
 
 90 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 German, Nicholas, 13. 
 
 Germen, Alice, 13. 
 
 Gibson, John. 30. 
 
 Gifford or Gytford, James, 9. 
 
 Gilham. John. 3. 
 
 Gillingham. 4, 27. 
 
 Gillmyn. William, 18. 
 
 Girdles. 7. 
 
 Girth. John, 2(). 
 
 Gisborow, Yorks, .")8. 
 
 Glass and glazin"'. vi, ti. 48, G7. 7.5. 7(), 
 
 81, 82. 
 Glover, Thomas, 75. 
 Godden, Andrew. 78 ; Thomas, 1. 
 Godding, .John, 36. 
 Godestre. Roger, 26, 44. 
 Godflfrj'the. Simon, o.5, 78. 
 Godl'ray m- Godfrey. Oliver, xx. oil ; 
 
 William. 27. 71. ' 
 Godier, Thomas. 2. 
 Godwyn (Godewyn or Goodewyn), 
 
 Joan. 7 ; John, 7, 27, .55, 64. 
 Gokeman, William a, 36. 
 Golde. Joan, 75. 
 Goldehall. Alice. 39. 
 Goldehauke, John, 28. 
 Goldestrete, William, 64. 
 Goldinge. John, 48 ; Sergeant, 32. 
 Gohiisbye, Margery, 54. 
 Goldsmith, Thomas, xi, 16, 42. 
 Goodborough, Martin, 16. 
 Good Friday, gift of shoes on. 53. 
 Gosse, James. 33. 
 Gossipp, John, 47. 
 Gough. William. 30. 
 Grail (book), 12, 38, 41, 49. 
 Grain, Isle of, 28, 73, 75 ; wall at, 
 
 xxi. 28. 
 Graveney, 56. 
 Gravesend. vii, x. xi, 28, 29, 30, 54, 
 
 55 ; St. Mary's Church, 28 ; burnt, 
 
 28; St. George's Church, 29; Fair, 29. 
 Graye. Robert, 63. 
 Greenwich, xi, xv, xvii*, xviii, 29, 30, 
 
 45, 46 : Hood Chapel. 32. 
 Grene, Edward. 27 ; John. 14 ; Ralph, 
 
 30. 
 Grigge, William. 21. 31. 
 Grove "/• Grofe. Elizabeth. 78 ; John, 
 
 78; Richard. 7S. 
 Gryme, Uenys. 48, 49 : Thomas. 48, 49. 
 Gutter, mending of. ^')i<. 69. 71. 
 Gwyn. .loiin. 17. 
 (Jye, John. 3S. 
 Gyldewyn. Alice, 62 : Gilbert, 62. 
 
 H 
 
 llache, William, 55. 
 
 Uaddon. iJamc Katharine, 14. 
 
 Hadlow, ix, x, 33. 
 
 Hakst alias Hawes, Robert, 20. 
 
 Haler, Thomas, 6. 
 
 Hall or Halle, Alice, 62 ; John, 38, 
 62 ; Stephen. 15. 65. 
 
 Hailing, 34. 
 
 Halpeny, John, 8. 
 
 Hancock. John. 42. 
 
 Hanson, Joan, 21 ; Richard, 21*. 
 
 Harlow, William, 2. 
 
 Harman, Henry, 16. 
 
 Harrenden, John, 84. 
 
 Harries. John, 13. 
 
 Harry, John, 65, 73 ; Peter, 45. 
 
 Harrys. Margery, 17. 
 
 Hartley, viii, 36. 
 
 Hasilwood, John, 81 ; Raynold, 17. 
 
 Haster, John, 21. 
 
 Hawke. John, 69 ; Richard, 69 ; Wil- 
 liam. 13. 
 
 Hawte, Richard, 3. 
 
 Hayes, Kent, xv. 36 ; Middlesex, 36. 
 
 Haymon. Thomas, 84. 
 
 Haynes, John, 22, 82. 
 
 Hayte, Thomas, iS^. 
 
 Hayward or Heywarde, Robert, 17. 
 
 Head silver, 22. 
 
 Heede. William, 42. 
 
 Helton, Heollys, 3. 
 
 Hencote, Thomas, 7(). 
 
 Henley, Richard. 10 ; Thomas, 10. 
 
 Herd. Alice, 29, 30. 
 
 Herenden, Agnes, 69, 70 ; John, 6!). 
 
 Hermitage at West Mailing, 52. 
 
 Herrings, bequests of. xxi, 35. 40, 42. 
 
 Herse-cloth, 13. 49. 
 
 Ilerthorpe, Robert, 24. 
 
 Hethe, Thomas, 82. 
 
 Hever, 3(). 
 
 Heydon, Dame Anne. 81. 
 
 Hichenson. John, 4. 
 
 High Halstow. ix, xiv. xviii, xxi*, 
 x.Kii. 27, 28. 34. 
 
 I ligham. x, xvii, 36, 38 ; Abbey of, 37. 
 
 Highways, repair of, xxi. 14; ■'^ee 
 lloads. 
 
 Hill. Richard. 73. 
 
 Hilles.St.Margaret [now in ruinsj. 37. 
 
 Hobard or Hubbert. Thomas, 8, 16. 
 
 Ilobsone, Thomas. 63. 77. 
 
 Hodgeson. George. 31. 
 
 Hodgkin in- Hcirgekyn. John. 41. 45. 
 
 lIoggt'soH, Chi'istopher. 71. 
 
 llogriggc, .lohn. 53. 
 
 ilulljorough in Snodland, xvii. 
 
 Holmes. Joone, 22. 
 
 Holt, Jane, 13 : Robert, 13 ; Thomas, 
 13. 
 
 Holway or Holoway, Thomas, 6(i*, 67. 
 
 Holy bread, xx. 25. 
 
 Holy Trinity, The, 39, 49, 63, 76, 82.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 91 
 
 Holy water, clerk, 82 ; sprinkler, 21 ; 
 
 stonp. 27. 2s. :n, .")i, (;u. 
 
 Jloinuii. Harry, S. 
 
 Hoo, All Hallows, viii. xi, xvii, 37, 
 73, 71 ; St. Mary's, xi, xx, 38, 74 ; 
 St. VVerhuryh, ix. xi, xvii, xx, 3!(, 
 43, 53, 72, 73. 
 
 Hoore, John. 36. 
 
 llordi'ii. Edward, oi>. 
 
 Honilee, .lolin, ID. 
 
 Horsfal, Richard, xix, 11 
 
 Horsnionden. xii, xvi, xxi, xxiii, 41. 
 
 Horton Kirby, vii, 37, 42. 
 
 Honghton, Ralph, 33. 
 
 Hou.slinp cloth. 7, 41. 70. 
 
 Hudson. Sir Hugh, xix, 22. 
 
 Hull, Dame Elizabeth, .")1. 
 
 Humphrey, xi/c Vmfrey. 
 
 Hunt, Harry, (!2 ; ,Joan. xxi. 5(; ; Wil- 
 liam. 4, 13, .")1. 
 
 Hunter. Joan, 76. 
 
 Hunton, ix*. 42. 
 
 Hutchinson (Hochynson or Howclien- 
 son), John, ID ; Richard, 46*, 4!). 
 
 Huxley, Thomas, 23. 
 
 Hyckes. Julyan, 05. 
 
 Iden, Thomas, xii, 73. 
 
 Idley, John, 0(i, 07. 
 
 Ifield ('/• Shinglewell. 43. 
 
 Ifield or Yfelde, Robert, 37, 71. 
 
 Ightham, viii. ix, 43. 
 
 Images, in West Kent Churches, v; 
 burial before, 38 ; gilding of, 44, 
 80 ; painting of, 34, 30. 04, 84. 
 
 Isley or Isele, John, 07. 77 ; Thomas, 
 77. 
 
 J 
 
 Jacobe, Stephen, xvii, 3!i. 
 
 Jakes, Roger, 01. 
 
 Jancok. Joanna, 4. 
 
 Janyn, William, 10. 
 
 Jennings (Jenyngs or Jenyns), Eliza- 
 beth, 17 ; John, 32. 
 
 Jesop, John, 72. 
 
 Jetour, Thomas, 10. 
 
 " Jewell " (ornament), 24. 
 
 Johnson, Alen, 48; Cecily, 20; Ed- 
 ward, 16; John, 47; Joone, 49; 
 Richard, 4 ; Thomas, 80 ; William. 
 19. 
 
 Jones, William, 19. 
 
 Jop, John, 84. 
 
 Jordayne, William, 20. 
 
 Jorden, John. OS. 
 
 Joye, Alice, 40 ; Margaret, 39. 
 
 Joysy, Robert, 58. 
 
 K 
 
 Kebill. Elizabeth, 35. 
 
 Keme. .lulm. .")5. 
 
 Kemp, .loan. 34. 
 
 Kemsing. viii, 43. 
 
 Kene. William. S2. 
 
 Kenham, \\ illiaui. 20. 
 
 Kerchief. 2o. 53, 70, 77. 
 
 Keston. x, xiv. 43. 
 
 King. The. title of, 4. 
 
 King I'Mward VI., 32. 
 
 King or Kynge, Thomas, 53. 
 
 Kingsdown, 43, 44. 
 
 Kingston or Kyngston, Alice. 47 ; 
 
 John, 47. 
 Knight ()/• Knygthe, Edmund, 57 ; 
 
 Dame Joan, 51 ; John, 19. 
 Knockholt (Okolte or Scots Okolt), 
 
 10. 41. 
 Knotty nge, John, 18. 
 Kyngissej'. Thomas, 19. 
 Kynsare, John, 61. 
 Kypping, Denis, 6, 58. 
 Kyrfote. Perse, 30. 
 Kyrwyche. Peter, 4. 
 Kyte, Stephen, 7. 
 
 Lacy, Peter de, 55. 
 
 Ladd, William! 19. 
 
 Lamberhurst, viii. xvi, 44. 
 
 Lamkyn, John, 47. 
 
 Lamp before Sacrament, 66. 
 
 Land, gift of, to Church. 10, 23, 38. 
 
 Langdon. John, Bishop of Itochester. 
 
 01. 
 Langeley. Thomas, 75. 
 Larke, John, 41. 
 Larkelield, Lathe of, 70. 
 Latten, candlesticks, 07. 79 ; for brass. 
 
 51, 00 ; bowls of, 11, 22. 
 Launce. James, 2 ; John. 71. 
 Lawson, William, 52. 
 Layncelett, John, 4. 
 Lead, 13 ; for roof, 42. 
 Leche, Beatrice, 28 ; Roger, xviii, 23. 
 Lectern, 23. 81. 
 Lee, vii. viii, 45. 
 Leeds or Ledys. William. 82. 
 Legend (book), 11, 10, 34, 40. 
 Leigh, vii, 45. 
 Leman (Lemen or Lemans), Henry. 
 
 35 ; Margaret, 7, 44. 
 Lepers' hospital, IS, 04. 
 Lesness Abbey (Erith), 24. 
 Letham, Ralph, xviii, 23. 
 Levendale ";• Lendall, Katharine, 49; 
 
 Stephen, 12 ; William, 12, 46, 48, 49.
 
 !92 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Lewar, Thomas, 41. 
 
 Lewisham. vi. ix, x*. xiv, xvi. xix, 
 
 XX. xxi. 4(3, 47, 48. 49. 
 Ijewknor, Roger, 46. 
 Leybourne, viii, 50, ol, 52. 
 Leyche, John, 28. 
 Leystede, Marg-aret, 4. 
 Leystoii, John, 5(). 
 Leystowe (buria] place). 1)7. 
 Lights. Bachilors' or Our Lady's, 41 ; 
 before Images, etc., v, (i. 34. 37. 38. 
 3y, ')i. 81 ; before the Sacrament, 
 23 ; about herse at funeral, (i2. 
 Litle, sec Lytle. 
 Littleg'rome, Andrew, 7. 
 Lockyer or Lokyer, John, 3. 
 Lombley, Thomas, 75. 
 London, Adam, 28, 73, 75 ; John, 71. 
 London, 14, 43, 44, 48, .53. (58, 83; 
 Abbey of Graces, •">'.) ; Bhickfriars. 
 77 ; Bread Street, liJ ; Bridge Street, 
 3(j : Charterhouse, 12 ; Crossed 
 Friars, 77 ; Gray's Inn, 78 ; Lon- 
 don Bridg-e, 74 ; St. Helen's, Bis- 
 hopsgate, 15 ; St. Magnus, 29 ; 
 St. Olave's, 43 ; St. Paul's, 59. 
 Longeman. Isabel. 38 ; Richard, xiv, 
 
 14, 28, 34*. 
 Longfield, 50. 
 Lord's Prayer in English at burial, 
 
 63. 
 Lorkyn, Alice, 58 ; Henry, 27 ; John. 
 
 10 ; Thomas, 10, 58 ; William, 58. 
 Love, John, 34, 35 ; Joone. 35 : Mai'- 
 
 gery, 35 ; Thomas. 35. 
 Lovell. William, 44. 
 Loveyne. Sir Nicholas, 59. 
 Lownde. William, 20. 
 Lucas. John, 78. 
 Luddesdon or Luddisdon, John, 30 ; 
 
 Robert. 35. 
 Ludderfdown, vii, xx, 50. 
 Luffwich, .John, vi, U). 
 Luude. Ivlmund, 21. 
 Lurchen, .lohn, 84. 
 Luton in Chatham, 10. 
 Lye, William. 55. 
 Lyncoll. Kobort. 77. 
 Lynstedc. Margaret, 78. 
 Jjyntoii, Thomas de, 12. 
 Lytle or Litle. I^dwanl. 72: Harry. 
 28. 
 
 M 
 
 MabloL, Robert. 1 1, 2(), 57, 
 Madtleis. Tliomas, 83. 
 .Magiiysdi;!!, Thomas. 78. 
 Makyns, Richard, 38. 
 Mailing, East, 50, 53. 
 
 Mailing, West, xi, 51, 65, 66, 73; 
 Abbey and Abbess of, 37, 51. 
 
 Malton, Dan John, 54. 
 
 Malton Abbey, 54. 
 
 Manning, John, 15 ; Thomas, 15. 
 
 JIanual (book), 72. 
 
 Maplescombe, 52. 
 
 Maplesden, John, 26. 
 
 ^larden, John, 3. 
 
 Mardoll, Robert, 3. 
 
 Marriages, cup for, xiv, 5. 11, 30; 
 poor maidens', xxi, 56, 74. 
 
 Marshall or Marchall, John, 26 ; Wil- 
 liam, 65. 
 
 Martyn 'V Marten, John, 19*, 42, 56 ; 
 Richard, 18, 19; Thomas, 9; Wil- 
 liam, 56. 
 
 Masers (bowls), xiv. 5, 11, 29, 79. 
 
 Mason, John, 50, 59 ; Katherine. 68. 
 
 Mass book, a-«^ Missal. 
 
 Mass, Jesus, 40, 41, 67; Our Lady, 
 13 ; Votive masses, 2. 22, 35. 52, 84. 
 
 Mass penny, 39. 
 
 Matersey Abbey. 54. 
 
 Mathew. Hugh. 51. 
 
 Mauusell, Robert, 37, 42. 
 
 Mawde, John, xi, 6. 
 
 Mayhew, John. 46. 
 
 Maynard. Alexander, 1(!. 
 
 Medehurst, John. 43, 44 : William. 
 22. 
 
 Melch(^borii, Ralph, 83. 
 
 Mellar, William. 7. 
 
 Meller, Mistress, 63. 
 
 Menge, John, xxiii ; William, 42. 
 
 Meopham. 53 ; Chapel of La Dene in, 
 53. 
 
 Meopham or Mepeham, Edmund de, 
 53. John, 6 ; Simon de, 53. 
 
 ."Slerden, Robert, 25. 
 
 Mereworth. 53. 
 
 Merymau. Alice, 5. 
 
 Metcalf. Nicholas, Archdeacon of Ro- 
 chester, 72. 
 
 Mew. .lohn. 57. 
 
 Michell >'r Mycliell. John. 34. 82 ; Ro- 
 bert. 31 ; Thi)mas. 82. 
 
 MiddcKon or Myddelton, Margaret. 
 
 50. 
 Mikylhaif, liiclia.rd. xi, 2S ; Stephen, 
 
 29. 
 .Mildred or Myldrede. Richard, 21. 
 .Miller or Myller, Elizabeth. ()2 : Tho- 
 mas, 79 ; .vcr f/lxo Meller. 
 MiUys or Mylys. John. 11 : Thomas. 
 
 51 : Walter, xxiv ; William, 51, 
 Milton by Graveseud. xxi*, 21, 29,53. 
 .Minot ('/• Mynot, iMartyn, 2. 
 Missals (mass book), 7, 17, 36, 50, 57, 
 59, 60, 64, 67, 75, 
 
 Moger, Henry, 8.
 
 GENEl^AL INDEX. 
 
 9i] 
 
 Mogier, Afrnes, 12. 
 
 Momfortli. Adam. IS. 
 
 MniHif. .idhn. 10 : Thomas. ii2 ; Wil- 
 liam, xxi. !>. 
 
 .Moiiiuneiits, beiiuests fur. xi. !<!. 
 
 Mores. William. '>i. 
 
 Morthorpp. (hribttopher. 7." : Denvs. 
 75. 
 
 Moryti. liohert. '>'>. 
 
 Mott. John, ix. xx. 11. 4:5. 71. 
 
 Moyes (Moy.^e *'/■ Moysse). .Mice. :{•"> ; 
 Laurence. :^-") : l;ichar(l,t> : William. 
 
 Jlnnd V>;' Munde. .lohn. 7(1; Katlie- 
 
 rinc. 7 7. 
 Miuij^himi,.iohn,xxiii; William, xxiii. 
 Musical instruments, xiv. <>;!. 
 
 N 
 
 Nave, reparation of, II. 
 
 Naylor. fhif^h. S. 
 
 Nettlestead. x. xii. xvi. .").". 7>^. 
 
 Nevyll. Kdward. 28. 
 
 Newholt. Rojjer. (II. 
 
 Newenton. Cieoifry. 81. 
 
 Newerke. Henry. :^«> : William. :!0. 
 
 Newman, .lohn. 47 : Walter. 17. 
 
 Nevvsam, Thomas. .")4. 
 
 Nicholas. I'arson of Orpington. 14, 
 
 44, 56. 
 Noon iir Nooen. Nicholas. 7(i ; Walter, 
 
 7(;. 
 Northfleet. xxi, 53, 55. 
 Norton, Margai'et, 51 ; Sir Hubert. 51. 
 Norwich, 24. 
 Norwode. Thomas. 17. 
 Nursted. viii, xvi. 51;. 
 
 
 
 Obit^, bequests for, xviii. 13, 17*, 18. 
 23, 24, 27. :!1. 32. 34. 35, 40. 45. 50. 
 53,71, 7t;. 
 
 Offhani. xxi. 5(!. 
 
 Okeherst. John. IS. 
 
 Okley. .lohn. 28. 
 
 Okyngham in Berks, 30. 
 
 Oldcastle, Henry, 23. 
 
 Olyver. Alice, til! ; Maryon. G7 : Wil- 
 liam. ()7. 
 
 Ordinale (book), 17, 
 
 Organs, xiv, (>. 7, 41, 4S. 54, (>2, 77, f>0. 
 
 Ornaments, xiii. 
 
 Orpington, ix. 44. 5(;. 
 
 Osbarne. Joan, 78. 
 
 Osvvester, Robert. 55. 
 
 Otford, vii. 57, (>7. 
 
 Ottewell, Joon, 65, 
 
 Owtred nr Owterede, Robert, 16; 
 
 Thomas. 46. 
 Oxenden. Airnos. 6!>. 
 
 r 
 
 Page, Edmund, 54 : John. 69* ; Mar- 
 garet 75, 76 : Richard, 35. 68, 69 ; 
 ihomas, xix. 69*. 70 : William. 68. 
 
 I'alm. cross, xix. 1, 5, 24, 30, 71. 75. 
 S2. 83 : trees, xx, 35, 73, 
 
 Palmer tn- Palmar, Agnes, 35 ; Giles, 
 xi. 39. 4 1. 74 : .Tolni. 35; Thomas. 
 4 : William. 50. 
 
 Parfctt. llobert. Si. 
 
 Parging walls. 61. 
 
 Parish Clerk, 20; house for, xix, 23, 38. 
 
 Parish Fine, bequest to relieve, xx. 
 
 Parker, At>nes. 20 ; Joan. 56 ; Peter, 
 69 : William, 20. 
 
 Parterich. Thomas, 29. 
 
 Pasche. Peter. 40, 73. 
 
 Passey, Agnes, 22 : John. 23. 
 
 Pasties, xviii, 35. 
 
 Paston. Dame .Agnes. 77 : Sir John. 77. 
 
 Pattenden. James. 44 : William. 4 4. 
 
 Pavement. 6, 10. 27, 35. II. 74, H4*. 
 
 Paving tiles, 84. 
 
 Paving street, 52. 
 
 Pawley, Marion, 68. 
 
 Pax, 11, 23, 43, 45. 
 
 Paxbread, 1, 12 ; of silver. 83. 
 
 Payntor, Alexander, xxi. 41. 
 
 Peake or Peke, Lawrence. 6 ; Rich- 
 ard, CiCt. 
 
 Pecche, Lady, 26. 
 
 Peche, John. 73 ; Stephen. 35. 
 
 Peckham, James, 83 ; Reynold, 83 ; 
 William. S3. 
 
 Peckham. East. ix. 57 ; West, 58. 
 
 Peel, liobert, 22. 81. 
 
 Peion, William, 50. 
 
 Pellycan, William, 51. 
 
 I'elsatte. Richard. 67. 
 
 Pembury, viii, 46, 58. 
 
 Pendleton. John. 64. 
 
 Peushurst. xx, 59. 
 
 Penyale. John, 9. 
 
 Peper, William, 68. 
 
 Peron, Walter. 27. 
 
 Pors. William. 5. 
 
 Peryott. Harr}'. 37. 
 
 Peterner, Thomas, 24. 
 
 Pett or Pette, John. 50 : Richard. 67. 
 
 Pew, pue, etc., 20, 23, 27, 6n. 64 ; .s-w 
 ol.to Seat, 
 
 Pewter, basins, 2o. 73. 77 : platters, 
 xxi. 5(). 
 
 rhanell. 23. 
 
 Plianon, (io.
 
 94 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Philipp. William. 5. 
 
 Philpott. John, 8, 82 ; William, 82. 
 
 Pies at month's mind, 14. 
 
 Pigott. Joan. 82. 
 
 Pilcher or Pylcher. Henry. 82. 
 
 Pillow for altar, (U, 81. 
 
 Pilorj' at Woldham, 82. 
 
 Piltou. Robert, (J5. 
 
 Pimpe ('.'• Pympe, Alice, 37, 51 ; John, 
 
 xii. n') ; Margaret. 87 ; Thomas, 37. 
 Pinchester. John. (iO. 
 Pinnacles repaired (Tunbridge), SO. 
 Pirry, Hubert, x. 4. 
 Pix, 4, 4!), 70, 83 ; for visitation of 
 
 sick. 84. 
 Placebo and dirige. ."in, r)S. (;3, etc. 
 Plate, bequests of. xxiii. 
 Plumstead. .")!>. 
 Pokle, William, !l. 
 Pole or Poole, John, 70 ; Thomas, 37 ; 
 
 William, 4, 54. 
 PoUey. Alice, 33 ; John. 33, 5!», 7(; ; 
 
 Thomas. 2.">. 
 Poor. Thomas, ()4. 
 
 Poor men's box or chest, 8, 21, 3(), 4(i. 
 Porches, ix, 42, 5(), 70. 
 Portus or Portiforium. 22, 23. 45. 48, 
 
 51,61,67,82. 
 Pothede, Lawrence, 52. 
 Potkyn. John. 82. 
 Potter, John, 81* ; Richard, 80. 
 Pownde, Joan, 63. 
 Pratt, Edward, 41 ; John, 39*. 
 Printed book. 36. 
 Processional (" presyoners "), 7, 36, 
 
 65*. 
 Processions, xvii, 18,23,3] ; cross, 69. 
 Proclaiming sale of land in Church, 
 
 34. 
 Proctor, John, 80. 
 Profest, Simon, 77. 
 Prophete, John. 36. 43. 
 Prynte. Edmund, 78, 
 Psalter, H, 82 ; of Our Lady. 8. 
 Pull, Richard, 83, 
 Pulter, Edward, 17; .John, 77, 
 Purification, of Our Lady. 4(i ; of 
 
 women, coverlet for, ;i'.i, 10. 
 Purle}', John, 6(i, 
 Pykeryng, Dame Alice, 51. 
 Pynipc. xrr Pimpe. 
 Pyx, William, 84. 
 Pyx, srr Pix. 
 
 Q 
 
 Queen Jane f Seymour), xi, 
 Qnoyf, William, 72. 
 Quydynton. Thomas. 8(1. 
 <,>uyntyn. William, 7. 
 (,)wyk, Richard, 61. 
 
 32. 
 
 R 
 
 Ram, William. 35, 
 Ranchawe, Giles, 3, 4. 
 Randes, Philip, xxiii. 10. 
 Randycke, Roger, 13. 
 Raynolde, Robert, 65 ; William, 65. 
 Rectory house, xix, 12. 14, 21. 
 Redesdale. William, 2. 3. 
 Reed or Rede. Edward, 24; Xicliolas, 
 83; Robert. 12; Sir Robert, 11, 12, 
 28 : Thomas, 46, 41) ; William, 4. 
 Reger, .John. 19. 
 Requiem, mass of, 35, etc. 
 Reson. Robert, 50. 
 Reve, John, 25. 
 Revet, Thomas. 19. 
 Ricbye. Joan. 17 : John. 18. 
 Richarde. William. 44. 
 Richardson. John, 78: William(Canon), 
 
 54. 
 Ridley, 53, 60, 
 Ringers, at funeral, 15. 54, 56, 61, 62, 
 
 63, 75 ; at obit, 71, 
 Roads, bequests to, xxi, 14, 19, 20, 21, 
 
 41, 49, 52, .53, 57, 67, 79, 84*. 
 Robert, Agnes, 6, 
 Robinson, William, 22. 
 Robys, John, 64. 
 Rochester. 27, 82*. 
 
 „ Abbey of. 62 ; dorter, 61. 
 
 ., Almshouses, xxii, (!1. (!3*, 
 
 64. 
 „ Bridge. 64 ; Chapel. 64. 
 
 Bullyhill, 61. 
 „ Cathedral Church, ix, xiv, 
 
 60, 6 1,62; Chapter-house, 
 64 ; Chapel of Bishop 
 of, 60 ; Boys of Chapel of 
 Bishop,()0; Lady Chapel, 
 ()0, ()] ; singing men of 
 the College, 63, 
 „ Eastgate Street, 63, 6L 
 
 ,, Inn called the Hart, 62. 
 
 „ St. Austen's Well, 63*. 
 
 ,, St. Bartholomew's. 62. 
 
 „ St. Clement's Church, vii, 
 
 viii, xvi, xxiii, 61. 
 ,, St. Katherine's Chapel and 
 
 Hospital, 61, (;2, (14, 
 „ St, Margaret's Church, vi, 
 
 xi, xii, 18, 35, 64. 
 „ St. Nicholas's Church, vii, 
 
 X, xiv*, 62. 
 ,. St. Thomas's Chapel, ()2. 
 
 „ St. William's Chapel, 62. 
 
 White Ditch, 62. 64. 
 Rochet, 62, 
 
 Rogation tide, xvii, 31. 
 Roger, Peter, 68 ; William, 57, 67. 
 Rogers, Robert, 19,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 o: 
 
 Rolfe or Rolff, Henry, 7-1 ; Joonc. H 
 
 Stephen, II ; 'llioiniis, '.U. II ; Wil 
 
 liani. liT. 
 Itomney or Ilumney, IClizabeth, 85 
 
 Homy. 17. 
 Rood, altar, ");") ; beam, 1 7 ; gilding 
 
 of. 42 ; Doom painted over. :>!) 
 
 cloth to han;jf over, so ; Mary and 
 
 John, 72. 
 Roodlofts, erected, x. 2, (!, 8, 17, 27 
 
 33, 37, 46, .5.5, (J2, (53, CO, (Ji), 72, 79 
 
 80 ; paintinjj' and ^ildiny', (io ; stairs 
 
 to, 8 ; window hy. 72. 
 Tloofin;^-, mending of, !•. 17. ;!<;, 4(1, .55 
 
 (11. 74. 82. 
 liotheley, Uo^-er. lH : Williain. I'.t. 
 Rounie. John, 7'.». 
 Uowe, John, 59. 
 Roydon. Thomas. 58. 
 Rujri;e. Thomas, 5(J. 
 l\nssell, John. 75. 
 Ruxley, 05. 
 Kyarsh, xvi, xvii. (i5. 
 Rygbye, John, ()4, H>. 
 Rykel, Rose, (J I ; Sir William, (in. 
 Ryppon. Robert, 45. 
 Kyssheton, Nicholas de, 12. 
 
 S 
 
 St. Alphagfe. 30. 
 
 St. Andrew. 55. (U), (11. 
 
 St. Barbara. 29, ()3. 
 
 St. Blaise, ix, 2, 58, 74. 
 
 St. Botolph, 5(). 
 
 St. Christopher (Xpofer, etc.), 39, 51, 
 
 72. 
 St. Clement. 31, 81. 
 St. Denys, 32. 
 St. Denys's Daj-, xviii. 
 St. Edith, 43. 
 St. Edmund. 19. 52. 
 St. Edmund's Hill, 40. 
 St. George. 83. 
 St. Giles, 2(1. 
 St, G regory. 7 1 . 
 St. James, ix. 5. 10. l(i. 2S. 31. 3(1, CI. 
 
 83. 
 St. John. 69, 81. 
 
 St. .lohn Baptist. 19, 24. 34. 77. 83. 
 St. .Iiilm P>aptist's l>ay. xviii. 23. 
 St. Katharine, 1(!, 17, 25. 44, 50, 80. 
 St. Lawrence, 1 7. 
 St. Luke. 7(5. 
 St. Marp;aret, 34. 41. 75. 
 St. Martin, (55. 
 St. Mary (Our Lady), viii. ix. (!. 7. 8. 
 
 9. 10. 19. 20. 24. 25. 27. 33. 36, 39. 44 ! 
 
 4(). 4<). .",5. 57, G5. (17. (IS. 74. 75. 7(i. 
 
 78,79,82,83, 
 
 St. Mary Magdalen, 13, 50. 
 
 St. Michael, 17, 57, 81. 
 
 St. Nicholas, (3, 23, 67, 71, 75, 80. 
 
 ,Sf. I'd urn ErelciiiuliKjical Societt/s 
 
 Frocci'dlngs, v. 
 St. Peter, 58. 
 St. Peter and St. Paul. 16. 53, 67, 73. 
 
 77, 79. 84. 
 St. Stephen. 81. 
 St. Thomas's Day, xviii, 23. 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury, 44, 
 St. Ursula. 61. 
 Saffrf)n (iardens, 75. 
 Salmon, Geor^^e, 45. 
 Sampson. Dorotliy. 41 : Elizabeth. 41 ; 
 
 John. II : Williani. 21. 
 Sandy 11. Thomas. 79. 
 Sankyn. Robert, W>. 
 Sarum, 12. 
 
 Satchel for surplice, 49. 
 Satin of I'.ruges. 38. 
 Saunder (Sawnder nr Sander), Adam, 
 
 72 ; Felice, 75 ; Richard, xx, 38 ; 
 
 William. (58. 
 Sayer, Edward. 14. 
 
 Scapeia. de. John. 15ishop of Roches- 
 ter. (iO ; John, Prior of Rochester, 
 
 60. 
 Scotncy in Lamberhurst, 45. 
 Scott or Skott, J. R., 55 ; William. 47, 
 
 52. 
 " Scott of Scott's Hall " cited. 55. 
 Seal. vi. xi. xvi, 6, 66. 
 Seats. X, 5, 7, 19. 20, 23, 26. 27, 29. 33, 
 
 43, 44, 63, 80, 84. 
 Sedcoppe. .John, 15 ; William, 54. 
 Sepulchre. Easter, xii, 41. 44, 51, 57, 
 
 80. 
 Sermon, bequest for, 15, 4(). 
 Services. Matins, Mass, and Evensong, 
 
 54. 
 Sevenoaks, 67. 
 Sexton, XX, 59. * 
 Seyntclere. Philip. 59. 
 Sharpo. .lohn. 83 ; liicl-iard. 8. 
 Shears, pair of. engraved on tomb. 5! ; 
 
 tiiftof. 64. 
 Sheby or Seby, Thomasine, xv, 30. 
 Sheep, gifts of, 27, 38. 41 ct pasxim. 
 Sheets, gift of. 55. 75, 78. 
 Shelley. Pichard. 77. 
 Sheniyng. .lohn, 63 ; Thomas. 63. 
 Sheraton, Steven, xi, 38, 74. 
 Shingling roof, etc., vii, 22. 42. 52. 74. 
 
 76. 
 Shipborne. ix. xvi. (!(>. ()7. 
 Shoes, becjuests for. xxi. 35. 53. 
 Shooter's Hill, xviii. 
 Sliorehain. 68. 
 
 Shorne. viii, xi, xvi. xix. xx, 68. 
 Shorte, John, 74.
 
 9() 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Shote, Robert, 7. 
 
 Shott. Alls. 7. Hrt : Henry. 52 : John. 
 7, 12. 
 
 8hre\vsburj-, Lady, xiii. 24. 
 
 Siligrove, Roger. HS. 
 
 Skerne. Edward. -I."). 
 
 Skorlocke. Harry. 7. 
 
 Skylman, Henry. 2/?. 
 
 Slegrg-e, Stephen. 82. 
 
 Smardon. Alison. 47. 
 
 Smart, John, fio. 
 
 Smith or Smyth, .John. 2'.t. ti.S ; Law- 
 rence, fi") ; Richard. 7. (!S ; Sibill. 
 
 Smythes, Elizabeth. 17. 
 
 Snayth. William, 1. 
 
 .Suodlaml, viii, ix, xii, xvii, 70. 
 
 Snosmere, John, 0, (!6. 
 
 Somer, Geffrey, :!'> : John, :>3. 
 
 Sondes, Richard. ."<!. 
 
 Soneman, — , 62. 
 
 Sonley. John, 81. 
 
 Sothby, Thomas. .".2. 
 
 .Southfleet. 3, 21. .".7, 71. 
 
 Southvvark. 4."j. 
 
 Sparrow. John, 5. 
 
 Speham, John. 68. 
 
 Speldhurst. vii, xi, xvi, 72. 
 
 Sponer. Thomas, 78. 
 
 Spoons, xxiii, 43, 80. 
 
 Spott. John, 2. 
 
 Sprake, Steven, 39. 
 
 Sprever. Roberge, ll>. 
 
 Sprig. Cnristian. 47, 49 : William. 47. 
 
 48. 
 Spr^'ngatt, Joan, .">(». 
 Stace (If Stacy. John. 80,81 ; Thomas. 
 
 72. ' ' 
 
 Stafford. William. 77. 
 Stake. John. 49. 
 Stalworth, Thomas, 70. 
 Stanforde. John, 22. 
 Steel. William, 11. • 
 Steeple, -see Tower. 
 Stephen. Thomas. 74. 
 Steven. Thomas, xiv, 43. 
 Stevens, Margaret, 3ii : William. I!i). 
 Stidolf or Stydulfe, Henry. 79; 
 
 Nicholas, 79. 
 Still or Styll. Alice. 14 ; Thomas. 
 
 58. 
 Stoke, vi. ix, xii, xvii, 72. 73, 74. 
 Stokton. John, xii, 81 ; Thomas, 20. 
 Stole (vestment). 23, (iO, 61. 
 Stone, William, 36. 
 Stone, memorial, vii. ix. xii. xiii, 18. 
 
 19, ;!7, 51. 62, 63, 64. 70. 72, 73. 74, 
 
 81 ; engraved with name, 35, 40. 
 Stopfelde, Jolm. 33. 
 Stott, .lohii, 73. 
 Stratford, James, 46. 
 
 4.5, 49, 55, 
 for boys. 
 
 Streamer, 84. 
 
 Streton or Streetend. John. 38. 
 
 Streyte, Cuthbert, 48. 
 
 Strood. ix, xvi, xix, 27, 64, 75, 83 ; 
 
 New Work Hospital (Novi operis) 
 
 in. 75. 77. 
 Sndbrow. Thomas, 32. 
 Siilham. John. 21. 
 Sun-dials, xx. 
 Sundridge, xiv. 67, 77. 
 Super-altar. 67. 
 Surplice, 7. 15, 16. 19. 33*, 
 
 56. ()2. 63. 71. 75. 76. 82 :' 
 
 83. 
 Sutton. Richard, 62, 82. 
 Sutton at Home, 25, 77. 
 Swan, William. 71*. 
 Svvanscombe. 77. 
 Swetesvre. Robert. 6." 
 
 16. 
 Swynam, John, 27. 
 Swynesto. Joan, 14. 
 Sw^'sle, Richard, xxii. 
 Sybyle, William, 25. 
 Sydenham in Levvisham, 49. 
 Symmes, Symond, 32. 
 
 T 
 
 William, xii. 
 
 72. 
 
 62; 
 at 
 
 Tabernacles. (!. 7, 8. 31, 42. 75. 79. 
 
 Table-cloth, gift of, 14. 22. 30, 
 8ti. 
 
 Tackling (ropes), bequest of. 66. 
 
 Talbot. Hichard. (>. 
 
 Tanner, John, 80 : Thomas, 75. 
 
 Tapers, 16, 65 ; at funeral, 26, 
 on grave, 51, 54 : on herse, 54 ; 
 obit. 71. 
 
 Tapestry. 20. 
 
 Tapping. Ralph, 32. 
 
 Tarboke. Thomas. 15. 
 
 Taylor, Alice, xxiii : Hugh, 4 ; John, 
 xxiii. 16, 24; Margaret, 52; Tho- 
 mas. 21. 53. 
 
 Taylors" shears on gravestone. 51. 
 
 Tebbe. Richard. 33 : William, 9. 
 
 Tebold or Thebolde, Joiiu, 9. 67. 
 
 Teccher, Margaret, 31. 
 
 Templeman, Simon, 45. 
 
 Teston, vii, x. xvi, 78. 
 
 Theosonoforum (.' roodloft), 37. 
 
 Thomas. .Vgncs, 44. 
 
 Thorpe. William. 69. 
 
 Thurible. 55. 
 
 Tithe due, 37. 
 
 Tod, (Christopher, 19. 
 
 Tombs, bequests for, xi, xii, 4, 45. 
 
 Tong. Di^nyse, 15. 
 
 Tonnok, Richard, 13. 
 
 Torches, 11,27,36,54,56.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Totenham, John, 1!». 
 
 Totty aliax Bobbe, John. xii. 41. 
 
 Towells, bequests of. 2S. 'M). -18, (H. 
 7(), 78, 80. 
 
 Towers, buildin"-. list of. vi, vii ; be- 
 quests to, 11. i:i, U;. l'.», 21. 25, 30, 
 42. 4.-.*, 47, 50. 52, 5.S. 57, 62, t)4*, 
 (!<;, 72, 75, 78*, 82 ; mendiii},'- ring- 
 ing place, Cyi<. 
 
 Towne. William, 0. 
 
 Troiital of St. Grogorj'. ()8. 
 
 'I'resse. Walter. 41. 
 
 Trilkk. Thomas. Bishop of Kochester. 
 
 Trottersclif, xvi. 78. 
 Tudley, xvi. xxii. !i, 7!t. 
 Tudor or Tutor. Katharine. 7:! : Rich- 
 ard. 7:>. 
 Tumlicr. Simon. 77. 
 Tunbridge, viii, xi, xvi. 1 1. 7'.i. 
 Tunbrj'gg. Thomas, 25. 
 Tunicles, 52. (JO, (!1, 75. 
 Turner. William, 14. 
 Tuttesham. Richard, 25. 
 Twyford Iiridge. 84. 
 Tylghman, William, 71. 
 Tynney, Henry. 04. 
 
 TJ 
 
 Umfrey or Umfray, John, 3;{ ; Wil- 
 liam, 71. 
 
 Urban, John. 71. 
 
 Ussher or Usher, Joan, 53 ; Thomas, 
 70. 
 
 Veddy, Joan, 27. 
 
 Venetre, Alice, 80. 
 
 Vestments, gifts of, xiii. 1 ct prixxim ; 
 black, 3. 25, 28. SO ; Ijlue, 23 ; blue 
 satin, 2!l ; crimson velvet. 57, 58 : 
 green baudkin. 57 ; green and black 
 velvet, <!1 : purple damask. 54 ; red 
 velvet, 03 ; white damask. 12, 55 ; 
 white damask with garters, 21 ; 
 white damask with branches, 51 ; 
 white for Our Lady, 2 1 ; white with 
 arms embroidered, 32 ; with scol- 
 lops, (50 ; writing on, 24 ; suit of, 
 52; in private hands 1557, 41; 
 given by Lady Shrewsbury to Erith, 
 24 ; John Williams, maker of. 75 ; 
 girdle for, 76. 
 
 Vestry, ix, 13. 
 
 Vicarage house, xix, 9, 3!), 70. 
 
 Vice 01 stairway, vi, x, 8, 48. 
 
 Violet, Thomas, 21. 
 
 W 
 
 Wade, William. 2!»*. 
 
 Wademan or Wadman, John, 29 ; 
 William, is. 
 
 Wadlove. 'I'hoiiias. 2n. 
 
 Wales, John. 7C.. 
 
 Walker, John. 12 ; Lichard. 48. 
 
 Waller, John. 72 ; Katharine, 44 ; 
 Thomas, 4 1 ; William, 44. 
 
 \\'allrs. Thomas. 24. 
 
 Wallis. Iticbard. 17: Walter. 17. 
 
 Wa].<ch. IJic-liard, 73. 
 
 Walsingham. .Tohn. (iO. 
 
 Walter. .John. 27 ; Thomas. 33. 
 
 Waltham. \\'illiam, 71. 
 
 Walton. L'obcrt do. 12. 
 
 Walworth. William. 30. 
 
 Wardens of the Cross Light. 35. 
 
 Ware. Ellen, 8 ; John, 8 ; Joone, 8 ; 
 Richard. 8, 73 ; Robert. 8. 
 
 Warner. Alice. 9, 63 ; William. 62*. 
 
 Wartre. John, 45. 
 
 Wateringbury, 80. 
 
 Watkyn. Henry, (jG. 
 
 Watson. Elizabeth. 8. 
 
 Watt, John, 34. 
 
 Watton, Anne, 1 ; Benedicta, 1 ; Ed- 
 mond, 1 ; William, xi, 1, 83. 
 
 Watts. James, 68 ; .John, 37. 
 
 Waughan. William. 21. 
 
 Wedding door at Greenwich. 32. 
 
 Well, village, xxi, 24, 56 ; of St. Ni- 
 cholas at Strood, 75. 
 
 Welles, John, vi, 16 ; William, 2 ; 
 William, I'ishop of Rochester, (il. 
 
 Westerham, x*, xiv, 22. 80. 
 
 AVestgarth, Christopher, 29*. 
 
 Weston, John, 43. 
 
 Whelar, John, xvii, 31. 
 
 Whitbrede, Richard, 35. 
 
 White, Joan, 83. 
 
 Whitefoldc. Richard. 19. 
 
 AVhitehead ( Whitehedde or Whytlicd). 
 
 William, 10, 11, 57. 
 Whitewash, ix. 41. 
 
 Whitmor or Whytmor. Sir James. 51. 
 Whittiiigham, Robert,' 68. 69. 
 Wickham. West. riii. x. xii. xvi. 3(5. 
 
 43.81. 
 Wilbore. John, 77 ; Richard, 3. 
 AVilde, William, 5. 
 Wilkinson. Hugh, 75 ; Thomas. 57. 
 Wilkyii, John. 73 ; Thomas. 74. 
 William. John. 58, 76. 
 Williams, Edmond. 50; John, 75. 
 Wilmington, 19. 81. 
 Wilshire, Sir John, xiii, 19, 74, 75. 
 Windows, viii, ix. x, 5, 6, 14. 15, 19, 
 33*, 44, 48, 56, ,58, 67, 68. 72. 76. 81. 
 82. 
 
 n
 
 98 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTTANA. 
 
 Winter or Wynter, John, 9 ; Wil- 
 liam, 9. 
 
 Wiseman. Nicholas, 79 ; Thomas, 79. 
 
 Withyer, Henry, 24. 
 
 Woldham, vi, x. xvi, 6i, 82. 
 
 WoUeryge. William, S3. 
 
 Wolton, William. 82. 
 
 Wombwell. Henry, 71. 
 
 Wood. Allen, 71 ; John, 11 ; William. 
 37. 
 
 Woodgate, John. 22. 
 
 Woodgreen, Alice, 41; Henry, 40; 
 John, 41 ; Thomas, 40. 
 
 Woodlace o- Wodlace, Sir Robert, 24. 
 
 Woodland, Richard, 52. 
 
 Woolwich, 82. 
 
 Worsley, Ralph, 37, 38. 
 
 Wrayt, Thomas, xxii. 
 
 Wrenue, William, 3. 
 
 Wright, George, 13 ; Nicholas, 13 ; 
 Thomas, 13. 
 
 Wrotham. xvi, 83. 
 
 Wrynge. Richard, 9. 
 
 Wyat. Dame Eme, 54 ; Sir Henry, 
 54. 
 
 Wymyngton, Christopher, 23. 
 Wynkar, Margaret, 25. 
 Wynseby, Richard, 42. 
 Wynyard, Robert, xxiv. 
 
 Xpofer (Christopher), q.r. 
 
 Yalding or Ealding, viii. xi, xvi, 25, 
 
 84. 
 Yereslei, Joan, 13 ; John, 13. 
 Yeve-ales, bequests for. xvii, 5. 39*. 
 
 40, 6f), 71, 73. 
 Yeve-ale house, 40. 
 Yew trees (U tree, hue tree, etc.). xx. 
 
 8, 9, 19*, 20*, 49*, 76 ; sec also 
 
 Palm tree. 
 Yfelde, see Ifield. 
 Young, Richard, Bishop of Rochester, 
 
 60. 
 
 Page 67. line 17. 
 Page 79, line 27. 
 Bras ted. 
 
 ADDENDA. 
 
 The name of the testator is Thomas Mogier, carpenter. 
 The name of the testator is John Chaundeler. Rector of 
 
 MitcliL-ll Iluglips and Clarke, Printers, 140 Wardour Street London, W.
 
 Ccstamenta Cantiaiia. 
 
 EAST KENT.
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTiANA : 
 
 A SERIES OF EXTRACTS FROM FIETEENTH 
 AND SIXTEENTH CENTURY WILLS 
 
 BELATINU TO 
 
 CHURCH BUILDING AND TOPOGRAPHY. 
 
 EAST KENT. 
 
 BY 
 
 ARTHUR HUSSEY. 
 
 LONDON: 
 MITCHELL HUGHES A^'D CLAKKE, UU WAiiDOUK bT. 
 
 1907.
 
 \UK PATllSTT CHUKCirKS 
 
 OF 
 
 EAST KENT. 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 This account of the Parish Churches in the Diocese of 
 Canterbury, with reference to their Dedication, Altars, 
 Inia<^es, Lights, etc., is compiled from the wills of the 
 parishioners proved in the Archdeaconry and Consistory 
 Court at Canterbury."^ 
 
 The wills proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 
 and now preserved at Somerset Hovise, have not been con- 
 sulted, nor those at Lambeth, but a few notes from the former 
 have been kindly supplied by Mr. Leland L. Duncan, F.S.A., 
 who contributed to Vol. III. of the Transactions of the 
 St. PauVs Ecclesiological Society a Paper entitled, " The 
 Parish Churches of West Kent, their Dedications, Altars, 
 Images, and Lights ; " and to Archoiologia Cantiana^ 
 Vol. XXIIL, pp. 134 — 49, a similar account relating to 
 the Churches in the Deanery of Shoreham. The present 
 Work, therefore, with the above exceptions, completes the 
 County of Kent. 
 
 Dedication of the Churches. 
 
 All Sainta, 27. St. Botolph, 2. 
 
 St. Alphege, 2. St. Clement, 4. 
 
 St. Andrew, 5. St. Dunstan, 4. 
 
 St. Anthony, 1 (Alkham). St. Edmund the King and 
 
 St. Augustine, 5. Martyr, 1 (Canterbury). 
 
 St. Bartholomew, 4. St. Eanswithe, 1. 
 
 * My thimks are due to the Registrar and officials at the Probate Office, 
 Canterbury, for their kindness and courtesy during the time of my search 
 among the wills. 
 
 h
 
 VI 
 
 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Greorge, 4. 
 
 St. Giles, 4. 
 
 St. .Tames, 7. 
 
 St. Jolm the Baptist, 13. 
 
 St. John the Evangelist, 1 
 (Ickliam). 
 
 St. Katherine, 2. 
 
 St. Lawrence, 12. 
 
 St. Leonard, 4. 
 
 Our Lady, SO. 
 
 St. Margaret, 11. 
 
 St. Martin, 18. 
 
 St. Matthew, 1 (Warehorne). 
 
 St. Marv Magdalene, G. 
 
 St. Michael, 11. 
 
 St. Mildred, 4. 
 
 St. Nicholas, 24. 
 
 St. Oswald, 1 (Paddles- 
 worth). 
 
 St. Pancras, 1 (Coklred). 
 
 St. Paul, 1 (Canterbury). 
 
 St. Rumwold, 1 (Boniugton). 
 
 St. Stephen, 2. 
 
 St. Thomas the Apostle, 1 
 (Harty). 
 
 St. Thoma* of Canterbury, 
 
 1 (Eairiield). 
 St. Vincent, 1 (Little- 
 bourne). 
 Holy Cross, 5. 
 
 Holy Lmocents, 1 (Adisham). 
 Holy Trinity, 2. 
 St. Cosmus and St. Damiaii. 
 St. Mary and St. Eauswithe 
 
 (Folkestone). 
 St. Mary and St. Eadburga 
 
 (Lyminge). 
 St. Mary and Holy Cross 
 
 (Milsted). 
 St. Mary and St. Sexburga 
 
 (Minster in Sheppey). 
 St. Mary and St. Kadegund 
 
 (Postling). 
 St. Mary and St. Mary 
 
 Magdalene (Capel). 
 St. Martin and St. Gregory 
 
 (Wye). 
 St. Peter and St. Paul, 45 
 
 (but in 17 only St. Peter 
 
 is mentioned). 
 
 The dedication of the Churches of P]lmeston, Little Monge- 
 ham, and Promhill, are unknown ; neither the Pre-Re forma- 
 tion Wills at Canterbury nor the Archbishops' Registers at 
 Lambeth give the dedication of these Churches. Elmeston, 
 from the will of Alexander Stonard (1529), is possibly St. Peter. 
 
 Note. — In this list of Dedications is not included those 
 Churches in the Diocese of Canterbury which have been 
 printed in the " Parish Churches of West Kent." 
 
 Thk Trinity. 
 
 An anthropomorj)hic representation of the H(dy Trinity 
 is mentioned as existino- in many of the Churches, but only 
 Milton (near Sittingbourue) aud Qu«»enborougli have this 
 dedication in East Kent. In West Kent, Dartford is the 
 only Church so dedi(;ated.
 
 TNTT^ODUCTTON. vii 
 
 Our Lord. 
 
 [n Bilsinyton Priory Church was a Li<jlit of the Nainp f>f 
 Jesus. 
 
 At All Saints, Canterbury, the Light of the Nativity of Our 
 Lord, whicli is said to liave heen recently introduced (1487). 
 
 In the destroyed Parish Church of St. Peter in Dover was a 
 Lig-ht of the Passion of Our Lord at the pillar beside the font. 
 
 At Ashford was the Light of the Figure of Jesus. 
 
 Our Lady. 
 
 Every Church had at least one Image of Our Lady, and 
 often several. At Chislet, which is so dedicated, there were 
 seven different Lights. In many parishes the different hamlets 
 maintained their special Light to Our Lady or some other 
 Saint, which was known by the name of that part of the parish. 
 
 The Image of Our Lady generally stood on the north side of 
 the high altar, and the Patron Saint probably on the south side. 
 
 Altars, Images, or Lights are mentioned under the 
 following different forms in the Churches : — 
 
 (1) Tlic Nativity oF Our Lady (8 September) — 
 
 Chi slot. 
 
 St. Lawrence in Thauet. 
 
 Wye. 
 
 (2) Our Lady of Grace — 
 
 Lenham. 
 
 Newington next Sittingbourne. 
 
 Stone in Oxuey. 
 
 (8) Conception of Our Lady (8 December) — 
 At Chislct was a Light. 
 
 (4) Purification of Our Lady (2 February) — 
 
 Folkestone. 
 [This one instance corresponds with one at "West Mailing.] 
 
 (5) Our Lady of Pity. 
 
 At Charing it is explained as being " the Light of the 
 
 Pity and Compassion, which has the Blessed Virgin 
 
 at her Son's Passion and Burial." 
 
 This Image or represeutation was found in G2 Churches in 
 
 East Kent, as compared with the 27 Churches in the Western 
 
 Pivisiou of the county. 
 
 ^ b 2
 
 vui TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 (6) Our Lady and Joseph — 
 
 Chislet. 
 Faversham. 
 
 This is probably the same as : 
 
 (7) Our Lady in Jeson (or Childbirth) 
 
 Chislet. 
 
 Cranbrook. 
 
 Faversham. 
 
 Lenham. 
 
 Lydd. 
 
 (8) Salutation of Our Lady (2 July) 
 
 Hackington. 
 
 Minster in Sheppey (altar). 
 
 Sandwich, St. Mary's (altar). 
 
 "VVestwell. 
 
 (9) Our Lady of Bethlehem— 
 
 Faversham. 
 
 (10) Assumption of Our Lady (15 August) 
 Canterbury, St. Mary North- Lenham. 
 
 gate. Mardeu. 
 
 Charing. IMilton (next Sittingbourne). 
 
 Chilham. St. Lawrence in Thanet. 
 
 Chislet. St. Nicholas at Wade (altar). 
 
 Folkestone. Sandwich — St. Mary. 
 Faversham. St. Peter. 
 
 Hinxhill. 
 
 (11) Coronation of Our Lady — 
 
 Otterden. 
 
 (12) Our Lady of Walsingham — 
 
 Newington (next Sittingbourne). 
 
 (13) Our Lady of Nesse — 
 
 See under Pilgrimages, page xviii. 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. 
 
 This Saint is mentioned as being- represented in 41 
 Churches, and in 19 f)thor (^hurches mention is made of 
 " St. Tliomas," probably indicating' the Archbishop to whom
 
 INTKODTJCTION. 
 
 IX 
 
 Hospitals were dedicated at Caiiter])ury and Sandwich, and 
 a Chapel in the garden of the Priory of St. Gregory at 
 Canterbury. 
 
 In the following- Churches there was a Chapel or altar in 
 honour of St. Thomas of Canterbury : — 
 
 Adishaiii. 
 
 Abh. 
 
 Craubrook. 
 
 Faversliaiii. 
 
 Lower Halstow. 
 
 Ickham. 
 
 Newchurch. 
 
 Image — 
 Blean. 
 
 Dover, «t. Mary. 
 Goodiieston (next Faversham). 
 
 Light — 
 Ashford. 
 
 Boughtoi) Alii|)li. 
 Boughtou uuder Blean. 
 Boughtou Malherbo. 
 Challock. 
 Chislet. 
 Harrietsham. 
 Hedcorn. 
 
 Uothfield (Brotherhood). 
 Leysdown (10). 
 Maidstone. 
 
 Ospriugc. 
 
 Samlliurst. 
 
 Sandwich, St. Mary (10). 
 
 Sandwich, St. Clement. 
 
 Sandwich, St. Peter. 
 
 St. Nicholas at Wade. 
 
 Tenham (14). 
 
 Ruckinge. 
 Sutton Valence. 
 Witter^jham (6). 
 
 Milton (next Sittingbourue). 
 
 Minster in Thanet. 
 
 Oare. 
 
 New Romney, St. Lawrence. 
 
 St. John's in Thanet. 
 
 St. Lawrence in Thanet. 
 
 Throwley. 
 
 Ulcome. 
 
 Waltham. 
 
 Whitstable (21). 
 
 In the following- Churches it is " St. Thomas " : — 
 
 Burmarsh. 
 
 Charing (Image). 
 
 Chartham. 
 
 Deal. 
 
 Dover, St. James (altar). 
 
 Harbledown, St. Nicholas 
 
 (Chapel). 
 Lower Halstow^ (altar). 
 Heme. 
 Hernehill. 
 
 Hollingbourne (10). 
 
 Ivychurch. 
 
 East Langdon. 
 
 Leeds. 
 
 Lyminge. 
 
 Reculver. 
 
 Rolvenden (altar). 
 
 Staple. 
 
 AVingham. 
 
 Worth (10).
 
 i TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 lu the Church of Buckland, near Dover, was a " Chapel 
 of St. Thomas/' but this is probably the " Blessed Thomas 
 de Halys," a monk of the Priory of St. Martin, slain 
 by the French in 1295, when they attacked and ravag-ed 
 Dover (see page 104^). 
 
 In West Kent, St. Thomas of Canterbury is found at 
 Crayford, Dartford, East Farleigh, Greenwich, Lamber- 
 hurst, Otford, St. Nicholas, Rochester, and Wouldham. 
 
 Various Saints. 
 
 Amono-st the various Saints mentioned in the Parish 
 Churches are : — 
 
 St. Adrian (4 March), at Ashford and Boughton Mal- 
 
 herbe. 
 
 Also the Light of All Souls at Broomfield, Great 
 Hardres, and Monks Horton. In West Kent, at Chatham. 
 
 St. Appoline (28 July), at Cranbrook, Frittenden, Smar- 
 den, and Wye. There was an Image of this Saint in the 
 south choir aisle of the Cathedral at Canterbury. 
 
 St. Akmigell. — He was born in Britain about the year 
 482, but went to Britany, where he lived as a hermit and 
 worked great miracles. In the Church of St. Andrew in 
 Canterbury there was a Light in his honour. In West Kent, 
 an Image at Brencliley and Yalding. In tlie Sarum Missal 
 is a Mass in his honour. 
 
 St. Augustine (presumably the Apostle of the English) 
 is found at Brookland, St. Andrew's Canterbury, East Lang- 
 don, North bourne, Snave, and Stonor. 
 
 St. Blaise (3 February). — He was the patron Saint of the 
 woolcombers, and is found in the Churches of Bonenden, 
 Broomiield, Cranbrook, Hawkhurst, Leeds, Mardon, Otham, 
 Pluckley, Sevingtou, and Wychling. In West Kent, only at 
 East Peckham and Crayford. 
 
 St. Cikiac (8 August), at Brabourne (possibly this was 
 the original dedication of the Chunh) and Preston next 
 Wingham.
 
 INTHUDUCTION. xi 
 
 St. Clare (12 Auyust), at Ashford, Hytlie (where there 
 was a Chapel), and Stone in Oxney. In West Kent, at 
 Deptford. 
 
 St. Cosmus and St. Damian (27 Sej^tember). — They were 
 two brothers and Arabs by birth, wlio laboured and were 
 martyred in Cilicia. Having studied medicine, they relieved 
 the suffering" poor, from whom they would take no payment. 
 Martyred under Diocletian in the fourth century. At Bick- 
 nor was an altar, and the Churches of Blean and Challock 
 are dedicated to them. 
 
 St. Crispin and St. Crispian (25 October). — The Battle 
 of Ag'incourt, being- foug-ht on 25 October 1415, caused these 
 Saints to become popular in this country ; they were the 
 patrons of shoemakers. In Faversham Church was an altar, 
 and at Tenterden an Imag-e ; whilst in West Kent their 
 Imag-es were in St. Nicholas, Kochestor, and West Mailing. 
 
 They are represented in the Dutch Glass (No. 157) in 
 the IJeaney Institute at Canterbury. 
 
 St. Dorothy (0 February) occurs only at Leeds. 
 
 St. Dunstan. — Four Churches are dedicated to him — one 
 in Canterbury and those of Cranbrook, Frinstead, and Snar- 
 gate. In Littlebourne Church was a representation of 
 St. Dunstan in one of the windows (see page 197). 
 
 St. Edmund. — Probably this is Edmund .Rich, the Arch- 
 bishop of Canterbury (1234 — 40), who is commemorated on 
 16 November. At Faversham, Hy the, Lenham, and St. Nicho- 
 las in New Romney. But if St. Edmund the King and Martyr 
 the day is 20 November, and to whom one of the destroyed 
 Ciiurches of Canterbury was dedicated; also Kingsdown. 
 
 St. Eanswithe (12 September). — At Breiisett and Folke- 
 stone. For an account of this Saint and the finding of her 
 Reliquary in the Parish Church of Folkestone see AvcJkpo- 
 logia Cantiana, Vol. XVI., p. o22. 
 
 St. Eustace (2 November) occurs at Noiiiugton. 
 
 St. Gonella, in Roy ton Chapel in the parish of Lenham. 
 
 St. Helen. — There was an Image in St. Alphege at 
 Canterbury. 
 
 St. Hiliary (13 January), in the destroyed Church of 
 St. John the Baptist at Dover.
 
 xii TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. John of Bridlington (10 October 1379), who was 
 canonized by Pope Boniface IX. (1389 — 1404), had an altar 
 in two seaport towns, in the destroyed Church of St. Nicho- 
 las, Dover, and in the Church of St. Peter at Sandwich. 
 
 St. Loye (1 December), the patron of blacksmiths and 
 guardian of horses, is found at Aldington, Ashford, Bridge, 
 St. George's, Canterbury, Deal, St. Mary's, Dover (where 
 there was a Chapel), Faversham, Frittenden, Goudhurst, 
 Milton, Ospringe, Eolvenden, St. Martin in New Eomuey, 
 and Staplehurst. In West Kent, at Bromley, Chalk, Dart- 
 ford, Gillingham, Milton near Gravesend, and Sutton at 
 Hone. 
 
 St. Mildred (20 February).— To this Kentish Saint three 
 Churches are dedicated — one in Canterbury, Preston next 
 Wingham, and Tenterden, whilst at Minster in Thanet was 
 a Light. 
 
 St. Oswald (5 August). — The dedication of Paddlesworth 
 Church near Lyminge to this northern Saint is through 
 St. Ethelburga, daughter of King Ethelbert, the foundress 
 of Lyminge, where she retired after the death of her hus- 
 band ^dwine, slain at the Battle of Heathfield near Don- 
 caster 12 October 633. 
 
 St. Osyth (or Sythe), one of the three daughters of 
 Frithewald, a sub-king of Surrey, her mother being Wil- 
 burh, the daughter of Penda, King of Mercia. St. Osyth at 
 Chiche (now known as St. Osyth in Essex) founded a 
 religious community. Her Image was in the south choir 
 aisle of Canterbury Cathedral, which may, perhaps, account 
 for her being found in so nrany Churches in Kent — Ash- 
 ford, Bapchild, Boughton Malherbe, Boughton Monchelsey, 
 St. Dunstan in Canterbury, Charing, Chart near Sutton, 
 Linton, Great Mongeham, Eodmersham, St. Mavj and 
 St. Clement in Sandwich, Stone in Oxney, and Tunstall. 
 In West Kent, at Dartford, Eltham, Hadlow, St. Clement 
 in Rochester, and Strood. 
 
 St.Rauegund (13 August). — Besides the Abbey near Dover, 
 there was a Light to this Saint in Teynham Church, whilst 
 Postling Church is dedicated to St. Mary and St. Eadegund. 
 
 St. Roke (16 August), at Holy Cross in Canterbury,
 
 iNTltODUCTlON. xm 
 
 Cranbrook, the destroyed Church oH St. Peter in Dover, 
 Guston, and Wye. In West Kent, only at Wt)ldhau). 
 
 St. Rumwold (3 November). — The Church of Bonington 
 is dedicated to this Saint. 
 
 St. Sebastian (20 Januiiry). — He wiis the patron of archers 
 and pin-makers, and occurs at Boughton Mallierbe, Charing, 
 and Wye. In West Kent, at Bromley and All Hallows, Hoo. 
 
 St. Thomas the Apostle (21 December) is found at 
 Eythorne, Faversham, Harty (the Church being dedicated 
 to him), St. Nicholas at Wade in Thanet, and Staplehurst. 
 
 . With reference to the Blessed Thomas of Dover, see 
 page 104. 
 
 St. Troneon (7 February) is thought to be the same as 
 St. Eonan, a Scotch Saint, Bishop of Kilmaronnock in Dum- 
 barton. He IS found at Bridge, St. Andrew's in Canterbury 
 (whcie there Avas a Brotherhood), St. Mary Bredin in Can- 
 terbury, the destroyed Church of St. Peter at Dover, Favers- 
 ham, and St. Clement, Sandwich. 
 
 St. Ursula (21 October) occurs in two of the Canterbury 
 Churches — St. Andrew and Holy Cross, and in two of the 
 Parish Churches of Sandwich — St. Mary and St. Peter. In 
 Rochester Cathedral was an altar in the north transept. 
 
 St. Vincent, at Littlebourne, to whom the Church is 
 dedicated, was a Spanish Deacon, who suffered martyrdom 
 during the Diocletian persecution. On the north wall of 
 the nave of Littlebourne Church is part of a wall-painting 
 of St. Vincent. 
 
 St. Welcome is found at Harrietsham. 
 
 Local Saints. 
 
 In the porch of Hinxhill Church was the tomb of Wil- 
 liam of Sheriffeld, Wm. Bray in 1510 giving 12d. to the 
 mending of this tomb.'^t 
 
 * Mr. L. L. Duncan visited llinxliill in Au^'ust, l!»Ofi, n\v\ writes : " That 
 the old porch on the south side of the (.'hureh has been pulled down and the 
 doorway blocked up, a late porch ol' brick having been built I'urlher westward, 
 and a new diwirway broken through the wall." 
 
 t This might have been a representation of the Shrine of St. William of 
 Perth in llochester Cathedral, who came from llarriotiield, a village iu (Jlen 
 Almond, ami was murdered at Rochester in 1201. (See Nutex and Queries, 
 10 S., vi., p. 374.)
 
 XIV TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 At Newiugton next Sitting-bourne there was in tlie 
 Church a Chapel of St. Robert, and Wm. at Wood of Up- 
 church in 1504 mentions this " St. Robert of Newenton 
 parish " as a place of pilgrimage. 
 
 St. Sonday. 
 
 This is said to be St. Dominic, the founder of the Friars- 
 Preachers or Dominicans, for John Topyn in his will, dated 
 1493 (P.C.C, 4, Vox), mentions " The Image of St. Dominic 
 called St. Sonday." 
 
 Some have thought it refers to Our Lord or Sunday, and 
 William Patten, who in 1548 published Tlie Expedition into 
 Scotland in 1547, speaking of various Saints, says, " and 
 sweet St. Sunday comes once a week." {Tndor Tracts, 
 1532—88, edited by A. F. Pollard, p. 98.) 
 
 This Saint is found at Ashford, Bapchild, Bobbing, 
 Boughton Malherbe, Great Chart, Hawkhurst, Kenardington, 
 Leeds, Lenhani, Lynstead, Ospringe, and Throwle}' . In West 
 Kent, at Brenchley, Chalk, All Hallows, Hoo, and Strood. 
 
 King Henry VI. 
 
 Buried at Windsor and popularly proclaimed a Saint, 
 attempts were made to canonize this King, whose tomb was 
 visited, offerings made, and even miracles attributed to him. 
 Images of Henry VI. were set up in many Churches and 
 votive tapers burnt before the same. At Caversham in 
 Berks was the dagger, venerated as a relic, with which the 
 King is said to have been killed in the Tower, " Pilgrim 
 Signs " i-epreseiit the King crowned, with a ball surmounted 
 by a cross in the left hand and a sceptre in the right liand. 
 (See Proceedings of the Societij of Antiquaries , Second Series, 
 vol. xii., p. 227, and the Jlhutrated Arclueoloijist, vol. i., p. 245.) 
 
 He was venerated in the Churches of Boughton Mon- 
 chelsey, Burmarsh, and Smarden. In West Kent, at Lewis- 
 ham.
 
 INTRODUCTION. iv 
 
 John Schobne. 
 
 At Favershani in 1515 John Sonte <^ave 20'/. to the Lic^'ht 
 burning- before Master John Shorn in the Parish Church of 
 Faversham. 
 
 Although spoken of as a Saint or the Blessed John 
 Schorne, there is no record of his canonization. His spring 
 or well is still in existence near the village of North Marstou 
 in Bucks, in which Church he was buried before the high 
 altar in 1814. (See The Reliquary and Tllustrated Archceo- 
 Jogist, vol. vii., pp. 37 — 44.) 
 
 Anchorite at Faversham. 
 
 Many of the parishioners of this town gave a bequest to 
 the Ancras or Ancresse, who had a servant to attend her. 
 But in 1541 '' Sir Thos. Crakynthorpe " was anker or 
 anchorite. 
 
 Hermit of Puxton. 
 
 At Puxton' in the parish of Stodmarsh was a Hermit, for 
 Robt. Sni3-the of Wickhambreux in 1516 gave " To the 
 Armet of Puxton, 12d.'' 
 
 Hermit of Sandwich. 
 
 Adjoining the Chapel of St. James in the j)arisli of 
 St. Mary, Sandwich, was an Hermitage. In lo-So a bequest 
 of 6«. 8(^. was made to the Ancras being at Our Lady Church, 
 and in 1538 "To Sir John the Heremit, 6s. Sd." John 
 Steward, the last Hermit, became Vicar of St. Mary. 
 
 Hermit of Whitstable. 
 
 In 1514 " The Hermit of St. Anne's " is mentioned, and in 
 151!) " Robert Wodroff, heremyte." 
 
 Hermit of Lydd 
 
 L 3s. 
 
 Chapel at the Hermitage 
 
 In 1521 was given 3s. 4d. towards the building of the new
 
 svl TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Hoklight. 
 
 Hoktide may possibly mean High Day, and seems to 
 refer to Easter. It was a popular festival kept on the 
 second Monday or Tuesday after Easter Sunday, when money 
 was collected for parish purposes by humorous methods. 
 {Historical English Dictionary.) 
 
 The name occurs in a Deed, 1257, of the payment of 
 money on Hokeday. It is very doubtful if, as some say, it 
 commemorates the day of St. Brice (13 November 1002), or the 
 extinction of the Danish rule by the death of Hardicanute, 
 8 June 1041. 
 
 At River was the Light of St. Mary called Hokdaylight. 
 Seasalter : The Light of Our Lady called Hokday. 
 Staple : The Light called Hoclight. 
 Sturrey : The Hokelight. 
 St. Lawrence in Thanet : The Hokketide taper of East 
 
 Clevesend. 
 Stour mouth : The Hoklight. 
 Tilmanstone : The Light called Hokeday Light. 
 Whitfield : The Hokelight. 
 Whitstable : Hogdaylight. 
 In Wickhambreux parish was a Hoke or Hooke Chapel, 
 a separate building from the Parish Church, and perhaps the 
 present post-office. 
 
 The Hogenelmoney at Biddenden and the Hognel Light 
 at Hawkhurst may possibly refer to Hoktide. 
 
 In West Kent, at Brenchley in loll Kobert Dan gave 
 I2d. for a torch at Hoktime, and at Southlleet was the Light 
 of All Saints of Hoke (1449). 
 
 The Palm Cross. 
 
 The churchyard cross, which was usually on the south 
 side of the Church, marked the second station in the Palm 
 Smiday procession, after the blessing of tlie palms in the 
 Church, is called the " Palm Cross " at Ashford, Boughton 
 Blean, Boxley, Eboney, Favershain, Hastingleigli, St. John's 
 in Thanet, Lenham, Lynstead, Preston next Faversham, 
 Reculver, St. Peter in Sandwich, and Wittersham.
 
 INTRODUCTION. xvii 
 
 For full particulars of the Palm Sunday procession, see 
 Rock's Church of Our Fathers, vol. iv., pp. 227 — 32, and 
 Processionale ad usum Sarum (Leeds, 1882), pp. 43—54. 
 
 Pilgrimages. 
 
 Bequests were made for persons to go on pilgrimage on 
 behalf of the testator, and in some instances the person is 
 named who is to undertake the pilgrimage. 
 
 The places mentioned are : — 
 
 1. Our Lady of Walsingham in Norfolk. 
 
 John Clarke of Frittenden in 1481 willed, That one have 
 6s. 8d. to visit the Image of Blessed Mar}- of Walsingham. 
 
 John Clement of Graveney in 1501 also gave Qs. 8d. to 
 a pilgrim going to Blessed Mary of Walsingham. 
 
 2. The Blood of Hayles. 
 
 Simond Gaunt of the parish of St. Margaret at Cliffe in 
 1514 made request. That Richard Brown go to the Holy 
 Blood of Hayles, and he to have a marc for his labour and 
 my best gown, or else 6s. 8d. with the marc. [See a note 
 under St. Margaret at Cliffe, page 271.] 
 
 3. The Rood of Grace at Boxley. 
 
 4. The Hood of Rest. 
 
 There was a "Rood of Rest" in the Church of West 
 Mailing and also in the Church of Schorne. 
 
 5. St. Robert of Netoington {next Sittingbourne) . 
 
 Wm. at Wood of Upchurcli in 1504 mentions in his will. 
 That Wm. at Wood and Thomas Rider hath promised to go 
 Pilgrimage for me to Our Lady of Walsingham, to the Rood 
 of Reste, to the Rood of Grace of Boxley, and to St. Robert 
 of Newenton parish, and they shall have for their labours 
 10s. and four bushels of wheat. 
 
 6. The Rood of Hastings. 
 
 This may possibly have bopn the R(»(h1 in tli<' Pi-iory 
 Church of the Holy Ti'inity at Hastings in Sussex.
 
 xv^W TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Wm. Couper of Stone in Oxney in 1517 in his will directs, 
 That mj ex'ors cause Pilgrimage to be done, undone by my 
 life, that is, to St. Stelikis [query as to this name], the 
 Cross of the Rood [? Blood] of Halles^, Our Lady of Nesse, 
 and the Rood of Hastyng. 
 
 7. Our Lady of Nesse. 
 
 Juliana Greenhill (late of Snave) of St. Margaret's, Can- 
 terbury, where she was buried, in 1501 gave. To the Light 
 of Our Lady of Nesshe, 6(1 . 
 
 John Giblot of Folkestone in 1518 gave, For an offering 
 to Our Lady of Nesse, 4d. He also gave the same to Our 
 Lady of Pulton, and Our Lady of Walsingham. 
 
 Thos. Stubbs of Borden in 1530 gave to Our Lady of 
 Nesse, 20d. 
 
 In Mailing Abbey Church (Assumption of Our Lady) a 
 part of the building was so called. 
 
 Elisabeth Pellycan in 1487 desired to be buried by her 
 husband in the Nesse of the Monastery of Our Blessed Lady 
 of Westmalling. 
 
 \\'m. Catelyn in 1499 desired to be buried in the body of 
 the (.'hurch of the Monastery of Mailing called the Nesse, 
 that is to say, at the south end of the altar before the Image 
 of Our Lady of Pity. {Parish Churches of West Kent, p. 279.) 
 
 Various. 
 
 At Mersham the " Light called croked beam " is men- 
 tioned in three wills: John Fagg, 1488; Thos. Byng, 1484; 
 and Wm. Carpentar, 1502. 
 
 The " Light of the Browm Rood " is mentioned at Otter- 
 den, and the " Light of Almighty God called the Brownerood " 
 at Sitting-bourne, where it was in the Chapel of St. John the 
 
 Baptist. 
 
 At Elham was the " Heyre Light " and the " Light called 
 
 Trillion my Harp," also " Trill on mine Harp," and "Trylon- 
 
 iiiyliarp." (See Arrha'oJogin (Jautiava, Vol. X., p. Go.) 
 
 At Elham and Staple was " The Egg Light," which may 
 
 possibly have been maintained by gifts of eggs.
 
 INTRODUCTION. xix 
 
 Tho " Alms Lijjhf " is nientifvned in Ijoth tlie Parish 
 Churches of St. Clement and St. Peter in Sandwich. 
 
 At Whitstable was the " Lio-ht Mustlar " and the " Mus- 
 kyll tape]-." In the Cenhiri/ IHctionary " Muskylle " is o-iven 
 as an obsolete form of mussel. Did the mussel gatherers 
 support a special Li<:;lit in their Parish Church? 
 
 Smarden had the Lig-ht of Sir (also called Saint) Thomas 
 Wohope, Whoope, or Woyhope, who it seems was a former 
 rector of the parish, for John Saunder of Smarden in 1510 
 gave 4(1. to " The Li<^-ht of Sir Thomas Wohoj)e, sometime 
 parson of the same Church." 
 
 A Doni. Thomas Woghope was Treasurer of Canterbury 
 when on 22 May 1332 he was commissioned with otliers, 
 by Abp. Simon Mepham, to examine candidates for Ordina- 
 tion. ("Christ Church Eeo-ister L," fol. 20, per Rev. T. S. 
 Frampton, F.S.A.) 
 
 This Thomas Wog'hope was probably the founder of the 
 Light (perliaps in honour of St. Thomas of Canterbury), 
 which was, however, known by his name, in the same way 
 that the Hosintal of St. Thomas of Canterbur}^ in Sandwich 
 was spoken of as the Hospital of St. Thomas Ellis, who was 
 the founder. 
 
 At Biddenden in 1505 Richard Andrew^ gave to the 
 Hogenelmoney, 4(/. ; whilst at Hawkhurst is the bequest of 
 Wm, Hanion in 1506 to the Light called Hognellight during 
 seven years after my death, every year 1 2d. 
 
 At Eboney, Robert Golding in 1513 gave to the " Light 
 of Ovenani called Hogwell Light, SJ." Ovenana is given as 
 meaning an enclosure in the Record Interpreter. 
 
 Lenham Church appears to have possessed a clock, for 
 John at Water in 1500 gave 12f7. to tho reparation of the 
 clokke at Lenham. 
 
 The Bachelors' Light. 
 
 In St. Mildred's, Canterbury, was The Cross Light called 
 the Bachelors, also spoken of as the Cross Light of Bachelors. 
 
 At Faversham, Henry Hatche in 1533 desired to be buried 
 before the Bachelors' Light.
 
 XX TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 At Reculver was the Light which is called the Bachelors' 
 Light in the Church. 
 
 In West Kent there was a similar Light in the Church of 
 All Hallows, Hoo. 
 
 Youngmen's Light. 
 
 Li Biddenden Church w^as the Light called Youngmen's 
 Light or Light of St. Mary called Youngmen's Light. 
 There was a similar Light at Frittenden, Reculver, and 
 Eolvenden. In Whitstable Church was the Light of Our 
 Lady that the men doth keep. 
 
 Maidens' Light. 
 
 In Biddenden Church was the Young Wemyn's Light, 
 and at Frittenden the Light of the Maidens. 
 
 Image or Figure in a Window. 
 
 At East Langdon in 1534 there is the bequest of Wm. 
 Forstall of 20s. to the maintenance of the Light of Our 
 Lady standing in the glass window (page 184). 
 
 Littlebourne : Thos. Durrant of Elbright {V Elbridge) in 
 1529 desired to be buried in the churchyard even against the 
 Trinity window. Two tapers each of Ih lbs. were to be kept 
 in the Trinity window in the Church at the cost of his son 
 Robert. 
 
 Wm. Rigdon in 1518 desired to be buried in the Church 
 of Littlebourne before the window of St. Dunstan, and 
 gave to the making of the same window and for a Mass- 
 book, 40s. His son Thos. Rigdon in 1525 gave 6s. 8d. 
 to the makino- of the window that his father willed to be 
 made (pages 197, 198). 
 
 Lyminge : Simon Hempsted in 1511 gave a taper of 4(7. 
 to biii-ii before the Image of St. Christoi^her in the glass 
 window (page 203). 
 
 The Jesus Mass, 
 
 Tlic Jesus Mass was sung every Fi'iday, being a weekly 
 devotion to Our Lord, that became more frequent during
 
 INTRODUCTION. xxi 
 
 the I5tli century, after the adoption of the Feast of the 
 Holy Name (7 Aug-ust) in the year 1457.* 
 
 There is mention of tliis Jesus Mass at Ashlord, Bethers- 
 den, Biddenden, Boug-hton Monchelsey, four of the C;in- 
 terbury Cliurches— Holy Cross, St. Marg-aret, St. Mary 
 Northgate, and St. Mildred — Cranbrook, St. Mary's, Dover, 
 Eastrey, Elhani, Faversham, Folkestone, Heme, Leeds, 
 Lenham, Lydd, Maidstone, Newington, Noning-ton, Reculver, 
 Rolvinden, St. Mary, Sandwich, Staplehui-st, Tenterden, 
 Whitstable, Winghani . 
 
 Brotherhoods. 
 
 These were connected with the Lights of a Parish Church, 
 and often existed for the purpose of maintaining- and looking 
 after them. Where no name is given the bequest was "to 
 each Light of which I am a brother " or " to every Brother- 
 hood Light." 
 
 App]edore (not named). 
 Bredgar (not iinincMl). 
 Brensett— St. Anne. 
 
 St. Katherino. 
 Brook la 11(1 — Our Lady. 
 St. James. 
 St. Stephen. 
 Canterbury — 
 St. Barbara. 
 
 (St. Andrew's), St. Troneoii. 
 (St. George), St. George. 
 (Holy C^'oss), Ma8.s of Jesus. 
 
 Holy Cross. 
 (St. Margaret's), Our Lady. 
 (St. Mary Bredman), Name of Jesus. 
 (St. Mary, Northgate), Jesus. 
 (St. Paul's), The Sacrament. 
 Black Friars Church, St. Nicholas (which was the guild 
 
 of the parish clerks). 
 Friars Augustine, St. Erasmus. 
 
 * See " The Jesus Mass and Aiitliem," by E. G. Cuthbert Y. Atchley, in the 
 Transactions of the St. J^'iul's Ecclesiological Society, vol. v., p. 163. 
 
 Q
 
 xxii TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Hospital of St. Thomas, Corpus Cliristi. 
 Priory o£ St Gregory, St. Thomas the Martyr. 
 Charing — Holy Cross. 
 Chislet — St. James. 
 Cranbrook — The Rood. 
 Dymchurch — Corpus Christi. 
 Eboney — St. Katheriue. 
 Ewell — Our Lady. 
 Holy Cross. 
 St. James. 
 St. Peter. 
 Faversham — Our Lady and St. Anue. 
 St. Anne. 
 St. James. 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. 
 The Morrow Mass. 
 Folkestone — Corpus Christi. 
 Goudhurst-St. Peter. 
 High Halden — Our Lady. 
 Heme (not named). 
 Hope— St. Stephen. 
 Hothfield— St. Thomas. 
 IVychurch — Our Lady. 
 
 St. Michael. 
 Kenardington — St. Stephen. 
 
 St. Katherine. 
 Lympne — St. Nicholas. 
 Lydd — Our Lady. 
 The Trinity. 
 Holy Cross. 
 All Saints. 
 St. Christopher. 
 St. GTeorge. 
 St. James. 
 
 St. John the Baptist. 
 St. Katheriue. 
 Lyminge — Our Lady. 
 
 St. Christopher. 
 St. John. 
 
 St. John the Baptist. 
 St. Lawrence,
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 Maidstone — Jesus. 
 
 Corpus Christi. 
 
 Mersham — Our Lady. 
 
 Milton next Sittingbourne— St. James. 
 
 Minster in Slieppey— St. Peter. 
 
 Ne wch urcli — u r Lady. 
 
 Newington next Sittingbourne — Jesus. 
 
 Corpus Christi. 
 Nonmgton — J esus. 
 
 Northbourne (not named). 
 Petham— St. Margaret. 
 Rodmei'sham — St. Peter. 
 Romney, New— (St. Lawrence), Our Lady. 
 
 St. Anne. 
 Holy Trinity. 
 Holy Cross. 
 St. Katherine. 
 (St. Martin), Our Lady. 
 (St. Nicholas), Our Lady. 
 St. Clement. 
 St. Edmund. 
 St. George. 
 St. John Baptist. 
 St. Katherine. 
 
 St. Stephen. 
 Jiomney, Old — Our Lady. 
 
 St. Katherine. 
 St. Margaret. 
 St. Mary in the Marsh — Our Lady. 
 
 St. Katherine. 
 Saltwood — Our Lady. 
 
 Corpus Christi. 
 St. Peter de Castro. 
 Sandhurst — St. John. 
 Sandwich— (St. Clement), Corpus Christi. 
 
 St. Peter. 
 Holy Trinity. 
 (St. Peter), Our Lady. 
 
 Corpus Christi. 
 
 St. John of Bridlington. 
 
 St. John the Baptist. 
 
 St. Peter. 
 
 Holy Trinity. 
 
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 xxiv TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Sellindge — Bremin gliani . 
 Shadoxlnirst — St. Katherine. 
 Sittingbourue — Our Lady. 
 St. Anne. 
 Snave — Our Lady. 
 Stockbury — Holy Cross. 
 Stoue in Oxuey — St. James. 
 St. John's in Thanet— Holy Trinity. 
 
 Holy Cross. 
 St. Anne. 
 St. George. 
 St. James. 
 St. Margaret. 
 St. Lawrence in Thanet (not named). 
 St. Peter's in Thanet— St. Margaret. 
 Stourmouth — Holy Cross. 
 
 St. John the Baptist. 
 Tenterden — Our Lady. 
 
 Jesus. 
 Thauington — Our Lady. 
 Ulcombe— Corpus Christi. 
 Warden — St. James. 
 Warehorne — Holy Trinity. 
 Our Lady. 
 St. Katherine. 
 Westwell — Corpus Christi. 
 
 St. Mary Magdalene. 
 Whitstable — St. Anne. 
 AVillesborough — Our Lady. 
 Wittersham — Our Lady. 
 
 St. Katherine. 
 Woodchurch — Our Lady. 
 
 St. Nicholas. 
 Wortli (not named).
 
 iitstamcuta Cuntiaiui 
 
 EAST KENT.* 
 
 ACEISE. 
 
 Dedication ; St. Martin. — Buried in the churchyard o£ St. Martin 
 
 of Acrise: Wm. Kolfe, 1498 (A. 7, 1); Jas."Ma\vger, ]513 (A. 
 
 12, 7) ; John Simond, 1463 (A. 1, G). 
 
 To painting the Image of iSt. Martin in Acrise church, Gs. 8f/. : 
 
 Juliaue Cowper of Elhain, 1469 (A. 1, 21). 
 Lights, etc. : The Rood. — Work of the Holy Cross there, 2d. : John 
 
 Simonds, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a sheep : Wm. Kolfe, 1498 (A. 7, 1), 
 
 and Wm. Yeyron, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 Our Lad//. — To the Lighi of the Blessed Virgin Mary, one ewe : 
 
 John Simond, 1463 (A. 1, G). 
 St. Nicholas. — To the Light of St. Nicholas, one sheep : Wm. Rolfe, 
 
 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 faster Sepulchre. — A cow of the value of Ss., to keep a taper to 
 
 burn every year about the Sepulchre, the time of Easter : 
 
 James Mawger, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 ADISHAM.t 
 
 Dedication : Holy Lnnocents. — Buried in the churcli-yard of the 
 Holy Innocents of Adisham : John Ketintone, 1397 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Holy Innocents of Adisham : 
 Nicholas Ladde, 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 44). 
 
 Lights, etc. : Our Lady. — To the work of the Chancel of St. Mary, 
 one bushel of barley. Four sheep to maintain two tapers, one 
 before the Image of St. Mary, and another before the High 
 Cross in the Church: John Ketintone, 1397 (Con. 1, fol. 4). 
 
 To the Light of Blessed ]\lary, two bushels of barley : 
 Sampson Knot, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 84). 
 
 * The references (A. 7, 1, etc.) are to the Registers of the Archdeaconry 
 Court, and (Con. 6, fol. 32, etc.) to those of the Consistory Court of Canterbury, 
 both at the Probate Oflice, Canterbury; and (P.C.C, 4, Moone, etc.) to the 
 Prerofi:ative Court at Somerset House. 
 
 t See Archceoloyia Cantiana, Vol. XIV., pp. 157—168.
 
 2 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady of Fit)/.— Jjis^ht of St. Mary of Pity, 4d. : Wm. Metford, 
 
 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 32). 
 St. Nicholas.— To the Light of St. Nicholas the Bishop, a bushel of 
 
 barley: Isabell Yeriar, widow, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 307). 
 Sf. Peter.— To Light of St. Peter, -id. : Dionisia Greenhill, 1491 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 278). 
 
 To Light of St. Peter, one bushel of barlev : Sampson Knot, 
 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 84). 
 St. Thomas [of Canteybnry, see Archceoloc/ia Gantiana, Vol. XIV., 
 
 p. 162].— To be buried in the Church in the Chapel of St. 
 
 Thomas: Hamon Silke, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 117). 
 The Rood. — A taper before the High Cross in the Church : John 
 
 Ketintone, 1397 (Con. 1, fol. 4). 
 
 To the making of the new l-Joodloft in the church, 20s. : 
 
 Eobert Austen, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 47). 
 
 ALDINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Martin. — Buried in the church-yard of St. Martin : 
 
 AVm. Wigge, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 112). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Martin : Thos. Godfrey, 1490 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 271). 
 The Hood. — Buried in the Church before the Cross : Thos. Godfrey, 
 
 1490 (Con. 3, fol 271). 
 
 Light of Holv Cross, 6s. Hd. : Eichard Edger, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 18). 
 Our Lady.— luight of Blessed Mary, 5s. : Thos. Godfrey, 1490 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 271). 
 
 To maintenance of one lamp in the Chaucel of Blessed Mary, 
 
 two cows ; to burn there from the Passion unto the Feast of 
 
 Easter yearly ; and all the night [tota nocte] of the Feasts of 
 
 the Assumption of B. INIary, All Saints, and Christmas: Alice 
 
 Crips, 1498 (Con. 4, fol. 213). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady, by the south window in 
 
 that chancel. To the building and finishing of the Steeple, 40s. 
 
 To tlie making of a window at the south side, 10s.: James 
 
 J^^lechinden, 1558 (Con. 27, fol. 1). 
 St. Anthoin/.—Ught of St. Anthony, 4d. : Eichard Wevyll, 1538 
 
 (Con. 17, fol. 1). 
 St. Erasmus. — A Light to burn before St. Erasmus yearly for ten 
 
 years after my death, Qd. a year: Thomas Godfrey, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 271). 
 ,S'/. Katherine.—Uy^ht of St. Katlicrine, 20(/. : Tlios. Crosbv, 1460 
 
 (Con. 11, fol. 41). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4^/., and one pair of beads of jet and 
 
 calsidonis: Henry Dawson, chaplain, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 4). 
 St. y.oye.— Liglil of St. Loye, 4</. : Eicliard Wevyll, 1538 (Con. 17, 
 
 fol'. 1).
 
 EAST KENT. 3 
 
 St. Martin. — To repair of Tmatrc of St. Martin, Gs. 8f/. : Wm. Pope, 
 vicar, 1465 (Con. 2, fol. 157). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, 20d. : Wni. Wiiigc, USG (Con. 3, 
 fol. 112). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, \2d. -. Eichard Wcvyll, 1538 (Con. 17, 
 fol. 1). 
 St. Michael.— hxc^hi of St. Michael, 4:d. : II mnphrey Broke, 1534 
 (Con. 15, fol. 248) ; liic'' Wovyll, 1538 (Con. 17, fol. 1). 
 
 [See Appendix B., Building Notes.] 
 
 ALKHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Anthony. — Buried in the churchyard of Blessed 
 Anthony the Martvr of Alkham : Kichard (xoodman, 1462 
 (A. 1, 2) ; Ingeram Goodman, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Anthony the Martyr: John 
 Colley, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 55). 
 Holy Trinity. — Light of the Holy Trinity [mentioned in all the 
 wills]. 
 
 Reparation of the Trinity Loft, 3s. 4t?. : Wm. Howlyn, 1499 
 (A. 7, 5). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Thos. 
 Chillenden, 1469 (A. 1, 25). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of corn : Ingeram Groodman, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 The Eeparation of the Roodloft, 6s. 8t?. : Wm. Howlyn, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 Our Lady [mentioned in all the wills]. — Light of Blessed Mary of 
 Chylton, one measui'e of barley : Thos. Chillenden, 1469 (A. 1, 21). 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady. To maintenance of 
 a Lamp before Our liady in the same chancel for ever, 3s. 4:d : 
 Wm. Howlyn, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, half a bushel of corn : 
 Ingeram Goodman, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 To the three Lights in the Cliurch of Alkham, Our Lad}^, 
 St. Anthony, and the 'Lrinity, to each a bushel of barley : John 
 Fuller, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : Wm. Hamond, 
 senior, 1464 (A. 1, 8) ; John Elmer of Poulton, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, one bushel of 
 barley : John Elmer of Poulton, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 ALLINGTON. 
 
 Three ewes to maintain a Tiight in the Church of Allington, before 
 the Images of St. Peter and St. Katherine : JSimon Bertin of 
 St. Bartholomew's Hospital in Sandwich, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 129).
 
 4 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 APPLEDOEE* 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the parish church 
 of Apulldore at the south side of the Church of the Holy Saints 
 Peter and Paul : Thos. Godfrey, 15 IS (A. 13, 8). 
 The Pood.— Light of the High Cross, -id. : Andrew Gosborne, 1463 
 
 (A. 1, 6) ; Kiehard Witton. U64 (A. 1, 3). 
 The Lesser Crost. — Light of the Lesser Cross, 4</. : Andrew Gos- 
 borne, 1463 (A. 1, 6) ; John Bkkeborne, 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 To the .Minor Cross, 20^/.: John Lamsyn, 1452 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 106). 
 Our Lady [in all wills]. — 2 lbs. of Wax for one taper to burn before 
 Image of Blessed Mary: Hugh Colyn, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 To Our Lady Altar a towel : Joan Boll, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 Our Ladt/ of Pitij. — Buried in Our Lady chancel before the Image of 
 Our Lady of Pitv there: Thos. KnoUe, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 77). 
 St. Anthony.— To the Light of St. Anthony in the Chapel of 
 Eeding, 20f/. : John Blakeborne, 1466 (A. 1,9). 
 
 A lb. of Was for a taper to burn befoi'e St. Anthony in the 
 church: Joan Boll, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 The Light of St. Anthonv also mentioned by Eobert Passor, 
 1493 (A. 5, 20) ; John Bolle, 1502 (A. 8, 11) ; Eichard Eege, 
 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Barbara. — Light of St. Barbara : Eobert Passor, 1493 (A. o, 20) ; 
 
 John Bolle, 1502 (8, 11) ; Eichard Eege, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Christopher. — Light oi St. Christopher, 8(/. : John Blakeborne, 
 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 1 lb. of wax : Isabelle Perye, 1466 
 (A. 1, 10). 
 St. Erasmus. — To the Altar of St. Erasmus, a candlestick of Latton : 
 
 Margaret Sefford, 1515 (A. 12, 3). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, Vld. : Eobert Passor, 1493 
 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Gilding the Image of St. George, 40s. : Thos. Knolle, 1511 
 (Con. 10, fol. 77). 
 St. JoAn.— Lights of the Eood, Our Lady, and St. John mentioned 
 in the will of " Sir Thos. lioundisworth, priest of the town of 
 Apuldore," 1518 (A. 14, 6). 
 *SY. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 8c?. : John Blakeborne, 
 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 3s. 4c?. : John Lamsin, 1454 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 106). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 12c?. : John Lamsin, 1454 
 (Con. 2, fol. 106). 
 
 For a taper to be burnt upon the Altar St. Margaret before 
 the Image of Blessed Mary for ever, 4c?. : AVin. Couper, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Margaret, a table cloth of diaper : 
 Margaret Sefford, widow, 1515 (A. 12, 3). 
 
 ♦ See drchceologia Cantiana^ Vol. XIV., pp. 91—97.
 
 SlAST KENT. B 
 
 Si. JVicJwhs.— Light of St. Nicholas, id.: "Robert Passor, 1493 
 (A. o, 20); Ric'' Areige, 141)7 (A. G, 7) ; Ileiirv Halgey, 1508 
 (A. 9,9). 
 
 St. Stephen. — Two ll)s. of wax for a taper to burn before Image of 
 St. Stephen : Hugli C'olyii, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Stephen, 2(1. : Margaret Sefford, widow, 
 1515 (A. 12, 3). 
 
 Varia. — To making a new window next unto the window that 
 ]{obert Chirke made in the chureh, GG.-;. Hd. Making a new 
 door of stone in the Steeple at the coming in of the church, 10s. : 
 Thos. Knolle, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 77). 
 
 That the gutter on the north side of the church be repaired 
 with lead, etc , within eight weeks of my decease. To the 
 reparation of the Steeple and south side of the church £3. 
 Towards building the Church of Ebenie £20, if that church 
 should be built again: Henry Goulding, 1569 (Con. 31). 
 
 ASH. 
 
 Dedication: St. Nicholas. — Buried in the choir of St. Nicholas of 
 Esshe, beside Joan my daughter : Koger Clyderow, 1454 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 71.) 
 
 To the Church of St. Nicholas in Asli, a torch : Stephen 
 Stonard of Sandwich, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady, at the south side 
 of the altar : VVm. Norris, 148G (Con. 3, fol. 112). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, id. : Sir Thomas Bode, vicar, 1519 
 (Con. 12, fol. 1G4). 
 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — " A stone be set in the wall afore my said 
 tomb under the Image of Mary Magdalene there, with an Image 
 of the Trinity graven in brass, and picture of my body and arms 
 therein set in like form, for a special remembrance of prayer " : 
 Wm. Norris, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 112). 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. — Buried in the Chapel of St. Thomas the 
 Martyr, in Church of St. Nicholas of Ash. To the Chapel of 
 St. Thomas five marcs : John Seyntuycolas, 1462 (.A. 1, 6). 
 
 Varia. — William Norris by will, ])roved 22 Nov. 148G, was buried 
 in the Chancel of Our Lady, at the south side of the altar. 
 He gave : " My red cloth of Baudkyn be laid upon my body 
 in the Church of Ash and so there to remain for a perpetual 
 remembrance and specially to be prayed for there, with a herse 
 and blackcloth with two tapers thereupon set, to be light and 
 burning in the time of saying divine service, there to be ordained 
 and had over my tomb for a special remembrance of prayer " 
 (Con. 3, fol. 112). 
 
 Katherine Martyu of Eavci'sliaui, widow of Joiui Septvaus of 
 Ash (obit 1458), by will ])roved 19 January 1498-9 desired to 
 be buried in the parish church of St. Nicholas of Ash, in the 
 same tomb where the body of John Septvaus formerly my hus-
 
 6 TESTAMENTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 band resteth. " The Chantry of the Upper Hall which my 
 husband founded shall have perpetually 20s. from the lands 
 which joiueth next unto the Chantry, that there be kept forever 
 yearly in the parish church of Ash an Obit for the souls of my 
 father & mother Jefferey Kirton and Julian his wife, and my 
 son John Wigmore. Also the Vicar or parish priest of Ash 
 shall have yearly 16d. to pray for the souls of the above every 
 Sunday in the bede roll for ever " (Con. 4, fol. 206). 
 
 To buy a Canopy for the Sacrament in the Church of Ash, 
 6s. 8d. : Sir Thos. Bode, vicar, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 164). 
 
 To the church of Ash a paxbrede [sic] of silver and gilt, two 
 Cruets of silver, a mannual, a collectary, two processioners, 
 which the wardens then be possessed, and have in their keeping : 
 Sir John Saunders, vicar, 1509 (Con. 11, fcl. 18). 
 Chapel of Overland.— To the Chapel of Overland, 40s. : John 
 Seyjitnycolas, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 To "the Chapel of Overland my little portes [sic] of fine 
 parchment written, price 40s. To the use of the same Chapel 
 40s. to make a better chalice, or else to make a new window in 
 the east end of the same Chapel : Sir John Saunders, Preb. of 
 Wiugham, Eector of Demechurch, and Vicar of Ash, 1509 
 (Con. 11, fol. 18). 
 
 To the church [sic] of Overland, a torch : Stephen Stonard 
 of Sandwich, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 Chapel of Richho rough. — To the Chapel of Richborowe one portuys 
 printed with a Mass book that was Sir Thomas' the old priest. 
 To the use of the same Chapel 20s. to make them a window in 
 the body of the church : Sir John Saunders, vicar, 1509 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 18). 
 
 ASHFOED. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. JMary 
 of Esshetisford near the Palm Cross : Joan Poleyn, 1469 
 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Buried beside the holy-water stoppe in the chui'ch-porch of 
 Our Lady of Ashford : Alice Igo, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard of the Assumption of Our Lady 
 of Assheford : Richard Roger, 1510 (A. 11,8). 
 The liood.—n\e Liglit of Holy Cross, 20d. : .loan Poleyne, 1469 
 (A. 1,22). 
 
 To making the Beam of the High Cross. 20d. : Joan Poleyne, 
 1469 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 To the new work of the Rood-loft in the two aisles of the 
 church, 40s. ; to each aisle [insula], 20s. : Wm. White, 1473 
 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 To the High Cross all the money that cometh of my shop 
 called the Cage: Thomas Douse, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 liuricd in the Church before the Cross near my parents: 
 Humphrey Ely, 1488 (A. 4, 7).
 
 :EAST KENT. 7 
 
 Figure of Jesus. — Buried in the Church before the Figure of Jesus. 
 To the Jvight of the Figure of Jesus, Vlil. : Kichard Bacou, 1479 
 (A. 3, 18). 
 
 Light of the Figure of Jesus, 2 lbs. of wax. To the Jesus 
 Altar a torc-h price Mil. : Thos. Douse, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of Jesus Altar, 12f/. : James a Fright, l.jUO (A. 10, 3), 
 aud Thos. Faderlay, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 To the Roodlight iu Jesus Chancel, 12^/. : Richard Hartwell, 
 draper, 1518 (A. 13, 9). 
 
 Buried in the church next to the grave of my father in the 
 Jesus Aisle: Edward Wodward, 1528 (A. 18, 2). 
 
 Light of Jesus, mejitioued in the wills of John irarman, 
 1516 (A. 12, 17) ; John Mercer, 1525, and Stephen Bull, 1525 
 (A. 17, 3); Thos. Fowglle, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 Holy Saviour. — Light of Holy Saviour, iid. : Wm. Deen, 1477 
 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 The New Light of Holy Saviour, I2d. : John Tredant, 1478 
 (A. 3, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Saviour, Sd. : Robert Swyfte, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 Our L'/di/ of Pity. — Light of Blessed Mary of Pity : John Watts. 
 14G2 (A. 1, (J) ; Joan Poleyne, 1469 (A. 1, 22) ; John Goteleyi 
 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 St. Adrian. — The Lights standing before St. Margaret, St. Katherine, 
 
 and St. Adrian, 4J. : Alice Quested, 1528 (A. 18, 7). 
 St. Anne. — Light of St. Anne, mother of Mary, 12^^^. : John Sandyr, 
 senior, 1461 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 To the new Beam before the Image of St. Anne when it shall 
 be made, 20c/. : Thos. Bery, 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Anne a torch of 40t?. : Thos. Douse, 
 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Reparation of the Image of St. Anne, 20f/. : Henry Kenett, 
 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard near the wall of St. Anne: 
 Wm. Deen, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 To the Wache of St. Anne, with that I have in my hands, 
 18«. : Austen Leynch, 1519 (A. 14, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church before St. Anne : Ric'' Hartwell, 
 draper, 1518 (A. 13, 9). 
 
 Buried without the Chapel door of St. Anne, next to the 
 quire. A stone to be laid on my grave 2 ft. broad : John 
 Burges, clerk, 1538 (A. 21, 6). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, \2d. : John Harman, 1516 
 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 4(/.: Edward AVodward, 1528 (A. 18, 2) ; 
 Alice Quested, widow, 1528 (A. lb, 7). 
 St. Barbara. — Light standing before St. Barbara and St. Katherine, 
 
 U. : John Gotle, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 St. Christopher., etc. — One taper of 2 lbs. of wax to burn on Sundays 
 for one year after my death in honour of St. Erasmus, St. Chris- 
 topher, and the Twelve Apostles : Wm. While, 1473 (A. 2, 6).
 
 8 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Reparation of the Image of St. Christoi)her, 12c?. : Joan 
 Poleyne, 1469 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 To the Image of St. Christopher there to be made, 3s. 4<d. : 
 Henry Kenett,l478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 6d.: Wm. Pembyll, 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 St. CI ere and Sf. 3Iicha el. —To the Light of St. Clere and St. Michael 
 
 standing in the Wall, 12f/. : Alice Quested, widow, 1528 
 
 (A. 18, 7). 
 
 St. Clement. — To the Light of St. Clement, 12^. : John Harman, 
 
 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, 6^. : Henry Swift, 1521 (A. 15, 4). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Ei'asmus, 'kd. : Austen Leynch, 1519 
 (A. 14, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, Qd. : Henry Swift, 1521 (A. 15, 4). 
 St. George.— \j\g\t of St. George, 8s. : Thos. Dense, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 Light of St. George, M. : Thos. Eaderlay, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before St. George : Thos. 
 Fowglle, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Light of St. George, 6s. M. : Sir John Eogge, Knight, 1533 
 (Con. 15, fol. 227). 
 St. Gregory. — Light of St. Gregory, Qd. : Austen Leynche, 1519 
 
 (A. 14, 4). 
 Sf. James. — Light of St. James, 4:d. : Alice Quested, widoAv, 1528 
 (A. 18, 7). 
 
 Light of St. James at Mardhall, M. : Henry Swift, 1521 
 (A. 15, 4). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 4(7. : Alice Quested, widow, 1528 
 
 (A. 18,7). 
 St. Katherine. — Buried in the Church before the Image of 
 St. Katherine : John Netter, 1480 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 To the Images of St. Katherine and St. Margaret, \2d. : 
 Henry Kenett, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax before St. Katherine : Thos. Eowglle, 
 1529 (A. 18,9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, I2d. : Kic^^ Bacon, 1479 (A. 3, 11), 
 and John Harman, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 St. ioj/e.— Light of St. Loye, 12^/. : John Harman, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 St. 3Iarr/aref.—Ught of St. Margaret, V2d. : Ric^' Bacon, 1479 
 (A 3 13) 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4d. : Thos. Eaderlay, 1515 (A. 12, 14), 
 and Joan Roger, 1514 (A. 12, 9). [Sec under St. Adrian.] 
 St. Nicholas. ~ Buried in the Chapel of St. Nicholas: Thos. Wilmott, 
 vicar, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 347). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4f/. : Wm. Dccn, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 Light of St. Nicholas, \2d.: Ric*^ Hartwell, draper, 1518 
 (A. 13, 9). 
 St. Osyth.—Ughi of St. Sithe, 4r7. : Austen Leynch, 1519 (A. 14, 
 
 4), and Stephen Bull, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 St. Stephen. — One lb. of wax for a laj)er to burn before the Image 
 qf St. Stephen on festival days : Robert Swifte, 1500 (A. 8, 3).
 
 DAST KENT. 
 
 Light of St. Stepheu, 4^J. -. Henry Swift, lo2l (A. 15, i), 
 and Alice Quested, widow, 1528 (A, 18, 7). 
 St. Sonda;/.* — fiij^ht standing before St. Sonday, St. Christopher, 
 
 and Our Lady, Vld.: Alice Quested, widow, l5'28 (A. 18, 7j. 
 St. Thomas of Citnterhurij. — To the Light of St. Thomas the Martyi", 
 12J. : Joan Poleyne, 14G9 (A. I, 22). 
 
 Lightof St. Thomas, 1 lb. of wax: Thos.Donse,1479(A. 3, 12). 
 Ilo]}! Trinity. — Buried in the churchyard [cimitro] before the 
 Image of the Holy Trinity. John Tredant, 1478 (A. 3, 8), and 
 Henry Kenett, 1178 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 4r/. : John Gotle, 1513 (A. 12, G). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wa.^ before the Trinity in the Jesus 
 Chancel : Thos. FowgUe, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the Light of the Resurrection, 6s. ^d. : Thos. 
 
 A\^ilmott, vicar, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 347). 
 Varia. — For a new Antiphonal for the Church, Qs. 8d. : Thos. Bery, 
 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 To buying a new Grayl, 20d. : Thos. Douse, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 For a new Gradual for the Church, a quarter of barley : 
 John Goteley, 1476 (A. 2, 19). William Deen gave 6s. 8d.,\n 
 1477 (A. 3, 4), and John Netter 6 marcs, in 1480 (A. 3, Ki). 
 
 All my Books to the choir of Ashford, at the commandment 
 of the Master, to lie in the choir to the maintaining of God's 
 service: Thos. Faderlay, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Towards making a new Vestr}^ in the Church, I2d. : Wm. 
 Pembill, 1521 (A. 15, 2) ; and Stephen Bull in 1525 gave 3s. 4:d. 
 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 BADLESMEEE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Leonard. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Leonard 
 of Hadlesmere : Wm. Stranginaii, 1497 (A. 6, 6) ; Thos. Stronge- 
 man, 1501 (A. 8, 8) ; t*Sir Lawrence Broke, liector, 1523 
 (A. 15, 9). 
 
 The Hood. — Light of the High Cross, a sheep : Thos. Strongemau, 
 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Light of High Cross, 4rf. : John Cosyn, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary and St. John, 4f/. : John Cosyn, 
 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a sheep : Thomas Strongemau, 1501 
 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 >S^^. John the Baptist. — Light of St. Jolni the Baptist, a sheep : 
 Thos. Strongemau, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 St. Leonard. — Keparation of St. Leonard in the Chancel, 4</. : John 
 Cosyn, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Leonard. 2d.: AN^m. Strangman. 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a sheep: Thomas Stronge- 
 mau, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 * See Introduction.
 
 iO TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Varia. — To the Church of Badilsinere a little avvter candilstick of 
 laton, aud a taper of wax thereupon of a lb., and 20s., to be 
 uiaiutained by the churchwardens there & burnt before 
 St. Leonard for evermore: Joan Broumfield of Pavesham, 
 widow, 1505. (P.C.C, 28, Holgrave.) 
 
 BAPCHILD. 
 
 Dedication : St. Laivrence. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Law- 
 rence of Bakchild: Stephen Peyrs, 1464 (A. 1, 5), Henry 
 Colyar, 1479 (A. 3, 15), and others. 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Bacchild : John Person, vicar, 
 1548 (A. 23, 7). 
 The RoocL — Light of Holy Cross, ijd. : Thos. Messenger, 1471 
 (A. 1, 16). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, four ewes : Alexander Jesop, 
 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 One sheet to the Image of Holy Cross : Alice Colman, 1500 
 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Buried at the south side of the Church before the Rood. 
 To the Light of the Rood, a cow : Thos. Adamson, 1508 
 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the middle place before the Rood : 
 Elisabeth Sturrey, widow, 1523 (A. 16, 2). 
 The Trend/e.— To the Light called Trendell, 4(7. : AVm. Messiuger, 
 
 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chui'ch before the Image of Our Lady 
 in Our Lady chancel there: Thos. Steward, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 A taper of one and a half lb. of wax to burn before Our 
 Ladv in the aisle for seven years : Stephen Poster, 1526 
 (A. 17, 5). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady aisle in the Church of Backchild : Thos. 
 
 Cotiug, 1535 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 *S'/. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4</. : Stephen Peyrs, 
 
 1464 (A. 1, 5), and Thos Messenger, 1471 (A. 1, 16), and 
 
 Thos. Steward, 20d. in 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 St. George.— lj\g\\t of St. George, 20d.: Thos. Steward, 1525 
 
 (A. 16, 12). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 2 lbs. of wax : John Kendale, 1530 
 
 (A. 19, 5). 
 St. John the Baptist.- A Aghi of St. Jolin the Baptist, 20d. : Thos. 
 Steward, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 One Yearling to the Light of St. John the Baptist: Alice 
 Colman. 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 St. Katherine. — One Yearling to the Light of St. Katherine : Alice 
 Colman, 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, one ewe : Alexander Jesop, 1503 
 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 5s. : Thos. Steward, 1525 (A. 16, 12).
 
 EAST KENT. U 
 
 Sf. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence half a bushel of corn, and 
 to the Lamp hanging before the Image of St. Jjawrence one 
 bushel of barley: John MeHsenger, 1464 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 To the new branch to stand before 8t. Lawrence. 2()J. : 
 Thos. Adamsou, loOS (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 3s. 4^/. : Thomas Steward, 1525 
 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 2 lbs. of wax : John Kendale, 1580 
 (A. 19, 5). 
 St. Osi/th.—Ught of St. Sithe, 6d. : Elisabeth Sturrey (A. 16, 2). 
 
 Buried in the church before St. Sithe : Stephen Foster, 
 1526 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Sonday. — Light of St. Sonday, 12f/. : Elisabeth Sturrey, widow, 
 1523 (A. 16, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Sonday, 20d. : Thos. Steward, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 Varia. — To the work of the iioodloft, 2s.: Henry Colyar, 1500 
 (A. 3, 15). 
 
 To the covering of the Church called Shinginling [i.e., 
 Shingles or oak tiles used to cover buildings], 13a-. 4 J. : Wm. 
 Messenger, 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 For to buy a new chalice, 26*. 8^. : Thos. xldamson, 1508 
 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 To the Church of Bakchild a pair of censers of laten : 
 Alexander Jesop, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 To the making of the church-porch, 3s. 4f/. : Elisabetli 
 Sturrey, widow, 1523 (A. 16, 2). 
 
 BAEFRESTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas.* — -Buried in churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 of Berfreyston : John Borehunt, 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Buried in churchyard of St. Nicholas of Barston : Eobert 
 Kempe, 1530 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 Buried in churchyard of St. Nicholas of Berstun : Thus. 
 Fuller, 1544 (A. 23, 6). 
 
 l^uried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas in Barfreston : 
 John at Wood, 1545 (A. 21., 4). 
 The Hood. — -Light of the Roodloft, a bushel of barley: John Stoke, 
 1508 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, four bushels of barlev : Henry AVright 
 of Sibberteswold, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Katherine. — My wife to keep a taper of 1 ib. before St. Kathe- 
 
 rine: John Stoke, 1508 (A. 9, 11). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, "Id. : Bob' Kempe, 1530 
 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 * The dedication of this church is tiiveii as St. Mary in the Count}' His- 
 tories, etc., but the wills of llie parishioners prove that St. Nicholas was the 
 patron Saint.
 
 12 TESTAM:E!NTA cantiana. 
 
 BARHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the cliurchyard of 
 St. John the Baptist of Berham : John Longe, 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; 
 Stephen Long, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; Eobert Birchwode, 1488 
 (Con. 3, fol. 174). 
 The Rood. — Light before the Cross, a bushel of barley : Stephen 
 Long, 1475 (A. 2, IS). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the church, a bushel of barley. 
 Light of Holy Cross in the chajjel [capella], a bushel of 
 barley: John Bocking, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the Chapel of Holy Cross, a bushel 
 of barley: Wm.'Wigmor, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 The Light of the Koodloft, 6s. ^d. : John Diggs, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 66). 
 
 Light of the Bood, two bushels of barley : Thos. Snothe, 
 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Church of Berham in the Chapel of Our 
 Lady, on the north side of the church : John Diggs, 1503 
 (Con. 7, fol. 66). 
 
 Liglit of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the church, \2A. : 
 Kichard AVadell, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 Light afore Our Lady in the north chancel, 4(7. : Alice 
 Oogge, 1529 (A. 18,9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Vld. : Wm. Culling, 1531 (A. 19, 4). 
 St. Anthony. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Anthony: 
 
 John Furner, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher in the body of the 
 
 cliurch, 3s. U. ■ John Diggs, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 66). 
 St. Jo^H. — Light of St. John, 8(/ : Wm. Culling, 1531 (A. 19, 4). 
 To the ta])ers in the window afore St. John, Vld. : Alice 
 Gogge, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. Nicholas.— lA^^^t of St. Nicholas, IJ. : Eob' Birchwode, 1488 
 (Con. 3, fol 174). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, one bushel of barley: Thos. Snothe, 
 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, iSd. ■ Wm. Culling, 1531 (A. 19, 4). 
 The Trendle. — To the light upon the trendill at Barham, half a 
 (piarter of barley: Wm. Sedenor, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 To the Treixlill, one bushel of barley : Thos. Snothe, 1514 
 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 B ABM TNG, EAST. 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. — See " Parisli Churches of West Kent " 
 ill the Transactions of the St. PnuVs Ecclesiological Society, 
 vol. iii., p. 255.
 
 :EAST KENT. 13 
 
 BEAK8TED. 
 
 Dedication : Holy Cross-. — Buried in tlie cliuirlivard of Holy Cross 
 
 of Berstcd : Koger Carter, 1403 (A. 1, 6) ;' Joan Pokill, 147;:{ 
 
 (A. 2, 8) ; Isabella Meller, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Buried in tlie Chancel of Berstede : !Sir Kaynold Metcalf, 
 
 vicar, ir,3u (A. 19, 2). 
 Hall/ Trinifi/. — Ught of the Holy Trinity, 4J. : Richard Clark, 
 
 il{)3 (A. 1, G), and Martha Tely, 147G (A. 2, IG). 
 
 Light of the Trinity in the Chancel of Our Lady, 2d. To 
 
 buy a candlestick of latton to stand before the Image of the 
 
 Trinity, in the pillar beside the high chancel there, 20d. : John 
 
 Gemott, 1513 (A. 12, G). 
 
 !Siuioii Bertin of the Hospital of St. Bartholomew in Sand- 
 wich (where he was buried), by will dated 4 April 1530, gave : 
 
 To the parishioners of Bergsted next Leeds, a cow, to be 
 
 delivered to the churchwardens of the same, that with the 
 
 profits they maintain and keep one taper of wax, to burn before 
 
 the Image of the Holy Trinity there, during the time of high 
 
 mass there sung or said u])on every Feast, Sunday, and Holy 
 
 day for ever (Con. 15, fol. 129 j. 
 The Mood. — Light standing in the middle of the Church before the 
 
 High Cross, 'id. -. John Catelot, 14G4 (A. 1, G). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the Nave of the Church, 4c/. : liobert 
 
 Berty, 1520 (A. 8, 7). 
 IIoli/ Cross. — Light of Holy Cross in the choir, 4c?. : John Pesmyth, 
 
 i50l (A. 8, 5). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross standing in the Chancel near the altar, 
 
 %d. : Robert Berty, 1520 (A. 8, 7). 
 Oiir Lady. — Light of Blessed Marv, 4c/. : Roger Carter, 14G3 
 
 (A. 1, G), and John Catlott, 1499 "(A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the chancel, 4c/. : Wm. Mason, 1512 
 
 (A. 12, 5). 
 Oiir Ladi/ of Pitij. — Light of Blessed Mary of Pitv, 4(/. : John 
 
 Pesmvth,' l50l'(A. 8, 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 8c/. : AVm. Ropar, 1518 (A. 13, 9) ; 
 
 William Mason, 1512 (A. 12, 5). 
 St. James. — Light of Mt. James, 4c/. ; John Catelot, 14G4 (A. 1, G) ; 
 
 A\^m. atte Wood, 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 St. John. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 
 St. John in the Church for one year: John Catelot, 1464 
 
 (A. I, G). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d.: Wm. 
 
 Cfispe, 1480 (A. 3, 18). 
 St. Kathcrine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4c/. : Roger Carter, 14G3 
 
 (A. 1, G). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8c/. : AVm. Ropar. 1518 (A. 13, 9). 
 St. Nicholas. — Liirht of St. Nicholas, 4c/.: AVm. Mason, 1512 
 
 (A. 12, 5).
 
 14 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Varia. — To the Church of Berglistede a caiidle^tick of latcn with 
 three branches, to be before the Sacrament within the chancel 
 of the church, pi'ice 33s. 4:d. 
 
 Also to the same Church a towel of diaper for to hosell 
 people with at Easter. 
 
 To the reparation of the Steeple, 20s. : John Catlott, 1499 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 BEATHEKSDEN.* 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. — Buried in the parisli Church of 
 
 St. Marsjaret of Beti'ychedeu : Thos. Brethiaui, chaplain of the 
 
 Chantry^ UG8 (A. 1,20). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church before the Image of 
 
 St. Margaret, if it can be done : John Maid well, 1504 (A. 9, 7). 
 Buried in the Chancel before Image of St. Margaret : 
 
 Christopher Gildarde, clerk, 1519 (A. 13, 5), and Sir John 
 
 Millett, vicar, 1532 (A. 19, 8). 
 Holy Tr/»/f?/.— Light of Holy Trinity, 2d. : ^Ym. Saunder, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, id). 
 The i?oof7.— Light of Holy Cross, 4^.: AValter Colyn, 1478 (A. 3, 8). 
 Light before the Kood, a lb. of wax : Christoj^her Abraham, 
 
 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady where I am bound 
 
 to sing, before the Image of Our Lady there, within the parish 
 
 church of Betresden. To the Chantry Priest my Mass book as 
 
 long as it will last, and my lectorn, to pray for my soul. To the 
 
 same Altar of Our Lady a sheet, or as much cloth as will make 
 
 two altar cloths. If the Chantry priest be disposed to make a 
 
 cofer to lay his gere in, my ex'ors provide boards enough, on 
 
 condition he will let it continue as long as it will last : Sir Thos. 
 
 Dalby, chantry-priest, 1535 (A. 20, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Marv in the Chancel, 2s. : Stejjhen Cloke, 1493 
 
 (A. 5, IS). 
 
 Light of Our Lady that standeth upon the Jesus altar, 4:d. : 
 
 EicMVhite, 1519 (A. 13, 7). 
 Our Lady o/ P////.— Light of St. Mary of Pitv, Id. ■ Wm. Saunder, 
 
 1474 '(A. 2, 10). 
 Our Ladj/ of AcJiendene.f — Light of Blessed Mary of Achendene, a 
 
 quarter of wax : AVm. AVidirdene, 1471 (A. 1, 18). 
 >St. Anihoni/. — Jiight of St. Antlionv, -\d. : Kobert Waterman, 1512 
 
 (A. 12,' 4). 
 Si. Clement.— U^^U of St. Clement, 4</. : Walter at Nashe, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 10) ; Christopher Gildarde, clerk, 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, \2.d. : Stei)hcn Cloke, 
 
 1493 (A. 5, 18). 
 
 * See Arch(Bolo(fia Cantiana, Vol. XVI., pj). fiG — 98. 
 
 t III the iiorth-o;ist part of tho parish is Iloccisdonno or Etrhdcn, wlicrc 
 was formerly a chapel. Nee Archaolugia Cantiana, Vol. XVI., p. &G.
 
 EAST KENT. 1 
 
 IT 
 
 St. Urasvius.—Ught of St. Erasmus, 12r/. : Stephen Cloke, 1403 
 
 (A. 5, 18). 
 Sf. Geort/e. — Light of St. George, 2^/. : Win. Sauuder, 1474 
 (A. 2,' 10). 
 
 Light of St. George, 4>d. -. Robt Wdterman, 1512 (A. 12, 4) ; 
 Richard White. 1519 (A. 13, 7). 
 Sf. J"^fwf.s-.— Liglit of St. James, 12^. : Stephen Cloke, 1493 
 
 (A. 5, IS). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 4(1. : Christopher Gildarde, clerk, 
 
 1519 (.\. 13, 5), and Richard White, 1519 (A. 13, 7). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptibt, a lb. of \va.\ : 
 Wui. Widirdene, 1471 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, ^d. : Ric'^ Fright, 1478 (A. 3, 8). 
 Light of St. John 1h(> Baptist, 12r/. : Stephen Cloke, 1493 
 (A. 5; 18). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Wm. Saunder, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8^. : Ric'i Fright, 1478 (A. 3, 8). 
 Light of St. Katherine, a lb. of wax : Christopher Abraham, 
 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : Wm. Sannder, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 12^. : Stephen Cloke, 1493 (A. 5, 18). 
 St. Nicholas.— Jjight of St. Nicholas, 12(/. : Stephen Cloke, 1493 
 
 (A. 5, 18). 
 Varia. — To the new candlesticks, 20^?. : Wm. Glover, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. (54). 
 
 To the Church £10 to buy a suite for priest, deacon, and 
 subdeacon, according to the best cope there : Sir John Millett, 
 vicar, 1532 (A. 19, 8). 
 
 BECKENHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. George. — See " Parish Churches of West Kent " 
 in the Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesioloqical Society, 
 vol. iii., p. 255. 
 
 REKESBOURNE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the Church or Chancel of St. Peter 
 of Bekesborne, otherwise Levingsborne : Stephen Ravnold, vicar, 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter, before the Rood : Sir John 
 Texton, clerk, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Peter of Bekesbourne : Sir Thos. 
 Collv, vicar, 1534 (A. 20, 3). 
 The Eo'od.—Ught of Holy Cross, 4d. : Wm. Pery, 14(57 (A. 1. 22). 
 
 Light of the High'Cross, 4^/. : AVm. ]\Ioryce, 1486 (.-\. 5, 5). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 3 lbs. of wax: Stephen Raynold, vicar, 
 1507 (A. 9, 8),
 
 16 TESTAMENTS CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady.—U^U of St. Mary, Qd. : Wm. Pery, 1467 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Liglit of Our Lady, 3 lbs. of wax : Stephen Eaynold, vicar, 
 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. mcholas.—Ught of St. Nicholas, 4J. : Wm. Moryce, 1486 
 
 (A. 5, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 3 lbs. of wax : Stephen Eaynold, 
 
 vicar, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 >S'^. Fefer. — AVife Agues during her life provide three tapers each of 
 
 1 lb., to stand in the Church of Bekesbourne, two before 
 
 St. Peter, and one before the Rood, and after her death my 
 
 heirs for evermore : John Peiris, 1516 (A. 12, 19). 
 Varia. — To the Church for buying a vestmenl", £3 : Sir John 
 
 Texton, clerk, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 BENENDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. G^eorye.— Buried in the Church of St. Greorge of 
 Benenden, on the north side of the church, before the altar of 
 the Holy Trinity. Two tapers of 2 lbs. to burn before Images 
 of the Holy Trinity and St. Mary. Two curtains, price 2s., for 
 each side of the altar of the Holy Trinity: Alice Beninden, 
 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Buried in the south-porch of the Church. A stone to He 
 upon my grave, with a scripture [s/c] written and graven in 
 brass for the day of my death ; and for painting new of the 
 porch and of St. Christopher, £2 13s. M. : John Sharp, 1487 
 (Con. 3, fol. 137). 
 
 Buried in the south-porch : John Sharp, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 65). 
 Buried in Our Lady Chapel before Our Lady of Pity : Thos. 
 More, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church, before the door of Our Lady Chancel : 
 John Ramesden, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 HoJi/ Trinity.— X taper of a lb. of wax to burn in the Church 
 lief ore the Uoly Trinity, as long as it will endure : Joan Grlover, 
 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light l)efore the Image of Holy Trinity, ^d. : William 
 Watte, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 A taper of wax before the Trinity: Margery Lucas, 1525 
 (A 17, 3). 
 The liood.—U\i}\i before the lligii Cross, 4^/. : John Kippmg, 1477 
 (A. 3,4). 
 
 Liglit of Holy Cross, 2d. : Roger W^aytc, 1494 (A. 6, 2). 
 Our Lddy. K taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before linage of Our 
 Lady: Joan (i lover, 1502 (.A. 8, 10); Richard Lede, 1507 
 (A. 10, 6) ; John Ramsden, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 r.iglit of Our Lady, \d . ■ I'Mwunl (Joldiiig, 151() (A. 12, 19). 
 A taper of wax to'burii before the linage of Our Lady in the 
 south chancel: Henry Jekys, 1512 (A. 12, 5).
 
 EAST KENT. 17 
 
 St. Anthony. — A taper of 1 lb. oi' wax to burn before Image of 
 St. Anthony : Kic** Lede, 1507 (A. 10, 6), and John Earaesden 
 1521 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 St. jy/a.sY'.— Light of St. Blase, 2d. -. Roger Wayte, 1191 (A. G, 2). 
 Light before the Image of St. Blase, (id. : A\^alter AVatte, 
 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 St. Christoplier.~Lv^\A of St. Christopher, \2d. : Roger Wayte, 
 14-94 (A. G, 2), and John Sharp, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. G5). 
 
 A taper to burn before St. Christopher: Margery Lucas, 
 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 2d. : Roger Wayte, 14t)4 
 (A. G, 2). 
 
 Light before the Image of St. Erasmus, Gd. : Wm. Watte, 
 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 St. Xatlierine. — Light before St. Katherine, 4:d. : Wm. Watte, 
 1521 (A. 14,7). 
 
 St. 3IichaeI.—L\ght of St. Michael, 2d.: Roger Wayte, 1494 
 (A. G, 2). 
 
 St. Nicholas. — Light before the Image of St. Nicholas, Gd. : Wm. 
 Watte, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 St. Stephe7i. — A priest to celebrate at the Altar of St. Stephen for 
 one year in the church : John Sharp, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 137). 
 
 Varia. — Making of Our Lady Chapel in the Church of Beninden, 
 ten marcs : Wm. Watson, vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 To the new work of the Chancel of the Blessed Virgin Mary 
 in the Church 20d. : John Kipping, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Ex'ors to make eight tapers of the value of 6 lbs. of wax, to 
 burn at my burying, month's mind, and year's mind ; then they 
 shall be set : One before the Rood, (2) before Our Lady that 
 stands next by the Rood, (3) before Our Lady in the Chancel, 
 (4) before Our Lady of Pity, (5) before St. Michael, (G) before 
 the Trinity, (7) before St. Erasmus, (8) before St. Christopher, 
 as long as they will etidure : Margery Lucas, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 BETTESH ANGER. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary. — By tradition, but no evidence from wills. 
 
 BEXLEY. 
 
 Dedication: Our Lady. — See ArchcEologia Ca7if tana, Yo\. XXIII., 
 p. 137. 
 
 BICKNOR. 
 
 Dedication : St James. — Buried in the parish church of St. James 
 the Apostle of Beknore before the Altar of St. Cosmus and 
 
 c
 
 18 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Dainieu. To the Light of St. James, patron of the Church, 
 20^. To a taper of wax before St. Cosmus and St. Damien, 
 3s. 4td., during the time of divine service. Keparation of the 
 Church and especially windows, 6s. Hd. : Eichard Brenchesle, 
 ]515 (A. 12, 13). 
 
 BIDBOEOUGH. 
 
 Dedication: St. Lawrence. — See "Parish Churches of West Kent" 
 in the Transactions of the St. PaiiVs EcclesioJoyical Society, 
 ''\o\. iii., p. 256. 
 
 BIDDENDEN. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — All the wills give the dedication as 
 
 AH Saints. 
 Holy Trinity.— lj\g\\t of the Most Holv Trinity, 4^/. : Eic'' Beckin- 
 den, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 The Light before the Trinity, 12^/. : Thos. Eiohards, 1512 
 (A. 12, 9). 
 The Rood.— To the Light called Eodlyth, 12d. : John Essex, 1481 
 (Con. 2, fol. 520). 
 
 The Light of Holy Cross, 4J. : Thos. Weeder, 1504 
 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 To the Lamp before the Eoodloft, 6t/. : John Padiam, 1505 
 (A. 9, 5). 
 Our Ladi/. — Light of Blessed Mary, 4J. : Eobert Bealde, 1465 
 
 (A. i;7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a lb. of wax : John Egolinden, 1512 
 (A. 11, 7), and Eic^i Igulden, 1518 (A. 13, 11). 
 
 Light before Our Lady, lOd. : Thos. Eichards, 1512 
 (A. 12,9). 
 Our Lady, called Youngmens Light. — Light of St. Mary, called 
 Youngmen's Light, ijd. : Jas. Eicard, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 The light called Youngmen's Light, 4;d. : James Ketellisden, 
 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 342) ; Eic'' Andrew, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 Our Lady in the Chancel. — 2 lbs. of wax to burn before Image of 
 the Blessed Mary in the Chancel of B. Mary in same church : 
 Eobert Bealde, 1465 (A. 1, 7). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — A taper of ^d. to burn before the Image of 
 Our Lady of Pity : Thos. Sorell, L318 (A. 13, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, a lb. of wax : Eichard Igulden, 
 1518 (A. 13, 11). 
 All Saints. — Light of All Saints, a lb. of wax : John Egolinden, 
 1512 (A. 11, 7), and Eic'» Igulden, 1518 (A. 13, 11). 
 
 Light before All Hallows, 3s. 4f/. : Stephen Ediuden, 1518 
 (A. 14, 3). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4c?. : Eic"^ Biekiudeu, 
 1475 (A. 2, 17), and Thos. Wcedcr, 1504 (A. 9, 1).
 
 EAST KENT. 19 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 5s. : Wm. Anower, 1513 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Erasmus. — Image of St. Erasmus, a taper of wax : John Padiam, 
 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 A taper of M. to burn before Image of St. Erasmus : Thos. 
 Sorell, 151S (A. 13, 8). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, l)alf a lb. of wax : John Egolinden, 
 1512 (A. 11, 7), and Kicliard Igulden, 1518 (A. 13, 11). 
 
 A taper of 4</. to burn before Image of St. Greorge : Thos. 
 
 Sorell, 1518 (A. 13, 8). 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, ^ lb. of wax : 
 
 John Egolinden, 1512 (A. 11, 7), and Kichard Igulden, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 11). 
 
 St. John the Evanffeli.st. — 1 will and ordain to the Church an Image 
 
 of St. John the Evangelist: Godleve Staee, 1467 (A. 1, 20). 
 St. Katherine. — Painting of St. Katherinenow in the Koodloft, (jcl. : 
 John Taylor, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 47(5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4J. : Wm. Springet, 1504 (A. 8, 14). 
 Light of St. Katherine, i lb. of wax : Kic"^ Igulden, 1518 
 (A. 13, 11). 
 St. Lawrence. — To making a new Image of St. Lawrence in the 
 new Eoodloft, 8 J. : Laurance Pell, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, i lb. of wax : John Egolinden, 1512 
 (A. 11, 7). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, ^ lb. of wax : Eic"^ Igulden, 
 
 1518 (A. 13, 11). 
 *S^^. Thotnas. — Light of St. Thomas, i)s. : Wm. Anower, 1513 
 
 (A. U, 8). 
 Jesus Mass. — To an honest secular priest to sing Jesus Mass in the 
 parish church for three quarters of a year, £5 : Ric*^ Igulden, 
 1518 (A. 13, 11). 
 
 A taper of M. to burn at the Altar of Jesus : Thos. Sorell, 
 1518 (A. 13, 8). 
 Varia. — To the young wemyns \_sic] light, Qd. : Eic^ Igulden, 1518 
 (A. 13, 11). 
 
 To the Hogenelmoney, 4(?. : Eic'' Andrew, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 Painting of the beam in the Church called Eodeloft, 40s., if 
 it be done within three years after my death : Godleve Staee, 
 14G7 (A. 1, 20). 
 
 To making the Images of the New Eoodloft, \2d. : Agnes 
 Igelinden, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Making a new Image of St. Lawrence in the new Eoodloft, 
 8^/.: Law^rence Pell, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 To making of the Images of the Eoodloffyth, Gs. 8d. : John 
 Essex, 1481 (Con. 2, fol. 520). 
 
 Stephen Edinden in 1518 gave to the high altar 8d., and to 
 
 the reparation of the other two altars in the church, 4 J. (A. 14, 3). 
 
 Certain land to be sold to make a new window on the south 
 
 side of the Church of Bydvnden : Agnes Bedylyston, 14G3 
 
 (A. 1, . .). 
 
 c 2
 
 20 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 BILSINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paid.- — Buried in the churchyard 
 of the Apostles Peter aud Paul of Bilsington : John Croking, 
 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard of St. Peter of Bilsington : 
 Edward Goodwin, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 32). 
 The Rood.— To the Light before the High Cross, 20^/. : John 
 Croking, 1463 (A. 1, 6), and Thos. Dane, 1480 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 To the Light of Holy Cross, tvyelye holies of peyti-e [_sic], 
 and for buying a new cross, 66*. 8f/. : Rio'' Thurbarn, 1502 
 (A. 8, 11). " 
 
 Light of the Lamps before the High Cross, my black cow : 
 Wm. Peris, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 Our i«%.— Light of B. V. Mary, 2d. : John Croking, 1463 
 (A. 1,6). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 1 lb. of wax : John Elys, 1528 (A. 18, 5). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 'Sd. : Edward Goodwyn, 
 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 32) ; Alice Godard, 1504 (A. 8, 14). 
 St. Katherine.—lAght of St. Katherine, M.: Thos. Dane, 1480 
 
 (A. 3, 14) ; Nicholas Selsey, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 St. Nicholas. —hig\\t of St. Nicholas, 20d. : Thos. Dane, 1480 (A. 3, 4). 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 12^/. : Eic'^ Thurbarn, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 Varia. — To the coyering of the Church, 13s. 4</., to be paid \yithin 
 two years after my death: John Croking, 1463 (iV. 1, 6). 
 
 Towards building a celo\yr \_sic'] over the Eood there, 3s. 4:d. : 
 John Elys, 1528 (A. 18,5). 
 
 BILSINGTON PRIOET CHUECH.* 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried Ayitliin the churchyard of the 
 Priory of Bilsington: Eob*^ Carpentar of Mersham, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 Buried \vithin the Priory Church of Bilsington : AVm. Car- 
 pinter of Mersham, 1480 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 Buried in the Priory of Bilsington : John Woodkoke, 1500 
 (A. 7, 9). 
 The Eood. — Light of Holy Cross there, 3s. 4</. : Eob' Carpentar of 
 
 Mersham, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 Our Lady, St. Anne. — To the Lights of Holy Cross, Blessed Mary, 
 and St. Anne in the Priory Church of Bilsington, one cow. 
 Robert Carpenter the Prior to be one of her ex'ors : Alice 
 Kynet of Bonington, 1463 (A. 1, 3). 
 St. John the Baptist. — To the Altar of St. John the Baptist in the 
 Priory of Bilsington, 20d. : Thos. Dane, 1480 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 Image of St. John the Baptist, a lb. of wax : Rob' Carpentar 
 of Mersham, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : John Woodkoke, 1500 
 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 * See ArchcBologia Cantiana, Vol X^XVII., p. xlvjii.
 
 EAST KENT. 21 
 
 St. Katherine, etc. — To tho Images of St. Mary, St. Anne, St. 
 Kalherine, and St. John the Baptist, 1 lb. of wax to each. To 
 the Pi'ior for ten masses, 3s. 4rf. To the sul)-])ri()r for seven 
 masses, 2a-. 4</. : Jtobcrt Carpentar of Mersham, 14-79 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Name of Jesus. — Light of the JVame of Jesus within the Priory, 
 4^d. : John Woodkoke, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Note. — John Andrew, who died in 1500, and had property 
 in the parishes of Noniiiiigton and Wymliiigswoidd, desired to 
 he bui'ied within the precincts of the Priory Church of the 
 Jilessed Mary of IJilsiugton. He gave to each Canon a priest 
 of the same Priory, Vld., that they pray for me ; and to each 
 other Canon there, Qd. His son, Thomas Andrew, was Prior of 
 Bilsington (A. 8, 7). 
 
 John Broinefield, one of the Canons of Bilsington, was a 
 
 witness to the will of John Elys of Bilsington, 1528 (A. 18, 5). 
 
 Nicholas liolfe, rector of Eastw^ell, desired to be buried in 
 
 the Priory of Bilsington, to which Priory he gave them £20, if 
 
 they received him as a " confratri," 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 BIRCHINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the Church of All Saints, 
 Birchington : John Parkere, 1412 (Con. 1, fol. 29). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Blessed Marv of Birchenton : 
 Ric" Queke, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 113). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints of Birchington : Simon 
 Kantys, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 345). 
 
 Buried in the parish chapel [capella parochie] of Birchyton 
 before the Image of All Saints. And to each Light in the Chapel 
 of Birchynton, a bushel of barley : Ric"^ Eeyrware, 1480 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 487). 
 
 Buried in the choir of Birchington, before Image of All 
 Saints. To the reparation of the Church 20s. : John Haynes, 
 vicar of Monkton, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 189). 
 The Rood. — To each Light before the Cross, 4(/. : Hanio de Westgate, 
 1403 (Con. 1, fol. 13). 
 
 Light of High Cross, a quarter of barley : Paul Johnson, 
 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 94). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, two bushels of barley: John Petitt, 
 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 204). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary the A^irgin, four bushels of 
 barley : Hamo de Westgate, 1103 (Con. 1, fol. 13). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barlev : Margreta Walter, 
 1414 (Con. 1, f.il. 31). [Vide under Dedication.] 
 St. Anne.— Light of St. Anne, a bushel of barlev: Margreta Walter, 
 
 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 31). 
 All Saints. — Light of All Saints, a bushel of barley: Marione 
 Queke, 1485 (Con. 2, fol. 621), and John Petitt, 1523 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 204).
 
 22 TESTAMENTA CANTlANA. 
 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, one measure of barley : 
 
 John Petitt, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 204^). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, four bushels of barley : 
 
 Rie<^ Queke, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 113). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, two bushels of barley : Stephen 
 
 Johnson, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 230). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, a bushel of barley : Thos. Wynne, 
 
 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 55), and John Petitt, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 204). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley: Margreta 
 
 Walter, 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 31). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, one bushel of barley : John Petitt, 
 
 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 204). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, one bushel of barley : Hamo 
 
 de AVestgate, 1403 (Con. 1, fol. 13). 
 Holy Trinity. — Light of Holy Trinity, 2d. : Hamo de Westgate, 
 
 1403 (Con. 1, fol. 13). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, four bushels of barley : Eic'^ Queke, 
 
 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 113). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, one bushel of barley : Marione Queke, 
 
 1485 (Con. 2, fol. 621). 
 Varia. — Ten marcs for making a window with the glass belonging 
 
 to it, in the Chancel of the Blessed Virgin Mary : Eichard 
 
 Queke, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 113). 
 
 When the parishioners of Birchingtou buy, or cause to be 
 
 made a Cross of silver, to the glory and honor of God in the 
 
 same Church, Ss. 4J. : Paul Johnson, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 94). 
 To the Church of Birchington, a corporace case of cloth of 
 
 gold, and a corporace in it unliallowed : Wm. Myles, priest and 
 
 curate of Monkton [in which Church he was buried near the 
 
 font], 1560. (Con. 28, fol. 23). 
 
 BIECHOLT. 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. — Buried in the churchyard of St. 
 
 Margaret of Bircholt : Thos. Wenett, 1490 (A. 5, 12), and 
 
 Richard Elveeve, 1517 (A. 13, 3). 
 The Rood.— To the Light of High Cross, 12^;. : Thos. Wenett, 1490 
 
 (A. 5 12). 
 Our Lndy.-UgU of St. Mary, id. : Eic"! Elveeve, 1517 (A. 13, 3). 
 St. Margaret.— i^-Mivi'm^^ the Image of St. Margaret, 10s. : Thos. 
 
 Wenett, 1490 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 A tapar to burn before the Image of St. Margaret, 20d. : 
 
 Eici Elveeve, 1517 (A. 13,3). 
 
 BIELTNG. 
 
 Dedication: All Hallows. — See " Parish Ciiurches of West Kent" 
 in the Transactions of the St. FauVs Kcclesiological Society., 
 vol. iii., p.. 256.
 
 ^AST KENT. 23 
 
 BISHOPSBOURNE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Alari/. — Buried in the Nave of ihcCliurcli before the 
 
 Altar of St. Mary and St. Nieholas : Kic'' Mynot, 1475 (A. 2, IG). 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Bishopsbourne, beside 
 
 my husband : .loau Mvnot, 147G (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Cliurcli of Bisliop.sbourne : ]ioger Oswold, 
 
 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holy Cross, Ss. 4d. : Wm. Haute, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 80). 
 
 A cow perpetually to find two tapers before the Cross, and 
 
 one taper before Our Lady : Joan Mynot, 1470 (A. 3, 4). 
 Oiir Ladi/.— To the Beam now before the Altar of B. Mary in the 
 
 Church, G(/. : Joan Foxton, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 One cow to the maintenance of a Lamp burning before the 
 
 Altar of St. Mary the A^irgin in the Church : Wm. Fox, 1484 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 13). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 20s. : Wm. Haute, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 80). 
 St. KatJierine.--L\ght of St. Katherine, 4r/. : Wm. at Nashe, 1484 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 11)\ 
 St. Nicholaa. — Light of St. Nicholas the Bishop, 4(/. : Wm. at Nashe, 
 
 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 11). 
 Varia. — One piece of that «tone on which the Archangel Gabriel 
 
 descended when he saluted the Blessed Virgin Mary, to the 
 
 Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Church of Bourne. 
 
 Towards the work of the Church of Bourne, of the stalls and 
 
 other reparations, four marcs : Wni. Haute, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 80) . 
 
 BLACKMANSTONE. 
 
 No evidence from wills. 
 
 BLEAN. 
 
 Dedication: St. Cosmm and St. Damian. — Buried in the Chancel 
 of St. Cosmus and St. Damian in the Blean : Kic'* Downvile, 
 one of the Prince's chantry-priests and vicar of Blcan. 1526 
 (Con. 14, fol. 168). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross in the upper part of the Church, 
 M. : Ric" Jure, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of the Eoodloft, 8rf. : John Kicard, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8rf. : John Cowper, 1512 (A. 12, 2). 
 Our Xfl%.— Light of B. Mary, 2d. : Nicholas Ryche, 1469 (A. 2, 8). 
 Light of (^ur Lady, 1 lb. of wax. : John Ricard, 1504 
 (A. 9, 1). 
 St. Cosmus and St. Damian. — Light of St. Cosmus and St. Damian, 
 Vld. : Wm. OlyfF, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Cosmiis and St. Damian, L lb. of wax : John 
 Ricard, 1504 (A. 9, 1).
 
 24 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Painting the Images of St. Cosmus and St. Damian, 25. : 
 John Co^\-per, 1512 (A. 12, 2). 
 St. Thomas of Canterhwy. — Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 4r/. : 
 
 Eic'^ Jure, 1499 (A. 7, 7), and John Winter, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 Varia. — To buy a candlestick or bell of laton, to be set afore the 
 Eood in honor of God, Qs. To help make a Tabernacle to the 
 Image of St. Thomas, and to buy candlesticks to be set afore 
 the same Image, 4s. : John Cowper, 1512 (A. 12, 2). 
 
 Towards making the Koodloft in the Church, 30s. : Eichard 
 Downvile, vicar, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 108). 
 
 BOBBING. 
 
 Dedication : St. Bartholomew. — Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady 
 
 next to Margaret my iiv-ife : Alex. Clifford, 1194 (Con. 4, fol. 34). 
 Buried in the church-yard against the head of Our Lady 
 
 Chapel there : Arnold Abere, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Bartholomew of Bobbing : 
 
 John Ferrar, 1463 (A. 1, 6) ; John Cooke, 1474 (A. 2, 9) ; John 
 
 Packerman, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 The Hood.— Jjight of the Eood, 3s. 4fZ. : Elyn Hogyn, 1505 
 
 (A. 10, 1). 
 Holy Saviour.— Jjight of Holy Saviour, Qd. : John Eerrar, 1463 
 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 Our Lady.— Light of St. Mary, 6d. : Thos. Hogou, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 Light of St. Mary, 12d. : John Logy, curate, 1491 (A. 5, 12). 
 St. Bartholomew.— lAght of St. Bartholomew, Qd.: Thos. Hogon, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 15), and Elyn Hogyn, widow, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 Wife Marion during her life, find a taper of 3 lbs. of wax to 
 
 burn before St. Bartholomew : Alexander Braknoke, 1533 
 
 (A. 19, 15). 
 St. Christopher.— JA^t of St. Christopher, Qd. : Thos. Hogon, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, 15), and Elyn Hogyn, widow, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 *SV. Gporye.- Light of St. George, 4J. : John Style, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 St. John.—Ught of St. John, \2d. : John Style, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 St. John the Baptist.— Light of St. John the Baptist, Qd. : Elyn 
 
 Hogyn, widow, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 St. So7iday.—A taper of i lb. of wax to burn before St. Sondaye, 
 
 during the life of Marion my wife: Alex. Braknoke, 1533 
 
 (A. 19, 15). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — That wife Marion during her life find a taper 
 
 of 3 lbs. of wax to burn before the Sepulchre : Alex. Braknoke, 
 
 1533 (A. 19, 15). 
 Varia.— ¥or a Branche of Latcn before Our Lady in the Church, 
 
 33s. 4,d. Also for a cloth upon the wall over St. Bartilmewe, 
 
 26s.: Alex. Clifford, 1194 (Con. 4, fol. 31). 
 
 To the gilding of the Eood in the Church, i2d. : John 
 
 Pacheman, 1529 (A. 18, 8).
 
 EAST KENT. 25 
 
 BONINGTON. 
 
 Dedicaiion : Hi. RumwohJ. — liuried i)i the chiirchyai'd of St. Kum- 
 wold of Boniiigton : Thos. Iviiight. ItSl (A. W, 20J ; Alex. 
 Fairge, 1505 (A. 9, 4) ; .loan Elvyc, 1535 (A. 20, 9). 
 The i2oo(/.— Light of High Cross, 12^/.: Alice Kynet, 14G3 
 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 10^/.: Win. Hudson, rector, 1514 
 (A. 12, 12). 
 Our X«(/y.— Light of St. Mary, 6</. : Alice Kynet, 1403 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Id. : Joan Elvye, 1535 (A. 20, 9). 
 St. Rumwold. — Light of St. Rumwold, Qd. : Alice Kynet, 1463 
 (A. 1, 3), and Wm. Hudson, rector, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Light of St. liumwold, 3(/. : Joan Elvye, 1535 (A. 20, 9). 
 Easter Taper. — Light called Pascall taper, ^d. : Wm. Hudson, rector, 
 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 BOEDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — ^Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. Peter of Borden : Thos. Strangbowe, 1403 (A. 1, 0) ; John 
 Strangbowe, 1474 (A. 2). 
 
 Buried in churchyard of St. Peter the Apostle of Borden, in 
 the procession path, on the west side of the Church : John 
 Norton, 1472 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter and St. Paul of 
 Borden: Peter Petiuden, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul of Borden, 
 before the door of the Chapel of Our Lady of Pity: Wm. 
 Sturrey, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 The Rood.—lAght of Holv Cross, 3«. 4^/. : John Norton, 1472 
 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, 4id. : Thos. Strangbowe, 1463 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Ss. 4(/. : John Norton, 1472 (A. 2, 5). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Light of the Sepulchre in the Church, one 
 
 bushel of barley: John Strangbowe, 1474 (A. 2, . .). 
 Varia. — Thos. Stubbis (or Bobinson) of Borden, 1530, gave: To 
 Our Lady of Nesse, 20t/. ; to the Rood of Orace [Boxley], V2d. ; 
 to King Herry of Wynsor, 20d. ; to Our Lady of Cortopstreet, 
 4r/. (A. 19, 1). 
 Chapel of St. James. — John Swift, by his will proved 17 May 1526, 
 directs that his son John "'shall keep the yearly reparation of 
 the Chapel of St. James standing before my door, etc." 
 (A. 17, 6). 
 
 To the Hospital of Chessehill, 20c?., to be prayed for there : 
 John Smith, 1530 (A. 19, 1).
 
 26 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 BOUaHTON ALUPH. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the Church of All Hallows of 
 
 Bocton. before the Holy Cross : Alen Waren, 1496 (A. 6, 4). 
 Buried in the Church outside the door of the Chancel, before 
 
 the Image of the Blessed Mary there, on the south side : Wm. 
 
 Wayte, vicar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church iu the north aisle : Simon Essex, 1518 
 
 (A. 13,6). 
 The i?oor/.— Light of Holy Cross, \2d. : John Barogh, 1461 (A. 1, 
 
 5) ; John atte Lane, 1473 (A. 2, 6), and others. 
 Our ir/^/y.— Light of St. Ma^y, 4rf. : Thos. Sabyu, 1470 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 Light of B. Mary, 8s. M. -. Wm. Wayte, vicar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 Oii^r Lady near the Tower.— To the Light of St. Mary near the 
 
 tower [juxta campanile], 4f/. : John Barogh, 1461 (A. 1, 5). 
 Light of St. Mary at the Steeple door, 2d. : Wm. Essex, 
 
 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 All Saints.— Lic^^ht of All Saints, Ss. 4<d. : Wm. Wavte, vicar, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 4). WiUiam Essex gave 2d. in 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 St. Anne. — Light of St. Anne, 4id. : Joseph Austen, 1499 (A. 7, 
 
 4), and Simon Essex 1518 (A. 13, 6). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, Qd. : Helwise Good- 
 fellow, 1477 (A. 3, 4). Light of St. Christopher, I2d.: Alen 
 
 AVaren, 1496 (A. 6, 4), and Wm. Wayte, vicar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 St. Jo /«t.— Light of St. John, 8^/. : John Barogh, 1461 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of St. John, (Sd. : John atte Lane, 1473 (A. 2, 6). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 3^. 4<d. : Wm. 
 
 Wayte, vicar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 St. Thomas the Martyr. — Light of St. Thomas, 4<?. : Thos. Salyu, 
 
 1470 (A. 1, 13), and others. 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 3s. 4<d. : Wm. Wayte, vicar, 
 
 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, Qd. : John 
 
 atte Lane, 1473 (A. 2, 6). 
 Sf Peter.— U^ht of St. Peter, 2d. : AVm. Essex, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 Yaria. — To the Herselight in the Church, a new covering of white 
 
 and black colour: Wm. Wayte, vicar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 To the I'eparation of Bocton Church for my laystolc, and to 
 
 the mending of the Steeple, 20s. New glass to the window at 
 
 the high altar, 40s. To the Church a Sencer [_sic'\, price 6s. ^d. 
 A stone to lay over me [in the north aisle], price 13s. 4c?.: 
 
 Simon Essex, 1518 (A. 13, 6). 
 
 BOUGHTON-UNDER-BLEAN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the Church of the 
 Blessed Apostles Peter and Paul of Bocton under tlic Blean : 
 John Colkyn, 1405 (Con. 1, fol. 14), and Wni. Colkyn of Favers- 
 bam, 1490 (Cou. 3, fol. 245).
 
 EAST KENT. 27 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Chapel door of St. John the 
 
 Baptist* : John Beste, 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 97). 
 The Rood. — Li<j;hts before llie ITi>j;h Crost^, Gs. 8r/. : John Colkyn, 
 
 14;U5 (Con. 1, fol. 1-i). Light of Holy Cross, 8.s. -IJ. : Joan Spieer, 
 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 126). Light of 'the High Cross, \2d. : John 
 
 Beste, 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 97). 
 Our Lfulij. — To ])aintiMg the Image of St. Mary, on the north side, 
 
 4(/. : \Vm. Iryiiden, 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 408). Light of Our 
 
 Lady on the north side of the Church, 4^d. : Edward Laurance, 
 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 72). 
 Si. Katherine and St. Margaret. — Light before the Altar of the 
 
 Holy Virgins Katherinef and Margaret, Us. '6d. : John Colkyn, 
 
 1405 (Con. 1, fol. 14). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8^. : AVm. Colkyn of Faversham, 
 
 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 245). Light of St. Katherine, 4(/. : Elinore 
 
 Howes, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 125). 
 St. John the Baptist. — A priest to sing at the Altar of St. John the 
 
 Baptist: John Bestc, 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 97), who also gives to 
 
 the Light of St. John the Baptist, 12d. 
 
 To Light of St. John the Baptist, 6s. 8rf. : John Colkyn, 
 
 1405 (Con. 1, fol. 14). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 4(7. : Elinore Howse, 1511 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 125). 
 .S"^. Vhrhtopher.—\:\^\\ of St. Christopher, 12(7. : John Beste. 1508 
 
 (Con. 9, fol. 97), and John Kennett, 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 172). 
 St. James. — Light of the Blessed Mary in the Chapel of St. James,J 
 
 6s. M. : John Colkyn, 1405 (Con." 1, fol. 14). 
 
 Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : Joan Spieer, 1487 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 126). Light of St. James, Or/. : John Middleton, 
 
 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 19), and John Beste, 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 97). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, \d. : Vim. Shropsole. 1460 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 20) ; John Belke, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 79) ; Elinore 
 
 Howes, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 125) ; and others. 
 St. Mcholas.—Uirht of St. Nicholas, I2d. : John Middleton. 1507 
 
 (Con. 9, fol. 19). 
 St. Feter.— Light of St. Peter, 6s. Sd. : John Colkyn, 1405 (Con. 1, 
 
 fol. 14). Light of St. Peter, 4d. : Wm. Shropsole, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 20), and John Belke, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 79). Wm. Colkyn 
 
 gave 3s. 4J. in 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 245). 
 St. Stephen.— Ught of St. Stephen, 4^7. : John Kenett, 1509 (Con. 9, 
 
 fol. 172). 
 St. Thotna.^.— Light of St. Thomas, 4d. : John Kenett, 1509 (Con. 9, 
 
 fol. 172). 
 F«Wa.— Buried in the church-yard beside the Palm Cross. "To the 
 
 new^ hording [sic'] and making anew of the backside of the Kood- 
 
 loft, 20s." Towards glass windows & tyliug, 10s. Mending the 
 
 * That is the south Chapel. See Archreologia Cantiana, Vol. XXI., p. 329. 
 
 t See ArchcBolopia Cantiana, Vol. XXI., p. 329. 
 
 X That is the north Chapel. See Archaologia Cantiana, Vol. XXI., p. 329.
 
 ^8 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 highway between Boughton Church and Poplar Lane, 10s. : 
 Reginald Smythe, 1559 (Con. 27, fol. 198). 
 Trinify Chapel in Bougliton Street. — To the Trinity Light in the 
 Chapel in Boctou Street, M. : Wm. Colkyn of Faversham, 1490 
 (Con. 3, fol. 215). To the best behof [sic'] of the Trinity Chapel 
 in Boughton Street, Qd. : John Kenett, 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 172). 
 Light of the Trinity in the Chapel there, 4i(l. : Elinore Howes, 
 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 125). 
 
 This Chapel was at the foot of tlie steej) hill at the west 
 (or Faversham) end of the village. 
 
 BOUGHTON MALHEEBE. 
 
 Dedication: St. Nicholas. — Buried in the high Chancel of St. Nicholas : 
 
 Elisabeth AVotton, widow, 1195 (Con. 1, fol. 27). 
 The Bood.— Light of Holy Cross, 'id.: John Taylor, 1475 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 To the Lamp before the High Cross, 4^d. : Wni. Badnor, 1484 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 12). To the Rood, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Philip 
 
 Edinden, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of St. Mary, 4f/. : Peter Turnore, 1471 (A. 1, 18) ; 
 
 John Taylor, 1475 (A. 2, 15) ; Ralph Clerk, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 To the painting of Our Ladv, 20^. : Elisabeth Edinden, 1506 
 
 (A. 10, 2). 
 Our Lady in the Nave. — Light of St. Mary ni the Nave, 4J. : Ralph 
 
 Clerke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). To the Light of Our Lady that 
 
 standeth without the Chancel door, 4<7. : Philip Edinden, 1535 
 
 (A. 20, 4). 
 Our Lady in the south Chancel. — To Our Lady in the south Chancel, 
 
 a taper of lib. of wax, for 20 years: Philip Edinden, 1535 
 
 (A. 20,4). 
 All Saints.—Light of All Saints, U. : Wm. Cooke, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 St. Anthony. — To the buying an Image of St. Anthony, I2d. : 
 
 Wm. Borne, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Lii^ht of St. Anthonv, 6d.: Ralph Clerke, 1522 (A. 15, 2), 
 
 and Philip Edinden, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : John Taylor, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 15). Light of St. Christopher, 4d. : Wm. Cooke, 1504 
 
 (A. 9, 3), and Philip Edinden, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 iS^^. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 4d.: Philip Edinden, 1535 
 
 (A. 20,4). 
 St. Rather ine.—Lig\\i of St. Katherine, 2c?.: John Taylor, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 15), and Thos. Clerke, 1490 (A. 5, 12). To Light of 
 
 St. Kaihcrine, Sr/. : John Cibbo, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 St. Margaret .—Ught of St. Margaret, 2rf. : Thos. Clerke, 1490 
 
 (A. 5, 12). 
 St. Michael.— Light of St. Michael. 8r/. : John Gibbe, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 St. Nicholas.— Light of St. Nicholas, Vld. : Peter Turnore, 1471 
 (A. 1, 18).
 
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 To St. Nicholas, a taper of 1 lb. of wax, for 20 years : Philip 
 
 Edindeii, 15:^5 (A. 20, -1). 
 Hull/ .bV^'foM/-.— Light of St. Sulvator, 2J. : Kalph Clerke, 1522 
 
 (A. 15, 2). 
 ^S"^. Sebiisf/ini, Sf. Sifhe, ami St. Sonday. — To each Light, 2d. : Philip 
 
 Ediiided, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 St. Thomas ofCdntcrhuri/. — Light of St. Thomas, 4f/. : Peter Turnore, 
 
 1-471 (A. I, 18) ; AVin. Cooke, 1504 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 4«?. : Philip Edindeu, 1535 
 
 (A. 20, 4). 
 
 BOUGHTON MONCHELSEY. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the Church of St. Peter the 
 Apostle of Bocton Moiicheiisey, before the Image of St. Stephen: 
 Stephen Norton, 1500 (A. 80, 1). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard between two new crosses of stone, 
 set and being at the west side of the Church. Also 10s. to buy 
 a box of ivory, for to bear in the Pix to keep the Blessed 
 Sacrament: Wm. Grove, vicar, 1525 (iV. IG, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Ch. of St. Peter the Advyncle [_dc] of Boughton 
 Monchesey : Henry Merriman, 1520 (A. 17, 2). 
 Other wills : Buried in churchyard of St. Peter. 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 6c?. : John Lovenoth, 
 1476 (A. 3, 3), and Thos. Orgare, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 386) ; and 
 John Levenoth in 1497, gave a taper of wax (A. 7, 5). 
 
 The Hood. — Light before the High Cross, 12d. : John Haselot, 1467 
 (A. 1,4); Thomas Orgare, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 386). To the 
 "Rood Loft. 12*/. : Alice Chalkecmft, 1510 (Con. 11, fol. 36). 
 
 St. Anthoni/. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 St. Anthony: Robert Copping, 1499 (A. 6, 5). Light of 
 St. Anthony, a lb. of wax: Guv Goldsmith, 1480 (A. 3, 17), 
 and Robert Copping, 1520 (A. 14,' 10). 
 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 12(/. : Stephen Merimau, 
 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 492) ; and a taper of 1 lb. of wax, bv Robert 
 Copping, 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 
 St. Krasmiis.- — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 St. Erasmus: Robert Copping, 1499 (A. 6, 5). To the Image 
 of St. Erasmus, a taper of ^Ib. of wax : Robert Copping, 1520 
 (A. 14, 10). 
 
 St. Georfje. — Maintenance of the Lights before St. Anthony and 
 St. George, two ewe lambs : Henry Hunt, 1531 (A. 19, 3). 
 
 St. James. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 St. James : Robert Copping, 1499 (A. 6, 5). Light of St. James, 
 I2d.: Alice Chalkecroft, 15iO (Con. 11, fol. 36), and Guy 
 Goldsmith, 1480 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 4</. : John Lovenoth, 1476 (A. 3, 3) ; 
 Henry Merriman, 1526 (A. 17, 2) ; and Bartholomew Young, 
 1532 '(A. 19, 8).
 
 30 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. John tJie Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : Robert 
 
 Meryham, 1468 (A. 1, 20) ; and Stephen Meryman gave 12d. in 
 
 l-tSG (Con, 2, fol. 492) ; and John Levenothe, a taper of ^ lb. of 
 
 wax in 1497 (A. 7, 5). 
 St. Katherine. —Ijight of St. Katheriue, 12(7. : John Haselot, 1467 
 
 (A. 1, 4), and Guy Goldsmith, 1480 (A. 3, 17). John Levenothe 
 
 in 1497, a taper of ilb. of wax (A. 7, 5). 
 St. Laivrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 20(7. : Robert Copping in 
 
 1499 (A. 6, 5) ; and another Robert Copping gave Vld. in 1520 
 
 (A. 14, 10). 
 >S'^. Margaret.— lAg\\t of St. Margaret, 12f7. : Guy Goldsmith, 1480 
 
 (A. 3, 17), and Alice Chalkecroft, 1510 (Con. 11, fol. 36). John 
 
 Levenothe in 1497, a taper of ^Ib. (A. 7, 5). 
 St. Marij Mac/dalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a taper of \ lb. 
 
 weight : John Levenothe, 1497 (A. 7, 5). 
 St. Michael. — To the Image of St. Michael the Archangel, I2d. : 
 
 John Reder, 1494 (Con. 3, fol. 360). A taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 
 Robert Copping, 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 St. Sithe (or Osythe). — A taper of 1 lb. of wax, to burn before the 
 
 Image of St. Sithe: Robert Copping, 1499 (A. 6, 5). Light of 
 
 St. Osithe, a lb. of wax : Guy Goldsmith, 1480 (A. 3, 17) \ and 
 
 Robert Copping in 1420, a taper of \ lb. of wax (A. 14, 10). 
 St. Pa?*/.— Light of St. Paul, Qd. : John Lovenoth, 1476 (A. 3, 3) ; 
 
 Guy Goldsmith gave 2d. in 1480 (A. 3, 17), and Henry Hunt 
 
 4(/. in 1531 (A. 19, 3). 
 St. Peter.— lAg\it of St. Peter, 12(/. : John Haselot, 1467 (A. 1, 4) ; 
 
 John Lovenoth, 20d. in 1476 (A. 3, 3); and 20^7. by Guy 
 
 Goldsmith, 1480 (A. 3, 17) ; and Robert Copping, 1520 (A. 14, 
 
 10). 
 ;S^^. Stephen. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 
 St. Stephen : Robert Copping, 1499 (A. 6, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Stephen : 
 
 Stephen Norton, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 To tlie painting of St. Stephen and St. James, 4^7. : John 
 
 Goldsmith, 1518 (A. 13, 6). 
 
 Other parishioners give to the Light of St. Stephen. 
 Holy 7Vmz7y.— Light of the Trinitv, 20*/. : Robert Copping, 1499 
 
 (A. 6, 5) ; Robert Copping, 12^7.' in 1520 (A. 14, 10), and Bar- 
 
 thohnnew Young, 4^7. in 1532 (A. 19, 8). 
 Kinr/ Hfinry. — Light before good King Herrey, 4^/. : Heiny Hunt, 
 
 i531 (A. 19, 3). 
 Jems Mass. — To the Jesus Mass, 12(7. : Bartholomew Young, 1532 
 
 (A. 19, 8). 
 Yaria. — Two tapers of two lbs. of wax to burn before the high altar 
 
 in honor of All Saints. To the buying a little bell, calUnl 
 
 a Sanctus Bell, 20*.: Robert Copping, 1499 (A. 6, 5), and 
 
 Robert Copping, 1520 (A. 14, 10).
 
 EAST KENT. 31 
 
 BOXLEY. 
 
 Deilication : All Saints. 
 
 The Rood. — Liglit before llie Tiiia;;e of tlio Cniciliv, 8*/.: Adam 
 Parson of lioxlev, 1471 (A. 1, iS). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4*/. : 'J"hos. Palmer. 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; liobert 
 
 Ga.vtton, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 7); Nicholas Vyolte, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 
 Light of the Image of the Passion of Our Lord, 1 lb. of wax : 
 
 Thos. Boor, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Five Wounds. — Light of the Eive Wounds, M. : Nicholas Vyolte, 
 
 1514 (A. 12, 11). He also gives 4^/. to the Cross Light. 
 Our Lady in the Chancel. — Light of St. Mary within the Chancel, 
 4^d. : Nicholas Vyolte, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 
 Light before the linage oF the Blessed Virgin Mary, Br/. : 
 Adam Parson, 1471 (A. 1, 18). 
 Chapel of St. Man/. — Reparation of the Chapel of St. Mary, 20d.: 
 Thos. Palmer, 1473 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chapel there, 4(/. : Robert Gaytton, 
 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 7), Nicholas Vyolte, 1514 (A. 12, 11), and 
 John Brice, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 
 To the covering over the Altar of St. Mary, 20d. : Thomas 
 Strete, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 My body to be buried in the Chapel of the B. V. Mary in 
 the Church of Boxley, and to the reparation of the said Chapel, 
 Gs. 8d. : Thos. Burbage, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 254). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary, and to the reparation of 
 the Chapel, 13s. id. : John Munden, vicar, 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 4rf. : Nicholas Vyolte, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 11). 
 St. Christopher.— Jjight of St. Christopher, 4id. : Thos. Strete, 1498 
 
 (A. 7, 4) ; Nicholas Vyolte, 1514. 
 St. Erasmns. — Light of St. Erasmus, 4^/. : Nicholas Vvolte, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 11). 
 St. George. — Liglit of St. George, 4id. : Nicholas Vyolte, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 11). 
 St. Gregory.— Ught of St. Gregory, 2d. : Wm. Selryd, 1481 (A. 3, 
 
 St. James. — To the covering upon the Altar of Sr. James, 20d. : 
 
 Thos. Strete, 1498 (A. 7,^4). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4^/. : Wm. Hale, 14G7 (A. 1. 4), Thos. 
 
 Palmer, 1473 (A. 2, 10), and Thos. Strete, 1498. 
 
 Light of St. James, i lb. of wax : John Germin, 147G 
 
 (A. 3,1). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light before the Image of St. John the 
 
 Baptist, 4f?. : Adam Parson, 1471 (A. 1, 18)"^ 
 St. Laicrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, Gd. : Joan Busshe, widow, 
 
 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 59). 
 St. 3/ar(/aret. —LiQht of St. Margaret, id. : Wm. Hale, 14G7 
 
 (A. 1,4). 
 St. Ilary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary 3Iagdalene, one taper : 
 
 Thos. Boor, 1500 (A. 7, 9).
 
 32 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 BOXLET ABBEY. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary. — To the High altar of the Monastery of 
 St. Mary of Boxley, I2d. : Thos. Strete, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Buried in the porch of the Church of the Monastery of the 
 B. V. Mary of Boxle. To the chaplain curate of St. Andrew 
 the A])ostle outside the door of the aforesaid Monastery, Qs. Sd. : 
 John Persoue, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 264). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Monastery of Blessed Mary of 
 Boxley : Edward Baynbrygge, 1500 (P.C.C, 4, Moone). 
 
 To the building of St. Aunys Chapel at the Eode of Grace, 
 40d. : John Sweham of Maidstone, 1504 (P.C.C, 31, Blamyr). 
 
 BEABOUENE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary. — Most of the parishioners desire to be 
 buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of Brabourne. 
 
 But Wm. Elveve in 1469 desired to be buried in the church- 
 yard of St. Ciriac of Brabourne (A. 2, 1), and Wm. Moone, 
 ]495, to be buried in the porch of the Church of St. Ciriac of 
 Brabourne (A. 6, 3). 
 
 The Hood. — Light of the High Cross, a bushel of barley : Sampson 
 Beante, 1461 (A. 1, 6), John at Melle, 1490 (A. 5, 12) ; and 
 Stephen Wyborne, 1509 (A. 11, 6), gave 12^. 
 
 Our Lady. — To making of the Berne afore Our Lady, 20d. : Stephen 
 Wyborne, 1509 (A. 11, 6). 
 
 >S'^. Ciriac. — Light of St. Ciriac, a bushel of barley : Sampson 
 Beante, 1461 (A. 1, 6). John Pantrey, 1475 (A. 2, 16), and 
 Thos. AfEorde, 1500 (A. 8, 3), gave 4^. John atte Melle, 1490 
 (A. 5, 12), and Stephen Wyborne, 1509 (A. 11, 6), gave I2d. 
 Wm. Moone, 1495 (A. 6, 3), gave a ram. 
 
 St. John the Baptist.— To the Light of St. John the Baptist, 4:d. : 
 John Pantrey, 1475 (A. 2, 16), and Thos. Afforde, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 John at Melle, 1490 (A. 5, 12), gave 12d. 
 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, a bushel of barley : Sampson Beante, 
 1461 (A. 1, 6). AVm. Moone gave a ram, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 Varia. — To the making of the Eoodloft, 20s., if it shall be done 
 within six years after my death, but if not done, the money to 
 the paving of the belfry : Wm. Moone, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 The wardens of the Church to receive yearly all the profits 
 from a piece of land called JN'orthenley, and with the same provide 
 five tapers of wax, every one of one lb., to burn yearly in all 
 solemn feasts, by the space of 24 years next following, at the 
 Feast of the Annunciation of Our Lady [25 March] to be 
 renewed once a year. One taper in the worship of the Blessed 
 Sacrament, Our Lady of Pity, St. Ciriac in the high choir, St. 
 John the Baptist, and the fifth to burn upon tlic Eoodlot't in the 
 Worship of the Sacrament. Tiie overplus to the church of 
 Brabourne. At the end of 24 years the laud to Agnes my wife : 
 Arnold Barowe, 1512 (A. 12, 1).
 
 EAST KENT. 83 
 
 To the making a new Ilerse iu the Church, 6s. Sd. : Stephen 
 Wyborne, 1509 (A. 11, 6). 
 
 To inakiiit^ a tabernacle, in the whicli Our Lady of Pity and 
 St. Siriac sliall stand, £4^. To gilding the roodloft, IOa-. To 
 the Church £1 to buy a Vestment for the double feasts : John 
 Ramsey, vicar, 1512 (Con. 1, fol. 27). 
 
 BRASTED. 
 
 Dedication : St. Martin. — See Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XXIII., 
 p. 137. 
 
 BREDGAR. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the high Chancel 
 before St. John the Ba[)ti.st; a stone to be laid over my grave: 
 John Laundy, vicar, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. John the Baptist of Bredgar : 
 Wm. Greenhill, U(jl (A. 1, 3) ; John Mone, vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 
 13) ; Richard at Wode, 1516 (A. 12, 18) ; and others. 
 Holy Trinity. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax before the Trinity : John 
 iVIone, vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of the Holy Trinity, Gd. : Elias Coole, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 The Rood. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax before the Crucifix: John Mone, 
 vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of the Cross, three ewes : Robert Henekir, 1504 
 (A. 9, 7). 
 Our Lady. — To the Image of St. Mary, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 John Mone, vicar, 1471 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 A lamp, with all necessary for the same, to burn before the 
 Image of St. Mary within the Church for ever: Alice Snoth, 
 1490 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Robert Olmede, 
 1498 (A. 7, 2). * 
 
 St. Anthony.— U^^hi of St. Anthony, 12./. : Elias Coole, 1510 (A. 
 
 11, 10), and Richard at Woode, 1510 (A. 12, 18). 
 St. Christopher. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax before St. Christopher: 
 John Mone, vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a bushel of corn : James Kayme, 
 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : James Kayme, 
 1481 (A. 3, 21). Robert Oldmede gave a taper of 1 lb. of wax 
 in 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 St. John the Baptist. — A taper of 1 lb. before the Image of St. 
 John the Baptist, for the space of sixteen years : Wm. Premer, 
 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, a tovnett [i.e., half a bushel] 
 of wheat and a bushel of barley : Robert Olmede, 1498 (A. 7, 2).
 
 34 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. John, four bushels of barley at next Feast of St. 
 Michael: Eobert Henekir, 1504 (A. 9. 7). 
 St. Kafherine.— To the Imaaje of St. Katherine, a taper of 1 lb. of 
 wax : John Mone, vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 To the Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley : James 
 Kayme, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 ,SY. Margaret. — To the Image of St. Margaret, a taper of 1 lb. of 
 wax- John Mone, vicar, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : James Kayme, 
 14S1 (A. 3, 21), and Elias Coole, 1510 (A. ll', 10). 
 
 BEEDHUKST. 
 
 Dedication: St P<?/gr.— Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter of 
 
 Bredetiurst : Wm. Gildewin, 1468 (Con. 2,' fol. 188); Isabella 
 
 Kemvslev. 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 76) ; John Fyll, 1512 (Con. 11, 
 
 fol. 4) ; Thos. Tanton, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 159). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holv Cross, I2f/. : AVm. Gildewin, 1468 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 188), and Isabella Kemysley, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 76). 
 Our Ladi/. — Light of Blessed Marv, 4rf. : Isabella Kemysley, 1495 
 
 (Con! 4, fol. 76), and John Fyll", 1512 (Cou. 11, fol. 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8f/.: Thos. Tanton, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 
 fol. 159). 
 St. John the Baptist.— Light of St. John the Baptist, 12^7. : John 
 
 Fyll, 1512 (Con. 11, fol. 4). 
 St. Mcholas.— Light of St. Nicholas, 12d. : John Fyll, 1512 (Con. 
 
 11, fol. 4). 
 St. Mary 3Liqdalene.—To the Chapel of St. Mary Magdalene, 
 
 3s. 4(/. : Tiios. Tanton, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 159). 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, 4r/. : Isabella Kemyslev, 1495 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 76). 
 Varia. — Two pieces of laud to son John the elder, on condition that 
 
 he shall keep a drinking on All Saints Day at night, to the 
 
 Aahie of a bushel aud half of Avheat and two bushels of malt, and 
 
 the value of \Qd. in cheese, until the sum of 46s. 8^/. be spent : 
 
 Isabella Kemysley, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 76). 
 
 BEENCHLET. 
 
 Dedication : All IlaJIotcs.—See " Parish Churches of West Kent " 
 ill the Transaction. *> of the St. PohVh Ecclesiological Society, 
 vol. iii., p. 256. 
 
 BEENSET. 
 
 Dedication : St. Eanswithe. — Buried in the Churcli of St. Enswithe 
 of lireiiset : John Adam, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 274). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Enswith before the Holy Sacra- 
 ment of the altar : Thos. Dekyn, vicar, 1536 (A. 20, 10).
 
 EAST KENT. 85 
 
 The Bood.—UgU of Ilirrh Cross, 20r/. : Wm. Dod, 14(32 (A. 1. 11). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 12^/.: Agnes Marleborough, 1511 
 
 (A. 11, 7). Robert Whittisphaukc in 1513 also gave 20d. and a 
 
 cow to the maintenance of the Lamp before the Rood (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Oiir Lady.—Ught of the Brotherhood of St. Mary, 20d.: Wm. Dod, 
 11G2 (A. 1, 11), and Steven E.lerike, Ili)9 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 St. Anne. — liuried in the Churcli before St. Anne : Wm. Lewis, 
 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 
 To St. Anne's Brotherhood, 6s. 8r/. : Agnes Marleborough, 
 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 To St. Anne's Altar, 8r/. : George Maytham, 1533 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 17). 
 
 Light of St. Anno. 12^/.: Alan Eps, 1471 (A. 1, 17), and 
 Steven Ederike, U99 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 ^S"^. Anthony.— Ug\\t of St. Anthony, 4r?.: Wm. Dod, 1462 (A. 1, 1 1). 
 Alan Eps gave 12^/. in 1471 (A. 1, 17). 
 
 St. Cliri.<<topher.—^i\\y\\i oF St. Christopher, ^d. -. Walter Huglen, 
 1514 (A. 12, 10), and .lohn Valdishe, 2d. in 1523 (A. 15, lU). 
 
 St. Ensioithe. — Light of St. Enswithe, 8rf. : AValter Huglen, 1514 
 (A. 12, 10), and Wm. Lewis, I2d. in 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 12^/. : Alan Eps, 1471 
 (A. 1, 17), and Steven Edericke, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 4(/. : Wm. Dod, 
 1462 (A. 1, 11); also Ceorge Maytham gave 8r/. in 1533 
 (Con. 10, fol. 17), and Agnes Marleborough gave 3s. 4rf. to the 
 same Brotherhood in 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 St. Nicholasi. — Light of St. Nicholas, a lb. of wax : Robert Wittis- 
 phauke, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Nicdiob.s, 2d. : John Yaldishe, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Varia. — To be buried in the Church of Brensett. Ex'ors to take all 
 my gamys of silver and put other silver thereto, to the value 
 and weight of ten ounces, to make a Pax after tlie manner as 
 follows, That is to say, of the Coi'onation of Our Lady, with the 
 Eather, Son, and Holy (xhost, and upon the upper end a Hawk 
 made of the weight of 20d., for a remeudjrance of my name 
 upon the top of the Pax, to be occupied in the Church of 
 Brensett while it will la^t : Robert Wittisphauke, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 To the churcli wardens thirty ewes, twenty to the Rood 
 Light for ever as a stoidv and ten to maintain the Holy Loft for 
 ever: Wm. Lewes, 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 
 BRIDGE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter of 
 Bregge: John Savage, 1474 (A. 2, 10); Thos. Morton of Pett, 
 1477'(A. 3, 7) ; John Benett, 1479 (A. 3, 15) ; Robert Graunt, 
 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; William Aleyu, 1535 (A. 20, 8). 
 
 The Rood. — hh^ht of Holy Cross, 4^. : John Savage, 1474 (A. 2, 10); 
 Richard Snoode, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 395) ; Wm. Elford, 1484 
 (Con. 3, fol. 5) : Thomas Morton of Pett, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 D 2
 
 36 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of the High Cross, one lamb : Wm. Brewar, 1494 
 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Light of the High Cross in the Eoodloft, 4d. : Johu Meller, 
 1533 (A. 19, 14). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St, Mary, \2d. : John Bregge or Eede, 1466 
 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4f/. : Eic'^ Siioode, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 395) ; Wm. Elford, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 5) ; Thos. Morton, 
 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12d.: John Bennett, 1479 {\. 3, 15) ; 
 John Cheeseman, 1522 (A. 15, 1). 
 -S';'. Erasmus, etc. — For four years a taper of a lb. of wax before the 
 Eood, St. Mary, St. ]S'icholas, St. Erasmus, and the Trinity : 
 Wm. Aleyn, 1535 (A. 20, 8). 
 St. ioy^.— Light of St. Loye, 4^/. : John Meller, 1533 (A. 19, 14). 
 St. Nicholas.— Ug\it of St. Nicholas, 4r/. : AVm. Elforde, 1484 
 (Con. 3, fol. 5) ; Wm. Brewar, 1494 (A. 6, 1) ; John Meller, 
 1533 (A. 19, 14). 
 St. Peter.— U^\i of St. Peter, M. : John Savage, 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; 
 Eic" Snoode. 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 395) ; John Benett, 1479 (A. 3, 
 15) ; Margery Hale, widow, 1522 (A. 14, 12) ; John Meller, 
 1533 (A. 19, 4). 
 St. Tmrtiow.— Light of St. Eonyan, Vld. : John Cheeseman, 1522 
 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Tronyan, 4^. : John Meller, 1533 (A. 19, 4). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To tlie Sepulchre at Easter for ten years one 
 
 taper of 6 lbs. : Wm. Aleyn, 1535 (A. 20, 8). 
 Varia. — Towards buying a Cross for the Church, 6s. 8(7. : John 
 Savage, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 To the maintenance of two tapers to burn before the Sacra- 
 ment on Festival days in the Church, 6s. 8f/. To the buying of 
 a cope, four marcs [£2 13s. 4(7.] : John Bennett, 1479 {X. 3, 15). 
 To the painting of the High Cross in the Eoodloft of the 
 parish Church of Bregge, 20s. : Wm. Culling of Bekesbourne, 
 1504 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 To the Eoodloft making, 4c?. : Margery Hale, widow, 1522 
 (A. 14. 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Eood, and to making of the 
 Eoodloft, 40s. : John Cheeseman, 1522 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 BEOMLEY. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — See " Parish Churches of 
 AVest Kent" in the Transactions of the St. PanVs Ecclesiological 
 Society, vol. iii., p. 257.
 
 EAST KENT. 37 
 
 BROOK. 
 
 Dedication: Our Ladi/. — Buried in the Chancel: John Norton, 
 rector, 1486 (A. 4, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Mary of Broke before the Imago 
 of St. Mary : Philip Smethe, 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Mary of Broke : Dom. Peter 
 Coltherst, rector, 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Holy T/7rti7?/.— Light of Holy Trinity, 4^/. : Thos. Ware, 1470 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 3s. 4^. or eight bushels of barley : 
 Hamo Aleyn, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 The iJoo^.— Light of Holy Cross, 4rf. : Thos. Ware, 1470 (A. 1, 12), 
 and Hamo Aleyn, 12^7. in 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Our Zrt</y.— Light of the B. Y. Mary, 12(/. : liobert liolf, 1470 
 (A. 1," 12) ; Hamo Aleyn, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 *S'^. Nicholas.— lj\g\\t of St. Nicholas, lOrf. : Robert Rolf, 1470 
 (A. 1, 12). Thos. Ware gave 4r/. in 1470 (A. 1, 12), and Hamo 
 Aleyn 6</. in 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Varia. — For a new Chalice, 20r/. : Stephen Richards, 1464 (A. 1, 3). 
 To one new Chalice to be made for the Church, 20d. : Robert 
 Rolf, 1170 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 To the parish Church of Brooke, towards making a Pix for 
 the Holy Sacrament, Gs. 8d., to be paid as soon as the church- 
 wardens goeth about the making of the same : Sir Simon Swans- 
 field, rector [who desired to be buried in the Church of St. Mary 
 Magdalene in Canterbury], 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 BROOKLAND. 
 
 Dedication : St. Augustine. — Buried in the Church of St. Augustine 
 of Brookland : John Newland, 1464 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Augustine near the wall of 
 the Chantry : John Evnon, chaplain to the vicar of Brookland, 
 1477 (A. 1, 20). 
 
 Buried in the Church [? Chancel] of Our Lady [sic] of 
 Brookland: Thos. Richard, 1500 (A. S, 5). 
 
 Buried in St. Stephen's part, under the holy water stock of 
 the same: Richard Edward, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Buried in the ("liancel of St. Stephen in the Church of 
 Brokland: Robert Kempe, 1527 (A. 17, 10). 
 The Bood.—U^ht of the High Cross, 2s.: Thos. Leche, 14S4 
 (Con. 2, fol. 606). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 6d.: Thos. liichard, 1500 (A. 8, 5), 
 Richard Edward, 12^/. in 1523 (A. 15, 11), and John a Leghe 
 gave 3s. 4^. in 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 Our Lady. — Light of the Brofhcrhood of St. Mary, 20</. : John 
 Newland, 1464 (A. 1, 3), and John a Leghe, 1529 (A. 18, 8).
 
 38 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, I2d. : Thos. Leche, 1484 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 606) ; Adam Gilberd, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; John Dod, 1514 
 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one ewe : Lawrence Lyghe, 1516 
 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 All Saints. — To the Brotherhood of All Saints, 2s. : Lawrence 
 Leghe, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 St. Augustine. — Light of St. Augustine, 12(/. : Jolm Dod, 1514 
 (A. 12, 14), and Eobert Kempe', 1527 (A. 17, 10). 
 
 St. CJiristopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 4(/. : Adam Gilbard, 
 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; John Dod, 1514 (A. 12, 14). Lawrence Lyghe 
 gave a lamb in 1516 (A. 12, 19), and Ric^ Dodd, 8d. in 1541 
 (A. 22, 2). 
 
 St. George.— Ught of St. George, 4^/. : John Dod, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 St. James. — Light of the Brotherhood of St. James, 12(/. : John 
 Newland, 1464 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Light of St. James, M. -. Thos. Leche, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 606) ; 
 Adam Gilbard, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; Lawrence Lyghe, 1516 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church afore the Altar of 
 St. John the Baptist : John a Leghe, 1529 (A. 18, S). 
 
 St. Katherine. — An Image of St. Katherine to be bought for the 
 Church of Brookland, and to the making of a neAv altar of the 
 said Image of St. Katherine, 16s. 8f?. : Lawrence Leghe, 1477 
 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4<d.: Thos. Leche, 1484 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 606), Thos. Eichard, 1500 (A. 8, 5), and John Dod, 1514 
 (A. 12. 14) ; also Lawrence Lyghe gave one ewe in 1516 
 (A. 12,19). 
 
 St. Nicholas.— lj\g\ii of St. Nicholas, 12d. : Richard Edward, 1523 
 (A. 15, 11), and Robert Kempe, 1527 (A. 17, 10). 
 
 St. Stephen.— Lv^ht of the Brotherhood of St. Stephen, 4fA : John 
 Newland, 1464 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Other parishioners give to the Light of St. Stephen. 
 
 Varia. — To the repai-ation of the tabelis [? cabelis] at the west end 
 of the Church, 6s. 8f?., the which shall be dis|)osod by the dis- 
 cretion of Sir Thos. Ledis, vicar of the same church. To the 
 making of a Tabernacle to Our Lady, Qs. Sd. To a new cross, 
 3s. 4^/. : Adam Gilbard, who desired to be buried in the Church, 
 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 BROOMFIELD. 
 
 Dcdiration : St. Margaret. — Buricil in the church-yard of St. Mar- 
 garet of Bromefieid : Henry West, 1 1!)7 (A. (5,' 7). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Margaret of Bromlield. To 
 the making of the porch of Ihc Church, 3s. 4^/'. : .lohn Mason, 
 150() (A. 10, 3). 
 
 The Jiood.— \ jighi of Holy Cross, 6d. : Wm. Munde, 1470 
 (A. I, 12).
 
 EAST KENT. 39 
 
 Li-,'ht of llic Rood, y.: John Mason, 15()0 (A. 10, 8); 
 
 Annies, widow of Hie'' Caring of Leeds, loU7 (A. !). 8). 
 Our Lddi/. — Liglit of St. Mary, I 11). of wax : Wni. Hovnian, 1480 
 
 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4>d. -. John Mason, 1487 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 117), Honrv West, 1477 (.\. (>, 7), and Agnes, widow of 
 
 Hie'' Caring of Leeds, 1507 (A. 1», S). 
 All Souls. — Light of All Sawlen, 4d. : Agnes, widow of Hie'' Caring 
 
 of Leeds, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 Sf. Blaise.— Ucrht of St. Blase, 2d. : Henry AVest, 1497 (A. G, 7), 
 
 and Agnes Caring, widow, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 Sf. John.— Ught of St. John, (id.: Wm. Munde, 1470 (A. 1, 12), 
 
 and 2d. by Agnes Caring, widow, of Leeds, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. Kathei'i/ie.—L\<^ht of St. Katlierine, (Sd. : Wm. Munde, 1470 
 
 (A. 1, 12) ; also 4d. by John Mason, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 117) ; 
 
 John Mason, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a lb. of wax : Wm. Boyman, 
 
 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4J. : John Mason, 1487 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 117) ; John Mason, 150G (A. 10, 3). 
 
 To the reparation of St. Margaret's Well, VId. : Agues, 
 
 widow of Hie'' Caring of Leeds, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 Varia. — To the Chureh of Bromefield, a vestment, price 46s. 8c?., 
 
 and a Cross of eop|)er and gilt with a staff thereto, price 33s. 4</. ; 
 
 also two small candlesticks of laton to the high altar there, 
 
 price 5s. : John Bromfield of Milton, where he was buried, 1497 
 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 BUCKLAND, NEAH DOVER. 
 
 Dedication : St. Andrew. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Andrew 
 the Apostle of Bucklaud: John Carpenter, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 227). 
 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : AVni. Keten- 
 ton, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 41). 
 
 St. Andrew. — Light of St. Andrew^ a busliel of barley: John 
 Carpentar, 1489 (Con. 3. fol. 227). and Wm. Ketenton, 1495 
 (Con. 4, fol. 41) ; also Richard Holte gave 12r/. in 1514 (Con. 
 11, fol. 99). 
 
 St. Katlierine. — Light of St. Kathcrino, ().s-. 8r/. : John Carpentar, 
 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 227) ; and Wm. Ivelentou gave a bushel of 
 barley, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 41). 
 
 St. T/<o???flrs.*— Buried in the Chapel of St. Thomas in the Chureh 
 of St. Andrew the Apostle of Buckland. To the Liglit of 
 St. Thomas, I2d. : Hie'' Holte, 1514 (^Coiv. 11, fol. 99). 
 
 * This may be the Blessed Thomas de llalys, a monk of St. Martin's Priory, 
 who was slaiu by the French 2 August \2\)b, when ihey ravaged the town of 
 Dover. See under Dover Priory.
 
 40 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of barley : John Carpentar, 
 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 227), and Wm. Ketenton, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 41). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas of Buckland, four bushels of barley : 
 Eic'i Taylor of Capelfarne, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 
 BUCKLAND, NEAR EAVEESHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. NicJiolas. — Buried in the parish Church of St. Nicho- 
 las of Buckland. A priest to celebrate in the Church for three 
 years for my soul, parents, etc., and have £20 : Thos. Frognal, 
 armiger, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 97). 
 
 Buried beside my husband in the parish Church of Buckland : 
 Joan Erogenhale, 1517 (A. 13, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Nicholas in Buckland, and gave 
 to the reparation of the glass windows in the Chancel bs. : 
 Walter Butler, rector, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Buckland before the picture of 
 St. Nicholas : Sir Robert Browne, rector, 1538 (A. 21, 7). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady, 6s. Sd. : Walter Butler, rector, 
 
 1524 (A. 16,9). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 13s. 4:d. : Walter Butler, 
 rector, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 Note. — Joan Erogenhale, who was buried in the Church 
 beside her husband, by her will, proved 31 Dec. 1517, desired 
 that her ex'or (John Roopar, Esquire) buy for my husband and 
 me a large convenient stone to be laid on us with the pyktouris 
 of a man and woman in brass, scochens of our arms, with the 
 scripture of our names and time of our decease. Also ex'or to 
 pave the Church of Buckland with paving tiles Her sisters 
 were Joan Rooper (or Roper) and Alice Fyneux (A. 13, 3). 
 
 Joan Erogenhale was a dau. of Wm. and Mildred Apulder- 
 tield. 
 
 For Buckland parish at a later date see Home Counties 
 Magazine, vol. vii., p. 257. 
 
 BURMARSH. 
 
 Dedication : AH Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints, 
 Boron !j;h marsh : Richard Roos, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Hiificil ill the Nave of the Church of Boroughmarsh : Thos. 
 Colwode, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 Buried in the chui*ch-yard of All Saints of I^(n-oughmershe 
 near my parents: Lawrence Clerko, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints at Boroughmarsli : John 
 Chamber, 1541 (A. 23, 1). 
 The Hood. — To the maintenance of the 'I'rondill taper hanging 
 before the great cross of the Church, two of my best ewes: 
 Kiel Roos, 1475 (A. 2, 17).
 
 EAST KENT. 41 
 
 Light of the Cross, two sheep and two lambs : AVm. Arniin- 
 
 ard of Orgarswick. 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 To the Hndv J.iglit, M : John Chamber, l-'-U (A. 23, 1). 
 Our Litily. — Light of Jilessed Mary, 2s. : Lawrence Gierke, L501 
 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Jvadv, M. : John Bocher, 1518 (A. 13, 8) ; iiiid 
 
 Wm. Kniglit, 152(j, gave 4J. (A. 17, 2). 
 All Saints. — Light of All Saints, 2s.: Lawrence Gierke, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 7). .lohn IJoi-her gave \2d. in 1518 (A. 13, 8). 
 
 Light of All Hallows, 22./. : Wni. Knight, 152(5 (A. 17, 2). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 4</. : John Jioeher, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 8) ; Wm. Knight, 152G (A. 17, 2). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4f/. : John Eoehcr, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 8) ; and Wm. Knight gave ijj. in 152G (A. 17, 2). 
 King Henry. — Light of King Harry, 4r7. : John Bocher, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 8). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4</. : John Bocher, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 8) ; Wm. Knight, 1526 (A. 17, 2). 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 26'. : Lawrence Gierke, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Lisht of St. Margaret, 4./.: John Bocher. 1518 (A. 13, 8), 
 
 and Wm. Knight, 1526 (A. 17, 2). 
 aS'^. T//o»ms.— Light of St. Thomas, U. : John Bocher, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 8) ; Wm. Knight, 1526 (A. 17, 2). 
 Easter Se2)ulch re. —To the Sepulchre Light, 4</. : John Chamber, 
 
 1541 (A. 23, 1). 
 Varia. — Eight sheep and sixteen lambs to find three tapers to burn 
 
 in the Church of Burmarsh before Our Lady, St. Margaret, and 
 
 All HaHows. To the reparation of a window in the west end 
 
 of the Church, two sheep : Wm. Arminard of Orgars-wick, 1508 
 
 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ALL SAINTS. 
 
 Buried in the choir of All Hallows Church beside my hus- 
 band : Alice Bele, widow, 1545 (A. 2-1, 2). 
 The Bood.—U^ht of Holy Cross, 12^/. : Roger Brent, 1487 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 138), and Wm. White, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To the Cross Liglit in the high Hoodloft, 4^d. : Ric'' Howar- 
 den, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 20 lbs. of wax : Alice Bele, widow, 1545 
 (A. 24, 2). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary : Roger Brent, gent., 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 138). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady's Chapel beside my wife. A mass to 
 be said daily in Our Lady's Chapel for my soul, wife, etc., 
 by a Friar ot the Eriar Preachers of Canterbury, for three years, 
 and have £3 yearly : John Golmau, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 321).
 
 4^ TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Nativity of Our Lord. — To the Light of the Nativity of Our Lord, 
 recently started, five tapers of wax, each of half a pound : 
 Roger Brent, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 138). 
 
 St. AntJiony. — A taper of half a pound of wax to burn before the 
 Lnage of St. Anthony as long as it will endure : Wm. White, 
 loOl (A. 8, 8). 
 
 St. C/irisfopher.— Light of St. Christopher, '[2d.: Roger Brent, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 138). 
 
 St. Erasmus. — To the Image of St. Erasmus a taper of wax, price 
 8J. : Wm. Pikerell, 1522 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 St. John the Baptist and St. John the Evangelist, etc. — The Lights 
 of Our Lady and St. John the Evangelist in the Chapel ; and 
 Our Lady and St. John the Baptist in the Quire ; to be main- 
 tained and kept with taj^ers of three quarters of a lb. ot" wax each, 
 as I have used them to be kept, by the space of three years after 
 my decease by my ex'ors or assigns : John Colmau, 1535 (Con. 
 15, fol. 331). 
 
 St. Katherine. — To the Image of St. Katheriue a wax taper, price 
 8d.: Wm. Pikerell, 1522 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 St. Michael. — Lights of St. Katherine and St. Michael, two tapers : 
 Roger Brent, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 138). 
 
 St. Nicholas. — To the Image of St. Nicholas a wax taper, price Hd. : 
 Wm. Pikerell, 1522 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 The Sacrament. — Light of the Sacrament, 20 lbs. of wax : Alice 
 Bele, widow, 1545 (A. 24, 2). 
 
 Varia. — To the Church of All Hallows a vestment with all things 
 belonging thereto, for a priest to sing Mass in, with my husband's 
 arms and mine thereupon with a scripture of the giver for a 
 memorial, of the value of £8. Wm. Thompson my chaplain 
 shall sing in the same Church for my soul, husband, etc., for 
 twenty years; and to be Sundays and Holy days at divine 
 service helping of the Choir, and he to have yearly £G 13s. 4c?. 
 To the Church of Higher Hardes a vestment with a surplice, of 
 my father's arms and mine, price four mai*cs : Alice Bele, widow, 
 1545 (A. 24, 2). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. ALPHEGE. 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Alphege : Tlios. do la Port, 
 1401 (Con. 1, fol. 12). 
 
 Buried in the choir of tlie Church : Robert Proveste, rector, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 12G). 
 
 Buried in the Church on tlic north side: John Wliitlock, 
 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 71). 
 
 " Buried in the Chancel .... before the Blessed Sacrament, 
 so that the priest may stand upon my breast at the beginning 
 of his Mass" : Richard Ashelworth, rector, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 
 132). 
 
 Buried in the Nave of the Church and near the grave of 
 Isabelle uiy wife: John Caxtou, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 79).
 
 EAST KENT. 43 
 
 The Rood. — Light of Hiyli Cross, 12(/. : Joan Bernard, widow, 11.39 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 121). 
 
 rjifjjilt of the Kood, 3 lbs. of ua.v : Koliert Proveste, rector, 
 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 12(;). 
 Our Lady Chapel. — Buried in the Chiiiiccl of St. Mary in the 
 
 Church of St. Alphegc before the midst of the altar: Kobert 
 
 Goseborne, clerk. l.')2:} (Con. i:S, fol. 184;. 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary in Ihe Church of St. 
 
 Alpliege at the south corner of the same altar before the Images 
 
 of St. John and St. Nicholas : John Costheii, chaplain of the 
 
 Chantry of VVm. Brenchlev, Knight, in the Church of Christ at 
 
 Canterbury, 1526 (Con. 15, fol. 112). 
 Our Lady.—Lv^\it of St. Mary, Qd. : Thos. Prowde, 1468 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 187), and Margareta Chirche, I486 (Con. 3, fol. 99). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 3 lbs. of wax : Kob*^ Proveste, rector, 
 
 1482 (Con. 3, fol. 126). 
 Our Lady of Pitt/. — To the linage of Blessed Marv called the Pitv, 
 
 12(/. : Joan Bernard, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 121). 
 Our Lady near the Font. — Light of Blessed INIary near the 
 
 Font, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Margareta Chirche, 1486 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 99). 
 St. AJpheye.—Ufrht of St. Alphege, 4J. : Rob* Causton, 1473 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 249), and John Caxton, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 79). 
 St. Ann. — Light of St. Ann, 4f/. : Joan BreucLar, widow, 1526 
 
 (A. 17, 5): 
 St. Christopher. — To the Light of St. Christopher, 12^/. : Joan 
 
 Bernard, 1459 rCon. 2, fol. 121). Thos. Prowde gave 6r/. in 
 
 1468 (Con. 2, fol. 187), and Rob' Causton 4r/. in 1473 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 249). 
 Corpus Christ i. — To the Light of the Lamp burning before Corpus 
 
 Christi, ^d. : Agnes Baker, 1465 (Con. 2, fol. 153). 
 
 To the support of the Light of Corpus Christi, o.y. : John 
 
 Caxton, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 79). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, 4f/. : Joan Benchar, widow, 1526 
 
 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Helen. — To the fitting uj) the hnage of St. Helen in some 
 
 convenient place, where she may be ])raised in honour and 
 
 worship of God : Robert Proveste, rector, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 
 
 126). 
 St. James and St. Erasmus. — Buried in the Church before the Altar 
 
 of St. James and St. Erasmus: Wm. Prowde, 1497 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 121). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus. 4f/. : Rob« Causton, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 
 
 249). 
 St. John the />V/;//.s'/.— Light of St. John the Baptist. 4*/. : Robert 
 
 Causton, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 249) ; and ^largareta Chirche gave 
 
 6r/. in 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 99). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Buried in parish Church of St. Alpbage in 
 
 Canterbury, before the Image of St. Mary Magdalene : Wm. 
 
 Edwards of Whitstaple, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 97).
 
 44 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Sacrament. — To the Lamp Light in the "Worship of the Sacra- 
 ment, for oil to be bought against the Peast of Corpus Christi, 
 20s., and so to be kept bv the space of seven years : Wm. 
 Prowde, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 121). 
 Easier Sepulchre. — Light of the Sepulchre in the Church, a taper of 
 5 lbs. of wax, so that it remain for five years next after my 
 death: Margareta Chirche, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 99). 
 Varia. — To the high altar, a green vestment : Thos. de la Port, 1401 
 (Con. 1, fol. 12). 
 
 To the use of the Church, two books, whereof one contains 
 the Gradale and Antiphonar, and the other Legenda temporalia. 
 Also to the building of a column in the Church, as much money 
 as necessary to build the same:* Thos. Prowde, 1468 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 187). 
 
 To the high altar, hangings of cloth with tokening and signs 
 of Christ's Passion : Eobert Proveste, rector, 1487 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 126). 
 
 To the reparation of the ornaments of the Church, 40s. : 
 John Costen, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 112). 
 
 To St. Alphage Church, £3 towards making a new pair of 
 organs to be set at the north side of the Quyre before the Image 
 of St. Elphey [_sic']. Unto the clerk to be provided to play upon 
 the same orgayns [s?c] at high feasts, 40s. : Richard Burchard, 
 tailor, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 240). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. ANDREW. 
 
 Buried in the choir of St. Andrew's beside the parson's seat: 
 Didier Bargier, rector, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Rood-loft : Edward Boluey, 
 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 90). 
 The i2oo(/.— Light of Holy Cross, IQd.: Agnes Whitlocke, 1491 
 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 20d. : John Fishe, grocer, 1515 (A. 12, 
 14) ; and John Tilly, baker, gave 2s. in 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 Imaqe of Jesus. — To the Image of Jesus at the Trinity Altar, a taper 
 
 of half a lb. of wax : Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con.' 15, fol. 90). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, a taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn 
 before the Image : John Brokebankc, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12(/. : John Kislie, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 St. Andrew. — Ijight of St. Andrew our ])atron, 12^/. : John Tilly, 
 baker, 1520 (A. 14, 9) ; Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 90). 
 St. A7ithoni/.— Light of St. Anthony, 12(/. : John Fishe, 1515 (A. 
 12, 14), John Tilly, 1520 (A. 14, 9), and Edward Bolney, 
 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 90). 
 
 * On the second piUar from the west end in the nave of the Church is a brass 
 tablet with tlie words " Gaiule Prude Tlioina por (|Uoin (it ist;i colum iia," and 
 the arms: ".Vzure, three otters iu pale or, each holding in its mouth a lish argent."
 
 EAST KENT. 45 
 
 St. Army (fill . — Light of St. Arinygill, a taper of lialf a Ih. of wax : 
 
 Edward Jiolney, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 90). 
 Si. Chrixfopher. — Li<i;lit of St. Christ oplier, a taper of 1 lb. of wax: 
 
 Jviward Holiiey, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. IJU). 
 St. lUrasmic.s.— Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of 1 11). of wax to burn 
 
 there: John Hroke])aiiko, 1500 (X. 7, 9). 
 
 A taper of Id. tt) burn every Sunday before St. Era.smus, for 
 
 one whole year : Jolm Tilly, baker, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 St. Geor(/e. — Light of St. George, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Edward 
 
 Bolney, 1528 (Cun. 15, fol. 90). 
 St. Jamcti. — Light of St. James, Vld.: Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 90), John Fishe, grocer, 1515 (A. 12, 14), and John Tilly, 
 
 baker, 1520 (A. 1 !■, 9). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 12</. : John Eishe, grocer, 1515 
 
 (A. 12, 14). 
 *SY. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John tlie Baptist, \2d. : John 
 
 Tilly, baker, 1520 (A. 14, 9) ; Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 90). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, \2d. : Edward Bolney, 
 
 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 90). 
 St. Uarf/aret.— Light of St. Margaret, 12(/. : Edward Bolney, 1528 
 
 (Coii. 15, fol. 90). 
 St. JVichoht.^i.— Light of St. Nicholas, I2d. : John Fishe, 1515 
 
 (A. 12, 14); Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 90); and John 
 
 Tilly, baker, gave 4</. in 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 St. Ninian.* — To the Altar of St. Niiiian, a covering of blue buck- 
 ram : Richard Cooke, tailor, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Ninian, Vld.: Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 90). 
 St. Tronyon. — To the Fraternity and Brotherhood in the same 
 
 Church of St. Troneon, 20*/. : John Watts, 1497 (A. G, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Trynyons, 12^/. : John Fishe, grocer, 1515 
 
 (A. 12, 14), and John Tilly, baker, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 St. Ui'sula, etc. — Light of St. Ursula and xi thousand Virgins, 
 
 a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Edward Bolney, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 90). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Bell-tower of the Church of St. 
 
 Andrew, 3.v. 4(/. : Clement Hamon, barber, 1499 (A. 7, 4). Also 
 
 Richard Cooke, tailor, gave 20*/. in 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Reparation of the Nave, iis. Hd. : John Watts, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 Towards painting the Roodloft, 40.v. : John Fishe, grocer, 
 
 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Towards the making of the new bolls [sic] for the candle- 
 sticks of the Roodloft in the Cluin-h of St. Andrew, 2s.: Wm. 
 
 Bremmingham, 1508 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 To the fabric of the Church, viz., the making of a new arched 
 
 covering [testudino] to the bell tower, GGs. Sd. : John Swan, 
 
 1498 (A. 7, 6). 
 
 * See Archceologiq Cantiana, Vol. XVII., pp. 1-19 — 152.
 
 46 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 CANTEEBIIEY, HOLY CROSS. 
 
 Buried behind the Font in the Church of Holy Cross : Wm. 
 Hoskyn, 1472 (A. 2, G). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the parish Church of Holy Cross, 
 before the Image of the B. V. Marv : John Swavne of St. John's 
 Hospital, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 111). ' 
 
 Buried in the Church: John Cornewaile, 1493 (A. 5, 17). 
 
 Buried in the Church near mv husband : Alice Cornewaile, 
 widow, 1493 (A. 5, 19). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady. A taper of 1 lb. of wax 
 to burn at divine service time before the Image of Our Lady in 
 the said Chapel for seven years: Wm. Hawkins, tanner, 1487 
 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady: Thos. Eamsay, 1495 
 (Con. 4, fol. 45). 
 
 Buried in Our Ladv Chapel where mv father lieth : Richard 
 Ramsey, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 106). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard, against the head of Our Ladv 
 Chancel : Wm. Gate, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. John in the Cluirch of Holy 
 Cross : Wm. Philpot, 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Buried in the parish Church before the Rood of Pity: Wm. 
 Harnehill, chaplain, 1517 (A. 13, 1). 
 T/ie i?oof/.— Light of the High Cross, 3^. 4d. : Wm. Rose (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the Roodloft, 40s. : Wm. Lecton, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 41). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8s. 4t?. : Wm. Hawkins, tanner, 1487 
 (A. 4, 7) ; also Thos. Ramsay gave 6s. Sd. in 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 45). 
 Our Ladi/.—Ught of St Mary, 3s. id. : Joan Clerk, 1470 (A. 1, 
 14), and Thos. Ramsay, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 45). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, i2d. : John Tayllour, 1474 (A. 2, 12) ; 
 also John Cornewaile gave 20c?. in 1493 (A. 5, 17). 
 
 A taper of wax to burn before the Image of Our Lady on 
 the south .side of the Church, by the space of four years next 
 after my death, at divine service time : John Tresorer, 1501 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 Our Lndy of Pity. — Another taper of 1 lb. to burn before Our Lady 
 of Pity there, for twelve months after my death : John Tresore, 
 1501(A. 8, 7). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax before the Image of Our Blessed 
 Lady of Pity: Alice Delfes, widow, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Anne. — A taper of ^ lb. of wax before the Image of St. Anne : 
 
 Alice Delfes, widow, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 ,S7. CA/v.s7o/»A^;-.— Light of St. Christopher, 20*/.: Joan Clerk, 1470 
 (A. 1, 14), and John Cornewaile, 1193 (A. 5, 17). William 
 Rose gave Qd. in 1465 (A. 1, 7), and Wm. Hawkins Hd. in 14S7 
 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 To the Maintaining every Beam Light of Our Lady, St. John 
 the Baptist, and St. Christopher, in tiie Nave of the Church,
 
 EAST KENT. 47 
 
 4d.: John Blake, 1495 (A. 6, 1); also Wm. Hill, 1501 (A. 
 8, G). 
 Sf. Clement. — Light of St. Clement the Pope, 'li)(l.: Thos. "Ramsay, 
 1495 (Con. 4, ioi. 45). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, 12^/.: John Tresorer, 1501 (A. 8, 7) ; 
 and AVm. Phil pot 20^/. in 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 St. George.— LV^\\i of St. George, G</. : Wm. Jiose, 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 Thos! C^olde, 8^/., 1488 (A. 5, 1), and Wm. Gate 4(/. in 1499 
 (A. 7, 4). 
 St. John the Evanqchxt. — Light of St. John, 3s. 4r/. : Joan Clerk, 
 1470 (A. 1, 14).' 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn for 20 years before St. John 
 the Evangelist in the Chancel of St. John; twice a year to be 
 new strekyn, that is, against the Feast of the ]\ativity of 
 St. John the Baptist, and Christmas : Thos. Colde, 1488 
 (A. 5,1). 
 
 Light of St. John, 20^/. : John Corncwaile, 1193 (A. 5, 17). 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. John : AVm. l^hilpot, 1507 (A. 9,9). 
 St. John the Baptist.— L\g\\t of St. John the Baptist, 6r/. : AVm. 
 Eose, 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; John Balsyre, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 413). 
 
 A taper of half a lb. of wax before the Image of St. John 
 the Baptist: Alice Delfes, widow, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Katherine.—To St. Katherine, 2s. : Thos. Eamsay, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 45). 
 
 A taper of half a lb. of wax before the Image of St. Kathe- 
 rine : Alice Delfes, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 Sf. Marqaret.— To St. Margaret, 2.9. : Thos. Eamsay, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 45). 
 St. Martin. — Buried in the Church at such place as the parishionei-s 
 will be agreeable to make an Altar to set up an Image of 
 St. Martin, which 1 liave given to the Church. Eeparation of 
 the Nave for my burial, ().s-. Sr/. Making a new chalice of silver, 
 and a paten of silver to serve for the Altar of St. INIartin, 
 53s. 4f/. : John Delfes, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Church before St. Martin's altar, next to the 
 
 grave of Jolni Delfes, late my husband : Alice Delfes, widow, 
 
 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 
 >S'^.iI//c/m^/.— Light of St. Michael, (W.: Michael Hevve, 1471 (A. 1,18). 
 
 Light of St. Michael the Archangel, 26". 4(/. : Thos. Eams^ay, 
 
 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 45). 
 
 Sf. Nicholas.— To St. Nicholas. 2.s-. : Thos. Eamsay, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 45). 
 St. Rake. — Towards the renewing of St. Eokke, I2<f. : Thos. 
 
 Eamsay, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 45). 
 St. Ursula. — A taper of half a lb. of wax before the Image of 
 
 St. Ursula: Alice Delfes, widow. 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 Brotherhood of Holy Cross. — To the Brotherhood of Holv Cross, 
 20s.: Michael Hewe, 1471 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Holy Cross. 3s, 4d. : John 
 Stoyle, 1477 (A. 3, 6).
 
 48 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Jesus Mass. — To the Brotherhood of the Mass of Jesus, Qs. 8d. : 
 
 Joan Clerk, 1470 (A. 1, 14). 
 The Sacrament. — To the susteutation of the Lamp before the Sacra- 
 ment, 20d.: John Coriievvaile, 1493 (A. 5, 17). 
 Varia. — To the Chapel " de nova " to be made, 20s. ; also a pair of 
 Candlesticks of silver to be bought, 20s. : Michael Hewe, 1471 
 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 To Grod and the Church for ever, three girdles harnessed 
 with silver, a silver piece, six silver spoons, a broken ring of 
 gold, and one ring wired of gold ; to make therewith a chalice 
 at my cost and charge, with graven upon the foot, " Pray for 
 the souls of John Cornewaile and Alice his wife, and all 
 christian souls : Alice Cornewaile, widow, 1493 (A. 5, 19). 
 
 To the Church, a cross-cloth with the Images of the Crucifix, 
 Mary and John, layd with gold, now being in the custody of the 
 Wardens of the Church, so that it be not lent out: Sir Thos. 
 Pedecok, vicar, 1501 (Con. 0, fol. 2G). 
 
 Towards making a new lioodlot't in the Church, 13s. 4(/. : 
 Wm. Harnehill, chaplain, 1517 (A. 13, 1). Towards setting up 
 a new Roodloft, 5s. : KiC^ Marley, 1521 (Con. 13, fol. 61). 
 
 To the Church of Westgate, my Antiphouar that I say my 
 service from, to be fastened and chained in the Chapel of Our 
 Lady in the same Church : Wm. Harnehill, chaplain, 1517 
 (A. 13, 1). 
 
 To be bui'ied in the churchyard afore the Crucifix of Our 
 Lord, as nigh the coming in of the north door there as con- 
 veniently can be. To the three altars in the Church, three 
 altar cloths painted with the pyctour \_sic] of the Holy Cross. 
 My ex'ors cause "to be gilt well and workmaiily the Crucifix 
 of Our Lord with the Mary and John standing upon the porch 
 of the said north door": Richard Marley, 1521 (Con. 13, 
 fol. (51). 
 
 CANTEEBUEY, ST. DUNSTAN.* 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church of St. Dunstan : John 
 Okborne, vicar, 1456 (Con. 2, fol. 97). 
 
 Buried in the Cliancel : Joan, relict of Adam Beginden, 
 14()9 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Buried within the Quere of St. Dunstan's : Sir John Bolno, 
 chantry-priest, 153G (A. 20, 8). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holy Cross, 3s. 4^/. : Edmund Eoper, 1433 
 (Con. 1, fol. 25). 
 
 Light of the Beam of Holy Cross, I2r/. Light oi Holy 
 Cross called l{ode of Pity, 4r/. : Avelina Osborne, widow, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 Our /:a^///.— Light of St. Mary, 3.s-. 4f/. : Edmund Eoper, 1433 
 (Con.'l, fol. 25). 
 
 * See also "Accounts of the Churchwardens," edited by Mr. J. M, 
 Cowpor in Arvhceoloyia Cantiana, Vols, XVI, and XVII,
 
 EAST KENT. 49 
 
 Lin;lit of St. Mary, 20,/. : Joan Besindon, 1109 (A. 1, 22). 
 Lii];ht of St. Mary, a ih. of wax: Joliii KiflianI, li71 (A. 1, 18). 
 *SV. Anne. — Light of St. Aime, 'Ss. U. : Edmund Koper, 14;33 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 25). 
 
 Lii,dil of St. Anne, Hd -. John Okborne, vicar. 1456 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 97). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 2(W. : Joan Beginden, 14G9 (A. 1, 22), 
 and John Bocher, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 Sf. Clirisfupher. — Liglit of St. Christopher, 20,/. : Edinnnd Hoper, 
 1433 (Con. 1, fol. 25). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Srf. : John Bocher, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 St. Clement.— lj\g\\t of St. Clement, 4r/. : Wm. Osborn, 1471 
 (.A. 1, 17), and Avelina Osborne, widow, 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Light' of St. Clement, 6^/. : John German, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 St. Dunstmi. — Light of St. Dunstan, 3s. 4f/. : Edmund Koper, 1433 
 (Con. 1, fol. 25). John Okborne, vicar, gave 8^/. in 1456 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 97), and Joan Hegiiiden 20r/. in 1469 (A. 1, 22). 
 >Sf^. G^eo;7e.— Light of St. George, 8f/. : John Bocher, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 St. Jb;»«. — Light of St. John, 2d. -. Wm. Blami)tar, 1471 (A. 1, 18), 
 and Thos. Moyse, 1473 (A. 2, 9). John (Tcrman gave iSd. in 
 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 ;S'^. John the Baptist.— Ijv^ht of St. John the Baptist, 20</. : Edmund 
 Eoper, 1433 (Con. 1, fol. 25) ; Joan Beginden, 1469 (A. 1, 22). 
 John Okborne, vicar, gave 8</. in 1456 (Con. 2, fol. 97). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Kathcrine, 10</. : Joan Beginden, 1469 
 
 (A. 1,22). 
 *S'^. Mary Mar/dalene. — Jiight of St. Mary Magdalene, 10,/. : Joan 
 
 Beginden, 1469 (A. 1, 22). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Parish Church, in the aisle before the 
 Chapel of St. Nicholas, where I sing Mass : Wm. Fayrebarne, 
 clerk, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 20^/. : Edmund Eoper, 1433 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 25), and Joan Beginden, 12,/. in 1169 (A. 1, 22). 
 >S'^ Sithe.—Uo:}\l of St. Sythe, 4,/.: Eob' German, 1468 (A. 1, 12). 
 To the making an Image of St. Sithe, 20^/. : Joan, widow of 
 Adam Beginden, 1469 (A. 1, 22). 
 FaWrt.— Buried in tlie cluirchyard at the laiule door, on the right 
 side near the haughthorne : Eob"^ German, 1468 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Buried in the west part of the churchyard, and my body have 
 a tomb with marble slab over it : John Bocher, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. GEOBGE. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. George in the Chapel of the 
 Blessed Virgin Mary, before the altar there : Richard Pargate, 
 1457 (A. 1, 1.) 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Cross, near the grave of 
 John Loy, sometime my husband : Isabelle Smyth, widow, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17).
 
 50 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Church near the grave of my husband 
 Nicholas Aleyn : Joan Aleyn, widow, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 
 402). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. G-eorge : John Gidney, 1479 
 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel beside the bodv of John Gedney [sic'], 
 late my husband: Constance Sheffield, 1499 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church against the Image of St. Erasmus : 
 Ann. wife of John Stonbrige, 1489 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady, next unto the grave of 
 my father and mother: Edward Pargate, 149G (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Nicholas : 
 John Rand, 1498 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Nave of the Church: James White, 1513 
 (A. 12, 7). 
 TJie Triiiifi/.— Light of Holv Trinity, 40f7. : Ric'^ Pargate, 1457 
 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 12^. : Isabelle Smyth, widow, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17) ; Tlios. Clenciie, 1500 (A. 8, 2) ; John Ridar, 1500 
 (A. 8, 4). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holy Cross, I2d. : AYm. Bonington, 1464 
 (Con. 2, fol. 137). 
 
 Lights of the Crucifix in the Church, 20r/. : John Gidney, 
 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the high roodloft, 8^. : Wm. Aylard, 
 1497 (A. 0, 10). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 16r/., and four tapers of wax weighing 
 8 lbs. for mortuary tapers : Edward Pargate, 1490 (A. G, 10). 
 
 Light of the Cross a lb. of wax : Joan Ridar, widow, 1522 
 (A. 11, 12). 
 Our Lady. — To the Beme Light of Holy Cross in the Chapel of 
 Our Lady in the Church of St. George, 3c/. : Wm. Aylard, 
 smith, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary: Wm. Tenham, 1501 
 (Con. 0, fol. II). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady at the head of Edward 
 Pargate, gent. Ex'ors find a Light of five tapers before the 
 Image of Our Lady in the Chancel, to the value of Qs. 8d. : 
 Margerie Baylie, 1522 (A. 15, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 20d. -. Isabelle Smyth, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, Gd. : William Bonington, 
 14G4 (Con. 2, fol. 137). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12d. : Isabelle Smvth, widows 1475 
 (A. 2, 17) ; Joan Aleyu, widow, 1478 (Con. 2, iFol. 402). 
 
 To the new painting of St. Chrislophci' within the Church, 
 Gs. Sd. : Wm. Hempstede, 1499 (A. 8, 5). 
 ,SV. />c/.s'H??^s-.— Light of St. Erasmus, 12^/. : Edward Pargate, 149G 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 8d. : Thos. Clenche, 1500 (A. 8, 2) ; 
 Margerie Baylie, widow, 1522 (A. 15, 5).
 
 EAST KENT. 51 
 
 Sf. Georr/e.—-lj']frht of St. George, 20d. : "VVm. Eoniiiglon, 1404 
 
 (Coil." L>, fol. 187) ; Isabcllo Smyth, widow, 1175 (A. 2, 17). 
 Light of St. George, a lb. of wax: Juaii Jiitlar, widow, l."522 
 
 (A. 14, 12). 
 
 Li^lit of tlie JJrotlierliood (if St. George, 2^. : Edward Pai'- 
 
 gate 111)0 (A. 0, 10). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a lb. of wa.x : Joan Ridar, widow, 
 
 1522 (A. 14, 12). 
 Sf. ,7o/m.— Light of St. John, 8^/. : Margerie Baylie, 1522 (A. 15, 5). 
 Sf. John the Ihrpfist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4</. : Wm. 
 
 Tenham, 1500 (Con. G, fol. 11). 
 St. Loij. — Light of St. Loy, SrA : Joan Aleyn, widow, 147S (Con. 2, 
 
 fol'. 402). 
 St. Kntherine. — Light of St. Katherine, \2d. : Isabelle Smythe, 
 
 Avidow, 1175 (A. 2, 17); Joan Aleyn, widow, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 402) ; Edward Pargate, 1490 (A.'O, 10). 
 St. Margaret. — A taper of pure wax to burn for seven years before 
 
 the Images of St. Max-garet and St. Katherine: AVm. llert, 
 
 mason, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, 0^/. : John 
 
 Eidar, 1500 (A. 8, 4). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Nicho- 
 las : John Eand, 1498 (A. 7, 10). 
 Varia. — Towards paving the aisle in the Church where my father 
 
 lies, 20s.: Eichard Pargate, 1457 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 CANTEEBUEY, ST. LAWEENCE. 
 
 To be buried in the Church [ecclesia] of St. Lawrence out- 
 side the walls of the City of Canterbury. Eeparation of the 
 said Church, Gs. Sd. : Thos'. Trcndhain, 1474 (A. 2. 14). 
 
 Didyar Thompson, by will dated 31 Dec. 1544 (and proved 
 26 March 1546), describes himself as "of the Sisterhood of 
 St. liawrence in the |)arish of St. Paul, without the walls of the 
 City of Canterbury, yeoman." He desired to be buried in the 
 churchyard of St. Mildred (A. 24, 6). 
 
 " Alice Colman of the Hospital of St. Lawrence nigh Canter- 
 bury," by her will dated 27 October (and proved 11 December) 
 1544, desired to be buried in the churchyard of St. Mary Bredyn, 
 beside her father and mother (A. 28, 0). 
 
 Note. — This Hos])ital of St. Lawrence was founded about 
 the year 1149 (some authorities say in 1187) by Hugh de Trottes- 
 cliff, then Abbot of St. Augustine's (1126—51), so that any monk 
 of that Abbey suffering from any infectious disease, and 
 especially leprosy, was to be removed to this Hospital, where 
 they were provided for by the Chamberhiin of the Abbey with t heir 
 necessary food and clothing. Also the relatives of any monk 
 reduced to great poverty were there to have suflicient sustenance. 
 (See Thome, 1810; Tlios. of Elmham, 402 ; Hasted, vol. iv.) 
 
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 52 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 CANTEEBIJET, ST. MAEGAEET. 
 
 Buried in the Chancel over against the patroness of the 
 same Church: Thos. Foster, 146S (A. 1, -i). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Margaret: Thos. Cheyue, 1500 
 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Margaret before the High Cross: 
 John Smale (of St. Mary's, Northgate), 1474 (A. 4, 1). 
 
 Buried in the body of the Church : James Burmond, 1491 
 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 Buried in the Cburcli : Wni. Eurnour, 1524 (A. KJ, 1). 
 The Trinif I/. — To the Image of the Trinity, a taper of half a lb. : 
 Wm. Gotlev, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 2s. : Eichard Cokke, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 The Sood.—Lvrht of Holy Cross, 12^/. : Thos. Foster, 1468 (A. 1, 4). 
 
 Liglit of Holy Cross, 20f/., and " To the iron thorn* hanging 
 before the said Cross there, quarterly to be found by the time of 
 seyen years, a penny taper of wax " : Eich^' Yirle, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 To the Cross [.ight, 12(/. : Juliana Grenehill, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 To eyery Light of the Cross Light in the E,ood]oft, 4:d. -. Wm. 
 Gotley, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4 lbs. of wax : William Furnour, 1524 
 (A. 16, 1). . . 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Church in the Chapel of Our Lady afore 
 my pew that I sit therein : Wm. Gotley, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of B. Mary, 3s. 4rf., and to the reparation of the Chancel 
 of St. Mary on the north side, iSs. 8d. : Eobert Byne, 1471 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Mary, 4^/. : Elisabeth Hucham, 
 ^vidow, 1473 (A. 2, 29). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2*. : Eichard Cokke, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 To the Image of Our Lady a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Joan 
 Hay ward, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 St. An7ie. — Light of St. Anne, mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 
 4J. : Wm. Thatcher, 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, M. : Wm. Hale, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 St. Avfhony. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. 
 
 Anthony: Eob' Smytho, 1531 (A. 19, 3). 
 St. Christopher. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. 
 Christopher. To the Image of St. Christopher a taper of i lb. 
 of wax : Joan Hay ward, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Vld. : Thos. Foster, 1468 (A. 1, 4) ; 
 James Aas, 1500 (A. 7, 8) ; John Broker, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4d. : Wm. Thatcher, 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus a lb. of wax : Wm. Furnour, 
 
 1524 (A. 16, 1). 
 St. George.— lj\^;}\i of St. George, 4:d. : Wm. Thatcher, 1498 
 (A. 7, 1), and AVm. Hale, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Light of St. George, 'i2d. : James Aas, 1500 (A. 7, 8), 
 and John Brol<er, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 74). 
 
 * Query Lauthori).
 
 EAST KENT. 53 
 
 Si. James.— Ucrht of St. James, 4d. : Wni. Thatcher, 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 St. Jb/i«.— Buried in the Church hcfore St. John's altar: John 
 Broker, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 74). 
 
 J.ighl oF St. Jolin, Id. : Win. Thatcher, 149S (.\. 7, I), and 
 Wm. Hale, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 Si. John the Baptist. — ViVvvwA in the Chancel of St. John the 
 Jiaptist : James Aas, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Jolm next before my seat 
 where 1 am wont there to sit : Margaret Aas, widow, 1502 
 (A. 8, 14). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 12c?. : Richard Nash, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 To the Cross Light in St. John's chaj^el, 46?. : Wm. Gotley, 
 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 St. Xatherine.— Light of St. Katherine, 20^. : Eoh^ Byue, 1471 
 (A. 2, 8). ^ 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4J. : Elisabeth Hucham, widow, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9) ; Wm. Thatcher, 1498 (A. 7, 1) ; Wm. Goteley, 1505 
 (A. 9,4). 
 St. Lawretice. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Law- 
 rence the Martyr: Joan Sowthllete, 1493 (A. 5, 19). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, Vld. : Richard Nash, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5), and John Broker, 1524 (Cou. 14, fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 'Sd. -. James Aas, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 Light of St. Margaret, M.: Wm. Thatcher, 1498 (A. 7, 1), 
 and Wm. Gotley, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 St. Nicholas. — To the Image of St. Nicholas a taper of ^ lb. of wax : 
 
 Joan Hay ward, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 The Jesus Mass. — To the Jesus Light, 2 lbs. of wax : W^m. Hale, 
 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Sustentation of the Mass of Jesus there, 20r/. : Richard 
 Cokke, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 Varia. — To the work of the leading in the aisle called St. John's 
 aisle in the Church of St. Margaret, 40s. : Ric'^ Nash, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 A cross to be bought for the Church, 24s. : James Burmond, 
 1491 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 Towards making a new Cross of silver for the Church, five 
 marcs. Towards a vestment complete to be bought for the 
 Church for a priest, 26s. 8(/. : Margaret Aas, widow, 1502 
 (A. 8, 14). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard before the procession door : Richard 
 Virle, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. MARTIN. 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Martin : John Vage, rector, 
 1387 (Con. 1, fol. 2). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard before the north door : John 
 Bulling, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 540).
 
 54 " TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried before the high Cross in the nave of the Church : 
 John Hougham, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 543). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel: Sir Giles Talbot, rector, 1524 
 (Con. 14, fol. 10). 
 
 Buried in the Churcb next to the grave of my uncle Stephen 
 Fokys : Thos. Fokys, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 209). 
 The i?oo^.— Light of Holy Cross, 12f/. : John Vage, rector, 1387 
 (Con. 1, tol. 2), John Bulling, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 540), and 
 John Hougham, 1482 (Con. 2. fol. 548). 
 
 Light of the Cross in the Eoodloft, 3s. 4id. : Joan Hougham, 
 widow, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 38). 
 Our Lady. — To the Light of Blessed Mary, I2d. : John A''age, 
 rector, LS87 (Con. 1, fol. 2). 
 
 Eenaration of the Image of St. Mary, 20d. : John Bulling, 
 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 540). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, M. : Thos. Fokys, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 
 209). ^ 
 St. ChristopJier. — Light of St. Christopher, 6(1 : John Hougham, 
 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 543). ♦ 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 20d. : Joan Hougham, widow, 1504 
 (Con. 8, fol. 38). 
 St. Martin.— Ught of St. Martin, 20f/. : John Bulling, 1482 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 540). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, 20*. : Joan Hougham, widow, 1504 
 (Con. 8, ful. 38). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, Sd.: Thos. Eoiiys, 1527 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 209). 
 Varia. — To the buying of a new cross for the Chui'ch of St. Martin, 
 (j.y. ^d. : Wm. Harry, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 73). 
 
 To the reparation of a chalice in St. Martin's Cliurch, two 
 silver spoons : Joan Hougham, widow, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 38). 
 
 To the reparation of the highway between the ci'oss and 
 welle at St. Martin's Hill, £20 : Joan Swan, widow, 1504 
 (P.C.C, 33, Holgrave). 
 
 CANTERBUEY, ST. MAEY BEEDIN. 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church : John Fanting, vicar, 
 loOG (A. 10, 4). 
 The ii;o9(/.— Light of Holy Cross, Gs. 8d.: Wm. Eaunt, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 76). 
 
 Liglit of Holv Cross in the nave of the Church, 2d.: Thos. 
 Qylis, 1491 (Con! 3, fol. 300). 
 
 To the Beam Light of the Cross, 4f/. : Edmoiid Swaune, 
 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 To the Cross Light in the high rood loft, id. Towards the 
 renewing of a trendill of wax afore the said Rood loft there, 
 Id. : John (iraunger, 1501 (A. 8, 2). 
 Our Lad//. — Light of tlie Blessed Virgin Mary, 6s. Sd. : Wm . 
 Taunt, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 76).
 
 EAST KENT. 55 
 
 To tlie Bemcliglit before Our Lady in tlie (^iicre, 2*. : 
 Kobert Flcte, vicar, 1488 (A. 4, 0). 
 
 Light of St. Marv in tlie clioir, 'Id.-. Thonuia Gylis, 1491 
 (Con. 3, fol. 800). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Church, 4cd. : John (xraungei", 
 1501 (A. 8, 12). 
 Si. Eraamus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 2d. : Thos. Grylis, 1491 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 300). 
 St. Troni/on. — Light of St. Ti'onyou, 4:d. : Eobert Birchet, 1516 
 
 (A. 12, 18). 
 Varla. — To the Vicar of Bredyn to celebrate a trental of St. Gregory 
 in the said church for my soul for one year, £10 : Wm. Eaunt, 
 14S5 (Con. 3, fol. 76). 
 
 Toward.s making a new window in the Church, 40f?. : Edmond 
 Swaane, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 To the Church of St. Mary Breddin for a Cope, £4: John 
 Eantiug, vicar, 1506 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 CANTERBUEr, ST. MAEY BREDMAN. 
 
 Buried in the Church before the High Cross : James Big- 
 genden, 1469 (A. 1, 21). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church .- Wm. Mavlerose, rector, 
 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 The iioor/.— Light of Holy Cross, 3^. 4(/. : John Elys, 1466 
 (A. 1. 10). 
 
 Light of High Cross, 12d. -. Wm. Lellydeu, 1473 (A. 2. 8). 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of St. Mary, 6r/. : Wm. Lellydeu, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 Sf. ChrUtopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 3s. 4^/. : John Elys, 
 1466 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, i5d. : Wm. Lellydeu, 1473 
 (A. 2, 8). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, 3s. 4</. : John Elys, 1466 (A. 1, 
 10)." 
 
 Light of St. George, ^d. : William Lellydeu, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 Jesus Mass. — Maintenance of the Mass of Jesus in the same 
 Church, 20d. : Nicholas Boys, 1487 {A. 4, 6). 
 
 Brotherhood of the Name of Jesus in the Church, 3s. 4c?. : 
 Wm. Sawken, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 Varin. — To the reparation of the ci'owu [corone] of the Blessed 
 Mary and her son in the Church, 6.s'. 8r/. : Wm. Maylerose, 
 rector, 1501 (.A. 8,6). 
 
 Towards covering ihe body of Ihe Church of Our Lady of 
 Bredman, a 1000 tiles: Juhu Courteman, 1501 (A. S, 8). 
 
 To making a new cross of silver for the Church of Bredman 
 \_sic], 40*/. : (xerard Johnson, becrbrewer, 1506 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 To the ceiling of the Jioodloft, 6s. "Sd. : Wm. Sawken, 1513 
 (A. 12, 7).
 
 56 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 CANTEEBURT, ST. MARY DE CASTRO. 
 
 TJie i^oorf.— Light of Holy Cross, U. : Joan Erithe, 1502 (A. 8, 5) ; 
 Henry Kentoi), 1492 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 Liglit of Holy Cross, 12^. : Thomas Marlowe, 1518 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 12d. : Joan Erithe, 1502 
 (A. 8, 5) ; Thos. Marlowe, 1518 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 To the reparation of the painting of the Image of Blessed 
 Mary the Virgin in the high choir, 13s. 4:d. : Alice a AVoode, 
 148i (Con. 3, fol. 21). 
 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Henry Kenton, 
 1192 (A. 5, IG). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4^. : Joan Erithe, 1502 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 St. Katherine. — To the reparation of the Image of St. Katherine in 
 the nave of the Church, 10s. : Alice a Woode. 1484 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 21). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Blessed Mary de Castro, before the 
 Image of St. Katherine. Light of St. Katherine, 8rf. ; Joan 
 Erithe. 1502 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 St. Margaret. — Buried in the Church of St. Mary de Castro, before 
 the image of St. Margaret: Thos. Marlowe, 1518 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 Note. — This Church was so named from being situated near 
 the Castle, and the churchyard is on the south side of Castle 
 Street. The parish is mentioned in a deed dated 1247, and is 
 now united with St. Mildred. The Church of St. Mary de 
 Castro must have been destroyed about 1540, and some of the 
 materials bought by the Corporation of Canterbury, for " in 
 the year 1543 the parishioners of Lower Hardres paid £4 to 
 the city for its share of the value of thi*ee bells sold from the 
 Church of St. Mary Castle " {Church Bells of Kent). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. MARY NORTH&ATE. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Mary of Northgate or in tlic 
 Cemetery of St. Gregory's : Dom Walter Garrard, vicar, 1499 
 (Con. 5, fol. 20). 
 
 Buried in the Church against the Eont : Wm. Kempe, vicar, 
 1544 (A. 23, 7). 
 The Trinitij. — Light of Holy Trinity, one lb. of jiure wax : John 
 Colman", 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of Holv Trinity, Vld. : Robert Taillor, 1524 (A. 10, 3). 
 The 7?oo(/.— Light of Holv Cross, 12d. : John Mody, 1472 (A. 2, 5), 
 Geoffrey ilolnian, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 414), and Rob^ Taillor, 
 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 
 To tlie Cross Light in the Roodloft, 6d. : Wm. Kendall, 
 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary in the Chancel, Vld. -. John Mody, 
 1472 (A. 2,5). 
 
 Painting the Image of St. Mary, 13s. Ad. : Walter Garrard, 
 vicar, 1199 (Con. 5, fol. 26). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4(/. : John Bakke, 1500 (A. 7, 8).
 
 EAST KENT. rjf 
 
 Assumption of Our Lady. — Li;.,f|il (if tlic Ahsiiiupt iun of Blessed 
 Mary a lb. of pure wax : John Colman, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Li'jjht of Blessed Mary of Assuiiiplion, Vld. : (x(!0-ffrey TIo]- 
 man, 1 I7J) (Con. 2, fol. 411). 
 
 To the two Lights of Our l.adv, 12./. : Robert Taillor, 1524- 
 (A.IO, 3). 
 St. Ant/ioii I/. —L\i;h{ of St. Anthony, Sd. : John Mody, U72 (A. 2, ij). 
 St. Christopher. — Buried before the Image of St. Christopher: 
 Joan Tdinden, USO (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Li<,dit of St. Cliristopher, 3s. 4id. : John Bryan, 1401 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 11). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Gs. Sd. : Stephen Swifte, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 41). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12r/. : Geoffrey Holnian, 1179 
 (Con. 2, fol. 414). 
 St. Catherine. — Painting the Image of St. Katherine, 20s. : Walter 
 Garrard, 1499 (Con.' 5, fol. 2U). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12^/.: John Mody, 1472 (A. 2, 5) ; 
 Robert Tailor, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4d. : John liakke, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 Jestts llass. — To the sustentation of the Mass of Jesus, 6s. 8d. : 
 John liakke, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Towards 'maintaining of Jesus Mass in the Church, 12^/. : 
 .loliii Willes, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 To the lirotherhood of Jesus in the Church of Our Lady of 
 Northgate, 12^^. : Wm. Kolfe, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 To the Jesus Brotherhood, 3s. 4d. : AVm. Kendall, 1506 (A. 
 10, 3). 
 
 CANTEEBURY, ST. MARY OE QUENINGATE. 
 
 To Our Lady of Quayning gate live pairs of my amber beads, 
 and a tablecloth to her altar: Elene Eorflod, widow, of the 
 parish of St. Michael, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Note. — This destroyed Church stood within tlie east wall of 
 the City, near to Queningate and in what was (^iieningatc Lane, 
 until enclosed by the Priory in the days of Prior Selling. The 
 site of this Church of St. Mary is said to be occupied by (he 
 bowling-green of the Chapter. The Church was given to Christ 
 Church Monastery by Hugh (son of Gilbert) de Maminot, and 
 is mentioned in several early deeds that are in the Cathedral 
 library. At present the year of its destruction is unknown. 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. MARY MAGDALENE. 
 
 Buried in the Church : Richard Wekys, butcher, 1472 
 (Con. 2, fol. 238). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Canterbury : 
 Sir Simon Swausiield, rector of Brooke, 1513 (A. 12, 8).
 
 58 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Trinity. — A wax taper of 1 lb. to burn before the Image of the 
 
 Holy Trinity : Thos. Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of' the Trinity, 2Qd. : Agnes Sheldwich, 1517 (A. 14, 
 12). 
 The Bood.—lAgU of Holy Cross in the high loft, IQd. : Thos. 
 Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 To tlie Cross Light in the high Rood loft there, 20d. : John 
 Russhelyn, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 4</. : Thos. Whope, 1514 (A. 12, 13). 
 Our Lady. — Ex'ors paint the Image of Blessed Mary there : Richard 
 Wekys, butcher, 1472 (Cou. 2, fol. 238). 
 
 Ex'ors out of my goods provide a lamp to burn before the 
 Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the choir for two years : 
 Thos. Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, ^d. : Wm. Hughet, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 Light of Our Ladv, 20d. -. Agues Sheldwich, 1517 (A. 14, 
 12). 
 >SV. Anthony. — Towai'ds the gilding of St. Anthony, 8s. : John 
 Russhelyn, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 6d. : Wm. Hughet, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; 
 Ric'' Polle, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 St. Christopher. — A taper of 2 lbs. of wax to biirn before the Image 
 of St. Christopher, at all divine service there sung, for ten 
 years ; and also to the maintaining of that taper, 20s. : John 
 Russhelyn, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, I2d. : Thos. Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 St. John.— Light of St. John, 6d. : Wm. Hughet, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 >S'^. John the -Baptist. — Towards the support of a taper of wax to 
 burn before the Image of St. John the Baptist, 20</. : Thos. 
 Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 *S^^. Katherine. — Buried in the Church before the Image of 
 St. Katherine : Cristofer Clook, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 350). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12^/. : Thos. Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4(7. : Ric'^ Polle, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 St. Mary Magdalene.— Ught of St. Mary Mavvdeline [sic], I2d.: 
 John Russhelyn, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Mawdeliue, 20d. : Agnes Sheldwich, 1517 
 (A. 14, 12). 
 Jesus Mass. — Light of the Jesus Mass, 4^1^. : Thos. Whope, 1514 
 
 (A. 12,13).^ 
 Varia. — My ex'ors to paint the Image of tlic Blessed Mary there, 
 like the Image of the Blessed Mary in the Church of Egerden 
 [sic] is painted, and for it make a new niche. Also buy a 
 Canopy worth 13.v. 4(/. to carry over the Body of the Lord on 
 th(! (lav of Corpus Christi : Ric'' Wekys, butcher, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 238). 
 
 A cross of silver and gilt be bought for the Church at the 
 price of 620: Cristofer Clook, 1193 (Con. 3, fol. 350). 
 
 Towards making of the Steeple, 20s. : Johu Russhelyn, 1501 
 (A. 8, 7).
 
 "EAST KENT. 59 
 
 Hestorutiou of tiic JiuU-tuwer of llic C'liurcli. 0.v. <S</. : 
 Thos. Seulton, 1501 (A. 8, 4), ami Win. liu^rhet. I;j03 (A. 8, 
 
 Towards the building of Mary Mawdcdinc Churcli, 10 marcs : 
 John Kus.slielyn, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 To the Church a coverlet of tapster [sic] work, to be hiid 
 upon the high altar there upon principal feasts : Agnes JSheld- 
 wich, 1517 (A. U; 12). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. MICHAEL. 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Michael before the Image of 
 St. Mary: AVm. Billingle, curate, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 1). 
 On7' Lady.— To Our Lady in the Church a pair of beads of silver, 
 there be upon the beads three score stones, and eight of silver, 
 with a buckle of silver and gilt, and a crystal stone with silver: 
 Denyce Twesuott, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 St. Michael. — Two crystal stones to St. Michael, for to be set in 
 
 his foot: Denyce Twesnott, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the stalls in the Quire of the Church 
 of St. Michael, 3.'>. UI. : Agnes Sheldwich of St. Mary Magdalene 
 parish, 1517 (A. 14, 12). 
 
 Reparation of the Church door of St. Michael, 3^. 4rf. : 
 Thos. Sparowe, 15 IG (A. 12, 19). 
 
 Reparation of the Church of St. Michael, 10s. : John Under- 
 downe, 1497 (A. G, 9). 
 
 When the parishioners shall build new seats in the quire of 
 the Church of St. Michael, 'S^. id. To Master .John Bedew, 
 Dean of the Almonry, 20d. : John llopton, chaplain, 1490 
 (Con. 3, fol. . .). 
 
 Note. — This destroyed Parish Church was in Jiurgate Street 
 on the north side near to the Gate (which was thus sometimes 
 called St. Michael's Gate), and within the wall of the city. The 
 cottages 5 to 8 on the north side of Burgate Street pro- 
 bably occupy the site of this Parish Church of St. Michael, 
 whilst the opening between numbers 4 and 5 marks the south 
 end of the ancient Queningate Lane, which the monks obtained 
 in 14S3. 
 
 The Church of St. Michael belonged to the Monaster}- of 
 Christ Church, and there was probably no churchyard for burials, 
 as the parishioners in their wills desire to be buried in the 
 cemetery of the Monastery of St. Augustine. The north side 
 of Burgate Street would seem to have been in this parish, 
 which is first mentioned in an undated deed, of about the year 
 1250, in which Felicia, the daughter of AVilliam Gcch, gave to 
 Henry de Bedistun all her messuage with appurtenances in the 
 parish of St. Michael, situated between the gate of the Monas- 
 tery of Christ Church in Burgate on the one side, and the house 
 of Reginald Sutons of Borgate (sic) on the other side. The
 
 66 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 witnesses are Thomas Chiclie, Hamo Doge, John Dodekre (who 
 was a witness in a Queningate Deed, dated 1248, and was 
 sevei'al times one of the Bailiffs of Canterbury), Gregory Palmer, 
 William de Lose, Henry Stabular, E-obilard the Cellarer, Dioni- 
 sius (or Denis) of the Church (de Ecclesie), Michael of the 
 Eefectory, E-aljjh Dudyn, David de Burgate, and lioger the 
 cleric. There is no date, but a seal of green wax — " Felice 
 daughter of William." 
 
 CANTERBUEY, ST. MILDRED. 
 
 "Buried in the Chancel of St. John the Baptist in the Church 
 of St. Mildred, before the Image of St. John the Baptist : Roger 
 Rydle, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Buried in the choir of St. John, at the head of my father 
 and mother. A priest to celebrate at the Altar of St. John, for 
 my soul, parents, etc. : Thos. AVood, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Buried in the body of the Church before the quyer door, or 
 else in the churchyard: Wm. Ingram, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 73). 
 The i?oorf.— Light of "HoIv Cross, Qd : Wm. Groos, or More, 1466 
 (A. 1, 20). 
 
 Light of High Cross, 3s. 4*/. : James Aylonde, 1486 (A. 4, 3). 
 Light of the Cross in the Roodloft, V2d. : A¥m. Ingram, 1503 
 (Con. 7, fol. 73). 
 Our i«%.— Light of St. Mary, 20d. : Roger Rydle, 1472 (A. 2, 3) ; 
 James Aylonde, 1486 (A. 4, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 6s. Sd. : Thos. Wood, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 Light of St. Mary, 12^.: Wm. Ingram, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 73). 
 Our Lady in ilie Nave. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 
 the nave of the Church, 12(/. : AVm. Stephen, rector, 1477 
 (A. 3, 8). 
 *S^^. Ann. — Light of St. Ann, ^d. : James Ganton, 1515 (A. 12, 
 
 16). 
 St. Barbara. — To the Brotherhood of St. Barbara, 3s. 4>d. : James 
 
 Ganton, 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. Chrufopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 12^/. : Thos. Morley, 
 1473 (A. 2, 7), and Wm. Ingram, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 73). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 20(/. : Roger Rydley, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 Light of St. Christopher, Gs. Sd. : 'Thos. Wood, 1498 
 (A. 7, 3). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 6s. 8d. A priest to celebrate at the 
 Altar of St. John : Thos. Wood, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of St. John,4r/. : Richard Harte, smith, 1507 (A. 9, S) ; 
 Isabella Payable, widow, 1516 (A. 12, 18) ; Simon Millis, 1521 
 (A. 15, 6). 
 .S7. John the /^//)//.s7.— Light of St. John the Baptist, 12^/. : Thos. 
 Morley, 1173 (A. 2, 7) ; Wm. Stephen, rector, 1477 (A. 3, 8) ; 
 Wm. Ingram, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 73).
 
 EAST KENT. 01 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Qs. 8d. : Kogcr Eydle, 1472 
 (A. 2, 3). 
 <SV. A'rtMf^r/n^.— Light of St. I\:it htTiiie, 2(h/. : Kogcr Kytlle, 1-472 
 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Liglit of St. Katherine, 12</. : Win. Steplien, rector, 1477 
 (A. 3, 8) ; Wm. Ingram, ir,();j (Con. 7, fol. 73). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, (is. H(/. : Tlios. Wood, 1498 (A. 7, 3j. 
 St. Mildred.— L'lirht of St. Mildred, 6d. : Wm. Groos, or More, 
 l\m (A. I, 20) ; ^Vm. Ingram, l."303 (Con. 7, fol. 73). 
 
 Light of St. Mildred, 12d. : Tlios. Morley, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; 
 Wm. Stephen, rector, 1477 (A. 3, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Mildred, 20d. : Roger Eydley, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 Liglit of St. Mildred, G.s-. ^d. : Thos. Wood, 1 1.9S (A. 7, 3). 
 T/ie Bachelors Lii/ht. — To the Cross Light called the Bachelors 
 Light, 4r/. : Win. Ingram, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 73). 
 
 To the Cross Light of Bacheloi's, 4^/. : James Granton, 1515 
 (A. 12, IG). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Light of the Sepulchre of tlie SaA'iour, 40s. : 
 
 Koger Rydle, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 The Jesus JIa.'is. — To maintaining the Je.sus Mass in the Church, 
 my best cow: Kichard Harte, smith, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 To the Light of Jesus Mass, 4d. -. James Ganton, 1515 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 Varia. — To the work and reparation of the Nave of the Church, 
 and a new vestry [vestiarii,] 40s. : James Aylonde, 1486 (A. 4, 3). 
 To the Sacrament in St. Mildred's Church, my gold ring 
 Avhich is a round hoop, and of the which ring I will there be 
 made four knoppes for the canopy of lawn: Katherine Welles, 
 widow, 1512 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. PAXIL. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Paul in the yle before the Cross 
 in the south part of the Chm"ch : Richard lierne, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 36). 
 
 " Buried ii\ the Church under the stone that lieth afore the 
 door of the high Chancel, the which stone 1 have paid for": 
 Thos. Propehaunt, 1493 (Con. 4, fol. 31). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary in the Church before 
 the Image of Blessed Mary there: Edmund Hovvnden, vicar, 
 1498 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church beside tlie grave of John Hope, late 
 my hus])and : Eden Bishoppe, widow, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Paul: George Wendborne, 1532 
 (A. 19, 9). 
 The Rood.— L\g\it of Holy Cross, 20^^. : John Hope, 1480 (A. 3, 
 18). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8^. : Nicholas Broke, 1516 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of the Cross, IQd. : Thos. Banborowe, 1522 (A. 15, 6).
 
 62 TESTA MENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Liglit of the Cross, a quarter of bai'ley : Geon^e Wendborne, 
 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 The Cross in Chancel of Sf. Mary. — To the two Lights of the Cross, 
 the small cross and the cross on the south part of the Church, 
 to each Qs. Sd. : RiC' Berne, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 36). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the Chancel of St. Mary, 12<7. : 
 "Wm. Bishoppe, browderer. 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary before the 
 Image of Blessed Mary there : Edmund Hovvndeii, vicar, 1498 
 (A. 7, 9). 
 All Saints. — AVith all the faithful departed to be commemorated 
 at the Altar of All Saints : Edmund Hovynden, vicar, 1498 
 (A. 7, 9). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4td. : V¥m. Bishoppe, 
 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 
 To the Image of St. Christopher, a taper of 2 lbs. of wax for 
 two yeai'S: John Wilkinson, 1526 (A. 17, 6). 
 Corpus Christi. — To the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 2s. : John 
 
 Chambleyn, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 St. John the Evangelist. — Buried before the Altar of St. John the 
 
 Evangelist: John Hope. 1480 (A. 3, 18). 
 St. Kafherine. — Liglit of St. Katherine, Sd. : Wm. a Dane, mason, 
 1501 (A. 8,4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12d. : Cecyle Dane, 1504 (A. 9, 7). 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4(/. : Nicholas Broke, 1516 (A. 12, 
 14), and Eden Bishoppe, widow, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 The Sacrament. — Light of the Sacrament, 40s. : Kichard Berne, 
 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 36). 
 
 Light burning before the Sacrament, 12d. : Eoger Stace, 
 1479 (A. 3, 18). 
 
 Light of the Sacrament there, 20d. : Wm. Bishoppe, 1491 
 A. 5, 9). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of the Sacrament, 4'd. : Nicholas 
 Broke, 1505 (A. 12, 14). To the same Brotherhood Thos. Ban- 
 borowe gave 2s. in 1522 (A. 15, 6). 
 Varia. — To the Church, £10 to buy a new anti|)honal for the 
 Church and for the steyiis* [? stones! there to be new made : 
 John Hope, 1480 (A. 3,"lS). 
 
 To the Church, one set of vestments of green colour, chasuble, 
 cope, and two tuniclcs : Edmund Hovvnden, vicar, 1498 
 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 To a new pair of organs to serve God in the Church, Gs. 8d. 
 To the Church a piece of silver with a print in the midst, 
 to make with a Monstref to boar in the Sacrament upon Corpus 
 Christi day : Eic'i Cram, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 276). 
 
 * Docs tliis moiin the .stones of the pavomont before the Altar of St. John 
 the Evangelist, where he was l)uried ? 
 t Monstrance.
 
 EAST KENT. G3 
 
 CANTERBURY, ST. PETEE. 
 
 Buried in the Churcli at the west end before my pew : Alice 
 Higeleyn, 1-190 (A. 5, S). 
 
 liuried in the C'liancel of tlie Church : Jolm Colvns, rector, 
 1495 (A. 6,2). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary in the Church of St. Peter : 
 Stephen Barete, loOt (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Quier of the Church before the Image of 
 Our Lady there; my ex'ors to place over my gi*ave a stone 
 of five foot, with a sscripture of my name thereupon to be graven 
 in Laten, without any image thereupon to be fixed: Constance 
 Martvn, widow, 151 1- (A. 12, 11). 
 The iJook— Light of the High Cross, 20d. : Agnes Penter, 14G2 
 (A. 1, 6), and John Clere, \2(1. in 1520 (A. 14, 1). 
 
 Light of the Pitv of Our Lord, 4f/. : Alice Higelyn, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8), and Richard Basele, 1502 (A. 8, 1). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Ladv, Qd. : Richard Basele, cordener, 
 
 1502 (A- y, 1). 
 
 Our Lady of Pitif. — Light of our Lady of Pity, 5t/. : \Vm. Chilton, 
 
 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 St. Jb/<«.— Light of St. John, 20(/. : Agnes Penter, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 Light of St. John, 12^/. : John Clere, 1520 (A. 14, 1), and 
 Thos. Edward, 1525 (A. 16, 10). 
 St. John the Haptii^t. — Buried in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist 
 in the Church of St. Peter: Henry Swerder, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 69). 
 
 An altar cloth, price 3s. 4t?., to the altar of St. John \^sic\ : 
 Thos. Edward, 1525 (A. 16, 10). 
 St. Zw^e.— Light of St. Luke, 4^. : Wm. Chilton, 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 ,SV. Pe^er.— Light of St. Peter, 20^.: Agnes Penter, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 Light of St. Peter, 12f/. : Henry Swerder, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 69). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 3.?. 4rf. : Thos. Edward, 1525 (A. 16, 10). 
 J"<?s?<s.— Light of Jesus, 16f/. : Thos. Edward, 1525 (A. 16, 10). 
 Varia. — To the making of the new candlesticks of laton there about 
 the Herse for tapers to stand on, 20.>>-. : Alice Higeleyn, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Towards making the new Eoodioft in the Cl)urch, my silver 
 goblet: Constance Martyn, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 
 PnroKT OF St. G-regory. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Gregory the Po])e in Canterbury 
 near where my wife is buried, and gave to the Prior and Canons 
 5 marcs : John Garwynton of the parish of St. Andrew, 1464 
 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Belfrey of St. Gregory's beside the grave of 
 my husband : Alice Consaunt (widow of Thos. Consaunt the 
 elder) of the Hospital of St. John without the walls of Canter, 
 bury, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 78).
 
 64 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried iu the Church of St. Gregory next to Sybell my wife. 
 To the Convent of St. Gregory for my burial there, a chalice of 
 silver and gilt: Kob' Taillor'of St. Mary's, Northgate, 1524 
 (A. 16, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Gregory next unto my pre- 
 decessor Sir Edward Gyldford : Thos. Wellys, Prior of the 
 House of St. Gregory, Bishop of Sidon, 152G (Con. 14, fol. 156). 
 
 Our Lady. — A tajjer of 5 lbs. of pure wax to burn before tbe Image 
 of Blessed Mary in the Chapel of the same Blessed Mary in the 
 
 I Church of St. Gregory for one year : James Mody of St. Mary, 
 Northgate, 1472 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Buried in the nether yard of Our Lady Chapel in the Church 
 of St. Gregory: John Darell of St. Mary, Northgate, 1496 
 (A. 6, 6).. 
 
 St. Martin.^^WYieiS. in the Church of St. Gregory of Canons 
 Eegular before the window [fenestra] of St. Martin on the 
 north side of the Church : Geoffrev Holman of St. Mary, North- 
 gate, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 414). 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterhury. — To the Chapel of the Brotherhood of 
 St. Thomas the Martyr standing in the garden [iu orto] of 
 St. Gregory's, lijd. : Wm. Harry of St. Martin's, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 73). 
 
 Priort op the Holt Sepulchre. 
 
 Our Lady.—Ught of St. Mary, 12d. : Henry Chalker, 1482, who 
 desired to be buried in the churchyard of the parish [sicl 
 Church of Holy Sepulchre (A. 3, 26). Also Henry Scryvaner, 
 1482 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Buried in the Monastery [s/c] of Holy Sepulchre, 
 where it shall please the Lady Prioress of that place. To the 
 work of the Monastery, 4Us. My four messuages with appur- 
 tenances, in the parish of St. George in the Ward of Eedyngate, 
 remain to the Monastery of Holy Sepulchre for ten years, to 
 pray for my soul and for my burial there ; further to provide a 
 lamp to burn for ever before the Image of Blessed Mary of 
 Pity in the Nave of the same Monastery Church : John Hale, 
 senior, of St. George's, 1518 (A. 13, 4). 
 
 St. Giles.— Ught of St. Giles, 4d. : Henry Chalker, 1482 (A. 3, 
 26). 
 
 The Sepulchre. — Buried in the Church of Holy Sepnlchre, ibat is to 
 say, within the part before the Sepulchre. To the Prioress for 
 my grave, 6s. ^d. ; also a lymbek* to make a qualyte with a 
 great brass pot thereto: Joan Ridar, widow, of St. George's, 1522 
 (A. 14, 12). 
 
 Augustine Friars. 
 
 Buried in the Nave of the Church of tlie Augustine Friars: 
 John Brempe, of St. Andrew's parish, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 * " Lymbek " is the Old English for nn iilcmbeck. — Mollett's Dictionary of 
 Art and Archceoloyy.
 
 EAST KENT. 05 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Augustine, in the place 
 where I and Cristina late my wife arranged to be buried : 
 Wm. Bonington of St. George's, 1 1(54 (Con. 2, fol. 137). 
 
 J^iiried in the Nave of the Church of the Eriars Eremites 
 of the Order of St. Augustine, near the grave of Christian 
 llainer my friend: Win. Catbevy, carver, of St. George's, 1479 
 (A. ;3, h\). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Augustine, and gave 
 them o marcs for the repair of their Church : Simon Elegard, 
 clerk, of St. Paul's parish, 14S4 (Con. 2, fol. 57G). 
 
 Buried in the Ciiurch of the House of the Eriars Augustine : 
 Thos. Linsey, corvesir, of St. Andrew's parish, 1484 (A. 4, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church of tlie House of the Friars Augustine, 
 and gave to the reparation of the same House, 20.s'. : Eic'^ Dyne 
 of St. Gregory's [? George] parish, 1484 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Buried in the House [in domo] of the Friars Augustine, 
 near the grave of my father and mother: Wm. Eauiit of 
 St. Mary Bredin parish, 148o (Con. 3, fol. 70). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Augustine : Wm. Colsou 
 of St. George's parish, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 79). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Eriars Augustine on the south- 
 side of the Church ; and to the Priory for my burial, 0*-. 8^/. : 
 Wm. Aylard, smith, of St. George's parish, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Buried in the forcchurch of the Eriars Augustine : John 
 Courtemaii of St. Mary Bredman, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Buried in the l-'riai-s Augustine, next unto the burial of my 
 husband: Joan Courtemnn. Avidow, of St. Mary Bredman, 1511 
 (A. 12,1). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Eriars Austen, next the 
 Chapel of the parson of St. Andrew : Nicholas Barry of 
 St. George's, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 Buried in the body of the Church of the Friars Austen ; and 
 gave to them for his" burial, 10s. : Wm. Corall of St. George's, 
 1532 (A. 19, 12). 
 
 Buried at tlie Eriars Austen within the said city : Wm. 
 Geyre of St. Mary Magdalene, 1539 (A. 21, 8). 
 
 Buried at the Eriars Augustine in the City of Canterburv. 
 To the Prior of the same, 6s. Sd. ; and to tlie Convent, 20.s-., to 
 pray for my soul etc. : Lucas Gibbes bv will dated 8 Oct. 1539. 
 Proved 12 April 1543 (A. 22, 6). 
 Otir Lad//. — Buried in the Church of the Austen Finara by the 
 Image of Our Lady there, as Margaret my wife lieth : Eic"* 
 Stephinson of St. Mary Bredman, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 Our Lad;/ of Pity. — Buried in the body of the Church of the House 
 of the Eriars Augustine, before the Image of Our Lady of Pity 
 there. A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 Our Lady of Pity in the Church of the same Eriars at time of 
 mass and compline there to be said and sung: Isabel Walker, 
 widow, of St. Andrew, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 Buried in the body of the Church of the Friars Austen,
 
 66 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 before the Image of Our Lady of Pity there : "Wm. Corthoppe 
 of St. Margaret's, 1530 (A. 18, 11). 
 
 St. Didier. — "To the Altar of St. Didier in the Priars Augustine, 
 my little brevet mass-book covered with red leather": Didier 
 Bargier, rector of St. Andrew, 1504 (A. 9, G). 
 
 St. Erasmtos. — To the Brotherhood of St. Erasmus in the Friars 
 Augustine, two half lb. tapers of wax : AVm. Eiernour of 
 St. Margaret's, 1524 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 St. Katlierine. — Buried in the Church of the Augustine Friars of 
 Canterbury before the Image of St. Katherine, between my twa) 
 wives. To the repair of the Church, 20 marcs [£13 6s. 8f/.] : 
 "Wm. Haute, senior, of Bishopsbourne, 1402 (Con. 2, fol. 80). 
 
 Altar of Seal a Cell. — That Joan my wife shall keep in the Church 
 of the Austen Friars in Canterbury at the Altar of Scalaceli, 
 five Masses .... two of the Holy Ghost, and two of the Five 
 "Wounds, and one of Bequiem, for my soul, father, mother, 
 etc.: Eic'^ Sandisbiiry of Sittingbourne, 1521 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 "Ex'ors cause to be said for the health of my soul, three 
 Masses at the Altar or Altars of scala celi within the Augustines 
 of Canterbury : Margerie, widow of John Baylie of St. George's, 
 1522 (A. 15,4). 
 
 The Augustine Friars at Canterbury to say a trental of 
 Masses for my soul, and have 5s. ; also a priest say five Masses 
 at the Scala Celi Altar and have 20d. : Sir Nicliolas Hewys of 
 Monkton in Thanet [where buried], 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 143). 
 
 Varia. — To the Augustine Friars, for a new gate to be made, 40s. : 
 Eic«* Pargate of St. George's, 1457 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 BLACK FRIABS. 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Preachers of Canterbury, 
 and gave to them 20s. : Joan, dau. of Henry Knowght of 
 Thaniiigton, 1450 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Preachers : Agnes Baker 
 of St. Alphege, 1465 (Con. 2, fol. 153). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Preachers, to wliicli lie 
 gaveGs 8d. -. Thos. Baker of St. Alphege, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 255). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the J^'riars Pi-eachers : Boger 
 Breggeland, clerk, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 453). 
 
 Buried in the Cloister of the House of the Friars Preacliers, 
 near the grave of my son : Thos. Pony of St. Alphege, 1481 
 (Con. 2, fol. 515). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Friars Preachers : John Nasshe 
 of St. Alphege, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 94). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the I'riars Preachers: Nicholas 
 Boys of St. INlary Bredman, 1 187 (A. 4, 6). 
 Our Lady. — " Buried in the Church of the Friars Preachers before 
 the Jinnge of Our T^ad^^ at the north side of the same Chuivh." 
 To the same place for my grave to be made, 8 marcs [.i'5 ^ts. 8(/.]. 
 To the Prior of tjie same for a mortuary, 13s, 4c/. Friar John
 
 EAST KENT. 67 
 
 Rows to sinp; at Our Lady AHar for one year nftor my flocease 
 for my soul, and liavc £1: .loliu Walker of St. Andrew, 1.313 
 
 (^^•1-7). 
 Sf. James. — Buried in the Cliurch of the Friars Preachers, midway 
 between the Iniaires of St. James and St. Nicliohis in the Church. 
 To the House of Friars for my burying, Gs. 8r/., and to the 
 reparation of the place \_sic] of the Friars, Gs. 8J. : Thos. Grold- 
 smithe of St. Mary Bredman, 1498 (A. 7, '.\). 
 St. JV/cholan.— To tho Hnillicrliood of St. Nicholas, G*-. 8(/. : Wm. 
 Brown of St. Mary Magdalene, 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 
 " To the Brotherhood of St. Nicholas kej)t by the parish- 
 clerks of Canterbury, in the House of the Friars Preachers, 
 (is. 8f/." : liichard Cram of St. Paul's, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 27G). 
 
 "To the Broder Hedeof St. Nicholas in the Friars Preachers 
 of Canterburv, S.s-., on condition they help to bring my body to 
 the Church": James Burmond of St. Margaret's [where buried in 
 the nave], 1491 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 To the St. Nicholas Broiherhood holden in the Church of 
 the Friars Preachers, 10.s. : John Kusshelyn of St. Mary Mag- 
 dalene, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Nicholas holden in the Black 
 Friars, the parish clerks to bear me to Church, and that I be set 
 in their bederoll, lOi'. : John Whitlok of St. Alpliege's, 1503 
 (Con. 7, fol. 71). 
 Varia. — To the Friars Preachers for the reparation of their Church, 
 and to pray for my soul, £2 13s. A'd. : John Halden of Fordwich, 
 1493 (A. 5, 17). 
 
 To the reparation of the House of the Friars Preachers, lOs., 
 and there be given by my ex'ors among the Prior and Convent 
 of the sanie anotht r lOx. equally beiween them : Joan Hougham, 
 widow, of St. Martin's, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 38). 
 
 NoTK.— The Guild of Parish clerks was founded in 1233, 
 under the title of the Fraternity of St. Nicholas, which con- 
 tinued known as such until IGll, when it was re-incorporated 
 or more fully chartered. — Notes and Queries (10th Series, ii.), 
 1904. 
 
 GllEY FEIAES. 
 
 Buried in llie nave of the Church of the Friars Minor before 
 
 the High Cross : Margareta Cherche of St. Alphege, 1486 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 99). 
 
 Buried in the middle of the Nave of the Church of the Friars 
 
 Minor: Hamo Bele of All Saints, 1493 (A. 5, IG). 
 Our Lady. — To be buried before Our Lady's Altar in the Observant 
 
 Friars : Alexander Elyothe, priest of Sf. Mildred, 1524. (A. IG, 3). 
 St. Clement. — Buried within the Church of the Friars Minor, on the 
 
 north side, near the Altar of St. Clement : John Ford of St. 
 
 George's, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. IGO). 
 
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 68 TESTAIVIENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 EASTBEIDGE HOSPITAL. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Thomas of Canterbury. 
 
 Our Lady. — To the high altar of St. Mary of Eastbridge for a new 
 frontal, and one linen cloth for the altar, 10.s\ : Henry Newell, 
 chaplain of the Hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr in tlie Citv 
 of Canterbury, 147G (Con. 2. fol. ::I25). 
 
 Corpus Chrisfi. — To the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi INIass 
 holden in the Spital of St. Thomas in Canterbury, called East- 
 bridge, Ss. 4id. : Sir Henry liamsay of the parish of St. George, 
 1500 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 HOSPITAL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. John the Baptist, within the 
 Hospital of the same St. John the Baptist, without the North- 
 gate of Canterbury. To the Hospital of St. Jolm my Mass 
 Book in print, my vestment, chalice, mannual, and a fine sheet 
 for altar cloths. To the mending of the Steeple of the same 
 Hospital, 40s., and to a new Bell there. £4, the which £4 I 
 willed to the painting of St. James at St. Jacobs [Hospital] if 
 I had died there, which before my death I did revoke : Sir Wm. 
 Garnare, priest, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 116). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Hospital of St. John the 
 Baptist. She gave to the Hospital all my lauds in the parish of 
 Heme : Joan Horder, widow^, Sister of the Hospital, 1512 
 (Con. 10, fol. 144). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. John the Baptist before the 
 Chaucel door : Wm. Lydeser, Brother of the Hospital, 1539 
 (Con. 17, fol. 33). 
 
 Our Lady. — My ex'ors to make "as large a window at Our Lady Altar 
 of the foresaid Hospital, as now is at the high altar of the same 
 Hospital, to be glazed with such images or pictures as I shall 
 shew unto my ex'ors, and that to be done within two years after 
 my decease": John Hooper, gentleman, dwelling and inhabiting 
 within the Hospital of St. John without the Walls of Canter- 
 bury, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4d. : AVm. Lydeser, Brother of the 
 Hospital, 1539 (Con. 17, fol. 33). 
 
 ^S7. Barbara and St. James. — To the Lights of St. Barbara and 
 St. James, in the Church of the Hospital, two wax tapers of 
 Id.: Wm. Reede, Brother of the Hospital, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 
 139). 
 
 Sf. John. — The Cross. The Lamp. To each of these Lights, 
 4:d.: Wm. Lydeser, Brother of the Hospital, 1539 (Con. 17, 
 fol. 33). 
 
 Varia. — To the high altar according to the custom of tl)e House, 
 four tapers, also certain bread to the Hall : Gregory Piers, 
 Brotiicr of the Hospital, 1512 (Con. 18, fol. 41).
 
 EAST KENT. GO 
 
 To the Altar of St. John's House, two altar cloths, \vo<rth 8s. : 
 John Corneforde, a Brother of St. John's House [sic'} in Canter- 
 bury, 15.3(3 (Con. 2G, fol. 126). 
 
 CAPEL LE FERNE. 
 
 Dedicfil/on : St. Mary. — Buried in the churchyard of Capelle le 
 fame: Thon. Nico'll, 14S4 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church of .St. Mary Marige : John Gibbes of 
 Coombe in Polkestone, 1493 (A. 5, 7). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary Marge, otherwise 
 Capel le Earne : Giles Kicard, 150i) (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Buried in the churcliyard of St. Mary of Capell : John 
 Noble, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 
 Buried in the cluirchyard of Capelfanu' or St. -Mary Merge, 
 before the laud door : Kicli" Taylor, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Our Lady the Virgin and of 
 St. Mary Magdalene : John Stephiii, senior [who describes 
 hnnself as of the parish of St. Mary Magdalene, otherwise 
 CapelfarneJ, 1515 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Capell in the feme : 
 John Gibbes of Patrixbourne, 152G (A. 17, 10). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of bere [i.e., barley] or 
 
 4<d. : Ric'i Taylor, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 Our Lady. — Reparation of Blessed Mary in the said Chapel, a 
 cow : Thos. Nicoll, 1484 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a bushel of bere or 4c?. : Ric*^ Taylor, 
 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 (S*^. John the Uvanc/elist. — Reparation of the Tabernacle over St. John 
 the Evangelist in the Church of Capel, Os. ^d., and a seme of 
 wheat : Giles Ricard, 1509 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 To the Tabernacle of St. John the Evangelist, a seam of 
 wheat: John Noble, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 
 To the making of the Tabernacle of St. John the Evangelist, 
 20^;. : John Stephin, senior, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 Varia. — To the help of a new bell, Qs. Sr/. : John Noble, 1510 
 (A. 11, 10). 
 
 To the making of a new bell in the Church, 6s. Sd. : John 
 Stephin, senior, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 CHALLOCK. 
 
 Dedication: St. Cosnius and St. Damien. — Buried in the church- 
 yard of St. Cosmus and St. Damien, tlie Martyrs of Challok : 
 Thos. Essex, senior, 1460 (Con. 2, fol. 19). 
 
 Bnried in the Church before the High Cross: Sir Miles 
 Bayle, parish priest, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 148). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Cosmus and St. Damien : Sir 
 John Eyton, 1532 (Con. 15, fol. ISO).
 
 70 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Holy Trinity.— Light of Holy Trinity, M. : Wm. Hawker, 1473 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 255) ; Ariioid Lull, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 387) ; 
 
 Kobert Fowler, 1518 (Cou. 12, fol. 96) ; Ric'i Andrew, 1534 
 
 {Con. 15, fol. 220). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holy Cross, 4id. : Wm. Hawker, 1473 (Cou. 2, 
 
 fol. 255), Aruold Lull, 1478 (Cou. 2, fol. 387), Robert Eowler, 
 
 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 96), liic' Andrew, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 226), 
 
 and John Thurston, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 230). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 20d. : Thos. Trendehurst, 1509 (Con. 10, 
 
 fol. 102). 
 Our Lady.— Light of St. Mary, 2d. : John Smytheot, 1462 (Cou. 2, 
 
 fol. 61). 
 
 Light o? St. Mary, 4i. : A¥m. Hawker, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 
 
 255). 
 
 A lb. of wax to make two tapers, one before the Image of 
 
 St. Mary, and one before St. Katheriue : Joan, widow of Robert 
 
 Thurston, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 48). 
 Our Lady in the Xorth Ghanoel. —To the Imige of Our Lady in 
 
 the North Chaucel, a taper of wax, price Qd. : Stephen Hawker, 
 
 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 69). 
 St. Anne. — To the Image of St. Anue, a taper of wax, price Qd. : 
 
 Stephen Hawker, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 69). 
 
 Light, St. Anne, 4id. : Rob' Fowler, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 96). 
 *S7. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4/. : Ric'^ Andrew, 
 
 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 226). 
 St. Gosinus and St. Damien. — To the Light of St. Cosmus and 
 
 St. Damien, 4/i. : Thos. Essex, 1460 \Con. 2, fol. 19), and 
 
 Arnold Lull, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 387). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. before the Image of St. Cosmus and 
 
 St. Damien : Joan, widow of Robert Thurstou, 1503 (Cou. 7, 
 
 fol. 48). 
 
 Li^i^ht of St. Cosmus and Sl. Damieii, 20(/. : Thos. Trende- 
 
 hurst,°1509 (Con. 10, fol. 102). 
 St. George. — Light of St. Greorge, 4t?. : RiC^ Audrew, 1534 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 226). 
 St. (?i76'6-.— Light of St. Giles, M. -. John Smytheot, 1462 (Cou. 2, 
 
 fol. 61); Wm. Hawker, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 225), and Rob' 
 
 Fowler, 15 L8 (Con. 12, fol. 96). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdale le, 20 J. : Thos. 
 
 Treudehurst, 1509 (Cou. 10, fol. 102). 
 St. ThomiH the Martyr.— Li^t of St. Thomas tlie Martyr, kl. : 
 
 Wm. Thurston, 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 509), and John a Dane, 1491 
 
 (Cou. 3, fol. 277). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, id. : Stephen Hawker, 1499 (Cou. 5, 
 
 fol. 69) ; Rob' Fowler, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 96). 
 Eaater Sepulchre. — A taper of 1 lb. before the Sepulchre at 
 
 Easter: Joan, widow of Rob' Thurston, 1503 (Cou. 7, fol. 
 
 48). 
 Varia. — To tliu muudiug of the Rood, 40s. Reparation of the body 
 
 of the Church, 13a-. 4id. To the Church walls to be amended,
 
 EAST KENT. 71 
 
 13.V. id. Towanls ])uyiiig a new Bell, 40s. : Tlios. Trendehurst, 
 1509 (Con. 10, ful. 102). 
 
 To tlie lending of the Church on the south side, £10: 
 lSte[)hen Hawker, 1500 (Con. 5, t'ol. 09). 
 
 CHAETNG. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in tlie churchyard of 
 the Church of the Apostles Peter and. Paul of Cheeryugge : 
 Henry atte Downe, 1896 (Con. 1, fol. 5). 
 
 Buried in the cliurchyard of 8t. Peter and St. Paul : AVra. 
 Graunge, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 81). 
 
 Buried in the Church porch, and a stone to be laid over me, 
 with a scripture of brass ; and to pave the residue of the porch : 
 John Geffrey, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 202). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Charing ; and I will have an honest 
 stone for my father and me : Bobei't Pende, 1545 (Con. 20, 
 fol. 7). 
 The Trinity. — Light of the Holy Trinity, 2d. : Thomas Pannshurst, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 240). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 12f/. : Amy, widow of Wm. Brentt, 
 151(3 (Con. 12, fol. 7). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 20d. : Thomas Penyll, 1518 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 92). 
 
 For wax to burn at the Trinity Altar at mass time thei*e, 
 Vld. : Eobert Pende, 1545 (Con. 20, fol. 7). 
 The Rood. —To the Light of Holy Cross in the Church, £8 G.«. S(/., 
 that the parishioners agree and make a Brotherhood of the 
 aforesaid Light within a year after mv death : John de Hacche, 
 14G8 (Con. 2, fol. 185). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 4^. : Thos. Pannshvu'st, 1473 
 (Con. 2, fol. 240) ; Florence Hal den, widow, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 
 847), and liich^ Bachelor, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 46). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 12(^.: Wm. Graunge, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 8 1). 
 
 To tlie Trendyll before the Bood, id. : Thos. Gibson, 1518 
 (Con. 12, fol. 101). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — -Buried in the Chapel of Blessed Mary 
 within the Chiu'ch of Charrynge: Henry Colbache, vicar, 1414 
 (Con. 1, fol. 80). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul of Charing, 
 before the door of the new Chapel of St. Mary there, where 
 no body from ancient time has been buried. To the Light of 
 St. Mary in the new Chapel, 15d.: John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 94). 
 
 "To be buried within the Chapel of l)ur Lady of my t)wn 
 edification in the Church of Charing " : Amy, widow of Wm. 
 Brent, 1516 (Con. 12, fol. 7). 
 
 For wax to burn at Our Lady's Altar, 12(/. : Rob' Pende, 
 1545 (Con. 20, fol. 7).
 
 72 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, 12d. -. Roger Beteson, vicar, 1460 
 
 (Con. 2, fo]. 4) ; John de Hacche, 1468 (Con. 2, fol. 185). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light of Pity and Compassion, which has the 
 Blessed Yirgm at her Son's Passion and Burial, 12(Z. : Eoger 
 Beteson, vicar, 1460 (Con. 2, fol. 4). 
 
 Light of St. Mary of Pity, 4f/. : Thos. Pannshurst, 1473 
 (Con. 2, fol. 240); Florence Halden, widow, 1477 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 347). 
 
 Light of the Compassion of Blessed Mary, 4f/. : Ric'^ 
 Bachelor, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 46). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, I2d. -. Amy, widow of "Wm. 
 Brentt, 1516 (Con. 12,' fol. 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 20^^. : Thos. Penyll, 1518 (Con. 
 
 12, fol. 92). 
 
 Assumption of Our Lady. — Light of the Assumption of Blessed 
 
 Marv, 4rf. : Florence Halden, widow, 1477 (Con. 2, fol. 347), 
 
 and Richard Bachelor, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 46). 
 
 St. ^/me.— Light of St. Anne, M. : John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 
 fol. 94). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 3c?. : John Brent, 1505 (Con. 
 
 8, fol. 94). 
 ^S"^. Christopher. — liight of St. Christopher, 2d. : Roger Beteson, 
 vicar, 1460 (Con. 2, fol. 4), Thos. Pannshurst, 1473 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 240), Florence Halden, widow, 1477 (Con. 2, fol. 347), 
 and John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 94). 
 ,S'^. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Ric** 
 Bachelor, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 46). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, M. : John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 94) ; John Swan, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 137). 
 St. George.— Light of St. George, 3d. : John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 
 fol. 94). 
 St. James.— To be buried before the Altar of St. James, and to the 
 Li«''ht of St. James, 20d. : John de Hacche, 1468 (Con. 2, fol. 
 185). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2d. : Thos. Pannshurst. 1473 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 240) ; Florence Halden. widow, 1477 (Con. 2, fol. 347) ; 
 Thos. Gibson, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 101) ; John Swan, 1526 
 (Con. 14, fol. 137). 
 St. John.— Light of St. John. 2d. : John Swan, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 137). 
 
 To the painting of St. John in the Roodloft, 3s. 4:d. : John 
 Geffrey, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 202). 
 St. John the Baptist.— Light of St. John the Baptist, 3^/. : John 
 Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 94). 
 
 Light of St. John the liaptist, 12^/. : Amy, widow of Wm. 
 Brentt, 1516 (Con. 12, fol. 7). 
 St. Kafhcrine.— Light of St. Katharine, 2d. : Thos. Pannshurst, 
 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 240). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a taper of 1 ll>. of wa.\ ; Kic'' Bachelor, 
 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 46).
 
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 >Sl. JIar(/are/.—lj\<^hi of St. Margaret, 'id.: .Iulm Jirent, 1505 
 
 (Con. 8, fol. n-ij. 
 SL Man/ MiK/daJeiir.—lA^^hi of St. Mary Magdalene, 3</. : Joliii 
 
 Bren't, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 94). 
 *S'^. Michael. — Li^ht of St. Michael, ''\<I. : iioger Beteson, vicar, 1460 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 4), Tho.s. Pannshurst, 1473 (Con. L', fol. 240), and 
 
 John Brent, 1505 {Con. S, fol. 04). 
 St. jY/c-Ao/r/s.— Jjight of St. Nicholas, '.id.: Roger Beteson, vicar, 
 
 1460 (Con. 2^ fol. 4), and Thos. Pannshurst, 1473 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 240). 
 St. Osi/the.— Light of St. Sithe, >kl.: John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 
 fol. 94). 
 St. Peter and St. Paul. — Light of the Apostles Peter and Panl, in 
 
 whose honour the Church is dedicated, 12^/. : Koger Beteson, 
 
 1460 (Con. 2, fol. 4). 
 
 Light of St. Peter and St. Paul, 2d. : Thos. Pannshurst, 
 
 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 240), an<l John Swan, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 
 
 137). 
 
 Light of the Apostles Peter and Paul, \2d. : John Brent, 
 
 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 94), and Amy, widow of Wni. Breut, 1516 
 
 (Con. 12, fol. 7). 
 St. Sebastian. — Light of St. Sebastian, 2d. : AVilliam Graunge, 
 
 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 31). 
 St. Stephen. — Light of St. Stephen, 3^^. : John Brent, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 
 fol. 94). 
 St. Thomas. — My ex'ors gilt the Image of St. Thomas in the Kood- 
 
 loft, and the tabernacle that he standeth in : Thos. (xibson, 
 
 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 101). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 2d. : John Swan, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 
 
 137). 
 Varia.— To the work of the new tower [opus novi canipanilis], £20, 
 
 if it be begun within seven yeai's after my deatli. To the 
 
 painting of the covering of the font, 6s. ^d.: John de Haeche, 
 
 1468 (Con. 2, fol. 185). 
 
 To making a new bell, 6.s\ Hd. : Ric'' Bachelor, 1502 (Con. 7, 
 
 fol. 46). 
 
 To the work of the new bell-tower, 13a\ 4id. : John Brent, 
 1505 (Con. 8, fol 94). 
 
 To the Church a torch, price 6s. 8(/. : Amy, widow of AVm. 
 Brentt, 1516 (Con. 12, fol. 7). 
 
 To the gilding of the Roodloft, 20(/. : Thos. Penyll, 1518 
 (Con. 12, fol 92): 
 
 To the gilding of the Roodloft, 12(/. : Wm. (Iraunge, 1519 
 (Con. 12, fol. 31). 
 
 To the Parish Church of Cliarring. a chalice of 60s. : Thos. 
 Aycliff of Mihon ne.xt Sittingbourne, 1529 (A. Ls, 9). 
 
 To the floweringe of the loftes of the Steeple, and for 
 making of doors and windows there, 20s. : Rob'' Prude, 1545 
 (Con. 20, fol. 7). 
 
 To the new Steeple there, £10: John Ive, 1479 (A. 1, . .).
 
 H TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To tlie making of tlie Steeple there, 10 marcs as tlie work 
 therof ariseth : Snnon Pejjys, 1483 (A. 1, . .). 
 
 To tlie work of the Steeple, 40*. : Margaret Movie, 1491 
 (Con. 3, fol. 349). 
 
 Buried in the belfry of the Church, and towards making the 
 west door in the Church, Gs. 8d. : Nicholas Baldock, 1537 
 (Con. 15, fol. . .). 
 
 CH A ELTON (xeae Dovek). 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter [according to tradition St. Peter and St. 
 
 Paul]. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter of Charlton: 
 
 John Bekiuden, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 140), and "Wm. Grerman, 
 
 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 115). 
 The Pood. — Light of Holy Cross, 4J. : John Bekinden, 1497 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 140), Wm. German, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 115), and 
 
 Joan Oared, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 5). 
 Our Ladt/. — Light of Blessed Mary, one ewe : John Brekinden, 
 
 1497 (Con. 4. fol. 140). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12^.: Wm. German, 1518 (Con. 12, 
 
 fol. 115). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4(/. : Joan Gared, 1524 (Con. 14, 
 
 fol. 5). 
 St. Peter.— Ught of St. Peter, 4d. : John Bekinden, 1497 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 140), Wm. German, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 115), and Joan 
 
 Gared, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 5). 
 Varia. — One of my best timbers to the reparation of the Steeple 
 
 there, and three clothys [lumps of clods] of lead to be shotten 
 
 and laid at my cost upon ihe Church : AYm. German, 1518 (Con. 
 
 12, fol. 115). 
 
 GEE AT CHAET.* 
 
 Dedication .- Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 Great Chart: John Golding, 145G (A. 1, 1), and John Adcmond, 
 1462 (A. 1, G). 
 
 Buried in the Church-porch of Great Chart : Walter 
 Shctcrcnden, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Eood, ;inder the Herse. 
 To the Eood Light, 4d. : Edward Eowle the elder, 1546 
 (A. 24, 6). 
 The Triniti/. — Buried in the Churcli at the door of the Cliancel of 
 Holy Trinity, on the west side near the tomb of Alice late my 
 wife: Eoger Twysden, 1464 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 IJ^diJ (.F Ho'ly Trinity, 4r/. : .I<dni (iolding, 1456 (A. 1, 1), 
 Jolui Ademond, 1462 (A. 1, 6;, John Eryght, 1472 (A. 2, 6), 
 
 * Soo Archceologia Canliana, Vol. XXVI., pp. 91 — 118.
 
 JEAST KENT. 75 
 
 Edmund Davey, 150!) (A. 11, ;i), imd Edwjird IJiikiiaiii (A. 12, 
 
 IJuried ill the C'liaiR-cl ot ilic Holy Trinity* of (fi-eat Cliart, 
 before the linage ot" Ihe Ilolv 'J'rinity : John Guldwell of J5id- 
 deuden, 1499 (A. 7, (J). 
 The liooiL — hvj}\\ of tlie Cross, 4</. : John Ademond, 14(32 (A. 
 1, G); Stephen Wolton, 1472 (A. 2, G) ; Edmund Uavey, 1509 
 (A. 11, 3). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, Vld. : Wm. Davey, 1479 (A. 8, 
 14) ; \Vm. Sharp, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of the Kood, a taper of a lb. of wax : Isabel! Pope, 
 1505 (A- 10, 2). 
 Ou)' Ladi/.— Light of St. Mary, 4J. : John Golding, 1|.50 (A. 1, I). 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the high Ciiancel, Gd. : 
 Wm. Davey, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a taper of half a lb. of wax : Joan 
 Dowle, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2d. : Edmund Davey, 1509 (A. 11, 3). 
 Light of St. Mary in tlie Chaneel, 4r/. : Edward Buknam, 
 1515 (A- 12, IG). 
 Our Lady of P«7//.— Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, G(/. : Wm. 
 Davey, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, a taper of a 11). of wax : Isabell 
 Pope, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Mary of Pity, 2d. : Edmund Davey, 1509 
 (A. 11, 3) ; Edward Buknam, 1515 (A. 12, IG). 
 Our Lady in Chancel of St. John the Baptid.—VA'^xt of Blessed 
 Mary in the Chaneel of St. John, 4(/. : Stephen Woltou, 1472 
 (A. 2, G) ; John Eright, 1472 (A. 2, G) ; Wm. Davey, 1479 
 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary and St. John the 
 Baptist, in the Church of (Ireat Chart before the altar in the 
 same Chancel. To each Light in the Church, 2d. : Win. I'owle, 
 1494 (Con. 4, fol. IGG). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist, 
 2d. : Edmund Davey, 1509 (A. 11, 3). 
 St. Christopher. — Jjight of St. Christoplier, 2d. : Edward Buknam, 
 
 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, 2c?. : Edmund Davey, 1509 
 
 (A. 11, 3) ; Edward Buknam, 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. Jl^rasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 2(/'. : Edward Buknam, 1515 
 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James of Mardall, 6(/. : Edw ar.l Buknam, 
 
 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. John.— Light of St. .John, 2d. : Stephen Wolton, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 St. John the Baptist (see above under Our Lady). — Light of St. John 
 the Baptist, Gd. : Lawrence Catelott, 1469 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 * The South Chapel is kuowu as the Goldwull Chapel, I'roiu heiug the burial 
 place of that family.
 
 ?6 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4d. : John Golding, 1456 
 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 12d. : Wm. Sharp, 1499 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 Sf. Katlierine. — Light of St. Katherine, M. : James Smyth, 1496 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8^. : Wm. Sharp, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Ivatherine, a taper of half a lb. of wax: Joaa 
 Dowle, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 8r/. : Wm. Sharp, 1499 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 2d. : Edmund Davey, 1509 (A. 11, 3) : 
 Edward Buknam, 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. Mrrrc/aret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4^^. : Stephen Wolton, 1472 
 (A. '2, 6) ; Edmund Davey, 1509 (A. 11, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, a taper of half a lb. of wax : Joan 
 Dowle, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. mchoJas.—lj\g\\t of St. Nicholas, 8^.: Wm. Sharp, 1499 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. -. Edmund Davey, 1509 (A. 11, 3), 
 and Edward Buknam, 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. Sonday. — Light of St. Sonday, a taper of a lb. of wax : Isabell 
 Pope, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 Light of Holy Saviour, 2d. : Edward Buknam, 1515 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 The Herse.—Ugh.t of the Herse, 12(/. : Wm. Sharp, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 To the Herse, 4 tapers of 11 lbs. of wax : Joan Dowle, 1500 
 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Hood, under the Herse : 
 Edward Eowle the elder, 1546 (A. 24, 6). 
 Varia. — Buried in the churchyard on the south side of the Cliuich 
 under the yew there <j;rowing. To making a new window iia 
 the Church!^ 13s. 4c?. To the making of a new high camera for 
 the chief cross of the Church being made now, five marcs, if the 
 work within five years after my death be finished : Thos. Crouch, 
 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 LITTLE CHART. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary. — Buried in the Church of Little Chart, 
 
 before the Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary: Thos. Smith, 
 
 1431 (Con. 1, fol. 20). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard of St. Mary of Little Chart: John 
 
 Usbarne, 1467 (A. 1, 4)." 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Blesseil Mary at Chart : Wm. 
 
 Moncure, rector, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 The Trinity.— U»\\t of the Trinity, 2d.: Rob* Bishoppe, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 4). 
 The iilflrW. —Light of Holv Cross, 4^/. : John Usbarne, 1167 (A. 1, 
 
 4;, and John VN^cldysh," 1473 (A. 2, 6).
 
 EAST KE^'T. 77 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Gd. : \Vm. Moncurc, rector, 1474 
 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Li.^lit of Holy Cross, 2d.: Kob' Bislioj.pc, LjOI (A. 8, 4). 
 Our Loiiij.— Light of Blessed Mary, 4t/. : .loliii Usbanie, 1407 
 (A. 1,"4). 
 
 Li-ht of 8t. Mary, 20d. : Ricliard Adam, 147:i (A. 2, 9). 
 Liglit of Our Lady, 2d. : Eob' Bislioppe, l-'.ul (A. 8, 4). 
 St. Christopher.— LV^hi^oi St. Christopher, Ad.: John Weldysh, 
 
 1473 (A. 2, G) ; Wm. Moneure, rector, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : liob' 13ishoppe, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 >SV. J^oAh.— Light of St. John, Id. : John Bacon, 1495 (A. 7, 8). 
 8t. Xatheritie.— Light of St. Katherine, id. : John Usbarne, 1467 
 (A. 1, 4), and John Weldysh, 1473 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, (id. : Wm. Moneure, rector, 1474 
 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Eob^ Bishoppe, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 St. Mnrgaret. — Light of St. Margaret, Gc/. : A\^m. Moneure, rector, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 St. Stephen.— L\ght of St. Stephen, 2d. : Eob* Bishoppe, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 4). 
 Yaria. — To the high altar a set of vestments of white damask, and 
 
 a cope of green colour: Tlios. Smith, 1431 (Con. 1, fol. 20). 
 Keparation of the Bell tower, 10*-. : Wm. Moneure, rector, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 CHAET (near Suttox Yallakce). 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael .—BwrieA in the churchyard of St. Rlichael 
 the Archangel of Chart: Wm. Lambe, 1470 (A. 1, 10), and 
 John Donmowe, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Michael of Chart near 
 Sutton Yallence : John Lested, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 The Rood.— Light of Holv Cross, 2a-. : John at Parke, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 71). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, A^d.: John Lested. 1474 (A. 2, 
 13), John Donmowe, 1473 (A. 2, 8), and John Knobbe, 1500 
 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 To the Kood Light, Gs. Sd. : James Bray, 1506 (A. 10. 5). 
 Our Xr/f^?/.^ Light of St. Mary, a lb. of wax : Alice, widcw^ of 
 Michael Merden, 1461 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, Gd. : John at Parke, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 71). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, a taper of 1 lb. to burn for one 
 year : Eob* Mascall, 1464 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 To the painting of the Image called Great Mary, Gs. 8d.: 
 James Bray, 150() (A. 10, 5). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4(/. : John at Parke, 
 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 71) ; Bob' Mascall, 1462 (A. 1, 5) ; John 
 Lested, 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; John Donmowe, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : John Knobbe, 1500 (A. 7, 9).
 
 78 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Jb/i??.— Light of St. John, 4d. : John Lested, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 St. John the £aj)tist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4d. : John 
 at Parke, 1462 (Con.' 2, foL 71), and Wm. Lambe, 1470 
 (A. 1, 16). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, Gd. : John at Parke, 1462 
 (Con. 2, foL 71). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, half a lb. of wax : Eob' Maseall, 
 1464 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, M. : Thomas Bukherst, 1503 
 (A. 8, 12). 
 St. Margaret.— JAg\\t of St. Margaret, 6^. : John at Parke, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 71). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, h lb. of wax : Eob* Maseall, 1464 
 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : John Potter, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 ;SV. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a lb. of wax : 
 Alice Merden, widow, 1461 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene, ^d. : John at Parke, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 71). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a taper of 1 lb. : Stephen 
 Evete, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael the Archangel, a lb. of wax : 
 Alice, widow of Michael Merden, 1461 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Michael of Chart, a taper of 1 lb. : Stephen 
 Evete, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of St. JNJichael the Archangel, Gd. : John at Parke, 
 
 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 71), and John Knobbe, 1500 (A, 7, 9). 
 
 St. Nicholas.— Jjight of St. Nicholas, 4^. : John at Parke, 1462 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 71) ; Rob* Maseall, 1464 (A. 1, 5) ; John Lested, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; John Lnnbery, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 St. Osi/th. — Two yards of linen cloth to hang before St. Margaret 
 
 and St. Sithe: Margaret Lambe, 1516 (A. 13, 1). 
 St. Stephen. — To the Image of St. Stephen, 12c/. : John Bray, 1506 
 
 (A. 10, 5). 
 Varia. — To buy a basin to hang before the High Cross, Ss. 4d. : 
 Steidien Evete, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Twelve yards of new linen cloth to make three altar cloths, 
 or (Ose albs. To the painting of Ihe Trinity over the soiiili dooy 
 in the jiorch of tlie Clmrcli, 2()r/. : Margiii'et Ivanibc, 151(5 
 (A. 13, L). 
 
 CHAKTHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 
 Chartham, near the grave of mv husband : Edith, relict of .John 
 
 Pontowc, 1171. (A. 2, 13). 
 The Hood. — To the Liglit of Holy Cross in llie Koddlol't, a nicasui-e 
 
 of barley : Kobert Awbrey, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 To th(; Cross Light in the high Roodloft, Gd. : Denysc Obery, 
 
 1500 (A. 7, 8).
 
 EAST KENT. 79 
 
 To the strekintj; ot" tlie Treiidlc lian^iii^ before the liood, a 
 st'aiii (if hai'Icy: .loliii Austen, ]o84 (C(tii. 1C>. fol. 80). 
 Our l.ddi/. — l.if^lit of J^li'ssetl Marv, two (|iiaii(i s (jf liai-lcv : Win. 
 Jirinklionie, 1-171 (Con. 2, fol. 20()). 
 
 Liglit of Our Lady in llic choir, 12r/., and to maintain the 
 same Liyht, a cow evermore : Jolin J'yrs, 111)0 (A. 5, 14). 
 
 To everv Beam Light of Our Lady in tlie C'liancel, 1^/. : W'm. 
 Warkope, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the high choir, iiJ. : Denyse Obery, 
 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Chancel, 2 lbs. of wax : John 
 Farbrace, 1533 (A. 19, 14). 
 Onr Lady in the Nave. — To the Light of Our Lady in the body of 
 the same Church, iSd. : John Helar, 1518 (A. 13, 10) [sec 
 under St. Giles]. 
 Our Lady of Pity. — To the Jiight of Our Lady of Pity m the 
 choir,' 4rf.: Denyse Obery, 15U0 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 To either of Our Lady's Lights in the Chancel, %d. : John 
 Helar, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 2 lbs. of wax : John Farbrace, 
 1533 (A. 19, 14). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, Qd. : Simon Fagge, 1533 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 64). 
 ;SV. Christopher.- — Light of St. Christopher, (jd. : John Pyrs, 1490 
 (A. 5, 14); Wm. Bolle, 1510 (A. 11, 4); Simon Fagge, 1533 
 (Con. 16, fol. 64). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, M. : Denyse Obery, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, kl. : Denyse Obery, 1500 
 
 (A. 7, 8) ; Simon Fagge, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 64). 
 St. Oeorye. — Light of St. Greorge, 6c?. : Simon Fagge, 1533 (Con. 16, 
 
 fol. 64). 
 St. Giles. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to Our Lady in St. Griles' 
 Chapel. To St. Giles, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Simon Fagge, 
 1533 (Con. 16, fob 64). 
 St. John.— Ught of St. John, (nl. : Wm. Bolle, 1510 (A. 11, 4). 
 *S7. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : Chris- 
 
 lopher Gibbs, 1500 (A. 7, 5). 
 SI. Kiillicrine. — Liglit of St. Kalhcrine, (W/. : Simon l''agge, 1533 
 
 (Con. 16, fol. 64). 
 St. M.ar(iaret.—\:\^\t of St. Margaret, \d. -. Wm. Warkope, 1497 
 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, (Jd.: Wm. Bolle, 1510 (A. 11, 4), and 
 Simon Fagge, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 64). 
 5^^. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, two quarters of barley : Wm. 
 Brinkborne, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 206). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 6d. : Simon Fagge, 1533 (Con. 16, 
 fol. 64). 
 St. Peter. — Ui!,ht of St. Peter, (yd. : AVm. Bolle, 1510 (A. 11, 4). 
 
 To the Liglit of St. Peter ot" Chartluun, 2*/. : John llorseley 
 of Harbaldowue, 1531 (A. 19, 4).
 
 80 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, two quarters of barley: "Wm. 
 
 Brinkborne, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 206). 
 Varia. — To the bell tower of Chartham, 6s. 8(7. : Edith, relict of 
 John Pontowe, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Eeparatioii of the steeple, 6s. 8^. : John Pyrs, 1490 (A. 5, 14). 
 
 Towards renewing of a Bell in the Steeple of the Church, 
 my great brass pot : Denyse Obery, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 To the making of a door on the south side of tb.e Church, 
 whensoever they do make it, 5s. To the tyling of the Church, 
 10s. : John Farbrace, 1533 (A. 19, 14). 
 
 CHEEITON.* 
 
 Dedication: St. Ifartin. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Martin 
 
 of Chyriton : Isabelle Norvs, widow, 1463 (A. 1, 8). 
 The Trinifi/.—U^ht of Holy Trinity, 12(/. : Eobert Oswoid, 1484 
 (A. 3, 29). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, a bushel of barley : Peter Alkeham, 
 1511 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 8(/. : Thos. Jacobbe, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, four bushels of barley: Wm. Chapman, 
 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 77). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Isabelle 
 Norys, widow, 1463 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of the Cross, a bushel of barlev : Peter Alkeham, 1511 
 (A. 12,4). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 40^7. : Thos. Wortnell, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : Isabelle Norys, 
 widow, 1463 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 4^7. : Wm. Hobday, 1469 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 12d. : Robert Oswoid, 1484 (A. 3, 29). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Martin of Cheringtune, before 
 the Image of the Glorious Virgin Mary, and a priest to celebrate 
 at the Altar of same Blessed Virgin Mary, for my soul, parents, 
 etc., for eight years, and have ten marcs : John Shapman, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 A Taper of 2 lbs. of wax before Our Lady in the Chui'ch for 
 
 ever, to be found out of mv Manor of Enbroke : Peter Alkeham, 
 
 1511 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 St. Kalherine. — Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley: Isabelle 
 
 Norys, widow, 1463 (A. 1, 8), and Peter Alkeham, 151 f (A. 12, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4r7. : Wm. Hobday, 1409 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of St Katherine, 1 2d. : Pobcrt Oswoid, 1484 (A. 3, 29). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Katherine, and to tlie Light of 
 St. Katherine, half a quarter of bai'ley : I'hos Jacobbe, 1518 
 (A. 13, 7). 
 
 * See Archoeologia Cantiana, Vol. XVIIL, pp. 353 — 68.
 
 EAST KENT. Rl 
 
 T3uned in the Church of 8t. Martin of Chcriton, in St. Kathe- 
 rine's Chancel under the stole [sicl that I am wont for to sit 
 whoi T am in the Church : Wm. Chapman, 1583 (Con. 16, 
 fol. 77). 
 St. JMariin. — Tjight of St. Martin, four bushels of barley : Wm. 
 TTobdav, U(59 (A. I, 12), and Wm. Chapman, 1533 (Con. 16, 
 fol. 77). 
 
 Li^dit of St. Martin, \2d. -. Robert Oswold, 1484 (A. 3, 29). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, iOJ. : Thos. Wortnill, 1517 (A- 13, 2). 
 
 To the buyinc; a tabernacle for St. Martin, 20s. : Thos. 
 Jacobbe, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 Varia. — To the making of the new beam in Our Lady's Chancel, 
 40(1. To the mending of the way from St. Enswith Chap(d and 
 Colerspond, 26.s-. 8*/. :' Thos. Wortnill, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 CHILHAM. 
 
 Jjedication : Onr Laihj. — To be buried in the churchyard of the 
 Parish Church of the Assumption of St. jNIary of Chilham : 
 Simon Finys, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Blessed Mary of Chilham : Wm. 
 Mexstede, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, two bushels of barley : Simon 
 Finys, 1473 (A. 2, 8). ' 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the nave, four bushels of barley : 
 John Stamford, 1482 (A. 3, 25). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8</. : Robert 1 Talis, 1494 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Nicholyn Hardford, 
 1494 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Light of the Cross in the high Rood-loft, 2d. : Wm. Adam, 
 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 The Rood of P»Vy.— Light of Holy Cross of Pity, 20d. -. Robert 
 Baker, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of the Rood of Pity, Gd. : Robert AVHiite, 1492 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 Light of the Cross of Pitv, a bushel of barley: Nicholyn 
 Hardford, 1494 (A. 5, 20). " 
 
 Light of the Cross of Pity, 2d. : Wm. Adam, 1501 (A. 8, 0). 
 
 To the Pity of Our Lord the Cross Light, the which standeth 
 in the body of the Church, 3(/. : John Pyme, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light of the Cross of Pity, 4(/. : John Wyborn, 1536 
 (A. 20, 9). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, one bushel of barley : Simon 
 Finys' 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chancel, half a bushel of barley : 
 Roger Harry, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 3s. 4c?. : Robert Baker, 
 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of Blessed INIary in the choir, two bushels of barley : 
 John Stamford, 1482 (A. 3, 25). 
 

 
 82 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the high Chancel, 4:d. : Eobert Halis, 
 1494 (A. 5, 20), and John Pyme, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the choir, Scl. : Christopher Sharpe, 
 1505 (A. 9, 4). ■ 
 
 Assumption of Our Lady. — Light of the Assumption of Our Lady, 
 
 8 J. : Eob^ White, 1492 (A. 5, 15). 
 St. Anne. — Buried within the Chapel of St. Anne, within the parish 
 Church of Chilham : Eobert Scatergoode, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 
 327). 
 St. Jolui the Baptist.— 'Buried in the Church in the Chancel of 
 St. John the Baptist before the Altar : Christopher Sharpe, 
 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, half a bushel of barley : 
 Simon Finvs, 1473 (A. 2, 8), and Roger Harry, 1476 (A. 2, 
 19). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 3s. Ad. -. Robert Baker. 1481 
 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 12d. : Robert White, 1492 
 (A. 5, 15). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : Nicholyn 
 Hardford, 1494 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4.d. : John AS^yborn, 1536 (A. 20, 9). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Mawdelyu, 4c?. : Robert 
 White, 1492 (A. 5, 15), and John Wyborn, 1536 (A. 20, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Mawdelyn, a bushel of barlev : Nicholvn 
 Hardford, 1494 (A. 5, 20). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael the Archangel, 12f/. : Robert 
 Baker, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, Ad. : Robert White, 1492 (A. 5, 15) ; 
 John AVyborn, 1536 (A. 20, 9). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 2 lbs. of wax : Robert Baker, 
 
 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 ;Sf^. Peter.— Light of St. Peter, 6d. : Robert White, 1492 (A. 5, 15), 
 and John Wyborn, 1536 (A. 20, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Nicholyn Hardford, 
 1494 (A. 5, 20). 
 The Sacrament. — Light of the Lamp burning before the Sacrament, 
 half a bushel of barley : Roger Harry, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of the Lamp before the glorious Sacrament in the 
 choir, two bushels of barley for malt : John Stamford, 1482 
 (A. 3, 25). 
 
 Light of the Lamp before the Sacrament, 12d. : Robert 
 White, 1492 (A. 5, 15). 
 The Herse. — Light called the Herse, half a bushel of barley : Roger 
 Harry, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 3s. 4d. : Robert Baker, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 The Light which is ])re])ared in the nave of the Clnirch for 
 the souls of all the failht'iil (I('|)arted, callccl 1h(^ Herse, four 
 bushels of barley for malting : John Staml'oi'd, 1482 (A. 3, 25). 
 
 Light of the Herse, Sd. : Robert Halis, 1494 (A. 5, ?0},
 
 EAST KENT. S3 
 
 Light of the Deiul called the Herse Liglit, 20d. : Christopher 
 Sliarpe, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 Varia. — To the leading of the Church of Cliilham, 5 marcs: liobert 
 White, 1492 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 CHILLENDEN. 
 
 Dedication : All >SV//??/s.— Buried in the churchyard of All Saints of 
 Chillinden: llobert Carpenter, 1470 (A. 1,13), \Mm. Fikins, 
 1472 (A. 2, 6), and John a Veigh, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Buried in the ])nrch of the Church of All Saints of Chillen- 
 deii : .John llanie, 1 173 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Hallows of Chillendeu. To 
 
 every Light in the Church or Chancel, one bushel of wheat and 
 
 one bushel of barley : Wm. Pemberton, rector, 1504 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 The Hood. —h\g\\i of liolv Cross, four bushels of barley: Rob'^ 
 
 Carpenter, 1470 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4^. : Wm. Eikins, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : John Hame, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : John a Veigh, 
 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, two bushels of barley : Rob*^ 
 Carpenter, 1470 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Mary. id. : Wm. Fikins, 1472 (A. 2, 6), and 
 John Hame, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, a bushel of barley : John a Veigh, 1497 
 (A. 6,8). 
 
 To the painting of Our Lady in the high Chancel, 26.9. 8d. : 
 Wm. Avewe, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the choir, a bushel of barley : Wm. 
 Avewe. 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 All Saints. — To a lamp burning before All Hallows, a seam of 
 malt: Wm. Avewe, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 
 Light of All Hallows, id. : William Avewe. 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 *S'^ JVicIiolas. —Jj\ght of St. Nicholas, a bushel of barley : Wm. 
 
 Avewe, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 Varia. — To the Church, a written portas [sic], one mass book, 
 a manuell & processional printed. Three cloths of diaper for 
 tlie altar: Wm. Pemberton, rector, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 CHISLET. 
 
 Dedication: Our La di/.— Buried in the church-yard of Our Lady 
 of Chislet : Thos. Baker, curate, 1513 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 Buried in the church-porch of Chislett : John Crowcher, 
 1498 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Buried in the porch before the north door : John Kidwelly, 
 vicar, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 71). 
 
 &3
 
 84 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Hood. — To the Light before the High Crucifix, a bushel of 
 
 barley: Thos. Litilwood, 1464 (A. 1, 8). 
 Transfigitration of Jesus. — To the painting or gilding the Image of 
 the Transfiguration of Jesus near the south corner of the high 
 altar of the Church, £3 6s. Sd. : John Kidwelly, vicar, 1503 
 (Con. 7, fol. 71). 
 Om- Lady. — Liniit of Our Lady in the Chancel, a bushel of barlev : 
 Thos. Knight, 1500 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Qd. : Wm. Nottingham, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 Our Lady in the Chapel. — To the reparation of the Light burning 
 in the window of the Chapel j"in fenestra capella] on the north 
 side of the Church before the Image of the Blessed Virgin 
 Mary for ever, a bushel of barley : Thos. Litihvode, 1464 
 (A. 1, 8). 
 Conception of Our Lady. — A bevet of bees to maintain the Light 
 of the Conception of Our Lady : Thos. Barker, curate, 1513 
 (A. 12, 15). 
 Our Lady in Jesoin {or childbirth). — Light of Blessed Mary in 
 childbirth, {5d. : Joan Frye, wido\v, 1489 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in Jesoin, a sheep or \2d. : Thos. Steven- 
 day, 1502 (A. 8, 3). 
 Nativity of Our Lady. — Light of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin 
 Mary, 6(/. : Joan Erye, widow, 1489 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Light of the Nativity of St. Mary, a bushel of corn and 
 barley: Eobert Werthinden, 1509 (A. 11, 1). 
 Assumption of Our Ladi/. — Light of the Assumption, a bushel of 
 barley : Eic'' Underdowne, 1468 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sd. : 
 Joan Frye, widow, 1489 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 Separation of Our Lady's Assumption in the Church of 
 Chislett, (js. 8d. : Alice, widow of Thos. Consaunt, senior, of 
 St. John's Hospital, Canterbury, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 78). 
 
 To Our Lady Light the Assumption, 20^?. : John Crowcher, 
 1498 (A. 7, 7). 
 Our Lady and Joseph. — To the sustentation of the Lights of 
 St. Mary and Joseph in the Church of Chislet, three bushels of 
 barley. A taper before the Images of St. Mary and Joseph 
 to burn for one whole year : Christopher Notte of Monkton, 
 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 34). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady and Joseph in the 
 Church of Chistelett, from the pillar head unto the foot of the 
 step where 1 used to sit commonly, and a tomb to be made at 
 my cost with a picture of my body upon it : Wm. Consant, 1527 
 (A. 17, 11). 
 »SY. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, Qd.: Joan Erye, widow, 1489 
 
 (A. 5, 20). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, a bushel of barley : 
 Kic'' Underdowne, 1468 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4rf. : Joan Erye, widow, 1489 
 (A. 5, 20).
 
 fiAST KENT. 86 
 
 To fSt. Christopher's stock, a sheep or 12^/.: Thos. Steven- 
 day, 1502 (A. S, 3;. 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, G</. : Wm. Notingliain, 1504 
 (A. 9, 6). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : Thos. Knight, 
 1500 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. James, a sheep or 12d. : Thos. Stevenday, 1502 
 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of St. James the A postle, a bushel of corn : Rob' 
 Werthinden, 1509 (A. 11, 1). 
 
 Light of St. James in tlic Church, which is maintained at 
 
 Upstreet, a bushel of wheat, and the corn used to be gathered 
 
 for the same Brotherhood the same year beside that : Robert 
 
 Brewar, 1535 (A. 20, 5). 
 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, Gf/. : Joan Frye, widow, 
 
 1489 (A. 5, 20). 
 St. Margaret. — One of my bevets of bees to help maintain the 
 Lights of St. Margaret and St. Katherine in the Church for 
 ever: Thos. Barker, curate, 1513 (A. 12, 15). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, a bushel of barley : Ric"^ 
 Underdo wue, t4(JS (A. 1, 22), and Christopher Notte of Monk- 
 ton, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 34). 
 
 To the Church tlie yearly profit of half an acre and half a 
 yard of land in a field called church-field, to maintain the Light 
 of St. Nicholas : John Bongeour, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. Thomas of Canterhurtj. — Light oi St. Thomas the Martyr, a 
 bushel of barley : Ric" Underdowne, 1468 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, ^d. : Joan Frye, widow, 1489 (A. 5, 20), 
 and Wm. Notiugham, 1504 (A. 9, 0). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of coru and barley : Rob' 
 Werthinden, 1509 (A. 11, 1). 
 Varia. — Reparation of the Church-steeple of the Church, or else to 
 the buying a new bell, twenty sheej) called ewes : John a Bere, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 To the reparation of the nave of the Church, ten marcs : 
 Wm. Notiugham, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 
 I give 20s. to be disposed and buy therewith a vail-cloth, to 
 be drawn in Lent in the Chancel of Our Lady of Chislet before 
 the high altar there, and other things most necessary unto the 
 same altar: Thomas Barker, curate, 1513 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 COLORED. 
 
 Dedication : St. Pancras. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Pancras 
 of Coldrede, with the license of my vicar. To the rei)aration of 
 the altar.s of the Church of Coldrede, 2(»a\ : Henry Uuston of 
 Lydden, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Pancras of Colrede : John 
 Gate, 1478 (A. 3, 9), Robert (Jatc, 1502 (A. 8, 9), Robert 
 Poysshe, 1503 (A. 8, 13), and Wm. Mombray, 1517 (A. 13, 2).
 
 86 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Trinity.— lAg\it of the Trinity, a lb. of wax and 12d. : Wm. 
 
 Mombray, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, one bushel of barley : John Gate, 
 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a cow : Eobert Poyshe, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 Light of Holy Cross, two quarters of barley : John Poishe, 
 1509 (A. 11, 3). 
 
 Light of the Lamp to burn before the Cross, 4s. : AVm. 
 Mombray, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Light of the Crucifix, two bushels of barley : Stephen 
 Pilcher, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 Our Lady in the Chancel. — Light of Blessed Mary in the Chancel, 
 one bushel of barley : Robert Gate, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chancel, two bushels of barley : 
 Stephen Pilcher, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a lb. of wax : John Gate, 14(36 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, three ewes : John Poishe, 1509 (A. 11,3). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, eight bushels of barlev : Wm. Mombray, 
 
 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Our Lady in the A'a ye.— Light of St. Mary in the Nave of the 
 
 Church, one ewe : Stephen Pilcher, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, a bushel of barley : Robert Gate, 
 1502 (A. 8, 9). He gives the same to the other Light. 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, half a quarter of corn: Henry 
 Guston of Lydden, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Johu, two quarters of barley : John Poyshe, 
 1509 (A. 11, 3). 
 *SY. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, one bushel of barlev : Wm. 
 Mombray, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, one ewe : Stephen Pilcher, 1523 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. Pancras. — Light of St. Paucras, a lb. of wax : John Gate, 1466 
 (A. 1,8). 
 
 Light of St. Pancras, eight bushels of barley : Wm. Mom- 
 brav, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Pnncras, 4f/. : Stephen Pilcher, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 Varia. — To buying a cope for tlie Church, 26a\ 8r?. : Robert Poysshe, 
 1.503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 To the reparation of the Stcpell of Colred, a cow and six 
 ewes: Johu Poishe, 1509 (A. 11, 3). 
 
 Reparation of the Steeple, 13s. 4id. : Wm. Mombray, 1517 
 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 CRANBROOK. 
 
 Dedication : St. Dimstan. — Buried in the Church of St. Dunstan of 
 Craiuhrokt! : Thos. Broke, cha])laiii ol" Milkhouse in parish of 
 Crambroke, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 44). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Sf. Dunstan near th(» font on the 
 south side: Jolin Drapner, 1463 (A. 1, 6).
 
 EAST KENT. 87 
 
 Buried lu the Church of St. Duustan : liich'^ Kemp, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Churcli : Grcorge Wehlishe, priest, lo08 
 (A. i), 10). 
 
 Buried iu the porch of the Church of St. Dunstan of Crau- 
 brook : Margaret AVaternian, 1520 (A. 15, 8). 
 The Rood. -To the Light of tlio Boodloft, 4</. : Thos. Everindeu, 
 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To the makiug of the Twelve Apostles and St. Crystyn \_sic^^ 
 upou the Koodloft, £4 : Christine, widow of John Roberd of 
 Warhoru, 1511 (A. 11,7). 
 
 To the Brotherhood Light before the Hood, 2d. : Eobert 
 Jekkett, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 12(/. a year for seven years for a taper of wax to be set upon 
 the beam before the Hood in the Church: John Ilendly, 1531 
 (Con. 15, fol. 146). 
 
 To the Light before the High Rood, five tapers of wax, each 
 of lib. of wax: Giles Andrew, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 14). 
 Our Ladij. — Light of Blessed Mary, 40J. : Thos. Broke, chaplain, 
 14G1 (Con. 2, fol. 44). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4^. : Stephen Higham, 1477 (A. 3, 7), 
 Thos. Everinden, 1502 (A. 8, 8), and George Hoppar, 1511 
 (A. 12, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 8</. : Thos. White of Milkhouse, 1495 
 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 12</. : Eichard Kemp, 1497 (A. G, 7), 
 Alex. Chetinden, 1505 (A. 9, 3), and Garrade Ebben, 1508 
 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady, in the north side by side 
 the Image of Our Lady : Stephen Karkeregge, 1500 (P.C.C, 9, 
 Moone). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 3 lbs. of wax : Thos. a Dene, 1499 
 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 20^/. : Christine, widow of John Koberd 
 of Werhorn, 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 Chapel of Oar Lady.— To the new building of the new chapel of 
 Blessed Mary to be new made iu the Church, 13s. 4(/. : Wm. 
 Chetinden, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 To the building of the Chapel of Blessed Mary in the Church, 
 'lOd. : Thos. Carkeregge, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 To the makiug of the uew Chapel of the Blessed Virgin 
 Mary, 6*-. 8^7. : John Jalander, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 To the building of the uew Chapel of Blessed Mary, Ss. 4(/. : 
 John Harchrege. 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 To the l)uilding of the new Chapel of Blessed Mary, IDs.: 
 Steplien Hi^hain. 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 To the Light before the Image of Our Lady in her Chancel, 
 a taper of l|lbs. of wax: Joan Bishoppe, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Light before the Image of Our Ladv in her Chancel, 12(/. : 
 Wm. Fynde, 1520 (A. 15, 3).
 
 88 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in Our Lady's Chancel in the Church of St. Duustan 
 o£ Cranbroke, and to the Light of Our Lady in Our Lady's 
 Chancel, 3s. 4d. : Alexander Courthop, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 To the Light of the Holy Kood in Our Lady's Chancel : 
 Alex. Courthop, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 
 The Light before the Image of Our Lady in her Chancel, 
 five wax tapers, each of 1 lb. : Griles Andrew, 1527 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 14). 
 Our Lady of P^Vy.— Light of St. Mary of Pity, Qd. : John Jolif, 
 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 3 lbs. of wax : Thos. a Dene, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Mary of Pity, M. : Eici Chetinden, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 3s. 4^/. : Alexander Courthop, 
 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 
 Light before the Image of Our Lady of Pity, a lb. of wax : 
 Griles Andrew, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 14). [See under St. Thomas 
 of Canterbury .~\ 
 Our Lady called Jesyn. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax before the Image 
 of St. Mai'y called Jesyn, within the Church : Wm. Everinden, 
 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 Our Lady at the north door. — Towards the maintenance of a Light 
 before Our Lady at the north door there, 12fl'. : Bennet Colyer, 
 widow, 1526 (A. 17, 1). 
 St. Ann. — Light before the Image of St. Anne, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 
 Giles Andrew, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 14). 
 St. Anthony.— lA'^\\t of St. Anthony, \2d. : (larrade Ebben, 1508 
 (A. 9, il), and Kobert Chetinden, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light before the Image of St. Anthony, 20d.: Alex. Courthop, 
 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 St. Appolyn. — Light before the Image of St. Appolyn, 12^/. : Alex. 
 
 Courthop, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 St. Blase. — Light befoi-e the Image of St. Blase, 20</. : Alex. Court- 
 hop, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 20c?. : Thos. Broke, 
 cha|)lain, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 44). 
 
 Light of Nt. Christopher, 'Id. : John Harchregge, 1477 (A . 3, 7). 
 Liglit of St. Christopher, 20d. : Simonde Liuche, 1501 
 (P.C.C, 14, Moone). 
 St. Clement.— \j\iy\\i of St. Clement, 2d. : John Jolif, 1497 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, 6J. : Win. Pyudc, 1520 (A. 15, 3). 
 St. Dunstan. — A taper to burn before the Image of St. Dunstau 
 for twelve years, 12f/. : John Hikkis, IISO (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of St. Dunstan, 20</. : Simonde Liuche, 1501 (P.C.C, 
 14, Moone). 
 St. Erasmus.- Light of St. Erasmus, Id. : John Harchregge, 1477 
 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 To the maintenance of a taper buiiiing before the Image of 
 St. Erasmus for one year, '6d. : Wm. Ilamcoke, 1494 (A. 6, 1).
 
 KAST KENT. 89 
 
 St. Georqe. — Light of St. George, 2d. : Geo. Hoppar, loll 
 (.A.12, 1). 
 
 To the Light Ix't'oiT the linage of St. George, a taper of 
 1 lb. of wax : Joan Bishoppe, lol4 (.A. 12, 10). 
 *S^^. Giles. — To the building [fabrice] of the Chapel of St. Giles, 
 10s. : Stephen Higham, 14-77 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 " Honest secular priest to say mass and other dis'ine services 
 within the Chapel of St. (xiles in the said Church, for my soul 
 etc. for half a year and have five marcs": Wm. Pyude, 1520 
 
 (^- Y'^ '^)- . . 
 
 Note. — This Chapel is said to have been founded in IIGO 
 by John Roberts of Glassenbury [see Archceolofjia Cantiana, 
 Vol. XXIL, p. 227] . 
 St. J(tiite,s. — Light of St. James, 4:d. : Geo. Hoppar, loll 
 
 (A. 12, 1). 
 St. Jolin bafofe the Cross. — Light of St. John before the Cross, 
 
 3 lbs. of wax : Thos. a Dene, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 20</. : Thos. 
 Broke, chaplain, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 44). 
 
 To the Altar of St. John the Baptist, two corteyuys : John 
 Foster, 1-479 (Con. 2, fol. 497). 
 
 To the making the Image of St. John the Baptist, 20s. : 
 John Peter, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Jiight of St. John the Baptist, iSd. : llichard Chetiuden, 1506 
 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, I2d. : Christine, widow of 
 John Roberd of Werhorn, 1511 (A. 11. 7). 
 St. Kdtherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 20(1. : Thos. Broke, cha})- 
 lain, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 44). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, Gd. : John Hever, 1488 (.\. 8, 27). 
 Light of St. Katherine, Hd. : John Jolif, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 20^/. : Simonde Linche, 1501 
 (P.C.C, 14, Moone). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 20</. : Stephen Karkeregge, 1500 
 (P.C.C, 9, Moone). 
 St. Michael. — Light before the Image of St. Michael, Id. : Robert 
 Jakkett, 1518 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 Light boFore the Image of St. Michael, 20^/. : Alex. Courthop, 
 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 St. Nicholas.— Li^^ht of St. Nicholas, 2d. : John Harchrege, 1477 
 (A. 3, 7), John Jolif, 1497 (A. 6, 10), and John Harrinden, 
 1522 (A- 15, 8). 
 St. Soke. — Light of St. Rocke, 20^. : Simonde ijinche, 1501 
 (P.C.C, 14, Moone). 
 
 Light before the Image of St. Rooke, 20(/. : Alex. Courthop, 
 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99). 
 St. Sebastian. — Light of St. Sebastian, 20</. : Simonde Linche, 1501 
 
 (P.C.C, 14, Moone). 
 St. Stephen. — Light beft)re the Image of St. Stephen, 20d. : Alex. 
 Courthop, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 99).
 
 do TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterbiirj/.—To the Light of St. Thomas the 
 Martyr, 6d. : Thos. White, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 An altar cloth price 13s. 4rf., to be bought for the Altar o£ 
 St. Thomas : George Weldishe, priest, 1508 (A. 9, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Dunstan in Cranbrook in the 
 Chancel of St. Thomas before the Image of Our Lady of Pity. 
 To the finding and maintenance of the Lamp in St. Thomas 
 Chancel, 6s. Sd. : Thos. Sheffe, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. IG). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 2d. : John Harinden, 1522 (A. 15, 8). 
 Jesus Altar and Mass. — To the Mass of Jesus there, bs. : Simonde 
 Linche, 1501 (P.C.C, 14, Moone). 
 
 Light of Jesus there, Id. : Nicholas Fitsell, 1503 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Light of Jesus, V2d. : Alexander Chetinden, 1505 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 Light of Jesus there, 4i. : Hic^' Chetinden, 150(5 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light of Jesus, 2d. : Greorge Hoppar, 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 
 To the supportation of the Light called Jesus Light in 
 the Church, 'Ss. 4(/. : Alexander Courthop, 1525 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 99). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of wax to be made and stand before Jesus 
 Altar in the Church, and he [sic] be alight alway at Jesus Mass 
 as long as he [sic] will endure : Giles Andrew, 1527 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 14). 
 The Sacrament. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax shall burn at the high 
 altar in honour of the Sacrament of the Eucharist, at the time 
 of high mass there celebrated on double days and festivals for 
 the space of seven years after my death : Wm. Everynden, 
 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 The fferse.— Light of the Herse, Gd. : Thos. Carkeregge, 1477 
 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 4:d. : John Harchrege, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; 
 Thos. White, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 Light of the Bier [feretri], 12r/. : Ric'' Kemp, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 Varin. — There be bought two candlesticks of laton, that they stand 
 before the high altar in the Church, 7 ft. in height : John 
 Drapncr, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 To the maknig of the new work in the north jjart of the 
 Church, 5 marcs; and to the new beam there, 23s. 4:d. : Lora, 
 relict of John Hamok, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 To the new woi-k on the north part of the Church, I2d. : 
 John Hikkis, 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 A sheet and tablecloth to make altar cloths in the Church, 
 one for the high altar and the otlier for Our Lady's altar: 
 Margaret Waterman, 1520 (A. 15, 3). 
 
 Unto the new making of the middle ilc of the Church of 
 Cranbrook, 4 marcs, with condilion that Wm. Lynch will pay 
 thereof 20a-. which Robert Swandi'u oweth unto me. If that he 
 will not so do, then I will unto the same middle isle but 40s. : 
 Thos. Cowpar, 1524 (A. IG, 9). 
 
 To the making of a glass window in the clarestory there, 
 3s. it/., and if the widows of the parish take upon tlieui to make
 
 EAST KENT. 9l 
 
 a hole [sic] window, then my said porfinn to he with them : 
 Beiinet Colvar, widow, l-l^O (A. 17, 1). 
 
 To the gable at the west end of the Church, £15 (is. 8d. : 
 Wni. Cowc-henian, clothcnian, loOO (I'.C'.C, 12, Moone). 
 
 Towards the reparations of a gable for the Sieeple of the 
 Parish Church, 10 marcs. To the reparation of the middle 
 story in the Parish Church, £10, so that it be begun within 
 seven years after iny decease: Symonde Liiiche, loOl (P.C.C, 
 14, Moone). 
 
 MILKH0U8E CHAPEL IN CRANBliOOK. 
 
 Dedication : The JIo/// Triiiit;/. — To the Chapel of Milkhowse, -10.v. : 
 Thos. Broke, cliaj)lain of Milkhowse in the [)arish of Cranbrook, 
 U61 (Con. 2, fol. U). 
 
 To the Chapel of Holy Ti-inily of Milkhouse, ijs. Hi/, yearlv 
 for 18 years: John Hever, 14S8 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 To the making a Tabernacle of the Holy Trinity in Milk- 
 house, 2a-. : Kic"! Kemp, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 To repair the Chapel of the Holy Trinity of Milkehouse, 
 6s. Sd. ; also -id. every year for ten years : llic'' Bookelond, 
 1499 (A. 7, 6). 
 
 To the Light before the Image of the Trinity at Milkhouse, 
 4c?.: John King, 1518 (A. 13, 9). 
 
 To the Trinity of Milkhouse, 4t/. : John Hariuden, 1522 
 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 To the mending of the south window in the Chapel of the 
 Trinity of Milkehouse, 3s. id. : Beunet Colyar, widow, 1526 
 (A.17, 1). 
 
 To the Light before the Virgin of the Holy Ti-inity in Milk- 
 house Chapel, 3 lbs. of wa.v : Giles Andrew, 1527 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 14). 
 
 CRUNDALE. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the church-yard of Blessed Mary 
 of Crundale : SteplK'n Colsole, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church: John 8prot, rector, 
 1466 (A. 1, 20). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Rood. For my burial, and 
 for the reparations to be done upon the south side of the 
 Church, 26s. Hd. : John Chajjuian, 1534 (Con. 16, Ibl. 72). 
 The Trinity. — To the Light of Holy Trinity, 4 bushels of barley: 
 Stephen Colsole, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 4^. : Gilbert Brett, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of the Trinity in the nave of Crundale Church, 4*/. : 
 Ric'^ Carter of Faversham Abbey, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 The Rood. — Light of the High Cross, a quarter of barley: Thos. 
 Carter, 1461 (A. 1, 11). ' 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, (j-f. Sd. : John Sprot, rector, 1166 
 (A. 1, 20).
 
 9^ TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, U. : Robert Elys, 1499 (A. 7, 5), and 
 Richard Carter of Faversham Abbey, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12d. : Gilbert Brett, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of the Cross, Sd. : John Chapman, 1534 (Con. 16, 
 fol. 72). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, four bushels of barley : Stephen 
 Colsole, 14(33 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 6^. ^d. : John Sprot, rector, 1466 
 (A. 1, 20). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the choir, 4c?. : Robert Elys, 1499 
 (A. 7, 5), and Gilbert Brett, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Chancel, 4id. : Ric'' Carter, 1529 
 (A. 18, 9). 
 Our Lady in the Nave. — Light of St. Mary outside the choir, Qd, : 
 Gilbert Brett, L'jOS (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the body of the Church, M. : Richard 
 Carter, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, -id. : Richard Carter, 
 
 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried before the Image of St. John the 
 Baptist in the Chancel. To every Light that liath a stock, 4(/. : 
 David Knowesley, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 Light of St. John in the choir, 4(/. : Ric*^ Carter of Eavers- 
 ham Abbey, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. to be burnt before St. John in the Queyre : 
 John Chapman, 1535 (Con. 16, fol. 72). 
 Varia.~To the casting of two bells, 6a\, and to the use of the 
 Church a printed Mass Book, a Manual and Portuas, and a 
 coverlet to lay over the Herse : David Knowesley, 1525 
 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 DAVINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Lawrence.— Bnried in the Church of St. Lawrence 
 of Davington: John Rye, 1494 (A. 5, 19). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Davington. To the high altar 
 of the Church, 4 J. ; and to the high altar in the Monastery, 4<d.: 
 John Wilson, 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Devington before the Image of 
 Our Blessed Lady in the north side of the Church. Margaret, 
 my wife, find three tapers of wax, each 1 lb., in the Church of 
 Devington, before the Image of Our La<ly, as long as she doth 
 live, and then the Church have iis. Hd. to uphold the same : Wm. 
 Carter of Ospringe, L530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church afore the Ciianccl door. To the high 
 altar of the same Parish Church, •is. 4^/. : Roger Carter, 1532 
 
 (A. L9, 10). 
 St. Lawrence.— To the painting of St. Lawrence, lOs. : Roger 
 
 Carter, 1532 (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Stephen.— L[i;hl of .St. .Stephen, kl. : John Rye, L194 (A. o, id) .
 
 EAST KENT. 93 
 
 DAVINGTON PEIORT. 
 
 Dedicotion : St. Mary 3Iaff(hiJrne. — Tixir\c(\ in tlic Clmrch of 
 Mary Mawtlelyn of Uaviiigtoii next my husband, Stephen 
 Knitjht, who lieth before tlie high altar: Margaret Knight of 
 Faversham, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 150). 
 
 Buried by the licence of the Ladies of Davington, and bv the 
 licence of the C'urah' of l'\iversl)ani, in the Church of Mary 
 Mawdeleyu in the Nunnery of Davington, in the north aisle 
 there: Peter l>a\vjiday, loOS (A. 9, 10). 
 
 To the Ijight of St. Mary Magdalene in the Chancel of 
 the Nonrie of Davyngton, three ewes: John a Chirche of Oare, 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 80). 
 
 DEAL. 
 
 Dedication : St. Leonard. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Leonard's, 
 
 Deal. To the making of an altar there, 12d. -. John Header, 
 
 1450 (Con. 1, fol. 1). 
 
 Buried in the middle of the choir of the Parish Church of 
 
 St. Leonard of Deal : Dom. Robert Batresby, curate of Deal. 
 
 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 38). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Leonard of Deal : Wm. 
 
 Somer, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 2G6) ; Robert Menesse, 1489 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 222) ; Thos. Hamon, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 7G) ; \¥m. Kiriell, 
 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. GO) ; Michael Cowpar, smith, 1531 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 152) ; Robert Swayne, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 The Triniti/. — Light of Holy Trinitv, one bushel of barley: Wm. 
 
 Somer,'l474 (Con. 2, foL 2GG) ; Robert Menesse, 1489 '(Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 222) ; Thos. Hamon, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 76) ; Robert Swavne, 
 
 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Brotherhood of the Holy Trinity, 
 
 an acre of land : John Guy, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 35). 
 The Jiood.—lAgU of Holy Cross, 12d. : Thos. Momesse, 1416 (Con. 
 
 1, fol. 32). 
 
 Buried iji the Church before the Rood : John Orly [or Hall], 
 
 1516 (Con. 12, fol. 18). 
 
 Jiuried in the Church of St. Leonard beside the Pont befor 
 
 the Rood. To the Church for my leystowe [i.e., grave], 6s. 8^/. : 
 
 Deonyse Briar, 1528 ((^n. 15, fol. 102). 
 Our Lady. — liiglit of Blessed Mary, one bushel of barley : John 
 
 Sower, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 303) ; Robert Swayne, 1535 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 261). 
 
 Light of St. Mary within the choir, three bushels of barley : 
 
 Alicia, relict of John Boodar, 1500 (Con. 6, fol. 5). 
 Our Lady outside the Chancel. — liight of St. Mary outside the 
 
 Chancel, two bushels of barley : Thos. Hamon, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 
 fpl. 76).
 
 94 TESTA MENTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 aS^^. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, a bushel of barley : 
 
 Michael Cowpar, smith, 1531 (Con. 15, foj. 152). 
 St. Jawes. — Light of St. James, two bushels of barley : Henry 
 
 Beveriche of Walmer, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 Light of St. James, half a quarter of barley : Michael 
 
 Coupar, smith, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 152). 
 
 Light of St. James, one bushel of barley : Eob' Swayne, 
 
 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 St. John. — Light of St. Johu, a bushel of malt : AVm. Haines, 1512 
 
 (Con. 11, fol. 50). 
 
 Light of St. John, half a quarter of barley : Michael Coupar, 
 
 smith, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 152). 
 
 Light of St. John, a bushel of barlev : Eobert Swayne, 1535 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, one bushel of 
 
 barlev : Wm. Somer, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 266) ; Simon Kyryell, 
 
 14S6'(Con. 3, fol. S3) ; Eobert Menesse, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 222) ; 
 
 Wm. Kyril], 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 66). 
 St. Xatheri7ie. — L\ght of St. Katherine, a bushel of malt: Wm. 
 
 Haines, 1812 (Con. 11, fol. 50). 
 St. Leonard. — Light of St. Leonard, one bushel of barley: Wm. 
 
 Somer, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 266) ; Simon Kyryell, 1486 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 83) ; Eob^ Swayne, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel before the Image of St. Leonard : 
 
 Benet Doddyn, clerk and rector, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 107) ; 
 
 Leonard Baker, 1542 (Con. 18, fol. 50). 
 St. Loy. — Buried in the Church before St. Lowis Altar. To every 
 
 Light in the Church a bushel of barley : Thos. Holman, 1535 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 253). 
 
 Buried in the Church beside my husband : Elisabeth Holman, 
 
 widow, 1541 (Con. 18, fol. 39). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : Wm. 
 
 Kyrill, 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 66) ; Wm. Haines, 1512 (Con. 11, 
 
 fol. 50); Michael Coupar, smith, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 152); 
 
 Eobert Swayne, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4(/. : Plesaunce Omer [or Palmer], 
 
 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 48). 
 St. Pf'/^r.— Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Win. Kyrill, 
 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 66) ; Michael Coupar, smith, 1531 (Coii. 15, 
 
 fol. 152) ; Eobert Swayne, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4(/. : Plesaunce Omer or Palmer, 1528 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 48). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of barley : Wm. Haines, 
 
 (Con. 11, fol. 50) ; Eob* Swayne, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 261). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 4</. : Plesaunce Omer or Palmer, 1528 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 48). 
 Vfiria. — To the making and new building a vestibulam [? porch 
 
 or gate] in the churchyard of JJalc. five marcs, on condition 
 
 th(! parishioners there begin the building within three years next 
 
 after my death : Eic'' Joseph of Sandwich, 1484 (A. 3, 27),
 
 EAST KENT. 95 
 
 To the making of a new cross of silver, 6.?. 8r/., or any other 
 statue to be made for the Koodlof t : Alicia, widow of John 
 Boodar, 1500 (Con. G, fol. 5). 
 
 To the reparation of the south aisle of the Church, (is. Sd. : 
 AVm. Haines, 1512 (Con. 11, fol. 50). 
 
 To the reparation of the Steeple, 10s. : Benet Doddyn, 
 rector, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 107). 
 
 Towards a Cope for the Church of Deal, £6 13*. 4^^. : Leonard 
 Baker, 151'2 (Con. IS, fol. 50). 
 
 To the repai'ation of the 8teei)le, 20 marcs, in lede works 
 thereupon. To the repair of the churchyard walls, 3a'. id. : 
 Thos. Baker [or Barbor], 1508 (Con. 9, fol. . .). 
 
 DENTON. 
 
 Dedication: St. Bfary Mar/dalene. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 Blessed Mary Magdalene: Wm. at Wode, MG4 (A. 1, 3), and 
 Nicholas Fitell, 1484 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Buried in the high quere of Mary Magdalene [s/c] of 
 Denton : Agnes Graunte, widow, 1509 (A. 11, 1). 
 
 The Rood. — To the reparation of the High Cross, 8rf. : Wm. at 
 AVode, 14G4 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, one ewe : Nicholas Fitell, 1484 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Our Lady. — A cow to maintain two tapers, one of 1 lb. of wax 
 before Our Lady in the Church of Denton, & the other before 
 St. Mary Magdalene in the same Church : Eic'' Fyneux of 
 St. Peter's in Dover, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 23). 
 
 St. Mary Maydalene. — A cow to the maintenance of two tapers to 
 burn before the Image of St. Mary Magdalene in the Church 
 of Denton, and to maintain one lamp before the Image of 
 St. Katherine : Isabella, widow of Wm. Sednore of Barham, 
 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 St. Katherine. — See above. 
 
 DETLING. 
 
 Dedication : St. Martin. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Martin 
 of Detlynge: Margery Monk, widow, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 27). 
 
 The Rood. — Light of the High Kood, id. : Margery Monk. 
 
 >S^^. Nicholas, St. Clement, St. Maryaret.—To the Lights of 
 St. Nicholas, St. Clement, and St. Margaret, to each, 2d. : 
 Margery Monk, widow, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 27). 
 
 DODDINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in llie cliurchvard of 
 St. .lohn the Baptist of Dodingtou : Thos, llelmeston, 1 1G5 
 (A. 1, 15).
 
 m TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. John of Dodington : Thos. 
 Howchon, 1465 (A. 1, 15). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Church of the Beheading 
 of St. John the Baptist' of Doddington : Eic^ Fylkes, li73 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holv Cross, two bushels of barley : Eic"^ 
 Fylkes, 1473 (A. 2, 9), and Thos. Howchon, 1465 (A. l', 5). 
 
 Light of Holv Cross, a taper of wax : Joan, relict of Bobert 
 Okynfold, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 To the High Cross, one ewe : Andrew Uungate, 1507 
 (A. 10, 6). 
 Oiir Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, two bushels of barley : Thos. 
 Howchon, 1465 (A. 1, 15), and Eich'> Fylkes, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 To painting the Tabernacle of Our Ladv, 6j?. 8^^. : Isoth, 
 widow of Eic'i Borne, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, a bushel of corn : Thos. Holmeston, 
 1465 (A. 1, 15). 
 
 Light of St. John, two bushels of barley: Thos. Howchon, 
 1465 (A. 1, 15). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4^. : Andrew 
 
 Dungate, 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4id. : Andrew Dungate, 
 
 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 The Herse. — To the Lights about the Herse, two bushels of barley: 
 Thos. Howchon, 1465 (A. 1. 15). 
 
 To the Herse Light, one bushel of barley: Eic'^ Fylkes, 
 1473 (A. 2,9). 
 Alms Light.— To an Ahnes Light* in the Church, 4(/. : Wm. May- 
 hew, 1478 (A. 3, 8). 
 Varia. — To the raparation of the Bell-tower, 3s. 4(7. : Andrew^ 
 Dungate, 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 
 DOVEE, ST. JAMES. 
 
 Dedication : St. James. — Buried in the churchyard of St. James, 
 Dover: John Bewvsfleld, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 542), Thos. at 
 Woode, 1499 (Con.' 5, fol. 44), and EiC^ Carlowe, 1487 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 151). 
 
 Buried in the Church next to my mother's grave. To the 
 three Lights in St. James' Church — the two Eood Lights and 
 Our Ladv's Light, 4(/. each: Eob' Stilman, 1543 (Con. 19, 
 fol. 30). 
 The 72oof/.— Light of Holy Cross, 4d. : Joan Bewysfield, 1482 
 (Con. 2, fol. 546) ; John Cros, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 67). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 6^/. : Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 49). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 2d. -. Thos. at Woode, 1499 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 44). 
 
 * There was also on^ in St. Clement, Sandwich,
 
 EAST KENT. 97 
 
 l^uriod in the Cljurch before the l^oodloft : Hie*' Creke, 
 1545 (Con. 20, fol. 15). 
 The Cross in the ('hancd. — linricd in the Cliancol before tbe Crosj< : 
 Jas. JuMtyn, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 101). Sfc above, Kob' Slilman. 
 Oxir Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, Ad. : Joan Bewysfield, 1482 
 (Con. 2, fol. 54(5) ; John Cros, 1485 (Con. 8, fol. (57). 
 
 Lijrht of Ble.sscd ^Mary, 2.s-. : John Claringbold, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 70). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Qd. : Thos. Martin, 1 195 (Con. 4, fol. 49). 
 Buried in Our Lady's Chancel in the Church of St. James: 
 John Clarke, l5i;-{ (Con. 11, fol. 71). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 1 lb. of wax for one year: 
 Kic*' Carlowe, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 151). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 2d.: Thos. at Woode, 1499 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 44). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4id. : Joan Bewysfield, 
 14S2 (Con. 2, fol. 546), and John Cros, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 07). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12(/. : Wm. Foche, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 47). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 6^.: Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 49). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Thos. at Woode, 1499 
 (Con. 5, fol. 44). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 8^/. •■ Wm. Foche, 1485 
 (Con. 8, fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, (Sd. : Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 49). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 2d. : Thos. at A\^oode, 1499 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 44) 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 4^. : Joan Bewysfield, 1482 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 540). 
 
 Liglit of St. James, 3s. 4(/. : Cecilia Fee or Rawlyn, 1482 
 (Con. 2, fol. 551). 
 
 Light of St. James, 8^^. : John Cros, 14S5 (Con. 3. fol. 07). 
 Liiiht of St. James, 12</. : Wm. Foche, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 74). 
 Light of St. James, Or/. : Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 49). 
 Buried in the choir of St. James', Dover, before the Image 
 of St. James : John Claringbold, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 70). 
 St. John.— Ijight of St. .lohn, 12^/.: AViu. Foche, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. John, Or/. : Thos. Martin, 1 195 (Con. 4, fol. 49). 
 St. John the Baptist.— Ui^ht of St. John the Baptist. 2d. : Thos. at 
 
 Woode, 1499 (Con. 5,'^fol. 44). 
 St. John the Evangelist. — Light of St. John the Evangelist, 4</. : 
 Joan Bewysfield, 1182 (Con. 2, fol. 540), and John Cros, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 07). 
 St. Katherine.—Uii}\t of St. Katheriue, M. : Wm. Foche, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Kath(>rine, Ot/. : Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 49). 
 
 n.
 
 98 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church of St. James', Dover, before 
 
 the Altar of St. Nicholas : Cecilia Eee or Eawlvn, 1482 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 551). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 8d.: AVm. Eoche, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 6d.: Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 49). 
 Sf. JVlnian.—Ught of St. Ninian, 2d.: Thos. at Woode, 1499 
 
 (Con. 5, fol. 44). 
 St. Thomas. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Tholnas : 
 
 Thos. Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 49). 
 Varia. — To the Church of St. James, two coverlets to be laid at 
 
 everv principal feast in the Church before the high altar : Thos. 
 
 Martin, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 49). 
 
 DOVEB, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.* 
 
 Dedication : Sf. John the Baptist. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. John the Baptist in Dover near uiy wife : John Eoskyn, 
 1439 (Con. 1, fol. 35). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard : Wm. Jolv, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 206) ; Henry at Wood, 1504 (Con. 7, foL 86). 
 
 Buried in the Church: John Bingham, 1514 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 92). 
 The Food.—Ught of Holy Cross, 2d. : Wm. Joly, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 206). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8d. : Henrv at Wod, 1504 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 86). 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of Blessed Mary, 2d. : Wm. Joly, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 206). 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv, 8d. : Henry at Wod, 1504 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 86). 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Wm. Jolv, 1488 
 (Con. 3, fol. 206).' 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 8d. : Henry at Wod, 1504 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 86). 
 St. George.— Light of St. George, 2d. : Wm. Joly, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 206). 
 
 Light of St. George, 8^. : Henry at Wod, 1504 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 86). 
 (SV. Hilary. — Light of St. Hillary before Our l^ady Undercroft, 
 six tapers each of throe quarters of a lb. of wax : John Bingham, 
 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 92). 
 St. John.- Light of St. John, 4d. : Wm. Joly, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 206). 
 
 'J'o the Lights of St. John, the Cross, Our Lady, St. George, 
 and St. Christopher, 2s. yearly to the maintenance of the same 
 for five years : John Bingham, 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 93). 
 
 * See Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XX., pp. 295 — 304.
 
 EAST KENT. 00 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Liglit of St. Joliii tlio Baptist, Hd. : Ucnry 
 
 at A\^.(l, \-A)\ (Con. 7, fol. SG). 
 The Scpidchre. — To the Lij^lit of the Sepulclire, three tapers each 
 
 of G lbs. of wax : John Hin^^ham, 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 02). 
 
 DOVER, ST. MARY. 
 
 Buried in the Churc-li of Blessed Mary of Dover: John 
 AVebbe, 1435 (Con. 1, fol. 20). 
 
 Buried in the churehvard of St. Mary in Dover : Joan 
 Sherman, 1170 (Con. 2, fol. 454), and AVni. Jacob, 1481 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 538). 
 
 Buried in the cross aley [s/c] near Andrew my son in the 
 Church: Kic'i Plesynton, 1402 (Con. 3, fol. 317). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Mary, " in a Chancel where the 
 Aldermen do sit": Edmond Modye, bailiff, 1552 (Con. 25, 
 fol. 1). 
 The Trinity. — A priest to celebrate in the Church of St. Mary of 
 Dover, in the Chapel of the Holv Trinity : . . . Caldam of River 
 [where buried], 14S5 (Con. 8, fol. 30). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady before the Trinity. To 
 the Trinity Altar and St. Katherine's Altar, to each 8t?. : Thos 
 Flemini?, 154G (Con. 20, fol. 30). 
 The Rood.—Ug\\t of Holv Cross, 2d. : Wm. Jacob, 1481 (Con. 2 
 fol. 533). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 2s. : Henry Havward, 1485 (Con. 3 
 fol. SO). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4rf. : Thos. Oerves, 1488 (Con. 3 
 fol. 214). See under *SY. James. 
 Our Ladi/. —Liirht of Blessed Mary, 2d. : Wm. Jacob (Con. 2 
 fol. 533). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, id. -. Wni. Fuller, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 546) 
 and Thos. Gerves, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 2s. : Henrv Hayward, 1485 (Con. 3 
 fol. SO). 
 St. Anne.— Light of St. Anne, 4i. : Wm. Fuller, 1482 (Con. 2 
 
 fol. 54G). 
 St. Ant hon I/. —L\i:!,ht of St. Anthony, 4^/. : Wm. Fuller, 1488 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 St. Christopher.— Ught of St. Christopher, 4f/. : AVm. Fuller, 1482 
 (Con. 2, fol. 54G). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 3s. 4t/. : Jolm Hoggeson, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 80). 
 St. Erasmus. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Erasmus. 
 To every Light in the Church, 8c^. : John Claringbold, 1513 
 (Con. 11, fol. 70). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 20c?. : John AVebbe, 1435 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 20). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2d. -. AVm. Jacob, 1481 (Con. 2, fol. 533), 
 
 u 2
 
 100 TESTAMEXTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Wm. Fuller, 1482 (Con. 2, £ol. 546), Thos. Capvn, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 193), and Thos. Gerves, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 
 Mv tenement in the Fish-market remain for ever to the 
 Light of St. James in the Church, and the Wardens of the same 
 Light, for the time being, pay yearly for ever to the support of 
 the Light of Holv Cross in the Church, (is. 8il. : Eic'' Plesvnton, 
 1492 (Con. 3, fol. 317). 
 St. John— Light of St. John, 2d. : Thos. Gerves, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 214). 
 St. John the Baptist.— Light of St. John the 13aptist, 2J. : "Wm. 
 
 Jncob, 14S1 (Con. 2, fol. 533). 
 St. Katharine. — Light of St. Katherine, Id. : Wm. Jacob, 1481 
 (Con. 2, fol. 533). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4^/. : Thos. G-erves, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 214). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Blessed Mary in Dover, in tlie 
 Chapel of St. Katherine. To each Light in the Church, (id. : 
 Thos. Tok, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 614). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Katherine in the Church of 
 Blessed Marv in Dover. To the Light of St. Katherine, 12d. : 
 Henry Hay ward, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 8U). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Katherine in the Church of Our 
 Lady in Dover. To the Church for my burial five marcs. 
 A stone over my grave, " graven upon the same myself and my 
 two wives, at either hand of me one of them ": Gefferay Elham, 
 1496 (Con. 4, foL 110). 
 
 Buried in the Church in St. Katherine' s Chapel : John 
 Simon, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 125). 
 St. Loij. — Buried in the Church in St. Loy's Chapel before the 
 Image of !St. Thomas of Canterbury. Towards making the 
 cover over the Font, 3s. 4rf. : Thos. Lybeas, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 23) . 
 St. MicJiael. — Light of St. Michael the Archangel, 2d. : Wm. Jacob, 
 1481 (Con. 2, fol. 533). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 2d. : Wm. Fuller, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 
 546), Thos. Capyn, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 193), and Thos. Gerves, 
 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 
 Buried in St. Michael's Chapel in the Church of Our Lady 
 of Dover. To the Light of St. Michael, '[2d. : John Temjilomar, 
 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 69). 
 St. Nicholas.— lAght of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Thos. Capyn, 1488 (Con. 
 3, fol. 193). 
 
 Buried in the Church in tlie Chapel of St. jS'icholas : Edward 
 Milward, 1547 (Con. 21, fol. 68). 
 St. mnian. — Ught of St. Ninian, 2d. : Wm. Fuller, 1482 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 546) ; Tho.s. Gerves, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 St. Thomas of Qinterhury. — See under St. Loy. 
 The Torches.— To the Liglit of the Torches, 20d. : John Webbe, 
 1435 (Con. 1, fol. 29). 
 
 Light called the Torch Light, 6.v. >>d. : Wm. Fuller, 1482 
 (Con. 2, fol. 546).
 
 EAST KENT. 101 
 
 Light of the Torch, 'IJ. : Thos. Capyn, 148S (Con. :i, fo]. 
 193). 
 Jesus Mass. — To the Maintenance of the Jesus Mjiss, 2d. -. John 
 Otwoy, 1498 (Con. 4, fol. 190). 
 
 To the Jesus Mass, 12(1. for a year : John Tcmplomar, lol3 
 (Con. 11, fol. 09). 
 Chapel of Holy Cross in the Churchyard. — Light of Holy Cross in 
 the Chapel there, -id. : Thos. Gerves, 148.S (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 
 "To the Cross Chapel in Our J^adv churchyard towards the 
 building of it, Ss. 4^. ": Thos. Sawyer^ 1521 (Con. 13, fol. 50). 
 
 To the glazing of the window before the altar in the Chapel 
 of Our Lady's churchyard, Os. Hd. : Thos. Lybeas, 1528 (Con. 
 15, fol. 23). 
 
 ''Buried in the Cross Chapel in the churchyard": liobart 
 Dyar, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 158). 
 
 DOVER, ST. NICHOLAS.* 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Chancel of the Parish 
 Church of St. Nicholas in Dover: Thos. Hexstall, 1486 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 99). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas : llob^ Smethiott, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 150), and John Chalkehill, 1483 (Con. 3, fol. 
 151). 
 
 liuried in the Church uf St. Nicholas in Dover. To every 
 Light, 46?. : Kob' Colwell, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 214). 
 The Trinity. — My heirs to maintain and sup])ort two tapers, each 
 of 3 lbs. weight of wax, to burn before the Image of the Holy 
 Trinity before the high altar during mass on festival days : 
 Thos. Hexstall, 14SG (Con. 3, fol. 99). 
 The Hood.— To the Light of Holy Cross, 12^/. : Kob' Smethiott, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 150), Rob' RandalfE, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 223), 
 and Thos. a Barrowe, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 20). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 3.s. id. : Thos. Petytt, 1502 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 29 j. 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady in the Church of 
 St. Nicholas before the Image of Our Lady there : John Elyse, 
 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 173). 
 
 To the support of the Lights of Blessed Mary, St. Nicholas, 
 and Holy Cross in the Church, 5s. : Thos. Hexstall, 1486 (Con. 
 3, fol. 99). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, I2d. : Rub' Randaltt", 1489 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 223) ; Thos. a Bariowe, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 20). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 6s. Hd. : Thos. Petytt, 1520 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 29). 
 St. Clement. —Light of St. Clement, 12</. : Thos. a Barrowe, 1520 
 (Con. 13, fol. 20). 
 
 * See ArchcBologia Cantiana, Vol. XX., pp. 295 — 304.
 
 102 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 *S'^. John of Bridlington. — Buried in the Parish Church of St. iSicho- 
 
 las in Dover before the Altar of St. Johu of Bridlington : Kob* 
 
 Eandalff, 14S9 (Con. 3, fol. 223). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Nicholas on the right hand of 
 
 the Altar of St. John of Birlington [sic'] -. Thos. a Barrowe, 
 
 1520 (Con. 13. fol. 20). 
 St. Nicholas.— lAght of St. A'icholas, 12^/. : Rob' Smethiott, 1487 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 150), Rob* Eaudalff, 1189 (Con. 3, fol. 223), and 
 
 Thos. a Barrowe, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 20). 
 
 Light of St. Xicholas, 3s. 4rf. : Thos. Petytt, 1502 (Con. 7, 
 
 fol. 29). 
 The Torches.— To the Light of the Torches, 2d. : Johu Chalkehill, 
 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 151). 
 
 DOVER, ST. PETER. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the Church of St. Peter near 
 
 Justina, formerly my wife. To each Light in the Church, ^d. : 
 
 Nicholas Fox, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 207). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter before the porch 
 
 between the two great stones that lie there : Walter Flowre, 
 
 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 133). 
 The i?oof/.— Light of Holy Cross, 4rf. : Rob* Parker, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 27) ; A'lice Stone, 1498 (Cou. 4, fol. 177) ; Ric*^ Fyneux, 
 
 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 23) ; Walter Flowre, 152(3 (Con. 14, fol. 133). 
 Light of the Cross, M. : Wm. Waren, 1506 (Con. 9, fol. 
 
 104). 
 Our Z«t/y.— Light of Our Lady, 12(;. : Ric'' Fyneux, 1520 (Con. 
 
 13, fol. 23). 
 
 To maintaining a taper before the Image of Our Lady, 12</., 
 
 upon the candlestick that 1 have set there, which candlestick to 
 
 remain there: A\^alter Flowre, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 133). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary 
 
 within the Church of St. Peter in Dover: Thos. Toke, 1474 
 
 (Con. 2. fol. 279). 
 
 Buried in the south Chancel of St. Peter's Church before 
 
 the Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary : Rob^ Parker, 1495 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 27). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady in the Parish Church 
 
 before the linage of Our Lady. To the Light of Our Lady, 
 
 Sr/. For my burial in Our J^ady's Cha])c'l, 200 lbs. of load; and 
 
 to the reparation of the Church, 200 lbs. of lead : AVm. Waren, 
 
 1506 (Con. 9, fol. 104). 
 St. ^«w^.— Light of St. Anne, 4f/. : Robert Parker, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 27). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, Vld.: Alice Palmer, 
 
 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 82), and Ric'' Fyneux, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 23). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi. 4</. : Robert Parker, 
 
 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 27).
 
 EAST KENT. 103 
 
 St. John Ihc Bdjilint. — IJuricd in llic C'liiuicel (if St. .Jolui the 
 
 Baptist in tlic Church beside uiy grandfather and grandmother: 
 
 Kob' Vinc-ent, 1544 (Con. 18, fol. 212). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Buried in the Church of St. Peter before tlie 
 
 image of St. IMary Magdalene. A taper of 2 lbs. of wax to 
 
 burn before the Image of St. Mary Magdalene forever: Kic'' 
 
 Fyneux, 1520 (Con. 18, fol. 28). 
 ^S*^, jMaryarct . — l^UYxeA in the Church of St. Beter before the Altar 
 
 of St. Margaret, and to the reparation of that Altar, 40a'. : liic*^ 
 
 Palmer, 1483 (Con. 2, fol. 5(30). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Margaret in the Church of 
 
 St. Peter between my huyband and the wall. To the Light of 
 
 St. Margaret, 12^. : Alice Palmer, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 82). 
 St. Michael. — To the Li;;ht of St. Michael in a Chapel of the 
 
 Church, 3s. M. : Kic'' Palmer, 1483 (Con. 2, fol. 500). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church of St. Peter before the Image 
 
 of St. Nicholas: Alice Stone, 1498 (Con. 4, fol. 177). 
 St. Peter.— h\^j}\t of St. Peter, kl. : Bob* Parker, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 27), and Walter Flowre, 1520 (Con. 14, fol. 133). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, ^d. : Wm. Wareu, 1506 (Con. 9, fol. 104), 
 
 and Bic" Byneux, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 23). 
 St. Roke.—U^^ht of St. Booke, 12</. : Bic'' Byneux, 1520 (Con. 13, 
 
 fol. 23). 
 
 Light of St. Roche, U. : Walter Blowre, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 
 fol. 133). 
 St. Stephen. — To the reparation of the Isle \_sic'] otherwise called a 
 
 roof, in the north side of St. Peter's Church, over St. Stei)hen ; 
 
 and to the mending of the windows against St. Tronyeou, 
 
 5 marcs: Harry Browell, 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 114). 
 St. Troneon. — Light of St. Tronvou, a cow : Harry Frowell, 1514 
 
 (Con. 11, fol. 114). 
 St. Trosi/iiione. — Light of St. Trosymone, a cow : Harrv Browell, 
 
 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 114). 
 Passion of Our Lord. — Light of the Passion of Our Lord at the 
 
 pylor beside the font in the Church, 6J. : Walter Flowre, 1526 
 
 (Con. 14, fol. 133). 
 
 DOVER, HOMUS DEI. 
 
 To the Master and Brothers of the Domus Dei, Dover, 20a\: 
 Thos. Toke of St. Peter's pari.sh, Dover, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 279). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Domus Dei of Dover before the 
 high Cross : Thos. Petytt of St. Nicholas in Dover, 1502 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 29). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Masyndewe of Dover, at the place 
 there assigned by the licence of the Master. To the Masendewe 
 for my burial, six silver spoons paicel gilt, with the Image of 
 St. John the Baptist, and 20 bushels of bay salt. To the Master, 
 a drinking cruet of silver. To tin- Brethren, 20*-., to say a trental 
 of masses: Grilves Love, gent., 1520 (Con. 12, fol. 173).
 
 104 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Master of the Maisou Due of Dover, 20s. : Rob*^ 
 Dyar, 1527 (Con. 15, fol. 158). 
 
 Buried in the Maisendue Church as nigh St. Ann's altar as 
 can be, if my uncle will give me licence; if not in Our Lady 
 Church within the west door. My best coverlet to the Maisendue 
 to lay before the high altar. My best sarcenet tippett to make 
 two curtains to the same high altar. To mv uncle,* Master of 
 the Maisendue, iOs., and for my lying in his Church if he will 
 licence me, 206-. My two tenements in Bygen Ward, the yearly 
 profit to Our liady Church : Sir liobert Long, Parson of Ast- 
 bridge, 1537 (Con. 15, fol. 371). 
 
 DOVER PEIOEY, ST. MAETIN. 
 
 To the prior and convent of the Monastery of St. Martin of 
 the Xew Work in Dover, £3, to be paid in three years by 20s. 
 a year, to pray for my soul : Thos. Toke, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 279). 
 
 Buried within the Priory of St. Martin : John Otway of 
 parish of St. Mary, 1498 (Con. 4, fol. 190). 
 
 Buried in the Monastery of Blessed Mary and St. Martin of 
 New Work, Dover, near Humphrey formerly Prior of the same 
 Monastery. To the high altar of the Monastery, \2d. Altar 
 of Blessed Mary there, Sd. Altar of the Blessed Thomas de 
 Halysf in the same Monastery, Sd. : Thos. Biche, vicar of 
 Bokeland, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 54). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church of St. Martin, Dover, 
 13.S'. 4^. : John Claringbold, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 70). 
 
 Buried in the Priory of Dover, before St. John's Altar there, 
 beside my mother: Henry Frowell, 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 114). 
 
 To the Light of St. l^arbara on the one side of the quyre of 
 the Church of St. Martin, i2(/. To the Light of St. John the 
 Baptist on the other side of the Quyre of St. Martin's Church, 
 4J. : Walter Flowre, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 133). 
 
 * Tliis would be John Thompson, the la.st Master, 1535 — 45. 
 
 t " The French huidod at Dover on the 2nd August 12!»5, and after ravaging 
 the town with lire and sword forced an entrance into St. Martin's Priory. The 
 monks fled and hid themselves, exce|)t Thomas de la Hale, who was old and 
 inlirm, whom tlie Frenchmen found in the dormitory, and requested him to say 
 where the treasures had been placed. But lie refused, and was shiin. When 
 the other mojiks returned after the departure of the Frenchmen, they found 
 tlieir murdered brother, who was buried with great ceremony as a inartyr to 
 duty, and miracles were wrought at his tomb. 
 
 " In the following January the I3isho]) of Winchester (John de Pontissard) 
 was at Dover, and from him the monks obtained the grant of an indulgence 
 for forty days lo all who should ]iray for the .xoul of tlieir martyred brother. 
 Archbishop Whittlesey in Ortobcr \'M7, when at Dover Priory, granted the 
 same indidgence; and the widow of the IJIack Prince was prevailed to ask her 
 son, Itichard Jl., to request the Pope to canonize J)()ver's Saint, liut the 
 monks of Canterbury feared rivalry, and although (Mupiiry was made in 1382, 
 Thomas de la Hale was ii(!ver canonized, though his repiUation flourished." — 
 Journal of the Jiriliah ArvhaiolorfivaL Association, Sept. 1884.
 
 ^AST KlSNTf. 105 
 
 Buried in the Monastery Church of Dover, f^ivinp; a noble 
 [/.e., (is. 8</.] for my .sepulchre. To tlie higfi altar of the same 
 Monastery for my tithes aiul the salvation of my soul, all my 
 wether ewes ami lambs, and my Lord Prior shall deliver out of 
 tliem to John Andrew, eight of them. 'J'he Convent at my 
 forthfare [i.e., biii'ial] have 12i-. amongst them, to pray for my 
 soul : Koger Goost of AV^est Langdon, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 Note. — 8ee under Varia of St. Margaret at Cliife. 
 
 DYMCHURCH. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 the Apostles Peter and Paul of Demechurch : John Locas of 
 Orgarswicke, 1501 (A. 8, 1), and Joan, wife of John Uelam, 
 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter of Demechurch : Thos. 
 Best, 1520 (A. 1-i, 10). 
 
 The Rood. — Liglit before the High Cross, 4rf. : Joan, wife of John 
 Delam, 141)0 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Our Lady. — Jjight of St. Mary, 4J. : Joan, wife of John Delam, 
 
 1490 (A- 5, 8). 
 
 A caudle of 1 lb. wax to burn before the Image of St. Mary, 
 and to the Image of St. Marv, a silver girdle : Henry Lambard, 
 
 1491 (A. 5, 14). 
 
 To the maintenance of my taper before Our Lady, 20 lbs. of 
 wax by 2 lbs. a year: Thos. Best, 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of ('or|)Us Christi, -id.: Joan, wife of John 
 Delam, 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 33s. 4d., by 3s. 4d. a year: Thos. 
 Best, 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 *SY. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, -id. : Joan, wife of John Delam, 
 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 5 lbs. of wax, by 1 lb. a year : Thos. 
 Best, 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 Varia. — To the reparation and support of the Church, one mare, 
 the best of two : John Locas of Orgarswicke, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 To the railing of the church-yard, 10s. : Thos. Best, 1520 
 (A. 14, 10). 
 
 EASTCliURCH. 
 
 Dedication: All Saints. — [Parishioners were buried in the church- 
 yard of Minster in Sheppey.] 
 
 The Trinity. — To the Trinity of All Halowen, a taper of five lbs. of 
 wax to bui'n there for a whole year: Ric'' Rede, 1172 (A. 2, G). 
 
 The Pood. l\) the repair and support of the Lights called Basyn 
 Lights before the High Cross in the Church of Eastchurch, 
 15 ewes, and one of the parishioners to be made warden of the 
 same Lights : A\^m. Weruk, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 48).
 
 106 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary in the south part of the Chancel, 
 one hive with bees, called a dryft : Wm. Sigor, I4G6 (A. 1, 10). 
 Light of Our Lady in the high quere, one ewe : Eob*^ Manne, 
 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chancel, one ewe : Thos. Eowliede, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 64). 
 
 Our Lady of Pit i/.— Two ewes to maintain a taper before Our Lady 
 of Pity: Wni. Abell. 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 73). 
 
 AU Saints. — Light of All Saints, one ewe : Thos. Eowhede, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 64). 
 
 >S'^. George. — My bay horse to be sold, and the money buy an Image 
 of St. G-eorge to set in the Church : Wui. Eede, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 The Sacrament. — Three eAves to find a taper in the high Chancel of 
 the Parish Church before the Sacrament, to burn as it hath been 
 used heretofore: Wm. Abell, 1534 (Con. K!. fol. 73). 
 
 Var/'a. — Twt) j^riests to sing in the Church of Eastchurch for a year, 
 to say for me St. G-regory's trental. and keep every Sunday and 
 Holyday, £10. To all the altars in the Church double repair, 
 that is altar cloths and towels that belong thereto : Ric'' Rede, 
 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Ex'ors to buy five Vestments com pleat of green satin of 
 Brugges at 20s. each, with a remembrance on the back of every 
 vestment of the giver : one to the Parish Church of Eastchurch 
 with an Image of All Hallows on the back. Other Churches, 
 Queenborough, Minster, Tieysdovvn, and Warden : John Bel- 
 linger of Eavershain [in which Church he Avas buried], 1529 
 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 EASTLING. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 
 Eslvng : Rob' Lull, 1475 (A. 2, 16) ; Ric'i Clouch, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 The ii'oof/.— Light of the Holy Cross, 4^/. : lioh^ Lull, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 To the making of the Roodloft of Holy Cross of Eselyng, 
 
 6s. Hd. : Isabelle Cherche of Ottcrden, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 Our Lady. — I owe to the Light of a Lamp before Our Lady in her 
 
 Chancel, 10s. : Ric'' Clouch, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 St. James.— Light of St. James, 2d. -. liob' Lull, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 St. I^atherine. — Light of St. Katharine, 4<d. : Eob' Lull, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Easlyng afore the door 
 
 going into St. Katherine's Chancel there. A stone to be laid 
 
 upon mo, price 20s., with scochon of my arms thereon : John 
 
 Cherch, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 St. Mcholas. — I owe to the Light of St. Nicholas, 30s. : Ric'i 
 
 Clouch. 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 The Sepulchre. — 'V\w, Sepulclirc l>ight iiavc a cow or (!>s. Sr/., and 
 
 every other Ivight have 12^/.: .lohn Cherch, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 The Torche>i.—'\\) i\\ii Lighl of tlio Torches, 4^/. : Eob' !;iill, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 16).
 
 EAST KENT. 107 
 
 EASTKY. 
 
 Dedlcdtion : Our Jjidy. — Buried in the cliurcliyanl of Kastrc, (in 
 
 the west side of the Clia])el within the i^tinie cliurcliyard : Walter 
 
 Eeyrefax, 14;-{9 (Con. I, fol. Is). 
 
 Buried in tlie Cliurch of Bles.sed Mary of Eastrev : AVm. 
 
 Sutton, 1401 (Con. 2, fol. li;i). 
 
 J3uried in tiie Chancel of the Church : Wm. Craller, pencion- 
 
 arius of the Parisli Church of Estre, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 184). 
 Buried in the Church by my father. Towards makin*^ the 
 
 Koodloft, £0 V'U. 4f/. Reparation of the Church, ij'-i «3.s. '^d. : 
 
 John Owre, 1532 (Con. 15, fol. 182). 
 Our Lady. — To the loer [s/c] Light of Our Lady, half a seame of 
 
 barley : Wm. Paramore, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. I'd). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the church-yard before the west 
 
 door of Our Lady Chapel, and to the Light of Our Lady Chapel 
 
 one ewe : John Pysng of Selveston, 149JJ (Con. 5, fol. (j). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard before the door of Our Lady 
 
 Chapel : lioger Erewer, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 15). 
 
 Buried before the Chapel-door in the churchyard. Towards 
 
 buying a new canopy cloth for the Parish Church, 13*. 4f/. : John 
 
 Frynd, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 346). 
 St. John. — To the Light of St. .John a lb. of wax yearly, during the 
 
 life of Alice my w'lfe : John Broker, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 180). 
 St. Jolin the Baptist. — Buried in the body of the Cliurch before the 
 
 Altar of St. John the Baptist. To the reparation of the Church, 
 
 £3 Us. 8,/.: Peter Larly, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 143). 
 
 Light of St, John the Baptist, half a seam of barley : Win. 
 
 Paramore, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 79). 
 *S^^. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, one bushel of barlev : Wm. 
 
 Paramore, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 79). 
 Jesus Mass. — To the maintenance of the Jesus Mass in the Church, 
 
 two kine, and to the xVltar where the Mass of Jesus is celebrated, 
 
 a vestment, price £5. John Owi-e, 1532 (Con. 15. fol. 182). 
 Varia. — My tenement at Selveston, bought of Henry Baxe the elder, 
 
 to my ex'or Roger Erynne, for the churchwardens for the re- 
 paration of the Church for evermore : Thos. Elware. 1499 
 
 (Con. 5, fol. . .). 
 
 EASTWELL. 
 
 Dedication : Our Ladij. — Buried in the choir of the L hurch of 
 Blessed Mary of Eastwell, near the grave of my husband. To 
 every Liyht, 3s. 4r/. : Margareta, relict of Walter Moyle, 1493 
 (Con. 3, fol. 349). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Eastwell : Simon 
 Jordan, 1508 (.\. 9, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Cluiivh of Eastwell : Sir Wm. Edwardson, 
 1518 (A. 13, 12). 
 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Church of Blessed Mary of Eastwell, 
 before the High Cross : Wm. Eobertsou, rector, 146(5 (A. 1,4).
 
 108 TESTAMENTA cantiana. 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 6^/. : Wm. Fowggle, 148J^ (Con. 3, 
 fol. 10). 
 
 Light of the Cross, I2d. : Simon Jordan, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 Light of the Cross, 6s. Sd. : Sir Wm. Edwardson, 1518 
 (A. 13, 12). 
 Our Lfidi/.— Light of Blessed Mary, 12d. : John Bigge, 11G3 (A. 1, 0). 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the choir, (id. : Wm. Fowggle, 
 1481 (Con. 3, fol. 10). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 20d. : Sir Wm. Edwardson, 1518 
 (A. 13, 12). 
 St. Ann.— Light of St. Anne, 3r/. : Simon Jordan, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, Sd.: Simon Joi'dan, 1508 
 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher. 4<d. : Wm. Fowggle, 1184 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 10). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 3(/. : Simon Jordan, 1508 
 
 (A. 9, 9). 
 St. Katherine.— Light of St. Katheriue, 4J. : Wm. Fowggle, 1484 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 10). 
 St. Thomas.— Light of St. Thomas, 4<d. : Wm. Fowggle, 1484 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 10). 
 The Torches.— To the Light of the Torches, M. : Wm. Fowggle, 
 
 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 10). 
 Varia. — My feoffees shall make an estate in two acres of land in 
 the parish of Eastwell in a field called Catingland, and deliver 
 the same, in fee simjile, to tliree or four honest men to the use 
 and behoof of the Church in recompense of a certain annual 
 rent of 2 lbs. of wax wrested and detained from the Church 
 against his conscience: Walter Moyle, Kt., 1480 (Con. 2, fol. . .). 
 To buying a great bell for Eastwell, £5 : Stephen Hawker 
 of Challock, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 69). 
 
 EBONEY. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 Ebbeney : A\^m. Mowsden, 1468 (A. 1, 16) ; Thos. Soone, 1474 
 (A. 2, 12) ; Wm, iioger of lleding, 1502 (A. 8, 11) ; Ric'i Lawles 
 of Rcdyng, 1533 (A. 19, 6). 
 
 Buried within the Church of Blessed Mary of Eboncy before 
 the door of the quier as near as possible : Thos. Hlackbourne, 
 1498 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Churcli of St. Marv of E]bbcney : Eob' Golding, 
 1513 (A. 12, 12). 
 The Hood.— To the Light of the Great Cross, 4J. : Wm. Mowsden, 
 1468 (A. ], 16). 
 
 Light bel'on! the ILgh Cross, 2.s-. : Henry Goldinge, 1476 
 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, SJ. : .Margaret (Jojding, 1497 (A. 6, 8) ; 
 John Sellar, 1502 (A. 8, 11) ; Robert Guldiug, 1513 (A. 12, 12).
 
 EAST KENT. 109 
 
 Liglil of llio "Rodeliglit, 8s. 4-d.: Joan, widow nf John Rav- 
 nold, 1525 (A. 17. 1). 
 Our Lddi/. Light of St. Mary, 4</. : Tho8. Soono, 1471 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, ;3.s. 4f/., and to tlie Brotherhood of St. 
 Marv, 3.S. 4rf. : llenrv Goldinge, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, V2d. : John Pawdeherst, 1494 (A. (J, 1) ; 
 Margaret Gohling. 1497 (A. G, 8). 
 
 Kc'paration of the Tabernaele of St. Mary, 12</. : John Siller, 
 1502 (A. S, 11). 
 
 Liglit of Our Lady, 3s. 4id. : Joan, widow of John Eaynold, 
 1525 (A. 17, 1). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 2d. : Kic'* Lawles of Kedyng, 1533 
 
 (A. 19, IG). 
 ;SY. Katherine. — To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine of Ebbene, 
 20^. : Wni. Kenet of Woodchureh, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 198). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Thos. Soone, 1474 (A. 2, 12) ; 
 John Pawdeherst, 1494 (A. 0, 1) ; Wm. Seker of Reding, 1513 
 (A. 12, G). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, Gd. : Wm. Chapman, 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 St. Pg^en— Light of St. Peter, 2d. : John Pawdeherst, 1494 (A. 6, 1) ; 
 Ric'' Lawles, 1533 (A. 19, IG). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4rf. : Margaret Grolding, 1497 (A. G, 8) ; 
 Rob* Golding, 1513 (A. 12, 12). ^ 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 6^. : Wm. Chapman, 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 St. Stephen.— Lvrht of St. Stephen, 4c/. : Wm. Mowsden, 14G8 
 (A. 1, IG) ; Margaret Golding, 1497 (A. 6, 8) ; John Siller, 
 1502 (A 8, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 2d. : Thos. Soone, 1474 (A. 2, 12) ; 
 John Pawdeherst, 1 194 (A. G, 1) ; Wm. Seker, 1513 (A. 12, G). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, \2d. : Henry Goldinge, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 St. TJiomas.—Li^ht of St. Thomas, Id': Margaret Golding, 1497 
 (A. 6, 8) ; John filler, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 2d. : Wm. Seker, 1513 (A. 12, 6) ; Ric'^ 
 Lawles, 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 
 Ligiit of St. Thomas, 3s. 4J. : Joan, widow of John Ravnold, 
 1525 (A. 17, 1). 
 Hoc/nel or Hoqwell Liglit. — To the Light called Hognel Light, 8t/. : 
 Margaret Golding," 1497 (A. 6, S). 
 
 To the Light Ovenani called IJogwell Light, '6d. : Rob' Gold- 
 ing, 1513 (A. 12, 12). 
 Chapel in Bedirifj Street. — Buried in the new Chapel lately builded 
 by the cost of my hnsband, next unto tlie grave of my husband: 
 Joan, widow of .lolm Raynold of Reding, 1525 (A. 17, 1). 
 
 To the reparation of the Chapel standing in Reding Street, 
 Gs. ^d. : Ric" Lawles, 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 
 To the Light of Holy Cross of Reding, 4c/.: John Siller, 1502 
 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Light of Eedyn, 4c/. : Rob* Golding, 1513 (A. 12, 12).
 
 110 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 EGEETON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the cluirehyard of Blessed Mary 
 at Egerton: Thos. Elmlierst, 1455 (Con. 2, fol. UO) ; Thos. 
 Spyce, 1456 (Con. 2, fol. 95) ; Eic'^ Bourne, senior, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 227) ; John Hawe of Ton^, 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 484) ; Elisa- 
 beth Eayner, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 172). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Egyrton : Adam Holme, parish 
 chaplain, 1434 (Con. 1, fol. 25). 
 The Trinity. — Light of the Holy Trinity over the bier, Qd. : Kic"^ 
 Bourne, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 227). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 8^.: John Knok, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 351). 
 
 Light of the Holv Trinity, 20f/. : Eic'^ Wanden, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 25). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 2d. : Elisabeth Eayner, 1526 CCon. 14, 
 fol. 172). 
 The Bood. — Light of Holy Cross, Sd.: John Knok, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 351). 
 
 Light of the Cross, IGd. : Eic'' Wanden, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 25). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 2d. : Elisabeth Eavner, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 172). 
 Our Ladi/. —Jjight of St. Mary the Virgin, 4c?. : Thos. Elmherst, 
 1455 '(Con. 2, fol. 90). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, 6d., and to the painting of the Image of 
 Blessed Mary, I2d. /Thos. Spyce, 1456 (Con. 2, fol. 95). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4;d. : John Hawe of Tong, 1480 
 (Con. 2, fol. 484). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 2d. : Elisabeth Eayner, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 172). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Buried in the Church before Our Lady of Pity. 
 To a new Chapel to be made in wood work, and an altar to be 
 made before the Image of Our Lady of Pity, 53a'. 4t?. To the 
 renewing and making of as many seats as there be from the said 
 Chapel to the Churcli door, 136-. Id.: Thos. Polhill, 1514 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 133). 
 St. Christopher.— Ught of St. Christopher, 4(/. : Thos. Spyce, 1456 
 (Con. 2, fol. 95) ; John Hawe of Tong, 1480 (Ccm. 2, fol. 484). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 8^. : .John Knok, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 351). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Elisabeth Eayner, 1526 
 (Con. 14, fol. 172). 
 St. James.— Lif^ht of St. James, 6d. : Tlios. Elmherst, 1455 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 90). 
 
 Light of St. James, Hd. : .John Knok, II 76 (Con. 2, fol. .351). 
 Light of St. James, 2d. -. Elisabeth Eayner, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 172). 
 St. John the Baptist.— \A\^\\i oF St. .lolin llic i3aptist, 4t/. : Thos. 
 Elmlierst, 1455 (Con. 2, fol. 90).
 
 EAST KENT. Ill 
 
 To the painting of the Image of St. .lohn the l^aptist, I2d. : 
 Thos. Spyce, 1456 (Con. 2, fol. 95). 
 
 LiL^ht of St. Jolm tlic Haptist, I5d. : Eic'' Bourne, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 2-27). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, SJ. : .l.^lm Knok, 1470 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 351). 
 *S'^ Marqnref. — Light of St. Margaret, '2(1. : l'>lisalK;t h Kayner, 1526 
 
 (Con. 14, fol. 172). 
 St. 31icJinel.—L\<r}it of St. Michael, I2d. : Eic'' Edinden, priest, 
 1521 (Con. 13, fol. 84). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 2^/. : Elisabeth llavner, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 172). 
 Sf. Nicliohis. — Light of St. Nicholas, 12f/. : Eic'' Edinden, priest, 
 1521 (Con. 13, fol. 84). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Elisabeth Eayner, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 172). 
 The Ilerse. — Light of the Herse, 4c?. : John Hawe of Tong, 1480 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 484). 
 Varia. — To the new Steeple there, 6«. ^d. : Wui. Nynne, 1468 
 (Con. 2, fol. . .). 
 
 To the glazing of the new window in the Steeple, and the 
 pavement of the same, 5s. : John Knok, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 351). 
 
 To the Church, 20 marcs, to buy two Tenikylls [tunicles] 
 according to the new red vestment, with amvssis, stolis, etc. : 
 John Nynne, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. . .). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church, 6s. 8f/. To painting the 
 Vawte \_sic] above the high altar, 20.s. : Eic'' Wandeu, 1514 
 (Con. 9, fol. 25). 
 
 ELHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of Blessed 
 Mary of Elham : Wm. Usborne, 1465 (A. 1, 8) ; Alice Brooke, 
 1499 (A. 7, 7) ; Wm. Osberii, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Blessed Mary of Elham : John 
 Breding, late of Dover and before of the parish of Elham, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9), and John Barmysdale, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 The Trinity. — To the Liglit of Holy Trinity, a bushell of barley : 
 Win. Usborne, 1465 (A. 1,8); Thos. Taylor, 1.474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 .V priest to celebrate at the Altar of the Holy Trinity for a 
 quarter of a year for uiy soul, 33s. 4(/. : John Pelham, 1481 
 (.-\.3, 21). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Trinity, 4r7. : John Ginder, 1482 (A. 3, 
 26) ; Margeria Jancock, 1500 {A. 8, 7) ; Margaret Smersole, 
 widow, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 The Rood. — To the High Cross, 12</. : Juliana Cowper, widow, 1469 
 (A. 1, 21). 
 
 Liglit of the High Cross called cryslight, 2d. : Thos. Salleyn, 
 1491 (A. 5, 10).
 
 112 TESTAMENTS CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Zff%.— Light of St. Mary, 2d. : Thos. Salleyn, 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4c?. : Margaret Smersole, widow, 1513 
 
 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Our Lady on the north side of the Church. — Light of Blessed Mary 
 
 on the north side of the Church, ~Ul -. Thos! Gendor, 1466 (A. 1, 
 
 4), and Alice Brooke, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of the Grlorious Virgin Mary in the north part of the 
 Church, a bushel of barley: Wm. I^sborne, 1465 (A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Marv on the north side of the Church, 2i. : 
 John G-oldfinch, 1471 "(A. 1, 8). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary on the north side of the Church, two 
 bnshels of barley: John JBredey, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 Our Lady of North Elham. — Light of Our Lady of North Elham, 
 4r/. : \\m. Sym of Adisham, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 77). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of North Elham, 2^/. : Margeria 
 Janeok, 1500 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of North Elham, a bushel of wheat: 
 Wm. Smersole, 1509 (A. 11, 1). 
 Our Lady of Bladehene. — Light of Blessed Mary of Bladebeme, 4c?. : 
 
 Wm. Osborn, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 Our LAidy of Wyntringe. — To the Light of Wyutringe, 4(7. : John 
 Gindor, 1482 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of AVyntringe, 2d. : John Barmysdale, 
 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 Our Lady of Okerige. — To the Altar of Our Lady of Okerige, my 
 
 best towel : Margaret Smersole, widow, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — To the reparation of the Tabernacle of Our 
 
 Lady of Pity, 3*. M. : Harry Terry, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 St. George.— '■'■\ii.9. id. to have an Image of St. George in the Parish 
 Church of Elham, and if the parish of Elham will have an Image 
 of St. George of more value, then the parish liave the said 
 13s. 4^., or else my ex'ors inake an Image of tliat value " : AVm. 
 Sym of Adisham [where buried], 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 77). 
 St. Jo7/«.— Light of St. John, \2d. : John Pelham, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 Light of St. John. 2d.: Thos. Sallevn, 1491 (A. 5, 10); 
 Alice Brooke, 1499 (A. 7, 7) ; James Saunder, 1529 (A. 18, 7). 
 Light of St. John, 4d. : Margeria Janeok, 1500 (A. 8, 7). 
 >SY. John the Baptist.— Ught of St. John the Baptist, 4d. : John 
 Goldfinch, 1471 (A. 1, 18) ; Jiiliana Cowper, widow, 1469 (A. 1, 
 21) ; Margaret Smersole, widow, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, a buslu'l of barley : John 
 Bredey, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Thos. Taylor, 147 !• (A. 2, 13). 
 St. John the Erangelist. — Light of St. John the Evangelist, 4c7. : 
 Jdlm fioldfincli, 1471 (A. 1, 18) ; Juliana Cowper, widow, 1469 
 (A. 1,21). 
 
 liiglit of St. John the Kvangclist, a bushel of barley : John 
 
 Jiredey, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Thos. Taylor, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 St. Katherine. — My ex'ors shall make and repair well and sufficiently 
 
 all the south aisle of the (^hurch of Elham, extending from the 
 
 Altar of St. Katherine there, unto the west window next above
 
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 the fout, the timber all new, and the lieliiifr* with lead, and all 
 otlu'i- Iliiiij^H ncces.sarv, with mine own jtjoods : Selvistre, widow 
 of Juhn (;!ogo;t", 1513 (A. 12, 5). 
 St. Michael— \:nj}\t of St. Mieliael, 3^/.: Thos. (Jendor, UGO 
 
 (A. 1, 4). 
 St. Nicholas.— l.U^U of St. Nicliolas, 2iJ.: John (Joldfiiich, 1171 
 (A. 1, 18) ; ThoB. Salleyn, 1 l!)l (A. 5, 10). 
 
 Light of St. JS'icliolas, half a bushel of barley : Thos. Taylor, 
 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4</. : John Giiidor, 14S2 (A. 3, 2G). 
 Light of St. Nicholas, \d. : Margeria Jancok, 1500 (A. 8, 7). 
 St. Peter.— JAoht of St. Peter, 2d.: Thos. Salleyn, 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley: AVm. Smersole, 1509 
 (A. 11, 1). 
 Tri/Jl vpon mrj Harp. — To the Light which commonly at Elhaiu is 
 ' called Trylle ii])oii my Harp, M. : Thos. Gendor, 1406 (A. 1, 4). 
 Light called Trilieon my Harpe, 2d. : John Goldfinch, 1471 
 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 Light of Tryll on mine Harp, one bushel of barley : Thos. 
 TayUu-, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of Tryll on mine Harp, 2d. : Wm. Sompner, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light which is called Trilonmyharp, Gd. : John Pelham, 1481 
 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of Trylonmy harpe, 2d. -. Thos. Salleyn, 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 T?ie E(/q Liijht. — To the Egge Light before the high Cross, a bushel 
 of barley: Wm. Smersole, 1509 (A. 11, 1). 
 
 To the Egg Light, 2d. : Jas. Saunder, 1529 (A. IS, 7). 
 The Heyre Lir/ht.—To the Heyre Light, one bushel of barley: Thos. 
 Taylor, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 To the Light called Ileyre liight, 2^. : Wm. Sompner, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13). 
 The Basin.— To the Light of the Basin, 2d. : Thos. Salleyn, 1491 
 
 (A. 5, 10). 
 JesMs Mass. — To maintaining of Jesus Mass there, 20s. : John 
 
 Turner, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 J''aria.--To the reparation of the good cross there, 20.s\ To buy 
 linen cloth for a surplice to the Church, Os. Sd. Keparation of 
 the wall of the churchyard next my messuage, 206-. : John Turner, 
 1501 (A. 8, 0). ' 
 
 To the new shoting of the third bell there, 3*. 4d. To a 
 canopy to hang over wives that are being purified, 3s. 4rf. : Harry 
 Verry, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 To the reparation of the third bell, 12^/. To the reparation 
 of the Steeple, 12(/. : Kic'' Bropson, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 
 * Heal = to hide, cover up, roof in. — Diet. Kent Dialect. 
 
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 114 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 ELMESTOX. 
 
 Dedication: [Uukuown].— Buried in the Chancel of Elmeston : 
 Thos. Bartlett, priest and parson, loil (A. 23, 1). 
 
 The i?oofZ.— Buried in the Church before the High Cross : John 
 Stonard, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 Our ifffl'y.— Buried in the Church of Elmeston before the Image 
 of Our Ladv there. Two wax torches, price 8s., to burn at my 
 burying, and then to the Church: Alexander Stonard, 1529 
 (A. 18r4). 
 
 St. Peter. — A cow to the maintaining of two tapers for ever, one 
 before the Image of Our Lady and the other before the Image 
 of St. Peter ; and the taper before St. Peter shall be stricken at 
 two times \sic] in the year, tliat is, against Easter to burn at 
 the Sepulchre, and aga'inst the Eeast of St. Peter next after 
 midsummer day: Alex. Stonard, 1529 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 Yaria. — To the buving of a new bell for the Church, 40s. : Alex. 
 Stonard, 1529 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 To the Church, 3s. 4c/., to buy such things as are most 
 needful to the use of the parish :' Thos. Bartlett, priest and 
 parson of Elmeston, 1541 (A. 23, 1). 
 
 To Elmestone Church, a cross-cloth as good as can be bought 
 for Os. ^(1. : Wm. Kenton of Preston, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 
 ELM LEY. 
 
 Xo evidence from the wills. 
 
 ELMSTEAD. 
 
 Dedicotion : St. James the Apostle. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. James of Elmstead : Simon Brodeman, 1407 (A. 1, 21); 
 Wm. Cartar, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard of St. James the Apostle of Elmy- 
 stede : Andrew Courte, 1500 (A. 8, 0). 
 
 The i^oor/.— Light of Holy Cross, one bushel of barley : Simon 
 Brodeman, 1467 (A. 1,21). 
 
 To the three Lights before the High Cross, 4</. each : An- 
 drew Courte, 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Our Lady.—U^ht of Blessed Mary in the Church, one bushel of 
 barley: Simon Brodeman, 1467 (A. 1,21), and John Fordivci, 
 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Our Lady.—'' Towards the renewing of a new Light of Our Blessed 
 Lady in the Church of Elmstead, 3s. 4c;.": Ann AVhite of Walt- 
 ham, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 To the two Lights of the Blessed Virgin Mary, M.: Andrew 
 Courte, 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Oiir Lndi/ of North Jrif/h.— To the Brotherhood Light of XorUi- 
 leigh,V,.s." s</. : Wm.' Cartar, 1473 (A. 2, 8).
 
 EAST KENT. 115 
 
 Light of Our Lady of IS'ortliloigli, (!r/. : Tlios. ITamoiid, 1531 
 (A. ID, 7). 
 
 Light ol' ( )ur Lady founded by the young people, 2(/. : Thos. 
 Haiimiond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 *SV. James. — iiuricd in the Cliancel of St. .lames of Elmystede, 
 liefore the ligure uf St. James : John Ede, vicar, 148G 
 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4(7. : Andrew Coiirie, 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 »SV. John on the Beam. — Light of St. John on the Beme, 4^. : Tbos. 
 
 Hamond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Reparation of the Chancel of St. Jolm in 
 tlie Church, iSs. ScL : John Tiirgis, 1473 (A. 2. 10). 
 
 Reparation of the Chancel of St. John, lO.y. : Margaret 
 Trocher, L4S2 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 To the ghizing of two bays in the new Chancel of St. John 
 the Baptist, 206-., at the discretion of my ex'ors: John Ede, 
 vicar, 1486 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 Liglit of St. John tlie Baptist, 4^/. : Andrew Courte, 1500 
 (A. 8,6). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Jolui the Baptist, on the side 
 next unto the Chancel of St. James of Elmsted : Christopher 
 Gay, 1507 (Con. 10, fol. 17). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, four bushels of barley : 
 Hamond Mexsted, 1511 (A. 12, 3). 
 St. e/bAw.— Light of St. John, one bushel of barley : Simon Brode- 
 man, 1467 (A. 1, 21); John Pordred. 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Light of St. John, 8r/. : John Bultinch, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 Light afore St. John, 2d. -. Thos. Hamond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 St. Nichola.<i.—lA<r]it of St. Nicholas, id.-. Andrew Courte, 1500 
 (A. 8, 6) ; Thos. Hamond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, a bushel of barley: John Fordred, 
 1503 (A. 8. 13). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, Gd. -. John Btilfinch, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 The Herse. — To the liight called the Hearse, one bushel of barlev : 
 Simon Brodeman, 1467 (A. 1,21); John Fordred, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 Light of the Herse, two bushels of barlev : Hamond Mex- 
 sted, 1511 (A. 12, 3) ; John BulHiich, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 Parish Light. — Light of the parish, which popularly is called i)arish 
 
 Light, "4^. : Hamon Trocher, 1481 (A. 3, 23). 
 Light of Erynton or Elington. — Light of Evynton, Qd. -. Hamon 
 Trocher, 1481 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Light of Elington, Qd. : John Fordred, 1503 (A. 8, 13) ; 
 Thos. Hamond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 Li(/ht of Bodesham. — To the Light of Bodesham, (id. : John Fordred, 
 
 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 The Sacrament. — Light of the Sacrament, a quarter of barlev : Tho.s. 
 
 Hamond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 Eight: Tapers.~To the Light of the Eight Tapers, 4td. : Thos. 
 
 Hamond, 1531 (A. 19, 7). 
 Varia. — A sa,ler of silver to be made into a pix to bear in the Body 
 
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 116 TESTAMENTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 of Our Lord, bv mv ex'ors at my cost : Jolm Edo, vicar, 1486 
 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 To tlie building a vestry in the Churcb, Gs. Sd.: Andrew 
 Courte, 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 That the making of new seats called the Pews in the Church 
 of Elmested be done at my expense, viz., that space from the 
 place v^'here St. Christopher is painted to the corner of the stone 
 wall on the north side of the Church : Wm. Philpot of God- 
 mersham, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. . .). 
 
 EWELL (OK TEMPLE EWELL). 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the cliiirchyard of 
 the Apostles Peter and Paul df Ewell : John Oi-ij;ore, 1475 
 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter in Ewell under the 
 stone before the Stepildore [sic]. To the Church, 20(/. and my 
 portose : Henry Eamsay, vicar, 1495 (A. 6, 2). 
 
 Buried in the High Chancel : Sir Humphrey Alen, chaplain, 
 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 The Pood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : John Orgore, 
 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; and Stephen Wolett gave eight bushels in 
 1488 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, id. : John Coppin, 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; 
 Wm. Wastell, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, one bushel of barley : John 
 Clement, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; John Orgore, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, eight bushels of barlev : Stephen Wolett, 
 1488 (A. 4, G). ' 
 
 Light of Our Lady, -Ul. : John Coppin, 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; 
 Wm. Wastell, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 St. Jamea the Apostle. — Light of St. James the Apostle, one bushel 
 of barley: John Clement, 1473 (A. 2, 8), and John Orgore, 
 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4r/. : John Coppin, 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; Wm. 
 Waslell, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 Sf. Jolm the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, two bushels 
 of barley: Stephen Wolett, 1488 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, id.: Wm. AVastell, 1502 
 (A. 8,9). 
 .SV. Katharine. — Light of St. Katharine, two bushels of barlev: 
 Stephen Wolett, 1488 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katharine, Ad.: Wm. AVastcli. 1502 (A. S, 9). 
 St. Pe/er.— Light of St. Peter, id. : Wm. Wastell. 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 iSV. Ptimnn [? Trwn/on].— Light of St. Bumani, id.: Win. Wastell, 
 
 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 The Torches. — To the support of the Light called the Torch Light, 
 one cow : Thos. Wolett, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 To the Torch Tiight, one of my best kino : Thos. Maistre, 
 1502 (A. 8, 8).
 
 tASt KENT. 117 
 
 Jirotherhood Lif/lits. — To every Hrodrc Light in the C hurch, i.e., 
 Lights of Our Lady, Liglit of my patron St. Peter, Light of the 
 Holy Cross, and the Light of St. James the A post U,', to each 
 4(/. To every Light of devotion in the Church, Id. -. liic'' 
 Breten, 152(5 (A. 17, 2). 
 Varia. — 'I'o having a new chalice for llie use of the Church, 2Us. : 
 Steplieu Wolett, 1-188 (A. -l, 6). 
 
 Towards the buying of a bell, 12(/. : John Coppin, 1491) 
 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 To the repair of one bell in the Church, 20</. : Wm. Wastell, 
 1502 (A. 8, i)). 
 
 To the reparation oi tlie rood-loft in the Chancel of ihe 
 Blessed Mary in the Church, iSs. Sd. To ihc reparation of the 
 choir, 3s. 4^/., and of one bell in the Cliurcli, l^-y. id. To each 
 Light of which 1 am a brother, one bushel of barley : Thos. 
 Wolett, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 To the re|)airing iind amending of the high qwere in the 
 Church, Ss. id. To repairing the church-yard as in paling, 10s. 
 To the amending and changing of one Bell, 10s. To the 
 increase of every Brother Light, six bushels of barley malt : 
 Thos. Maistre, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To tlie maintenance of the bellies [bells], 2d. : Ric'^ Breten, 
 1526 (A. 17, 2). 
 
 EYTHOENE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. Peter of Aythorne : Eobert Pypar, 1474 (A. 2, 12); Wm. 
 Justice, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 43). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard of St. Peter and St. Paul of 
 Eythorne: Thos. Pi par, 1479 (A. 3, 13); Wm. Moryell, 1473 
 (A. 5, 17). 
 
 Buried afore the procession door within the Church of 
 Eythorne. My ex'ors to pave the aisle from the procession 
 door to the quier door: Win. Benett, 1520 (A. 14, 7). 
 The Hood. — Buried in the Church before the Image of the High 
 Cross: John Pipar, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 12d. : Eob' Pypav, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of biirlcv : Henry Staunton, 
 1485 (A. 4, 12) ; Kich'' Courthope, 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; Thos. Ha- 
 mond, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 Our Ladj/.-Uirht of St. Mary, V2d. : Eob' Pypar, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 Liglit of t)ur Lady, a bushel of barley : Henry Staunton, 
 1485 (A. 4, 2); Wm. Justice, 1485 (Con. 3, fol." 43) ; Ric^ 
 Courthope, 1498 (A. 7, 4); Wm. Bennett, 1520 (A. 14, 7); 
 Wm. Pipar, 1536 (A. 20, 6). 
 St. Katheriiie. — Light of St. Katherine, four ewes to maintain 
 two tapers that shall burn for ever : AVm. Moryell, 1493 
 (A. 5, 17). 
 St. Peter.— Ug\\t of St. Peter, 12(/. : Kobert Pypar, 1474 (A. 2, 12).
 
 118 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Peter, two bushels of barley : Wm. Justice, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 43) ; Wm. Pipar, 1530 (A. 20, 6). 
 
 Light of 8t. Peter, one bushel of barley : tleury Staunton, 
 1485 (A. 4, 2) ; Eic" Courthope, 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; Thos. Ham- 
 mond, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, two bushels of barley : Win. 
 Benett, 1520 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 St. Thomas the Apostle. — To the making of an Image of St. Thomas 
 the Apostle in the Church, Gs. 8t/. To the Light of St. Thomas, 
 a bushel of barley : Wm. Pipar, 1536 (A. 20, 0). 
 
 The T'orches. — To the maintenance of the Torches, a bushel of 
 barley : Thos. Pipar, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the belfry, 6s. 8 J. Keparation of the 
 E-oodloft of the Church, 20s. To every Light, a bushel of barley: 
 John G-urney, 1528 (A. 18, 2). 
 
 EAIREIELD. 
 
 Dedication: St. Thomas of Canterbiiri/. — Buried in the churchyard 
 of St. Thomas the Martyr of Fayrefelde : Simon Bolfe, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 77). 
 
 Buried in the churchyai'd of St. Thomas of Fayrefield : 
 Augustine Godfray, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 54) ; John Bricks, 1537 
 (Con. 15, fol. 375). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Thomas the Martyr of Paire- 
 feld, in the west part between the bell tower and the font: 
 _ Simon Godard, 1481 (Con. 2, fol. 524). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Thomas the Martyr of Paire- 
 field : Roiy Sybrand, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 232). 
 The Hood. — Light before the High Cross, 3s. 4c/.: Hob' Sybrand, 
 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 323). 
 
 Light of the Kood, 12d. : Augustine Godfrav, 1509 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 54); John Bricks, 1537 (Con. 15, fol. 375). 
 Oicr Lady. — Light of the Brotherhood of Blessed Mary there, I2d.: 
 Simon Rolfe, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 77). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 20</. : Bob' Sybrand, 
 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 232). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12(/. : Augustine Godfray, 1509 (Con. 
 10, fol. 54). 
 
 To Our Jiady's Jirotherhood, liSd. : John Colkyn, 1530 
 (Con. 15, fol. 115). 
 All Hallows. — Light of All Hallows, 12r/. : Augustine Godfray, 
 1509 (Con. 10, I'ol. 54). 
 
 Tothe Alihailows Taper, Ir/. : .lolm Bricks, 1537 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 375). 
 
 St. Christopher.— lA<;ht of St. Chrisloplier, V2d. : Jolin Colkyn, 
 
 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 115) ; John Bricks, 1537 (Con. 15, foh 375). 
 
 St. Jb//«.— Light of St. John, \2d. : John Colkyn, 1530 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 115).
 
 lEAST KENT. 119 
 
 St. Thomas the 3Iarfyr.— Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 20(1. : 
 Rob' Sybraiid, US!) (Con. 8, fol. 282). 
 
 Light of 8t. Thoma.s, 12<y. : Augu.stiue Godfray, 1509 (Con. 
 10, fol. 54). 
 
 FAVPIRSHAM. 
 
 Dcilicirfio/i : Our Lady. — My body to be buried in the porch of the 
 Church of tlio I31essed Mary of Faver.sham near where my 
 liusband Ediuuiid de Valaco is buried: Joan Monyu, 1472 
 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Eiiricd in the Church of St. Mary of Favcrsham : Thos. 
 Southland, 14S2 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church between Harry Paye and Alice 
 Knott: Thos. Knight, 1511 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Churcli beside the font : Raynold Hobuett, 
 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 l^uried in the churchyard by the vestry, as nigh as you can : 
 John Thompson, 1528 (A. IS, G). 
 
 Buried in the J\'irish Church in the north isle, nigh to the 
 grave of my daughter Agnes: John Bellinger, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Buried beside the Stocke of Curteyse : Thos. Sayer or Lam- 
 bard, 1539 (A. 21, 9). 
 
 Buried in the middle alley of the Church nigh unto my seat : 
 Bennet Sayer or Lambard, 1546 (A. 24, 2). 
 The Trinity.— To the Cross Light of the Trinity Chapel, ^d: 
 Margaret Sniythe, 1496 (A. iS, 6). 
 
 To the Light of the Rood over the Trinity Chancel, 4c?.: 
 John Tumour, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 9). 
 
 Light of Holv Trinity, 8^/. : John Munde. 1460 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 86) ; Thos. Gilnott, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 39). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 4J. : l-iic<i Wynston, 1465 (A. 1, 3) ; 
 Alice Waller, 1481 (A. 3, 22) ; Thos. Ledmede, 1500 (A. S, 5). 
 
 To the Trinity Altar, M.: Wm. Moore, fletcher, 1513 
 (A. 12, 5). 
 Holy Saviour [see under Jesus Altarl. -Buried in the Parish Church 
 before the Image of Holy Saviour : Roger Harrison, baker, 
 1497 (A. 6, 7). " 
 
 Buried in the Cliurch before the Image of the Holy Saviour 
 in the north part of the same Church : Ric'^ Ledmede, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 The Bood. — Light of Holy Cross, 26-. : Edward Bouude, 1468 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of High [or Holy] Cross, Vld.: John Mnnde, 1460 
 (Con. 2, fol. 86) ; John Beverley, 1471 (A. 1, 16) ; Nicholas 
 AVarencourt, 1479 (A. 3. 13) ; Ric'^ Miller, 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross " in medie " of the same Church, 
 Qs. Sd. : John Straynesham, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 2 lbs. of wax : John Preston, 1483 
 (Con. ^3, fol. 29).
 
 120 TESTIMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Cross Light, 20d. : Thos. Eeade, 1505 (A. 9, 7). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 2d. -. Eob^ Deve, 1506 (A. 10, 4) ; 
 John Curteis, tanner, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 6s. Sd. : Raynold Lewknor, 1541 
 (A. 23, 2). 
 Our Ladij in the Ohoir. — Light of Blessed Mary m the choir, 12d. : 
 John Mnnde, 1460 (Con. 2, fol. 86) ; A\^m. Barow, 1492 
 (A. 5, 11) ; Kic'i Lytell, 1495 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chancel, 4<d. : Geoffrey Champ- 
 neys, 1467 (A. 1, 4) ; Wm. Felowe, 1474 (A. 2, 17) ; John 
 Salmon, 1484 (A. 4, 2) ; Agnes Meller, \Addow, 1493 (A. 5, 16) ; 
 Denise Sole, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady afore tlie high altar, 8^. : Henry Cowlyii, 
 1496 (A. 7, 1) ; Elise Baker, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the choir, 20fl!. : Ric"! Miller, 1491 
 (A. 5, 9) ; Joan Lull, widow, 1519 (A. 13, 13). 
 Our Lady of Pity.— Bxuvied. in the Church before the picture of 
 Our Ladv of Pity in the south aisle : Henry Sayer, Mayor and 
 Yeoman of the Crown, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 To the most needful reparation of the Church wall over Our 
 Lady of Pity in the south aisle, 3s. 4^^. : John Hardy, 1508 
 
 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Image of Our Lady of 
 Pity, beside the grave of my husband Thos. Malpas [sic] : 
 Elisabeth Overton, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 " My body to be buried in the church-yard of Our Lady of 
 Faversham, on the back side of Our Lady of Pity " : Edmund 
 Andrewe. 1521 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, Sd. : John Munde, 1460 
 (Con. 2, fol. 86) ; Wm. Wellys, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 4t7. : Thos. Shorte, 1481 
 (A. 3, 11); John Salmon, 1484 (A. 4, 2); Margaret Smythe, 
 1496 (A. 6, 6) ; Simon AVarnecourt, 1496 (A. 6, 6) ; Thos. 
 Ledmede, 1500 (A. 8, 5); Elisabeth Overton, 1523 (A. 15, 
 
 11). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 13s. ^d. : John Bynder, 1495 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 38). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, a taper of V, lbs. : John 
 Tumour, 1499 (Con. 5," fol. 9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 3s. 4</. : Clement Perchilde, 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 29). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of wax to burn before the Image of Our 
 Lady of i'ity for one year: Thos. Astiebury, 1532 (A. 19, 12). 
 Our Lady in the Nave.— To the Light of the Blessed V^irgin Mary 
 in the nave of the Churcli, ih/. : Thos. Southland, 1482 
 (A. 3, 24). 
 Our Lady in Jeseyn.— To the Light of Pdcssed Mary called m 
 Jeseyn, 6i. : Joan Monyn, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of (Jcsyn, Sd. : Wm. Wellys, 1474 
 (A. 2, 12).
 
 EAST KENT. 121 
 
 Light of St. :\l!irv ill Jcsyii, \2,L: Thos. at Sole, 1493 
 (A. 5, 1(3) ; Kit-'' Lytcll, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 Light of Our l>;ulv in Joasiiin.'. id.: Margaret Smythe, 
 149() (A. 0, 0); SiiiKHi Warnccourl, 11-9G (A. G, G) ; John 
 Bringburue, 1515 (A. 12, 7). 
 Assicmplion of Our Lmhj. — Light of the Assumption oF Our Lady, 
 4rf. : John Bringburue, 1515 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of Our lilessed La'Iy in the choir, 
 46?.: Elyne Eastoii, widow, 1.521 (A. 14, II). 
 Our Ladji of Bethlehem — Light of Our Lady of Bedlam, 4(/. : 
 
 Elisabetii Overtou, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11)."^ 
 Our Lady and Joseph. — -To the Image of Our Lady of [s/c] Joseph 
 in the Church, 3s. id.., to be spent on and about the same 
 Image, at the discretion of my ex'ors : John Hardy, 1508 
 (A. 9, 11). 
 Our Lady and Si. Anne. — I'o the box of the Brotherhood priest 
 of Our Lady and St. Anne, towards the maintenance of the 
 same Brotherhood, lOs. : Jolin Brode, 1512 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 To the Brotlierliood bo.v of Our Ladv and St. Anne, iid. : 
 Henry Bele, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Our J^ady and St. Anne. (is. Hd. : 
 John Love, 1518 (A. 13, 4). 
 All Saints.— Light of All Saints, 8</. : John Munde, 14G0 (Con. 2, 
 
 tol. SO). 
 St. Agnes. — To the Altar of St. Agnes, 4rf. : Wm. Moore, fletcher, 
 1513 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 To the Light of St. Agues, 20^/. : Hob* Fale, 1530 (A. 19, 5). 
 St. Anne. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Anne in 
 the south aisle there, under the pew where 1 sit : John Brode, 
 1512 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 8</. : John Munde, 1460 (Con. 2.fol. 86) ; 
 Eic" Miller, 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Anne the Mother of Mary, (Sd. : Joan Monyn, 
 1472 (A. 2, G). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 4^.: Agnes Mellcr, 1493 (A. 5, 16); 
 Elise Baker, 1497 (A. 6, 10); Uenise Sole, 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; 
 Elisabeth Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Anne, 20^/. : Kob' AVithiott. 1511 
 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Brotherhood Mass of St. Anne 
 in the Parish Church, every week for three years. Id. : Eob* 
 Eale, 1530 (A. 19, 5). 
 
 Light before the Image of St. Anne, 4d. : John Goodwin, 
 153 L (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Anthony. — To the Light of St. Anthonv. 4(/. : Jolin Alelton. 
 1488 (A. 5, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Lnage of St. Anthony, 
 beside and near the seat where I am wont for to kneel : Mar- 
 garet Smythe, 1496 (A. G, G). 
 St. Barbara. — Light of St. Barbara, id. : John Beverley, 1471
 
 122 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 (A. 1, 16) ; Alice Walter, 1481 (A. 3, 22) ; Ric-^ Bedvll, 1494 
 (A. 6, 1) ; Robert Baker, 1503 (A. 8, 13) ; Elisabeth OvertoB, 
 widow, 1523 (A. 15. 11). 
 
 Light of St. Barbara, 12d. : John Cliowue, 1485 (A. 4, 3) ; 
 Thos. at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Barbara, 20^/. : Ric'^ Wulff, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 Sf. Christopher. — Buried iu the Church before the door of the 
 Chapel of St. Christopher. To the reparation of the same Chapel, 
 6s. ^d. : John Clerk. 149(i (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Qd. : John Munde, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 86) ; Joan Monvu, 1472 (A. 2, 6) ; Thos. Southland, 1482 
 (A. 3, 24) ; John Chowne, 1485 (A. 4, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, id.: Agatha Brown, widoAv, 1471 
 (A. 2,5); Alice Walter, 14Nl (A. 3,"^ 22): John Bangor, 1489 
 (A. 5, 6) : John Exbridge, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, S(/. : Simon Warnecourt. 1496 
 (A. 6, 6) ; Henry Cowlyn, 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 1 lb. of wax : John Hoode, 1507 
 (A. 10, 6). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, 4^. : Agatha Bi'own. widow, 
 1471 (A. 2, 5) ; Margaret Smvthe, 1496 (A. 6, 6) ; Denise Sole, 
 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; John Bringburne, 1517 (A. 12, 17) ; Elisabeth 
 Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, 12c/. : Thos at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, 20d. : Roger Harrison, baker, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Clement, 4</. a quarter for one year : 
 John Thompson, 1528 (A. 18, 6). 
 Corpus Christ i. — To the Light of Corpus Christi, a lb. of wax: Wm. 
 Southland. 1457 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 To the sustentation of Corptis Christi Light there holdeu 
 and kept, 12^7. : Rie" a VVode, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 593). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, Gs. 8d. -. John Straynesham, 1472 
 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, id. -. Ric'' Wynston, 1465 (A. 1, 3) ; 
 Geoffrey Champeneys or lioper, 1467 (A. 1, 4) ; Agatha Brown, 
 147 L (A. 2, 5); A¥m. Wilow, 1494 (A. 5, 20); John IJring- 
 burne, 1515 (A. 12, 17) ; Robert Turnor, 1523 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, I2d. : Wm. Wellys, 1474 (A. 2, 12) ; 
 Thos. ar Sole, 1493 (A. 5, 16) 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 3s. id. : Raynold Lewkuor, 1541 
 (A. 23, 2). 
 
 Light of Corpns Christi, 2*-.: John Hampton, 1544 (A. 26, 6). 
 ,St. Crispin and St. Crispirnii/s. -To the Altar of St. Crispin and 
 St. Crispianus, (id a (jiiarter for a year: John Thompson, 1528 
 (A 18, 6). 
 
 Biiricil in ihc Chui'ch liclore the .Vltar ol St. Crispin and 
 St. Crispi;inns. For my grave being in the Church before the 
 said altar, 6s. Hd., and towards maintaining that altar, 13s. id. : 
 Thos. Astebury, 1532 (A. 19, 12).
 
 lEAST KBNT. 123 
 
 Sf. Erasmus.— To the Altar of St. Erasmus, 22d. : Thos. Cooke, 
 1508 (A. U, 2) ; Win. Crakcntliori), 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 13iin'ed in the i'aiish (liuicli Ix't'oi-c the Altar of St. Eriisuiub 
 there: Kic"! Lilill, 152;i (A. 15, S). 
 
 My ex'ors to iiiaiiitaiii a taper of three (juarters of a lb. to 
 burn before .St. Erasmus every holy clay the Mass time for two 
 years, and every ([uarter pay 4d. for three years to maintain the 
 ])ricst of St. Krasmus : Joliu Champneis, 1521 (A. 14, 11). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Er.ismus, -M: Kic'^ Alen, 1525 (A. IG, 10) ; 
 Agnes Salowe, 152(> (A. 17, 2). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Erasmus, Hd. : John Cony, 1526 (A. 17, 4) ; 
 RoV Thornvvall, 1528 (A. 18. li). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Erasmus, 20(1. to the maintenance of the 
 priest: Agnes Andrew, 152G (A. 17, 4). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Erasmus, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Joan 
 Cheeseman, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Erasmus to maintain the jiriest, 4:d. a 
 quarter for one year: John Thompson, 1528 (A. 18, 0). 
 
 To maintain the Light set above St. Erasmus altar called 
 St. Erasmus Light, lOs. : John Barnard, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, M. : Wm. Dobbis, 150(5 (A. 10, 3) ; 
 John Bringburne, 1515 (A. 12, 17) ; Elyne Easton, widow, 
 1521 (A. 14, 11) ; Elisabeth Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Towards maintaining the Light before St. Erasmus, 4</. : 
 Stephen Upton, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 St. Georf/e.—Ught of St. George, (id. : Joan Monyn, 1472 (A. 2, G) ; 
 Wm." Barow, 1492 (A. 5, 11); John Turnour, 1199 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 9). 
 
 Light of St. George, 4:d. : Agatha Brown, widow, 1471 (A. 2, 
 
 5) ; Thos. at Sole. 1493 (A. 5, 10) ; Elise Baker, 1497 (.A.G, 10) ; 
 
 John Bringburne, 1515 (A. 12, 17); Elisabeth Overto]i, widow, 
 
 1523 (A. 15, II). 
 
 St. Giles.— \Aght of St. Giles, 4</. : Thos. at S(,le, 1493 (A. 5. IG). 
 
 St. Gregory. — Light of St. Gregory, i5d.: John Munde, 14G0 (Con. 
 
 2, fol. 86). 
 St. James the Apostle. — Buried in the Clia[)el of St. James the 
 -Apostle in the Parish Church of Kaversham. To the same 
 Chapel to maintain the Brotherhood there, 20.s'. : W^m. AVelow, 
 
 1494 (A. 5, 20). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. James, Gs. Sd. : John Bvnder, 
 
 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 38). 
 
 To the Light of the Brotherhood of St. James, os. -. Koger 
 Harrison, baker, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4d. : Alice Walter, 1481 (A. 3, 22); 
 Agnes Meller, 1493 (A. 5, 16) ; Margaret Smythe, 149G (A. G, 
 G); Elise Baker, 1497 (A. 6, 10) ; John Barbor, 1500 (A. 7,9) ; 
 Margaret (ilebone. widow, 1512 (A. 12, 5); .lohn Bringburne, 
 1515 (A. 12, 17) ; Elisabeth Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Light of St. James, 8d. : Ric'' Lytell, 1495 (A. G, 3) ; Henry 
 Cowlyn, 1498 (A. 7, 1).
 
 124 TESTAMENTA CANTIAN\\. 
 
 Light of St. James, I2d.: John Dowue, 1495 (A. 6, 1) ; 
 Thos. at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, 6); Simon Warnecourt, 1196 
 (A. 6, 6) ; Thos. Knight, 1508 (A. 9, 10). 
 St. John. — To the repair of the north part of the Church of St. Mary 
 of Faversham, called St. John's Isle, my shamhle in the market 
 jjlace to be sold after the death of my wife Alice : John Rogers, 
 1419 (A. 1, 1). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in tlie Church before the Altar of 
 St. John the Baptist beside the body of my husband there : 
 Margery Baker, widow, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 A priest to sing for my soul ni the Church at the Altar of 
 St. John the Baptist: Davy Powell, 1518 (A. 13, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church " before the Altar of St. John 
 the Baptist there, between the stones of St. Katherine's side." 
 And to maintaininii the Li^rht set before the Image of St. .lohn 
 the Baptist, '6s. id. : John Goodwin, 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 
 Light of vSt. John the Baptist, 8d. : John Munde, 1460 
 (Con. 2,fol. 86) ; John Bangor, 1189 (A. 5. 6) ; Eobert Withiott, 
 1511 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 12(/. : Thos. at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, 
 16) ; John Downe, 1495 (A. 6, 3) ; EoV Baker, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, id. : Alice Walter, 14S1 
 (A. 3, 22) ; Thos. Southland, 1482 (A. 3, 2i) ; John Meltan, 
 1488 (A. 5, 1) ; Wm. Dobbis, 1506 (A. 10, 3) ; John Briugburne. 
 1515 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 20(/. : Thos. Tleade, 1505 
 (A. 9, 7) ; Margery Baker, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Hs. id.: lioger Harrison, 
 baker, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 St. John the Evanrjelist. — Light of St. John the Evangelist, 8rf. : 
 John Munde, 1460 (Con. 3, fol. 86). 
 
 Light of St. John the Evangelist, id. : John Meltan, 1488 
 (A. 5,1). 
 St. Katherlne. — Buried in the Church before the great Image of 
 St. Katherine: Bic'^ Robart, 11S7 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church before the Altar of St. Kathe- 
 rine : Wm. Dobbis, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 For the apparel of the Altar of St. Katherine, Qs. Hd. : Thos. 
 Perne, 1531 (A. 19, 8). 
 
 To the Light of St. Katherine the Virgin and Martyr, iid. : 
 Joan Monyn, widow, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, id. : Agatha Brown, widow, 1471 
 (A. 2, 5) ; Alice Walter, 1481 (A. 3, 22) ; Agnes Melier, 1493 
 (A, 5, 16) ; Margaret Smytlie, 1496 (A. 6, 6) ; Simon Warne- 
 court, 1196 (A. 6, 6) ; Elyne Easton, 1521 (A. 14, 11) ; Elisa- 
 beth Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11); and others. 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, Us. Hd. ; John West, 1485 (A. 4, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Katlicrine, 3.v. id.: AVni. Dobbis, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12(/. : Ric' Long, 1483 (A. 3, 26) ; 
 Thos. at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, 16).
 
 EAST KENT. 125 
 
 *S'^. Leonard.— lAght of 8t. Leonard, 4(/. : Tlios. Shorte, 1181 
 
 (A. 3, 11). 
 >S'^ Zoy. — Light of St. Lov, k/. : Kob^ Baker. 15(»:i (A. S, 13). 
 >SA i«/iT.— Lif^'ht of St. laike, 4(/. : Margaret Sinythe, 149G 
 
 (A. G, G) ; Elisabeth Overton, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 St. Mnry dLu/flalene.— l A'^hi of St. INlarv :\ragdalene, 4^/. : John 
 Meltan, 1488 (A. 5, 1). 
 
 Li<rlit of St. Marv Magdalene. 2il. : Lawrence Edward, 1490 
 (A. 5, 7). 
 /S7. M(nynref.—Ij\ght of St. Margaret, 4(1. : Elisabeth Overton, 
 widow,' 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church, before the Altar of St. Mar- 
 garet. A priest to sing ]Mass at St. Margaret's Altar for forty 
 days after my death & have 10s. : John Kybell, 1542 (A. 22, G). 
 Sf. MicJiael.— Light of St. Michael the Archangel, Grf. : Joan 
 Monyn, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 4^.: Thos. Shorte, 1481 (A. 3, 11); 
 Margaret Smvthe, 149G (A. G, G) ; Thos. Ledmede, 1500 
 (A. 8, 5) ; Denise Sole, 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; Wm. Dobbis, 150G 
 (A. 10, 3); John Bringburne, 1515 (A. 12, 17); Elisabeth 
 Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, I2d. : Thos. at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, IG). 
 Light of St. Michael, 20d. : Ecger Harrison, baker, 1497 
 (A.G, 7j. 
 
 Buried in the church-yard, beside the Chapel of St. Michael 
 there : Giles Gunystall, 1511 (A. 12, 2). 
 Sf. mdiohs.—] Aght of St. Nicholas, 4d. : Eob' Baker, 1503 (A. 8, 
 13) ; Elisabeth Overton, wi.low, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church against the Altar called St. Nicholas' 
 
 Altar, nigh unto my first wife : John Hampton, 1544 (A. 26, G). 
 
 St Peter. — A priest and sufficient quire men to sing for my father, 
 
 mother, and me, for quarter of a year at the Altar of St. Peter, 
 
 and have 33s. ^d. 
 
 To the Altar of St. Peter a tablecloth and 4d.: Agnes 
 Andrew, 152G (A. 17, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Peter the 
 Apostle, beside my wife. A priest to say Mass at the Altar of 
 St. Peter, for my soul, wife, benefactors, etc., for three years, 
 and have £G ikv. id. yearly. Kx'ors to provide a convenient 
 stone of marble with pictures of me and my wife, to lay over 
 mv grave, of vahic £5 : Eaynold Lewknor, 1541 (A. 23. 2). 
 
 ■ Light of St. Peter, G(/. :* Joan Monyn, 1472 (A. 2, G) ; Wm. 
 I^arow, 1492 (A. 5, 11) ; Elise Baker, 1497 (A. G, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, id. : Agatha Brown, widow, 1471 (A. 2, 
 5) ; John Bangor, 1489 (A. 5, G) ; Wm. Dobbis, 150G (A. 10, 3) ; 
 John Bringbui'ue, 1515 (A. 12, 17) ; Elisabeth Overton, widow, 
 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 12(/. -. Thos. at Sole, 1493 (A. 5, IG). 
 St. Peter and St. Paul— Light of St. Peter and St. Paul, 8^. : John 
 Munde, 14G0 (Con. 2, fol. 8G).
 
 126 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 A priest to sing at the Altar of St. Peter aud St. Paul in the 
 Church for two 3'ears, having £6 13s. 4.(1. vearlv, paid quarterly: 
 Henrv Hatche, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 212). 
 St. Thomas the Apostle.— To the Lioht of St. Thomas of Inde, 4</. : 
 
 Thos. Ledmede, 1500 (A. S, 5).~ 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. — To the Altar of St. Thomas, two altar 
 cloths and two ridellis of value of 13a\ 4^/. : AVm. Southland, 
 1457 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 The two altar cloths of arras, a vestment of purple damask, 
 with all the parell \sic], a chalice of silver and parcel gilt, and 
 all other cloths with appurtenances in a chest standing in the 
 Chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr shall remain to the said Altar 
 of the Chapel for evermore, and the key of the chest and stuff 
 remain and abide in the custody of Eobert Withiot and Kobert 
 Deve and of their assigns to the use abovesaid, and none other- 
 wise : Thos. Eeade, 1505 (A. 9, 7). 
 
 A priest to sing in the Parish Church at the Altar of 
 St. Thomas for two years for my soul, and have £13 Gs. Sd. : 
 Thos. Bedmauton, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, \Qd. : Edward Bounde, 
 1468 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyi*, Gd. : Joan Monyu, 1472 
 (A. 2, 6) ; Thos. HareAvard, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 4d. : Agatha Brown, 
 widow, 1471 (A. 2, 5) ; Wm. Wilow, 1494 (A. 5. 20) ; Thos. 
 Gylis, 1497 (Con. 4, fed. 162) ; John Bringburne, 1515 (A. 12, 
 17). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Bishop, 8(/. : Simon Warnecourt, 
 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martvr, 20^/. : Thos. Reade, 1505 
 (A. 9, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, id.-. John Bangor, 14S9 (A. 5, 6) 
 Kic'i Lytell, 1495 (A. 6, 3) ; Margaret Smythe, 1496 (A. 6, 6) 
 Elise Baker, 1497 (A. 6, 10) ; Kob* Baker, 1503 (A. 8, 13) 
 Wm. Dobbis, 1506 (A. 10, 3) ; Elisabeth Overton, widow, 1523 
 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 2d. : John Curteis, tanner, 1518 
 (A. 13, 7). 
 St. Edmund in St. Thomas Chapel.— To the Light of St. Edmund 
 
 in St. Thomas' Chapel, a cow: Bob' Falc, 1530 (A. 19, 5). 
 .SV. Troneon.—Ug\\t of St. Trynyan, 2d.: Davy Powell, 15 IS 
 
 (A. 13, 6). 
 Jesus Mass and Altar. — ''Buried in the Church of Faversham 
 afore the high altnr there called Jesus Altar ": Edward Tho- 
 masson, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 59) 
 
 Buried in the Church before the liiuige of Jesus on the 
 south side of the stone of Edward Thomson [_sic'\. X priest to 
 sing for my soul and that of my wife at the Altai- of .lesiis in 
 the Church for a year, and have ten marcs: Kob' Withiott, 
 1511 (A. 12, 9).
 
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 A priest to sing for my soul, piirciits, etc., I'or one year at 
 the Altar of Holy Saviour in the Parish Church called Jesus 
 Altar: Jolm Bellinj^a-r. ir,2J) (A. 18, 9). 
 
 To tlie niaintaii.ini,^ of the liight of Jesus Altar in the C'hureh, 
 406-. ; to be bestowed on the api)arell of the same altar, as in 
 altar cloths, at discretion of my ex'ors, lOs. : Thos. Perne, 1532 
 (A. 19, 8). 
 
 A Vestment of lied Damaske uulo Jesus Altar for the 
 maintaining of Jesus Mass : Eaynold Lewknor, lo41 (A. 23, 2). 
 To the maintenauce of Jesus Mass, 3s. 4d. -. John Hampton, 
 loM. (A: 26, 6). 
 Morrow Ifass Altar.— To the Brotherhood of the Morrow Mass 
 that I may be prayed for, 3.s\ 4d. : Clement Perchilde, 1510 
 (Con. 10, fol. 29). 
 
 To the Morrow Mass Altar within the Churcli, a towel of 
 diaper: Nicholas Uolphyn, 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 To the Morrow Mass Altar, 8^/. : John Cony, 1526 (A. 17, 4) ; 
 Avice Barbar, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 
 My wife to keep my Brotherhood at the Morrow Mass 
 Altar as long as she is able : John Wilshire, 1528 (A. 17, 15). 
 
 To the Altar of the Morrow Mass, M. a (]uarter for a year : 
 John Thompson, 1528 (A. 18, 6). ' 
 
 To the Brotherhood box in maintaining of the Morrow Mass 
 priest in the Church, 10s.; and to the priest of the same 
 Brotherhood to prav for my soul, 12d. : John Redbourne, vicar, 
 1531 (A. 19, 8). 
 
 Wife Joan to pay every Sunday a silver penny to the main- 
 taining of the Morrow Mass, which daily is sung and said in 
 the Church of Faversham : John Goodwin', 1531 (A. 19, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church before the Morrow Mass Altar 
 next unto my father : John Sayer, 1541 (A. 22, 2). 
 Easter Sepulchre. —To the Blessed Eesurrection in the Parish 
 Church, a dozen taper dishes of laton, price 14r/. the pece [sic] : 
 Elisabeth Overton, widow, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 The Bachelor s Lif/hf. — To the Bachelors, one torch to go before 
 me at my burynig : John Wilshire, 1528 (A. 17, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church before the Bachelor's Light in 
 the same Church : Henry Hatche, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 212). 
 Master John Shorne. — To the liight burning before Master John 
 Shorne in the Parish Church of Eaversham, 20</. : John Sonte, 
 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 Chapel of Our Lach/ in the Charchi/ard. — Buried in the Chajiel of 
 the south side of the churcliyard of the Church of Our Lady of 
 Faversham, beside my father. To the Chapel where my body 
 shall rest a tow-el of diaper to lay ui)on the altar. Also a taper 
 of wax burning upon the altar there as my body resteth of 
 lialf a lb. Also to the Chapel a great candlestick to stand upon 
 the altar: Margaret Gebone, widow, 1512 (A. 12, 5). 
 
 To Our Lady Chapel in the churchyard, a taper of 2 lbs. of 
 wax: John Wilshire, 1528 (A. 17, 15).
 
 128 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Chapel of the Trinity and Our Lady. — That the Chapel of the 
 Trinity and Oixr Lady that staiideth in the churcdiyard on the 
 north side have a table cloth of diaper to lay npon the altar. 
 A taper of wax of quarter a lb. to burn in the Trinity Chapel 
 for one year: Margaret Grebone, widow, 1512 (A. 12, 5). 
 Varia. — To the work of the Chureli of Faversham, two cushions of 
 the best for the women of the pitrish to kneel on in purification : 
 Alice Walter, 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 To the Church, a chalice of silver and over gilt : "Wm. Thorn- 
 ton, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 282). 
 
 My ex'ors and overseer within a year of my death buy with 
 part of the money coming from my chatties, lands, or tenements 
 a chalice of silver to the value of £3, and the same chalice for 
 the use and honor of Grod in the Parish Church : John Hardy, 
 1508 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 My standing while covered cup of silver be sold for the best 
 price, and \\ith the money 20s. to the amending of the south 
 aisle next to the tresory \_sic] door, and the residue to some 
 other good use about the Blessed Sacrament, where the vicar 
 thinks most needful. Two gilt standing cups with one cover to 
 be sold, and my other plate to the value of £10 10s., and the 
 money bestowed by Master Doctor Capton and mine ex'ors 
 (son Dom. Eichard Eaversham and Master John Eedborne, 
 vicar) to the buving a godly Antiphonar for the Parish Church : 
 Joan, widow of Eic" Lull, 1509 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 To the Church my pot of silver parcel gilt, weighing above 
 16 ozs., thei'eof to be made a Pax at the cost of my ex'ors : John 
 Bellinger, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 To the gilding of the Eoodloft. £5: Eob' Fale, 1530 
 (A. 19, 5). 
 
 To the Church my chest bound with iron, the which I bought 
 of Henry Estey of London, to put in the towels and plate of 
 the Church : Henry Hatche, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 212). 
 The J nchorite.— To the Anacarit, 2d. : Eic'^ Wynston, 14(55 
 (A. 1,3). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard on the north side opposite the 
 door of the Anacharisse there: John Beverley, 1471 (A. 1, 10). 
 To the Ancras, 12^/. To the Ancaras' women, 4:d. : Simon 
 Warnecourt, 149G (A. (5, G). 
 
 To the Ancras there, 5s. : Eoger Harrison, baker, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 To the Anachoristc to pray lor my soul, Gd. : Eic'' Ledmede, 
 1497 (A. 0,7). 
 
 To the Ancras to pray for me, 0^/. : Thos. Ledmede, 1500 
 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 To the Ancres there to pray for my soul and all Christian 
 souls, 20d. : Harry Sayer, Mayor, and Yeoman of the Crown, 
 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 To the Ancresse in Faversham, Gs. 8d. ; to her woman, 3s. 4c?. ; 
 an.l to her servant, 20d. -. Eob' Billesdon, 1505 (A. 9, 5).
 
 EAST KENT. 129 
 
 To the Anchoresse, 10s.: Clement Perchilde, 1510 (Con. K), 
 fol. 29). • 
 
 To the Aneressi' there to prav for me, 20J., and to her ser- 
 vant, 4d.: Thos. Knight, 1511 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 To the Anchores of Faversham, 6s. Sd. : Jolin Brode, 1512 
 (A. 12, 9). 
 
 That mv Lady ankeris sliall have 20d. : Margaret Gebon, 
 1512 (A. 12, 5). 
 
 To the Ancres in the churchyard to the intent she sliall pray 
 for mv soul and all Christian souls, 4^/.: Wm. Perkin, 1519 
 (A. l:i, 5). 
 
 To my Lady Ancras, 6i. : John Sonte, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 To the Ankresse, 2s. : Elisabeth Overton, widow, 1523 
 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 To Sir Thomas Crakynthorpe, anker, 20s. : Eaynold Lewknor, 
 1541 (A. 23, 2). 
 The Pfilm Cross. — Buried in the churchyard beside my children, 
 at the Palm Cross there: Thos. Cooke, 1508 (A. 11, 2). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Our Lady of Eaversham beside 
 the body of iny first wife, beside the Palm Cross there : Thos. 
 Childeinill, 1510 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard beside the Palm Cross there : 
 Katherine Smyth, 1521 (A. 15, 1). 
 Alms House at the Quaj/side. — To the sustentation and mainten- 
 ance of a poor almesse house in Faversham at the Keyside, 
 nine pairs of sheets and a mattress, with two pairs of old 
 blankets meet for such a house. 
 
 The House at the Keyside which my husband Ric'' Jull gave 
 me in fee simple shall be occupied as an Almesse House, to the 
 relief of poor old needy people, for five years after my death ; 
 and Elisabeth Knight, widow, my servant, shall have the govern- 
 ance of the same House with appurtenances ; and at the end 
 of five years the said Elisabeth Knight shall have the same 
 House with appurtenances, and to her heirs for ever, trusting 
 to her that she will pray for me and all my friends souls: Joan, 
 widow of Kich'* Lull, 1509 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 FAVEESHAM ABBEY. 
 
 Dedication : The Holy Saviour. — See The Antiquary, February 
 1906. 
 
 FAWKENHUEST (or HEEST). 
 
 Dedication : St. Leonard. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Leonard 
 
 of Herst: Stephen Fenne, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 St. Leonard. — To the Light of St. Leonard, 12c?. : Stephen Fenne, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 15).
 
 130 TESTAMET^TA CANTIANA. 
 
 • FOLKESTONE. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady and St. l^ansuytJie.— Buried in the cliurch- 
 yard of St. Mary and St. Eanswythe of Folkestone: Arthur 
 Warin, 1458 (A. 1, 1), Joan, relict of Eobert Bikinden, 14()5 
 (A. 1, 7), Matthew atte Wode, 14b4 (Con. 3, fol. 1), Eobert 
 French, 1501 (A. S, 7), and others. 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church in a Chapel of Our Lady and 
 St. Enswvthe beside the orgyus [sic] there: John Davy of 
 Hope, 152S (A. 18, 6). 
 The Tr/H%.— Lio-ht of Holy Trinity, 4d.: Thos. Colkyn, 1477 
 (A. 3, 5) ; John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1). 
 
 Light of the Trinitv, 12c?.: Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 
 (A. 14, 5). 
 The- Bood.—Ught of the High Cross, 8d. : John Cole, 1473 
 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross. 4^. : Thos. Kenett, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; 
 Thos. Goldwort, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 55) ; Wm. Kenett, 1510 
 (A. 11, 9) ; John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 12^. : John Giblot, 1513 (A. 12, J) ; 
 John Davy of Hope, 1528 (A. IS, 6). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 3s. : Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 
 (A. 14, 5). 
 Roll/ C7^oss in Chancel of St. Mary of Pity. — Light of Holy Cross 
 in the Chancel of St. Mary, 4^. :* Thos. Newsole, 1466 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the Chancel of St. Mary of Pity, 4(/. : 
 John Cole, 1478' (A. 2, 8). 
 Holy Cross in Chancel of St. Nicholas. — Light of Holy Cross in 
 the Chancel of St. Nicholas, 4c?. : Joan Cheveler, 1465 (A. 1, 
 7) ; John Peris, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; Wm. Carder, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 53). 
 Our Xar/y.— Light of Our Lady, 4^/. : Thos. Grubbe, 1528 
 (A. 17. 15). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, I2d. : John Davy of Hope, 1528 (A. 18, 6). 
 
 Our Ladifs Ai^sumption. — Light of Blessed Marv's Assumption, 
 
 4(/.: John Peris, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; Thos. Colkyn", 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Our Lady o/P/Yy.— Light of St. Mary of Pity, Vld. ■ John Eeade, 
 
 1464'(A. 1, 3); Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 (A. 14, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Mary of i^ity, o}ie shot net [i.e., mackerel net] : 
 Joan Bikinden, 1465 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 4d. : Jolm Cole, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; 
 Tlios. Kenelt, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; John Eobin, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; 
 Wm. Gobon of Hawkingo, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; John Giblot, 1513 
 (A. 12, 4) ; John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1) ; Charles Shote, 
 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pitv, 3.s'. 4t/. : Nicholas Hovvlet, 
 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 Purification of Our Lady. — Light of the Purification of the Blessed 
 Virgin Mary, one bushel of l)arley : Matthew atte Wode, 1484 
 (Cou. 3, fol. 1).
 
 EAST KENT. 131 
 
 Our Ladif behind the Hh/h AUnr. — Light of St. Mary behind 
 
 [retroj tlic liigh altar, id. : John Cole, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 St. Anne. — Light of St. Anne, 4c?. : Alice Jacob, 14G2 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 
 John Tong, 1533 (Con. IG, fol. 1). 
 St. A n/Jio >u/.—L\ght of St. Anthony, -U.: Win. Kenett, lolO 
 
 (A. 11, 9). 
 St. Botolph. — Bnriecl in the Chapel of St. Botolph : Thos. Curtyce, 
 
 shipmai), 1529 (A. IS. 4). 
 St. Christopher. — ]?uried in the Church against the Image of 
 St. Cliristopher. To the reparation of the Church and for ray 
 burial, 20.s'. To the Light of St. Christopher, ^d. : Joan 
 Cheveler, 1465 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Christoplier, -id. : Thos. Newsole, 1466 (A. 1, 
 
 10) ; John Cole, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Thos. Kenett, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; 
 
 • Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 (A. 14, 5): Thos. Grubbe, 1528 
 
 (A. 17, 15); John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1). 
 
 Corpi/.^ Chriiiti. — Light of Corpus Christi, 3s. 4:d. : xlrthur Waryn, 
 
 1458 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of Cor2)ns Christi, one fleA^as : Joan Bikinden, 1465 
 (A. 1,7). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 12f/. : Joan Cheveler, 1465 (A. 1, 
 7'> ; John Cole, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 
 (A. 14, 5) ; John Davey of Hope, 1528 (A. 18, 6). 
 
 Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 4c?. : Stephen Groldfinch, 
 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, a bushel of barley: Matthew atte 
 Wode, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 1). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, Qd. : Thos. Fettling, 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 St. Eanswith. — Light of St. Eanswythe, Qd. : Arthur Waryn, 1458 
 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Eanswyth, 4,d. : Alice Jacob, 1462 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 Thos.Goldwort, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 55). 
 
 Light of St. Enswith, 12(/. : Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 
 (A. 14, 5) ; John Davy of Hope, 1528 (A. IS, 6). 
 
 A taper of 4J. to the Shrine of St. Enswithe : Thos. Grubbe, 
 1528 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Erasmu.'i. — Light of St. Erasmus, M. : John Tong, 1533 (Con. 
 
 16, fol. 1). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, 4c/. : Thos. Newsole, 1466 
 (A. r, 16); John Cole, 1473 (A. 2, 8); Thos. Kenett, 1477 
 (A. 3, 5) ; Thos. Goldwort, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 55) ; Thos. 
 Grubbe, 1528 (A. 17, 15) ; John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1) ; 
 Charles Shote, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Lightof St. George, 1 2d. : Bartholomew Kenett, 1 518 (A. 14, 5). 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady and St. Enswithe, next 
 the Chapel of St. George, before the Pulpett [sec] : Thos. 
 Ketham, 1526 (A. 17, 1). 
 St. Ji/w^es.— Light of St. James, 4(7. : Thos. Fettling, 1466 (A. I, 9) ; 
 Wm. Gebon of Hawkinge, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; John Giblot, 1513 
 (A. 12, 4) ; Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 (A. 14, 5). 
 
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 132 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Light of St. James and St. Christopher, my best 
 cooking pot : Alice Short, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 St. John.—L\ght of St. John, 4d. : John Giblot, 1513 (A. 12, 4) ; 
 Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 (A. 14, 5) ; Charles Shote, 1534 
 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Light of St. John, 12d.: John Davey of Hope, 1528 
 (A. 18, 6). 
 
 Bnried in the Church in St. John's yle [sic'} ; and to the 
 Light of St. John, 4d. : Thos. G-rubbe, 152S (A. 17, 15). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light of St. John for ever, two 
 kine: John Holbein, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 Si. John the Baptist. — Bnried in the Church of St. Mary and 
 St. Eanswithe in the Chancel of St. John the Baptist : I'hos. 
 Craase, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d.: Thos. Colkyn, 1477 
 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Gd. : John Baker, 1503 
 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Jolui the 
 Baptist ; and to the reparation of the Altar of St. John ihe 
 Baptist, 20(/. : John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael, 12</., to burn before the Image 
 
 of St. Michael: Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 (A. 14, 5). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, Qd. : John Eigdon, 1475 
 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, a bushel of barley : Matthew at Wode, 
 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 1). 
 
 Light of «t. Nicholas, 4^^. : Wm. Kenett, 1510 (A. 11, 9) ; 
 John Giblot, 1513 (A. 12, 4) ; Thos. Grubbe, 1528 (A. 17, 15) ; 
 John Tong, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 1) ; Charles Shote, 1534 
 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 12*^/. : Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 
 (A. 14, 5) ; John Davy of Hope, 1528 (A. 18, 6). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light of St. Nicholas on the beam 
 before St. Nicholas, two kine: John Holbein, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 St. Pe/er.— Light of St. Peter, M. : Thos. Kenett, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; 
 John Giblot, 1513 (A. 12, 4) ; Bartholomew Kenett, 1518 
 (A. 14, 5) ; Thos. Grubbe, 1528 (A. 17, 15). 
 St. Stephen. — Light of St. Stephen, 4a?. : Thos. Newsole, 1466 
 (A. 1, 10) ; John Cole, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Thos. Kenett, 1477 
 (A. 3, 5) ; Thos. Giblott, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 53). 
 The Jesus Mass. — To be buried in Our Lady of Pitancc in Josus 
 Chapel. To the high altar my red cloth of gold and the 
 pillers [sic] of the same. To the church-work, 6s. Sd. To the 
 Jesus Mass my animal rent of 2s. 8c/., and my evidences for the 
 same to be in the keeping in the chest with the other writings 
 of the same Jesus Mass : Wm. Cleybroke, vicar, 1523 
 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 To the use of the Jesus Mass, 6s. 8c/.: Thos. Kclham, 1526 
 (A. 17, 1).
 
 lEAST KENT. 133 
 
 Buried in tho Church in the ile [sic] beside the Church door 
 into Jesus Clmpel. To every Light in the Chutcli, l'2d. : John 
 Holbein, lo34 (A. 20, 1). 
 Varia. — To the high altar and work of the Church, one net called 
 a sprof net divided between them : Alice Short, 1 100 (A. 7, o). 
 
 To uuikiiig a new cover for the I'ont, '10s. : John Tong, 1533 
 (Con. 16, fol. 1). 
 
 To the covering and making a new font in the Church, 
 46s. H(l. To the Church, 40 ozs. of silver to make a basin and 
 two ewers of silver, within a year of the death of my wife Anne : 
 John Holbein, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 FOEDWICir. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St, Mary of 
 Fordcwic : John Eymer, 1470 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Jiuried in the churchyard of Our Lady of Fordewich : Thos. 
 Cosyn, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church ; and to the Church for my burial, 
 6s. M. : Thos. Joseph, 1469 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church in the middle of the same 
 before the High Cross: Hugh Egirle, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Mary of Fordwich, near the 
 grave of my husband : Alice, relict of Thos. Sowdland, 1493 
 (A. 5, 18). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Ladv of Fordwich : John 
 Anncell, 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 The i?oo(/.— Light of Holv Cross, 4td. : John Eymer, 1470 (A. 1, 14) ; 
 Alice Sowdland, 1493 (A. 5, 18) ; Thos. Drey, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; 
 John Anncell, 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 12</. : Thus. Joseph, 1469 (A. 2,1); 
 Thos. Cosyn, 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; John Bayle, rector, 1496 (A. 6, 
 6) ; Alicia, relict of Thos. Joseph, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, ^d. : Thos. Dorant, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; 
 Eic'i Alyn, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Marv. 4</. : John Fvmer, 1470 
 (A. 1,14). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the choir, 4</. : Alice Sowdland, 
 1493 (A. 5, 18). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4</. : John Eymer, 1470 
 (A. 1, 14) ; Thos. Joseph, 1469 (A. 2. 1) ; Thos. (:osvn, 1479 
 (A. 3, 12) ; Alice, relict of Thos. Sowdland, 1493 (A". 5, 18) ; 
 Thos. Dorant, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; Kic' Alvn, 1501 (A. 8, 1) ; Thos. 
 Drey, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; John Anncell, 1503 (.A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12(/. : John Bavie, rector, 1496 
 
 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 St. George. ~\A^\\t of St. George, 4</. : Thos. Cosyn, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 St. John. — To the glazing of a window in the Chapel of St. John 
 
 in the Parish Church of Fordwich, lO*-. : John Jiryan, mason, 
 
 of St. Mary Northgate in Canterbury, 1401 (Cou. 2, fol. 11).
 
 134 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. John the JBcqjtist.— Light of St. John the Baptist, 4f/. : John 
 Eymer, 1470 (A. 1, 14) ; Thos. Cosyn, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 To the Light of St. John the Baptist and the painting of the 
 same Image, 12(1.: Thos. Drey, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 St. Katherifie.— Light of St. Katherine, 4d. : Alice, widow of Thos. 
 Sowdland, 1493 (A. 5, 18) ; Eic'i Alyn, 1501 (A. 8, 1) ; Thos. 
 Drey, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; John Anncell, 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12d. : John Bayle, rector, 1496 
 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Church near the grave of John Guy, formerly 
 my Imsband, before the Altar of St. Katherine. To the repara- 
 tion of the Church, 6*. 8d., if the parishioners permit my body 
 to be buried as abovesaid. Two rings of gold for the making of 
 a bar of iron called a beam, that shall go from a pillar there to 
 the wall against the Altar of St. Katherine near my grave : 
 Alicia, relict of Thos. Joseph, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 To the selvng in and over the Altar of St. Katherine in the 
 Church, Ss. 4t/. : John Halden, 1493 (A. 5, 17). 
 
 To the making a window in St. Katherine's aisle four days 
 [sic], two marcs : John Anncell, 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 jSTqjj; — See A Histori/ of the Totvn and Port of Fordwich, 
 by Eev. C. E. Woodruff (1895). 
 
 FEIN STEAD. 
 
 Dedication: St. Dunst an. —Buried in the Church of Frenstede. 
 To the Eector of Frenstede for the building and repair of the 
 house of the Eector, and to pray for my soul, 5 marcs : Wm. 
 Hadde, 1455 (Con. 2, fol. 89). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Dunstan of Frendstede near 
 the porch door. To the reparation of tlie vestments of the 
 Church. 3.5. 4t/. : Thos. Frances of Wormeshill, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Dunstan of Frenstede: 
 Vincent Keneworth, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Dunstan of Frensted : John 
 Fenton, chaphiin and rector, 1487 (A. 4, 5). 
 The Rood.— Light of Holy Cross, one ewe : Thos. Frances of 
 Wormcshill, 1474 (A. 2, 10). . 
 
 'J'o the making of a new rood loft before the crucifix lu the 
 Church, Ss. 4d. : Vincent Keneworth, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a cow : John Clerke, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 Our J.ady.—'Vo the Light of the Image of St. Mary, one ewe : 
 Thos. 'Frances of Wormcshill, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, one ewe : John Clerke, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4r7. : EiC Broodo, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 Chancel of Our Lady.~'\\) the rci)arali()n oF tlie Chancel of Blessed 
 
 Mary. 3.v. 4rf. : Vinccut Keneworth, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, one ewe: John Clerke, 
 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4f/. : Eic"' Broode, 1502 (A. 8, 9).
 
 lEAST KENT. 135 
 
 *SV. Dnnfitan. -Vo the buying of a candlestick to stand before 
 tSt. Uunstan in the Chancel, (Js. Sd., to be bought by the 
 wanlcns of the Church before next St. Dunstan's Day : Rob^ 
 Hogan, 1528 (A. 17, 15). 
 
 St. John.—U^ht of St. John, 4d. : Ric" Broode, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Easte)' tiepulclire. — To the Light of the Sei)ulchre. a wax taper of 
 \\\\)^.: Vincent Keneworth, 14-81 (A. :i, 21). 
 
 FRITTENDEN. 
 
 Dedication: Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of Blessed 
 Mary of Frittenden : Agnes Hamon, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Stephen 
 Hanion, 1480 (A. 8, IG) ; John Igolynden, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 The i?oo(/.— Light of the lligli Beam ni the Church, Id. : Thos. 
 Halinden, 14G2 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 12r/. : Ric'^ Berwke, 1470 (A. 1, 13). 
 Light of the High Cross, 4J. : Thos. Bovinden of Sutton 
 Vallauce, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; Dunstan Home, 1496 (A. 6, G). 
 
 Light before the High Cross, 6d. : Stephen Hamon, 1480 
 (A. 3' IG). 
 
 Light upon the Great Beam, 6d. : Agnes Hamon, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 To the use of the Roodloft, 20a-. : John Clerke, 1481 
 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 12^. : George a Forde, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 Onr irtf/y.— Light of St. Mary, 4<;. : Wm. Halfnoth, 1480 
 (A. 3, 20) ; Joan a Barough, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the High Chancel, 4d. -. Dunstan 
 Home, 1496 (A. G, 6). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Chancel, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 Ralph Bukherst, 1526 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Appolyne. — Light of St. Appolyne, half a lb. of wax : Ralph 
 
 Bukherst, 1526 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Blaise.— \A^h.t of St. Blase, 2d. : Agnes Hamon, 1473 
 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4id. : Thos. Hamon, 
 1480 (A. 3, 17) ; Dunstan Home, 149G (A. G, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : John AVebbe, 1495 (A. 6, 4). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus. 2d. : Thos. Hamon, 1480 
 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of half a lb. of wax : Stephen 
 Water, 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 8d. : George a Forde, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 Light of St. Erasmus, half a lb. of wax : Ral|)h Bukherst, 
 1526 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 2</. : Thos. Bovinden of Sutton 
 
 A^allance, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; Ric'» Lethe, 1509 (A. 11, 9). 
 St. John.— LUrht of St. John, 2d. : Ric' Lethe. 1509 (A. 11, 9). 
 Light of St. John, Sd. : George a Forde, 1519 (A. 14, 1).
 
 136 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light o£ St. John the Baptist, a taper of 
 8 lbs. : John Gierke, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4<d. : John Webbe, 1495 
 (A. 6, 4). 
 St. Katherine.— Light of St. Katherine, 2.d. : Thos. Halmden, 1462 
 (A. 1, 9) ; Stephen Hamon, 1480 (A. 3, \Q) ; Wm. Halfuoth, 
 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4>d. : Agnes Hamon, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; 
 Thos. Bovinden of Sutton Vallance, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; Thos. 
 Hamon, 1480 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, I2d. : Ric'' Berwke, 1470 (A. 1, 13). 
 St. Lawrence.— \Agh.t of St. Lawrence, 2d. : Stephen Hamon, 1480 
 (A. 3, 16) ; AVm. Halfnoth, 1480 (A. 3, 20) ; Joan a Barough, 
 1500 (A. 8, 1) ; Kiel Lethe, 1509 (A. 11, 9). 
 St. ioye.— Light of St. Loye, Qd. : Geo. a Forde, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 St. Margaret.— JAght of St. Margaret, 2d. : John Webbe, 1495 
 (A. 6, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4<d. : Joan a Barough, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Nicholas.— Light of St. Nicholas, ijd. : Agnes Hamon, 1473 
 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. Sfephen.—Light of St. Stephen, 12^. : RiC^ Berwke, 1470 (A. 1, 13) . 
 Light of St. Stephen, 4<d. : Agnes Hamon, 1473 (xA.. 2, 9) ; 
 . John Webbe, 1495 (A. 6, 4) ; Dunstau Home, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 Light of St. Stephen, 2d. : Stephen Hamon, 1480 (A. 3, 16) ; 
 Joan a Barough, 1500 (A. 8, 1) ; Ric'' Bownden, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 Light of St. Stephen, a taper of 8 lbs. : John Gierke, 1481 
 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, a taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn at high 
 
 mass time: Stephen Water, 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 St. Thomas.— Light of St. Thomas, 2d. : John Webbe, 1495 
 
 (A. 6, 4) ; Ric" Bownden, 1502 (A. 8, 9) ; Ric'> Lethe, 1509 
 
 (A. 11, 9). 
 
 Light of the Youngmen. — To the Light of the Youngmen, 16t/. : 
 
 Geo. a Forde, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 Light of the Maidens.— To the Light of the Maidens, ijd. : Geo. 
 
 ■ a Forde, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 The Her se.— Light oi the Herse, 12(/. : Ric<J Berwke, 1470 (A. 1, 13). 
 Light upon the Herse, 6</. : Stephen Hamon, 1480 (A. 3, 16). 
 Light of the Herse, ^d.: Agnes HanKm. 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; 
 Thos. Hamon, 1480 (A. 3, 17) ; Wm. Halfnoth, 1480 (A. 3, 20) ; 
 John Webbe, 1495 (A. 6, 4). 
 Varia.— That one have iSs. Hd. to visit the Image of Blessed Mary 
 of Walsinghani : John Gierke, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 To making a new rood-loft, lis.M.: John igolynden, 1499 
 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 (iODMEKSllAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Lawrence.— Buried in the chnrciiyard of St. Laurence 
 of Godmersham : Thos. Frogenhale, 1448 (Gon. 1, fol. 44) ;
 
 EAST KENT. 187 
 
 Ric-i Lawrence, 1478 (Coii. 2, fol. ;i97) ; Geoffrey Cok, U97 
 (Con. 4, fol. 140); ]{obeit liaseley, lol4 (Con. 11, fol. 101); 
 Guy Coke, 1584 (Con. 15, fol. 255). 
 The Rood — h\g\\t of Holy Cross, 20d. : Thos. Hells, 1426 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 84). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Vld. : Thos. Erogenhale, 1448 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 44). 
 
 Light of Holv Cross, two bushels of bai'ley : John Belling, 
 1461 (Con. 2, fol."^2G). 
 
 Light upon the Beam, a bushel of barley : Ric'' Lawrence, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 807). 
 
 Buried in the Isle [sic] before the lioodloft, next to my 
 seat within the Church : Thos. Bealde, 1585 (Con. 15, fol. 281). 
 Hood of Fit I/.— hight of the Cross of Pity, 4d. : .John Furner, 1474 
 (C(m. 2, "fol. 288). 
 
 Light of the Rood of Pity, two bushels of barley : Thos. 
 Hills, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 127). 
 
 Light of the Cross of Pity, three bushels of barley : John 
 Billing, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 26). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross called the Cross of Pity, -id. : Geoffrey 
 Cok, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 140). 
 Holy Cross before the Door. — To the Light of Holy Cross before 
 tiie door, a bushel of barley : Ric'' LaAvrence, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 397). 
 
 To the petty [szc] Cross Light, 20J. : Thos. Bealde, 1535 
 (Con. 15, fol. 281). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, Vld. : Thos. Erogenhale, 1448 
 (Con. 1, fol. 44). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, four bushels of barley : John Belling, 
 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 26). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Marv, two bushels of barley : 
 Thos. Hills, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 127). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the Chancel, \d. : Geoffrey Cok, 
 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 140). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the choir, 2d. : Thos. Bealde, 1585 
 (Con. 15, fol. 231). 
 Chancel of Our Ladij. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Mary in the 
 Church of Godmersham : Thos. Hills, 1426 (Con. 1, fol. 34). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the Chapel of Blessed IVJary the 
 Virgin: Thos. Hills, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 127). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary in the south part, and to 
 
 the reparation of the Parish Church, 6s. 8t/. : Wm. Geffry, 
 
 chaplain of the Chantry of Blessed Marv of Godmersham. 1518 
 
 (Con. 12, fol. 29). 
 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, M. : Guy Coke, 1534 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 255). 
 St. John.— Light of St. John, 20^. : Thos. Helles, 1426 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 84). 
 
 Light of St. John, 12(/. : Thos. Frogenhale, 144b (Con. 1, 
 fol. 44).
 
 138 TESTAMENTA CANTIAl^A. 
 
 Light of St. John, 3 bushels of barley : John Belling, 1461 
 (Con. 2, fol. 26). 
 
 Light of St. John, 4fZ. : (leoffrey Cok, U97 (Con. 4, fol. 140). 
 *SV. John the Bapiist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, M. : John 
 Purner, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 288). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, a bushel of barley : Bic*^ 
 Lawrence, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 397). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 20</. : Thos. Hells, 1426 
 (Con. 1, fol. 34). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, a bushel of barley : Eic'^ Laurence, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 397). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 4f/. : Geoffrey Cok. 1497 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 140) ; Guy Cok, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 255). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel before the Image of St. Lawrence : 
 Sir Matthew Smvth, vicar, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 10). 
 
 To the parishLight, 2d. : Thos. Bealde, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 231). 
 >S'^. Pe/er.— Light of St!' Peter, I2d. : Thos. Progenhale, 1448 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 44). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4:d. : John Purner, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 288) ; 
 Geoffrey Cok, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 140). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 3 bushels of barley : John Belling, 1461 
 (Con. 2, fol. 26). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, one bushel of barley : Ric'' Laurence, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 397). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the bell tower of the Church, 20s. : 
 Thos. Progenhale, 1448 (Con. 1, fol. 44). 
 
 Towards the gilding of the Roodloft, 6s. 'Sd., and to the 
 making of the arch in Our Lady's Chancel, 6s. 8rf. : Robert 
 Baseley, 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 101). 
 
 A cloth to hang before the high altar: Guy Coke, 1534 
 (Con. 15, fol. 255). 
 
 GOODNESTON NEXT PAVERSHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Bartholomew. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. iUrtholomew of Goodwinston : Rob' Colwell, 1505 (A. 9, 5); 
 Joan Talding, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Gudewynston : Ric"^ Bull, senior, 
 1469 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church porch of Godwynston. To the Church, 
 6s. Hd. To maintain a liamp in the same porch before an Image 
 of Our Lady ou Sundays, 6s. 8r/. : Wm. Benett, parson of Good- 
 wynston, 1491 (Con. 3^ fol. 2S9). 
 The Bood.—lA^\\t of the High Cross, Qd. : Ric'' Bull, senior, 1469 
 (A. 2, 1) ; Ric'i Yalding, 1514 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 12</. : Rob' Colwell, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 Light of the Rood, id. -. .leffrey Wyborne, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 Owr Z«r///.— Light of St. Marv, (\d.: Ric^i Bull, 1469 (A. 2, 1) ; 
 Robi'Yal fling, 1502 (A. 8, lO). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, lOd. : Thos. Corbell, 1474 (A. 2, 13).
 
 iEAST KENT. 13D 
 
 Light of Blessed Mury tlie Virgin, k/.: Tlios. Lydolfe, li99 
 (A. 7. (i). 
 
 Lij^ht (if Our Lady, \2d. : Eob' Cohvell, LjOo (A. 9, 5). 
 Light of Our Lady in the (.'liaiu-el. a taper of 1 lb. of wax, 
 for five years to be maintained : .loan Yalding, Lj120 (A. 18, 9). 
 Our Lady in the Porch. — 8ee under Dedication. 
 St. Bfirthnlomcw. — Light of St. J^artlioloniew, Or/. : Kic'' Bull, senior, 
 1109 {A. 2, 1) ; Kob' Yalding, 1.302 (A. S, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Bartholomew, 4id. : John Broke, 1474 (A. 2, 12) ; 
 
 Thos. Lydolfe, 1499 (A. 7, 6) ; Eic'' Yalding, 1514 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 Light of St. Bartholomew, lOd. : Thos. Corbell, 1474 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of St. Bartholomew, 1 lb. of wax : Jeffrey Wyborne, 
 
 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 4,/. : Eic'' ^'aiding, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 15). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 0^/. : Rob*^ 
 Yalding, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 To painting the Image of St. John the Baptist, 10s. : Eob' 
 Colwell, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4=d. : Eic'' Yalding, 1514 
 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to St. John the J3aptist : Joan Y'akl- 
 ing, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 >St. Kalherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4c/. : Eob' Colwell, 1505 
 
 (A. 9, 5) ; Eic'' Y^alding, 1514 (A. 12, 115). 
 St. Margaret.— Jjight of St. Margaret, 2d. : Jeffrey Wyborne, 1527 
 
 (A. 17, 13). 
 St. Thomas of Canterhuri/. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to St. Thomas 
 
 of Canterbury: Joan'l^alding, 1529 (A. IS, 9). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Church, 20(/., and of the steeple 
 of the Church, 20r/. : Thos. Corbell, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 GOODNESTOJS NEXT WINGHAM. 
 
 Dedication: Exaltation of II oh/ Cross (by tradition). — Buried in 
 the Church beside the grave of my wife : John Godeiieston, 
 gent., 1512 (Con. 11, fol. 33). 
 
 Light of Holy Cro.«s of Eolling, (5^/. Lighl of Holy Cross of 
 L'ffiugton, iSd. : John llame of Cliillenden, 1473 (.A. 2, 9). 
 
 St. Marf/aret. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Mar- 
 garet. To the Church, two kine, one for the Church and the 
 other for a perpetual Obit to be done for me in the Church : 
 Thos. Boys, 1508 (Con. 10, fol. 01). 
 
 GOUDHUEST. 
 
 Dedication: Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of Blessed 
 Mary of Goutherst : Ste|)hen Eoper, 1470 (A. 1, 12); Eob* 
 Courthope, 1470 (A. 1, 12) ; Eich'' Horden, 1500 (A. 8, 8) ; 
 John Lome, senior, 1510 (A. 13, 1).
 
 140 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Church of Blessed Mary of Gowderst near the 
 grave of mv mother in the middle of the Church : Stephen 
 Eoberd, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Chvirch beside my father : Alexander Sabbe, 
 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 147). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the middle pace against the end of 
 my seat there. To the Church for my burial, Gs. Sd. ; and to 
 the reparation of the Church, 6s. 8d. : Vim. Bramingbery, 1530 
 (A. 19, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Goodherst beside my wife : Thos. 
 Horsmenden, senior, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 308). 
 The Hood.— To the Light of the Berne afore the High Cross, I2d. : 
 
 Wm. Bramingbery, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Marv, a lb. of wax : Stephen Eojier, 1470 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Image of St. ]Mary, a taper of 3^. : Margaret Pep)sam, 1482 
 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 20d. -. John Hulke, 1484 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 19). 
 
 Eive tapers each of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 St. Mary in the high choir: Thos. Crouchman, 1504 (A. 9, 7). 
 
 Light before Our Lady, 2s. : Alex. Sabbe, 1522 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 147). 
 
 Light afore Our Blessed Lady in the Chancel, 8d. : Wm. 
 Bramingbery, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 *S'^. Anfhoni/, etc. — -In wax to burn before four Images in the Church, 
 i.e., before the Images of St. Anthony, St. Herasmus [_sic], St. 
 Clement, and St. Katherine : Kic'i Atkin, 1498 (A. 7, 6). 
 >SY. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 20d. : Stephen Eoper, 
 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Christopher, 4rf. : Kic'' Horden, 1500 
 (A. 8, 8). 
 St. Clement (see under St. Anthony). — Light of St. Clement, \2d.: 
 
 Alex. Sabbe, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 147). 
 St. Erasmus. — See under St. Anthony. 
 St. George.— lA^hi of St. George, 20^/. : Stephen Iloper, 1470 
 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 St. John the Baptist. — To the Image of St. John the Baptist, a taper 
 of 3f/. : Margareta Pepsam, 1482 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, I2d. : John Hulke, 1484 
 (Con. 3, fol. 19). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Id. a year for seven years after 
 
 my dcalh : John Lome, senior, 151() (A. 13, I). 
 
 St. Katharine (see under St. Anthoni/). — Buried in the churcliyard 
 
 under the window of the Chapel of St. Katherine, in the Cliurch 
 
 of Our Lady. To the ])aviiig of tlic north ile \_sic'] of tlie Church 
 
 of Goodherst, 20.s-. : .lohii Hadde, 149(; (Cou. 4, fol. 20). 
 
 St. Zoy.— Light of St. Loy, \2d. : Alex. Sabbe, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 147). 
 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, one taper, to burn for one 
 
 year on Sundays during high mn.ss: liolici-t Robart, 1491 (A. 5, 10).
 
 EAST KENT. 141 
 
 St. Nieliolos. — To tlie Image of St. Nicholas, a taper of 3r/. : Mar- 
 
 gareta Pepsam, 1482 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. Fefer.— To tlio Broilierhood of St. Peter of Comborne,* 10.s-. : 
 
 Kic'' Horden, loUO (A. 8, 8). 
 The Ho'se.—liight of the Herse, 10</. : Margareta Pepsam, 14-82 
 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 To the Herse Light, 4^/. : John Hulke, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 19) ; 
 John Astone, loOO (A. 8, 8) ; Stephen Kohard, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Light of the Herse before the higli altar, 12r/. : Eoger Bate, 
 elothinaker, loOG (P.C.C., 8, Adeaue). 
 Varia. — To tlie reparation of the windows, 3s. 4J. : Stephen Roper, 
 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 To the making of the roodloft before the crucifix, 10s.: Kob^ 
 Robart, 1491 (A.' 5, 10). 
 
 A new linen cloth to cover the new Beam there, 10s. : Ric*^ 
 Horden, 1500 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To the work of the roodbeam of the Church, IGs. 8f/. : John 
 Astone, 1500 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To the making of a pair of blade doors for one of the doors 
 being under the roodloft, (js. Sd., on condition the parishioners 
 or some other well disposed person will make the other blade 
 doors witlnn three years after my death : Thos. Horsmenden, 
 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 308). 
 
 GOUDHURST, COMBWELL PRIORY. 
 
 To the Prior of the House of the Church of Combewell, 
 3s. 4r/., and to each Canon there, 8d.: John Astone, 1500 
 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To be buried in the body of the Monastery of St. Mary 
 Magdalene of Combwell, afore the picture of the High Cross in 
 the same Church. To every Canon of Combwell to pray for me, 
 3s. 4d. : Robert Philip, 1529 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 To the Prior of Combwell, Gs. 8J. To the monks, 6s. 8d. : 
 ^Ym. Bramingbery, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 
 GRAVE NEY. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints.— To be buried in the churchyard of All 
 Saints of Graveney: Ric'' Samuel, 1470 (A. 1, 12), Simon 
 Teyhir, 1470 (A. 3, 2), John Menefield, 1478 (A. 3, 8), and 
 others. 
 
 Buried in the church-yard of All Saints near the west door; 
 and to the Chui-ch my Manual and Processional. My Porti- 
 phorum to the chaplain my successor, celebrating for the soul 
 of Master Edmund Martin in the Chapel of St. John in the 
 same Church, that he remember mv soul iu his prayers: Ralph 
 Dowvile, clerk, 1519 (A. 14, 9). 
 
 * Comborne is iu the north-east part of the parish.
 
 142 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Rood.—'L\^\\t of Holy Cross, one ewe: Eic"! Samuel, 1470 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, three sheep : Simon Teylar, 1476 
 (A. 3, 2). 
 
 Light of High Cross, 12f/. : John Martyn, 1480 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 502) ; John Samnell, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Light before the Cross, Ad. : Eobert Potter, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 To'"the Eoodlight. 20^/. : John Peryman, 1510 (A. 12, 17). 
 Our Lad}/.— To the Light of St. Mary, one ring, viz., my wedding 
 ring:' Alice Broke, 1475 (A. 2, 17)". 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, three sheep : Simon 
 Teylar, 1476 (A. 3, 2). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 12f/. : John Martyn, 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 
 502) ; John Samnell, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — To be buried at Graveney in the new Chapel 
 of Blessed Mai-y there before the altar, and a marble slab 
 to be placed over mv grave : John Martyn, 1436 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 10). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Blessed Mary of Graveney : Anne, 
 late Avife of Thos. Burgeys, esquire, and sometime wife of John 
 Martyn, Justice, 1458 (Con. 2, fol. 117). 
 All Saints. — To the Tabernacle of All Saints in the Church, 6s. M.: 
 Thos. Menyfield, 1488 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Light of All Hallows, 4</. : Eob^ Potter, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 A taper to burn before the Image of All Saints : John 
 Clement, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Light of All Saints, I2d. : John Samnell, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 A taper of wax of half a lb. before All Hallows: John 
 Peryman, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 St. Anne and St. James.— To the Lights of St. James and St. Ann, a 
 
 cow : Eic'i Movce, 1524 (A. 16, 5). 
 St. JoAn.— Light of St. John, 12^. : John Samnell, 1508 (A. 9, 9) ; 
 
 John Mendfield, 1525 (A. 16, 11). 
 ;S'^. John the Baptist.— ^^\XY\ed in the Church of All Saints of 
 Graveney before the Altar of ,St. John the. Baptist. To the 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, \2d. : John ^Martyn, 1480 (Con. 
 2, fol. 502). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, ^d. : Alice Broke, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of St. John the liaptist, three sheep : Simon Teylar, 
 1476 (A. 3, 2). 
 
 Five sheep to find a Lamp to burn on the Holydays before 
 the Image of St. John the Baptist in the Church : John Pery- 
 man, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints of Graveney in the 
 Chnpel of St. John the liaptisl there. To every Light, 'As. id. 
 Tt) the ueedfull reparation of the Church, £6 13.s'. i</. A i)riest 
 to sing in Graveney Church in the Chapel of St. John the 
 Baptist for one year and have £6 13.s-. 4rf. : Jolui Marten, 1533 
 (Con. 16, fob 2).
 
 EAST KENT. 143 
 
 St. John the Evan(/elist. — Light of St. John the Evangelist, ^d. : 
 
 Thos. Mcnyfield, 14S8 (A. 4, 0). 
 St. Katherine. — Lit,'ht of St. Katlieriue, 8^/. : John Menetield, 1478 
 (A. 3, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, I2il. : Jolm Martyn, 1480 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 502) ; John Samnoll, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Katlierine. Id.: Elisabcll!, wife of Dionisius 
 Hardeman, 1494 (A. 0, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : John Mendfield, 1525 (A. 16, 1 1). 
 St. Mavijaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4c?. : Elisabeth, wife of 
 Dionisiiis Hardeman, 1494 (A. 0, 5). 
 
 Liglit of St. Margaret, 12r/. : John Samnell, 1508 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : John Mendfield, 1525 (A. 16, 11). 
 Easter Taper. — To the maintenance of the Pascal yearly, a cow : 
 
 Eici Moyce, 1524 (A. 16, 5). 
 Varia. — To the Shingling of the Church, 8.s. : AVm. Eodok, 1500 
 (A.7,9)._ 
 
 That four tapers of 8 lbs. of wax burn on the day of my 
 burial and trental ; and after the day of trental, one taper 
 before the Holy Cross, one before the Image of St. Mary, a 
 third before St. John tho Baj)tist, and the fourth before 
 St. Katherine. To a pilgrim going to Blessed Mary of AV^al- 
 singham, 6s. Sd. : John Clement, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 To the bell-frame, 40s., to be paid when they begin the 
 work: Kic'' Moyce, 1524 (A. 16, 5). 
 
 GTJSTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. 3Iarfin. — Buried iu the churchyard of St. Martin 
 of Guston : Henry a Bere, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 204) ; Wm. Page, 
 1499 (Con. 5, fol."9) ; John Bewysfield, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 96) ; 
 Kob* Malyn, 1544 (Con. 19, fol. 29). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard beside my children, behind the 
 high altar of the Church. Towards buying a cope for the 
 Church, £4: Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con*. 15, fol. 147). 
 The Rood. — Light of the Ci'oss, one ewe: John Bewysfield, 1525 
 (Con. 14, fol. 96). 
 
 To the maintenance of the five tapers of the Holy Cross for 
 ever in the Church, five ewes : Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 147). 
 
 To the Cross Light, 12f/. : Rob' Malyn, 1544 (Con. 19, 
 fol. 29). 
 Our Ladi/. — To the Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary to maintain 
 two tapers for ever, two ewes : Henry a Bere, 1497 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 204). 
 
 liight of Our Lady, one ewe: John Bewysfield, 1525 (Con. 14. 
 fol. 96). 
 
 Eor the maintenance of two tapers before the Image of Our 
 Lady, two ewes: Edw\ Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 147).
 
 144 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Martin. — Eor a taper to bui'u before St. Martin, patron of the 
 
 Church, a cow : Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 147). 
 St. Nichohfs. —¥or the maintenance of three wax tapers before the 
 
 linage of St. Nicholas, three ewes : Edward Prescote, 1531 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 147). 
 ^S*^. Soke. — For the maintenance of three wax tapers before the 
 
 Imas^e of St. Eooke, three ewes: Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 147). 
 The Sacrament. — Towards maintaining a taper of 4 lbs. of wax to 
 
 burn perpetually before the Sacrament at the high altar, a cow : 
 
 Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15. fol. 147). 
 
 To the Blessed Sacrament Light, 12d. : Eob* Malyn, 1544 
 
 (Con. 19, fol. 29). 
 The Bederoll. — For the maintenance of the Bederoll in the Church, 
 
 one ewe: Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 147). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the Light of the Sepulchre, 3 lbs. of wax, 
 
 and 3s. 4^. in money : Wm Page, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 9). 
 
 To the Pascal Light, and to a taper before the Sepulchre, a 
 
 cow : John Bewysfield, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 96). 
 
 For a taper of 4 lbs. of wax to burn before the Sepulchre 
 
 of Our Lord in the Church every Easter for ever, and main- 
 taining of the Pascal, a cow : Edward Prescote, 1531 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 147). 
 
 HACKINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Stephen. — Buried in the middle of the choir of 
 the Church of St. Stephen. To the reparation of the Church, 
 100s.: John Koo, vicar, 1523 (A. 15, 6). See below under 
 St. Mary. 
 
 The Hood. — Buried in the Church of St. Stephen of Hakinton 
 before the High Cross. To the Light of Holy Cross, 12rf. : 
 Wm. Spicer, 146G (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of the Roodloft, I2d. : John Southerey, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Otir Lady. — Buried in the Church of St. Ste^phen of Hakynton, 
 before the Altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and near the seat 
 there newly built. To the i-eparation of the Church, 20d. : 
 Simon Hoggis, Official of the Archbishop, Pector of the Parish 
 Church of Great Mongcham, and Vicar of St. Stephen of 
 Hakynton, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 284). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Hd.: John Lnkkc, 1472 (A. 1, G). 
 Liglit of St. Mary, Qd. : Wm. Spicer, 14GG (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Salutation of Our Lady. — Five tapers of wax of 1 lb. each to burn 
 at divine service time upon a Beme, by me late ordained in the 
 same Church, before! the Iniage n'i the Salutation of Our Lady 
 the Virgin: John Southerey, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 4(/. : Wm. Colwode, 1517 
 (A. 13,2). 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, G(/. : Wm. 
 Spicer, IIGG (A. 1, 10) ; John Lukke, 1472 (A. 1, G).
 
 EAST KENT. 145 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4(/.: John Southerey, loOl 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Sf Kothrrine. — Light of St. Kathcriiic, 4r/. : .loliii iSoutherey, 
 L')01 (A. S. 7). 
 
 LOWER HALSTOW. 
 
 Bedicaiion : Sf. Margaret. — Buried in tlie churchyard of St. Mar- 
 garet of Halstowe: Kob* Pylgrim, 1464 (A. 1, 5) ; Henry 
 Bcdill, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady, for a taper of 2 lbs. of wax to burn 
 at Mass every Sunday, a cow: Thos. Hurton, 1493 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 *S^^. Kathcrine. — Light of St. Kathcrine, a bushel of corn : Henry 
 Bcdill, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church afore the Altar of St. Katherine, and 
 the church wai'dens to have for my burial, 6*. 8</. : Thos. Hurton, 
 1193 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of corn : Hen. 
 Bediil, 1474 (A^ 2, 12). 
 
 St. Thomas. — Buried in the Church afore the Altar of St. Thomas : 
 John Jurden, 152S (A. 18, 1). 
 
 Varia. — To buv a chalice, Qs Sd. ; to buy a Cross, 13s. 4:d. ; to buy 
 a bell, five marcs : Thos. Hurton, 1493 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 HAM. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Georf/e. — Buried in the churchyard of St. George 
 in the piirish of llame : Eob' Ilowhani, 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 IVie Rood. — Light of the llood, Qd. : Sir Sepheory Cotindeu, rector, 
 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady in Our Lady's Chancel, ijd. : Sir 
 Sepheory Cotinden, rector, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 HAEBLEDOWN. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Michael. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Michael 
 of Ilarbledown : Wm. Withgoffe, 1472 (A. 2, 8) ; John Ncale, 
 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Bui'ied in the Chancel of St. jNIichael of Harbledown : 
 Matthew Marten, 150S (A. 10, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Michael : Eoger Brent, 1529 
 (A. 18, 10). 
 The Rood.—Ught of Holy Cross, 8d.: Wm. Withgoffe, 1472 
 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 4</. : John Neale, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 Light of the Cross, 20d. : Matthew Marten. 1508 (A. 10, 6). 
 Our Lady. — To the Light of Our Lady, a cow : Mattliew Marten, 
 1508 (A. 10, 6).
 
 146 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Li^ht of Our Lady, 4r7. : Eoi^er Brent, 1520 (A. IS, 10) ; 
 John Horseler, 1581 (A. 19, 4). ^ 
 St. ^««^.— Light"^of St. Anne, 4f^. : Eoger Brent, 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, a cow : Matthew Marten, 
 1508 (A. 1(», 6).^ 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2cl. : Roger Brent, 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 >S'^. John. — Light of St. John, a cow: Matthew Marten, 1508 
 (A. 10, 6).^ 
 
 Light of St. John, 4fZ. : Roger Brent, 1529 (A. 18, 10) ; 
 John Horseley, 1531 (A. 19, 4).^ 
 St. Mary Maqchilene. — Light of St. Marv Magdalene, 2d. : Roger 
 
 Brent, 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 St. Ji/c7««^/.— Light of St. Michael, 20(^. : Matthew Marten, 1508 
 (A. 10, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 4<7. : Roger Brent, 1529 (A. 18, 10) ; 
 John Horseley, 1531 (A. 19, 4). 
 
 HARBLEDOWN, HOSPITAL OF ST. NICHOLAS. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas. 
 To the parish-chaplain, 4:d. ; to Nicholas Glover, brother of the 
 Hospital, and gate-keeper of the same Hospital, one tabarde : 
 Ric'i Gilmin, brother of the Hospital, 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 465). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Hospitnl : Alice Nasshe, 
 widow and sister of the Hospital, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 94). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel: Thos. Porter, priest, of St. Nicholas, 
 Harbaldowne, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 52). 
 
 The 7?oo(/.— Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : Alice Nasshe, widow, 1486 
 (Con. 3, fol. 94). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Hospital at the door of the 
 choir, before the Image of the Holy Cross. To the fabric of 
 the Church. Gs. 8d. ; and my best Portifor to the Church of 
 St. Nicholas: Ric'' Smethe, chaplain of the Hospital, 1486 
 (Con. 3, fol. 99). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, id. : Thos. Underwood, brother of 
 the Hospital, 1507 (Con. 9, f(d. 152). 
 
 Our Ladij. — Light of St, Mary. Ad. : Michael a Downe of St. Nicholas 
 Hospital, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 5). 
 
 Tiight of Onr Lady, 4^/. A taper of 5 lbs. of wax to burn in 
 the Chancel before Our Lady, every Holy day at Matins, Mass, 
 and B\'cnsong, and all other working days, when the priest 
 sayeth Mass, till the taper be all burned up : Tlios. Underwood, 
 brother of the Hospital, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 152). 
 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, id. : Thos. Porter, 
 priest, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 52) ; John Kent, brother of the 
 Hospital, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 74). 
 
 St. iieorqe. — Light of St. George, Ad. : Thos. Porter, [)ricst, 1524 
 (Con. 14, fol. 52). 
 
 aS^^. Knthcrine. — Light of St. Katherine, 8</. : Thos. Porter, priest, 
 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 52).
 
 EAST KENT. 147 
 
 Light of St. Kadierine, 4d. : Jolin ICoiif, 1520 (Ton. 15, 
 
 fol. 74). 
 St. Marij Magdalene. — Liglit <tf St. Mary Magdalene, Gd. : Thos. 
 
 Porter, priest, 1524 (Con. 1 I, fol. 52) ; John Kent, 1529 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 74). 
 St. Nicholas. ~JAo;ht of St. Nicholas, 4d. : Michael a Downe, 1501 
 
 (Con. 7, fol. 5) ; Thos. Underwood, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 152). 
 .SV. Pe/e;-.— Light of St. Peter, id.: Tho«. Underwood, 1507 
 
 (Con. 0, fol. 152). 
 St. Thomas. — Buried in the Church of the Hospital before the door 
 
 of the Chapel of St. Thomas: John Kent, 1529 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, id. : Thos. Underwood, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 
 fol. 152). 
 
 Light of St. Tliomas, Qd. : Thos. Porter, priest, 1524 (Con. 14, 
 
 fol. 52) ; John Kent, 1.329. 
 The Women. — To the Light of the Women, Qd. : Thos. Porter, 
 
 priest, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 52). 
 Jesus Light. — To the Light of Jesus over the high altar, id. : Thos. 
 
 Porter, priest, 1524. 
 
 GREAT HAEDEES. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul — Buried in the churcliyard of 
 St. Peter of Hardres : Edward Culling, 1461 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard of St. Peter and St. Paul of 
 Great Hardres : Hugh Underdowne, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Buried in the chuichyard of the Apostles Peter and Paul of 
 Upi)er Hardres : John Grene, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 The Pood.— Light of the High Cross, id. : John Hamond, 1.505 
 (A. 9, 4) ; Eic'' Mylys, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 To the Cross Light, 12d. : Margery Hardres, widow, 1499 
 (A. 7, 10). 
 All Souls.— Light of All Souls, a bushel of barley : Edward Culling, 
 1461 (A. 1,7). 
 
 Light of Allsowlyn, 2d. : John Hamond, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 Light of All Souls, id. : Eic'' Mylys, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 Our Lady. — A hive of bees with honey for a taper to be maintained 
 before Our Ladv and St. Peter there : Margery Hardres, widow, 
 1499 (A. 7, 10).' See below. 
 St. John the Baptist.— Burled in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist 
 within the Church of Higher Hardres, before the Image of Our 
 Lady : Margery Hardres, 1499 (A. 7, 10). 
 St. Peter. — See under Our Lady. 
 
 The Torches.— To the Light of the Torches, id. : John Hamond, 
 1505 (A. 9,4). 
 
 For the waste of the Torches, id. : Eic'' Mylys, 1502 
 (A. 8, 10). 
 The Lamp. — To the Lamp there, I2d. -. Margery Hardres, widow, 
 1499 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 L 2
 
 148 TESTA ME NT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Varia. — To the reparation of tlie Bells, 10(7. : Margery Hardres, 
 ^-idow, 1499 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 To the making of a new Eoodloft in the Church of Higlier 
 Hardres, 20.s. : Wm. Culling of Bekesbourne, 1504 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 LITTLE HAKDEES. 
 
 Dedication: Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary: 
 
 Eic'' Browning, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 The Rood. — Li<iht of the High Cross, G(/. : Eic'^ Browning, 1477 
 
 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of the Holy Cross, 4r/. : Thos. Eigdon. 1462 (A. 1, 11). 
 Otir if/r/y.— Light of Our Lady, t5(/. : Eic'' Browning. 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 St. John.—hi^t of St. John, M. ■ Thos. Eigdon, 1462 (A. 1, 11) ; 
 
 Eichard Browning, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 HAEEIETSHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. John the Baptist of Haryetysham : Eoger Stede, 14G3 (Con. 
 2, fol. 82) ; John Stede, senior, 1463 (A.^ 1, 6) ; John Stoke- 
 lotte, 1467 (A. 1, 20). 
 The Trinity. — Light of the Holy Trinity, 12d. : John Stede, senior, 
 1403 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Li^ht of Holy Trinity, 2d. : Thos. Gotesle, 1469 (A. 1, 13) ; 
 John Sednore, 1502 (A. 8, 8) ; John Stede, senior, 1513 
 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 16(7. : Thos. Jon, 1481 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Light of Holv' Trmitv, one auA'cld de f erro : Thos. Colnian, 
 1503 (Con. 7, foL 67). 
 
 Light of Holv Trinity, one ewe : John Stoklett, 1502 
 (A. 8, 10). 
 The Rood. ~Ug\\i of Holy Cross, 4f7. : Eoger Stede, 1463 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 82). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 20^. : John Stede, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light before the High Cross, 8^7. : John Taylour, senior, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 400). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, thirty wax candles, price \^d.: 
 John Stoklett, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 2^7. : Agnes Wildbore. widow, 1515 
 (A. 12, 14). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, a bushel of corn and a bushel 
 of barley: Eoger Stede, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 82). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4^7. : John Stokelotte, 1467 (A. 1, 20) ; 
 John Stede, senior, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a taper of 1 lb. of wax: 
 Henry Gregorv, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Light f)f tiie Blessed Yirgiu Mary, 10^7. : Thos. Jon, 1481 
 (A. 3, 23).
 
 iRAST KENT. 149 
 
 >S?. Christopher and St. Georf/e. — To the i)aiiitiiicr of St. Christopher 
 
 aiul St. George, 2(W. : Johu Erokett, lolG (A. 12, li)j. 
 St. John.—U^rU of St. John, 2d. : Thos. Gotesle, 1469 (A. L 13) ; 
 John Stede, senior, 1513 (A. 12, 7) ; Agnes Wildbore, widow, 
 1515 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 Light of St. John, Vul. -. .luliii Stokelotte, 1407 (A. 1, 20). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John tlie Baptist, 2^)d.: John 
 Stede. senior, 14()3 (A. 1. (5). 
 
 Light of St. John tlie Baptist, iSd.: John Taylour, senior, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 400). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, -id. : Henry Gregory, 1479 
 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, a taper worth 12d. : John 
 Stoklett, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 St. Kafherine.—ljv^ht of St. Katherine, 2d. : Roger Stede, 1463 
 (Con. 2, fol. 82). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, I2d. : John Stede, senior, 1463 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4<d.: John Stokelotte, 1467 (A. 1, 
 20) ; John Taylour, senior, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 400) ; Tlios. Jon, 
 1481 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. La wrence. ^Jjight of St. T^awrence, 2d. : l-Joger Stede, 1463 
 (Con. 2, fol. 82) ; Thos. Gotesle, 14G9 (A. 1, 13) ; John Taylour, 
 senior, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 400). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, Qd. : John Stokelotte, 1467 (A. ]. 20). 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 4^/.: Thos. Jon, 1481 (A. 3, 23); 
 John Stede, senior, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 12t/. : John Stede, senior, 
 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Liglit of St. Nicholas, 4d. : John Stokelotte, 1467 (A. 1, 20); 
 Thos. Jon, 1481 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. TAo.vm.s'.— Light of St. Thonias, 2d.: Thos. Gotesle, 1469 (A. 1, 
 13) ; John Sednore, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 4r/. : John Stokelotte, 1467 (A. 1, 20) ; 
 John Taylour, senior, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 400). 
 St. Thomas of Canterhurij. — Light of St. Tlionias the Martyr, 4(/. : 
 
 Thos. Jon, 1481 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. Rasmund. — lj\^i of St. Kasmund, 2d.: Thos. Jon, 1481 
 
 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. Welcome.— U^^\\i of St. Welcome, Id.: Hob' Tarynden, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10); Thos. Jon, 1481 (A. 3, 23); Johu Stede, senior, 
 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Welcome, 2d.: John Taylour, 147S (Con. 2. 
 fol. 400). 
 
 Light of St. Welcome, one ewe : John Stoklett, 1502 
 (A. 8, 10). 
 The Herse. ~L\gi\i of the Herse, 4</. : Roger Stede, 1463 (Con. 2, 
 '^ fol. 82). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 2d. : Henry Gregory, 1479 (A. 3, 13).
 
 150 TESTAMENTA CANTlAKA. 
 
 HAETLIP. 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Michael 
 of Hertelepe : Eob' Bokelaud, 1467 (A. 1, 4) ; Richard Fvnke, 
 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; ^Ym. Garard, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; John Charles, 
 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 95). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Michael of Hertlipe on the 
 north side next the font: Thos. Hills, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Hartleppe : John a Downe, 1500 
 (Con. 5, fol. 64). 
 
 Biiried in the Chancel of St. Michael of Hartlip : Thos. 
 Crux, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 The Trinity. — To the Light of Holy Trinity, a cow : John a Downe, 
 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 64). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, one ewe : Koberge, widow of John 
 Downe, 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 23). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 4J. : Bartholomew Plott, 1505 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 2). 
 The Sooil.— Light of Holy Cross, 4d.: Eob* Bokeland, 1467 
 (A. 1, 4) ; Wm. Garard, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Hd. : John a Courte, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 To the Crucifix, a lb. of wax : John Adowne, 1481 (A. 3,22). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, Gd. -. .lohn Charles, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 95). 
 
 Light of Holy Eode, 4<d. -. Bartholomew Plott, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 Our Ladi/.—Ught of St. Mary, 4^/. : Kob< Bokeland, 1467 (A. 1, 4) ; 
 John' a Courte, 1474 (A. 2, 14); John Charles, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 95). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a lb. of wax : John 
 Adowne, 1181 (A. 3,22). 
 
 Light of Our l.ady, three ewes, to find a taper of 1 lb. of 
 wax for ever : Thos. Crux, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 Our Lady in the Nave. — Light of ()ur Jiady in the boily of the 
 Church, three ewes: Roberge, widow of John Downe, 1501 
 (Con. 6, ibl. 23). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the body of the Church, a taper of 
 a lb. of wax, to be found nnd kept tor ten years : Thos. Hills, 
 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chnjxd ol' Our Blcs.'jcd Lady 
 of the Pari.sh ChurcJi of St. Michael the Archangel of Hartlep. 
 To the Light of Our Lady in the said Chapel, 12c?. Beparation 
 of the same Chapel, a quarter of barley. For my laystole 
 [«.(»., grave] in the said Chapel, 6s. 8</. : Wm. l^ider. 1518 
 (A. 13, 6). 
 St. Oeorge. — Light of St. George, Sd. : .lohn a Courte, 1474 
 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of St. George, 2d. : AVm. Garard, 1177 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of St. George, 12^/. : John a Downe, 1500 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 64). 
 St. James.— \j\\!^\\\ of St. James, 2(/. : Julian Crowde, 1492 (A. 5, 16).
 
 EAST KENT. 151 
 
 St. Jo////.— Light of St. John, hi. -. Jolni a Courte, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Liyht of St. Joliii, a cow : John a Downe, 1500 (Con. 5, 
 fol. (M). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Liglit of St. John the Baptist, 2(J. : Julian 
 Crowde, 1492 (A. 5, IG). 
 
 Light of St. John the l^aptist, 4J. : John Charles, 15U5 
 (Con. 8. fol. J)o). 
 St. Knthei'ine.—U^^\\\ oF St. Katherine, 2,1.-. Kic'' Fynke, 1474 
 (A 2 13) 
 
 Light of St. Kathciiiic, \<l. : John a Courte, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a lb. of wax: John Adowne, 1481 
 (A. 8, 22). 
 ,8'^. Michael.— '\.hj}\t of St. Michael, 4f/. : Rob^ Bokeland, 1467 
 (A. 1,4); John a Courte, 1474 (A. 2, 14) ; Wm. (Jarard, 1477 
 (A. 3, 7) ; Bartholomew Plott, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 2d.: Ric" Fynke, 1474 (A. 2, 13); 
 Julian Crowde, 1492 (A. 5, IG). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, a cow : John a Downe, 1500 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 64). 
 
 Buried in the Church within the Quyer. at the end of the 
 high altar, afore the Image of St. Michael the Archangel. To 
 the Light of St. IMichael, Qs. 8cl : Sir Wm. Bedyll, vicar, 1532 
 (A. 19, 9). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 4t?. : John a Courte, 1474 
 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2(1. : Julian Crowde, 1492 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, \2d.: John a Downe, 1500 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 64). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, a cow : Roberge, widow of John 
 Downe. 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 23). 
 Varia. — To the painting of the Rood loft, £5 : John a Downe, 
 
 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 64), and Roberge, widow of John a Downe, 
 
 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 23). 
 
 To the Church to buy a Vestment, 20*-. : Sir Wm. Thorpe, 
 vicar, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 To the Church, a printed Massbook, a corporace case with 
 the cloth unhallowed, a printed portuse covered with red 
 leather, a surplice and sujier altar : Sir AVni. Bedyll, vicar, 
 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 HARTT. 
 
 Dedication : St. Thomas the Apostle. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. Thomas the Apostle of llartey: Thos. Mette, 1459 (A. 1, 
 2); Wm. Brayles, 1494 (A. 5, 18). " 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, one cow: Wm. Brayles, 1494 
 (A. 5, 18). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, six ewes: AVm. Pashley, 1505 
 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of the Cross, one ewe: Wm. Hey ward, 1529 (A. 18, 4).
 
 152 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, four ewes : Thos. Mette, 1459 
 (A. 1,2). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one cow : Wm. Brayles, 1494 (A. 5, 18). 
 
 To the Image of Our Lady, for a taper of 1 lb. of wax, to burn 
 for ever at the time of divine service, two ewes : Wm. Pashley, 
 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 2d. : John Cost, 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one ewe: "Wm. Heyward, 1529 
 (A. 18,4). 
 St. John the Bnp/lsf. — To the Image of St. John the Baptist, two 
 ewes to maintain a taper: Wm. Pashley, 1505 (.\. 9, 4). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Thomas the Apostle of 
 Harty at the head of the Chancel of St. John there: Wm. 
 Church, 1517 (A. 12, 26). 
 Sf. Thomas the Apostle.— To paintiiig the Image of St. Thomas the 
 Apostle, 6s. Sd. To the Light called Parish Light, two ewes : 
 Thos. Mette, 1459 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 To the Image of St. Thomas the Apostle, a taper and two 
 ewes: Wm. Pashley, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, Id. -. John Cost, 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, one ewe: Wm. I lev ward, 1529 
 (A. 18, 4). 
 Varia. — To the repair and making of the crossbeme, Gs. 8(/. To 
 the roofing of the Church, 8s. 4rf. : Thos. Mette, 1459 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 To the enclosure of the cluirchyard, 6s. Hd.: AVm. Brayles, 
 1494 (A. 5, 18). 
 
 To the making of a chalice for the Church, :3.s-. 4(7. To the 
 buying a Mass Book for the Church, 2s. Beparation of the 
 Steeple, Gs. 8d. -. Wm. Heyward, 1529 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 I'o the repair of the Church of St. Thouuis the Apostle in 
 Harty, £6 13s. 4(7. : Henry Hatche of Faversham, 1538 (Con. 
 15, fol. 212). 
 
 HASTINGLEIGH. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of Our Lady 
 of Hastingleigh : llic" Fordrede, 1501 (A. 8, 5); AVm. Daly, 
 1516 (A. 12, IS). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard next to John Fordrcd my son. 
 " That the best sheep J luive be had and led before my body to 
 the said Church and there to be delivered to the use of Eichard 
 Usbarne" : Alice Pordred, widow, 1528 (A. 18, 2). 
 
 noJii 6Vo.s-.s-. — Liglit of Holy Cross, 2d. : Wm. Daly, 1516 
 (A. 12, IS). 
 
 Our Z/ff(7y. — Light of Our Blessed Ladv, 2d.: Wm. Daly, 1516 
 (A. 12, IS).' 
 
 »S7. Anthony.— lAghi of St. Anthony, 2(7. : W ni. Daly, 1516 (A. 12, 
 18). [Also sec under St. John.] 
 
 St. Gtco/v/c— Light of St. George, 2d.: Win. Dnlv, 1516 (A. 12, 
 IS)."
 
 EAST KENT. 153 
 
 *SV. e/o/r«.— Lights of St. Joliii and St. Authoiiy, 2U,s-. : Wm. Daly, 
 
 l.jlG (A. 12, 18). 
 St. K(ifhenne. — U<rht of St. Kathcriiic, 2</.: Win. Dalv, IGKJ 
 
 (A. 12, 18). 
 /Sy. Stephen. — To the rcpanilioii of the Altar of St. Stepheji in ihe 
 
 Parish Church of llastin-ilcigh. 12r/. : Alice Brooke ol' Elliarn, 
 
 1499 (A. 1,1). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, half a (jiiarter of malt: W^ni. Rolf, 
 
 1502 l\. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 2d. : Wni. Daly, 1516 (A. 12, IS;. 
 Jesvs. — To the gilding of Jesns in Ihe Church of llastingleigh, 
 
 10(1. : Thos. Koger, Kector of Stowting, IbW (A. 19, I). 
 Varia. — "For making of a stone cross called a Palm Cross with a 
 
 picture of the Passion of Christ of copper and gilt, in the same 
 
 churchynrd to be set upon the head of the burial of my husband 
 
 and children there, 40a-.": Alice Fordred, widow, 1528 (A. 18, 2). 
 
 HAWKHURST. 
 
 Dedication : St. Lawrence. — Buried in the Chapel or Chancel of 
 Hawkhurst : John Crane, rector, 1415 (Chichele [Jjambeth], 
 280«*). 
 
 Buried in th(^ churchyard of St. Laurence of Hawkherst, 
 near my wife on the north side of the Church : John Heansyll, 
 14(34 (P.C.C, 7, Godyn). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Lawrence of Hawkhurst : 
 Thos. llichcok, 1472 (A. 2, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Lawrence : Thos. Mercer, 1492 
 (A. 5, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Laui*ence in the north ])art of 
 the same Church : Thos. Cougeherst, 1505 (P.C.C, 31, llol- 
 grave) . 
 
 Buried in the Church of Hawkehurst : .Injm Cougherst, 
 1517(P.C.C., 5, Ayloffe). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard at the south side of llic ( luirch, 
 at the east side of the porch. To the poor men's box. 3.>>. 4^/. : 
 Hoger Pipar, 1559 (P.C.C, 3, Chayney). 
 The Trinity. — To the Light afore the Trinity, 3^/.: John Overey, 
 1519 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 To the making a Picture of the Trinity of the length of 
 four foot, if the ])arishioners will make the same within three 
 years after my death, 13*-. 4(/. ; if not uuide tlien the 13s. 4</. to 
 the gilding of the crests aforesaid [see under Varia] : Marione 
 Goscelin, widow. 1525 (A. 1(5, 10). 
 The Hood. — Burietl in the Church of Hawkherst in the space [in 
 quadrante] before the Rood. My ex'ors ordain three stones of 
 marbyll with scripture and imagery, whereof one for my 
 
 * The Lambeth and P.C.C. extracts of Wills have been kindly siii>pHed bv 
 Mr. L. L. Duncan, F.S.A.
 
 15i TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 husband, another for me, and the third for my son John 
 Mounbray : Margaret Heansyll, 1473 (P.C.C, 8, Wattys). 
 
 Light of the Crucifix, 4d.': Thos. Pode, 1480 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 Burietl in the middle ])ace before the Higli Cross there 
 Avithin tlie Parish Church. To the Parish Churches of Hawke- 
 herst, Crauebroke, Goodherst, and Stableherst, a torch of 
 30 lbs : John Eoberd, 1499 (P.C.C, 38, Iloi'nc). 
 
 To the Eoode Light, 4^/. : Thos. Congeherst, 1505 (P.C.C, 
 31, Holgrave). 
 
 [iiglit of the Cross on the Beam in the Chancel, a bushel of 
 barley or 4r/. : Roger Sutton, 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 Holi/ Saviour. — To the Image of the Holy Saviour being made, 
 
 V2d. : Juliana, relict of Simon Browne, 1488 (A. 5, 4). 
 Our Z«r/y. — Light of St. Mary, 12(7. : Agnes Walet, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; 
 Thos. a Forde, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 116). 
 
 A taper to Our Lady, 2d. : Wm. Wevynden, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 Light before the Image of Our Lady, 8d. : Henry Pistinden, 
 1513 (A. 12. 7). 
 
 To the Image of Our Lady in the Cbancel, 3f/. : John Overey, 
 
 1519 (A. 18, 10). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a bushel of barley or 4^/. : Roger Sutton, 
 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — To maintain a taper to burn before Our Lady 
 of Pity in the Church as long as the taper will endure, 20f/. : 
 Steven Sisely, 1509 (A. 9, 11). 
 Chapel of Our Lady.— To the Light of Blessed Mary standing 
 before the Image of St. INlary in the South Chancel of the 
 Church, called Image Light, I2d. : Thos. Hichcok, 1472 
 (A. 2, 4). 
 
 A Lamp to burn u\ the Cb.apel of St. Mary within the 
 Church of llawkhurst for twenty years after my death : Thos. 
 Mercer, 1492 (A. 5, 11). 
 
 Buried before the iVltar of St. Mary in the Church : Wm. 
 Herege, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light before Our Lady in the South Chancel, 4^/. : Elisabeth 
 AVhatman, 1511 (A. 12, 3j. 
 
 Light before the Image of Our Lady in her Chancel : Wm. 
 Overey, 1519 (A. 14, 2).' 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady in the south side of the 
 Church. To the Image of Our Lady, a taper of 1 lb. of wax for 
 two years : Rob* Criowe, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in tlu; soulli Chancel, ^d. : Rob' Frenche, 
 
 1520 ("a. 15, o). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady: Thos. Scott, 1533 
 (Con. 15, fol. 21(;). 
 ,St. All fhon I/. — Lh^hi of St. Anthony, 2r/. : Agnes Springett, widow, 
 
 1501 (.\. 9, 1). 
 St. 7i/rtwe.— Light of St. Bhise, -id.: Henry Fistinden, 1513 
 (A. 12,7). 
 
 Light of St. IMa^^c, G(/. : Rob' Frenche, 1520 (A. 15, 3).
 
 EAST KENT. 155 
 
 St. Christopher.— Ught of St. Christopher, M : Thos. Pode, 1480 
 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 Light before tlic Imajj;c of St. Chnstoplier, 2(1. : Ehsalieth 
 AVhatmau, 1511 (A. 12, S) ■ John Overcy, 1519 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4(/. a year for ten years : Kob* 
 Criowe, 1521 (A. 14, 7). [Also see under ,S7. Ost/fh.] 
 St. Erasmus. — To the support of the Light before St. l^^rasmus, 
 20*/. : Margaret lleaiisyll, 14.7;} (irC.("., 8, Wattysj. 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, a taper price 2d. : Elisabeth Kobiu, 
 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 St. George. — Light afore St. George, 2d. : Jolui Uverey, 151!) 
 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 Liglit before the Image of St. George, 2d. -. VVm. Overay, 
 1519 (A. 14, 2). 
 St. James.— Taght of St. .lames, 12*/. : Agnes Walet, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; 
 Thos. a Forde, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 110). 
 
 Light of St. James, ijd. : Wm. AVevynden, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 Light afore St. James, 2J. : John Overey, 1519 (A. 13, 10). 
 St. John the Baptist.— JAght of St. John the Baptist, a taper 
 
 price 2d. : Elisabeth Eobin, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 St. Kafheriue. — L'v^ht before St. Katlierine, l&d. : Margaret 
 Heansyll, 1473 (P.C.C, 8, Watty s). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Juliana, relict of Simon 
 Browne, 1488 (A. 5, 4) ; Agues Springett, widow, 1504 
 (A. 9,1). 
 
 A taper before the Image of St. Katherine, 20rf. : Steven 
 Sisely, 1509 (A. 9, 11). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 2*/. : Agnes Springett, 
 widow, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, I2d. : Wm. Hamon, 1506 (A. 10, 3) ; 
 Tlios. a Forde, 1518 (Cou. 12, fol. 110). 
 
 Light afore the Image of St. Lawrence, 3</. : John Overey, 
 1519 (A. 13, 10). 
 St. Mary 31a(jdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, Qd. for ten 
 
 years: Kob' Criowe, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 St. Maryuret. — Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : Wm. Overay, 1519 
 (A. 14, 2). 
 
 Liglit of St. jNIargaret, a bushel of barley or -kl. : Roger 
 Sutton, 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried within the Church before St. Nicholas' 
 altar: Sir Nicholas Norpice, chaplain, 1513 (P.C.C, 19, Eeti- 
 place). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 0</. : Thos. a Forde, 1518 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 116). 
 
 Light before St. Nicholas, 2d. : John Overey, 1519 
 (A. 13, 10) ; Wm. Overay, 1519 (A. 14, 2). 
 St. Feter.~To the Light afore St. Peter, 2d.: John Overey. 1519 
 
 (A. 13, 10). 
 St. Osyth.—JAght before the Image of St. Christopher and St. Sith, 
 8(/. : Margaret Heansyll, 1473 (P.C.C, 8, Wattys).
 
 156 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Sithe, 2d. -. Juliana, relict of Simon Browne, 
 1488 (A. 5, 4). 
 St. Sondai/.—Ught of St. D'mci, Qd. : RoV Frenche, 1520 (A. 15, 3). 
 St. St ejyJi en. —Buv\ed in the Church before the Altar of St. Stephen, 
 on the north side near the grave of mv mother: Elinora, relict 
 of Eob^ Barnes, 1491 (A. 5, 12). 
 Hognel Lif/ht.—To the Light called Hognellight during seven 
 vears after mv death, every vear VIJ. : Wni. Hamon, 1506 
 (A. 10, 3). 
 IJie ITer.se.— Light of the Herse, 12d. : Thos. Hichcok, 1472 (A. 2, 
 4); John Congherst, 1517 (F.C.C., 5, A.vloffe) ; Mariana 
 Goscelin, widow, 1525 (A. 16, 10). 
 
 To the Herse Light, 20^7. : John Eoberd, 1499 (P.C.C, 38, 
 Home) . 
 
 Light of the Herse, M.: Thos. Pode, 1480 (A. 3, 17); 
 Julian;! Browne, 1188 (A. 5, 4). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 2.v. : Eob* Crowre, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 Varia. — I will to the parisb two Vestments, one Missale, one 
 Graduale, one Ordinale, and one Processionale : John Crane, 
 rector, 1415 (Chichele [Lambeth], 280 «). 
 
 To the Church of Hawkherst my smaller silver chalice with 
 paten : John Birkhed, clerk, Hector of Harowe, 1467 (P.C.C, 
 24, Goodwyn). 
 
 To 1 he 'reparation of the Church, U)s. To the Shrine of 
 St. Thomas at Canterbury, 6.s-. 8f/. : Elinora, relict of Rob* 
 Barnes, 1491 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 I ordain unto the parish priest for his labour in the day of 
 my out burying, 12d. ; and to every other priest, Sd. ; to the 
 l^arish clerk, Sd. ; to every child that can sing, Id. ; and to 
 every other scholar, id. ; and to every poor man and woman 
 that will take dole. Id. ; and in likewise at my months day and 
 at my years mind. Also I Avill and ordain that my Chapel be 
 made up into the Church and finished according unto such 
 covenants and bargains between Edniond Robert and Russell. 
 
 My ex'or shall buy a mai'bill stone for to lay upon my 
 grave with a picture of a priest with superscription underneath 
 graven in laten. 
 
 That there be made within the said Chapel a proper desk for 
 a man 1o sit in with a dossetl therein, and 1 ordain my two half 
 ])ortoues for to be made fast with small chains to tlie said desk 
 there, for to be ready at all times foi- a pi-iest for to say his ser- 
 vice in, as long as they will last. ALso my Mass Book and two 
 cruets to the altar within the saiil Cliapel. IMy two surplices 
 unto John Mercer and Edmond Robert, and after them the 
 said two surplices to remain to the clerks of the quyer of the 
 noi'lh sifle of (he <|uvei': Sir Nicholas iVorpice, chaplain of 
 the parish of Hawkherst, 1513 (I'.C.C.. 19, Fetiplace). 
 
 Towards the buying of a new ])air of organs to the Church, 
 £5: John Congherst, 1517 H'.C.C., 5, Ayloffe). 
 
 "To the making of a new creste over the high altar
 
 EAST KENT. 157 
 
 from the Taberuacle of St. Lawrence unto the Tabernacle of 
 St. Thomas, and towards Iho j^iklinp; of the same, frre marcs " : 
 Marione (ioscelin, widow, 1525 (A. IG. 10). 
 
 To buy a Tonistone [sic] for to lay upon me, l(».v. ; ami 
 towards buying; an Antiphonar at the parson's side within the 
 Church, £4: Thos. Scott, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 210). 
 
 IFAWKINGE. 
 
 Dedicf/fion : St. Michael.- Buried in the cliurchvard of St. Michael 
 of Hawkyni,^e: Matilda Astokke, 14S5 (Con. 3, fol. 31) ; Thos. 
 Lusteiiton of Stonden, li95 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Michael of Hawkinge: John 
 AA'otton, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : .lohn AVotton, 
 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Qd. Also one cow to the maintenance 
 of a Lamp to burn before the Cioss for ever : Wm. Waylond, 
 1491 (Con. 3, f(d. 308). 
 
 Light of Holv Cross, three bushels of barley: Neomaa 
 Couragh, rector, 1506 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 Light of the Cross, a seam of barley : Thos. Nethersole, 
 1523 (A. 10, 1). 
 St. Margaret.— hight of St. Margnret, a bushel of barley : John 
 AVotton, 1483 (A. 3, 27) ; Wm. Waylond, 1491 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 308). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, three bushels of barley : Neomas 
 Couragh, rector, 1506 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 Buried before Altar of St. Margaret. To the Light of 
 St. Jlargaret, half a seam of barlev : Ihos. Nethersole, 1523 
 (A. 16, 1). 
 St. Michael. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn befoie the Image of 
 St. Michael in the Church of Hawkinge : Thos. Fettling of 
 Folkestone, 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, a bushel of barley: John Wotton, 
 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, Qd.-. Thos. Lustenton, 1495 (A. 0, 1). 
 
 To the buying a new Image of St. Michael, 3s. 4^. : AYm. 
 Gebon (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the image of St. Michael. A 
 quarter of barley to provide a taper before the same Image of 
 St. Michael : Neomas Couragh, rector, 1500 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 IIEADCOBX. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 the Farish Church of St. Peter aud St. Faul of Hedcrone : 
 Alice, widow oi" Michael Merden of Chart near Sutton Vallaiae, 
 1461 (A. 1, 11).
 
 158 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried "in lodice " [? porch] of the Church of St. Peter 
 of Hedrcone: Thos. Haddysley, U88 (A. 5, 2). 
 
 Buried in t]ie churchyard of the Apostles Peter and Paul of 
 Hedcrone: John Foule, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 93) ; Wm. Blachinden, 
 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; Stephen Boycott, 1499 (A. 7, (5) ; Thomasine 
 Wright, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 The Rood.—Light of High Cross, 12*/. : John Borden. 14G9 (A. 2, 1). 
 A taper of 1 lb. to burn before the Image of the Crucifix : 
 Thos. Baker, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of the Crucifix, \Qd.: Margaret Gateman, 1492 
 (A. 5, 16). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, a lb. of wax : Alice Marden, widow, 
 1461 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light before the Image of St. Mary, 8r7. : Thos. Baker, 
 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Mary, 3s. 4J. : Thos. Puller, 1476 
 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 4rf. : Roger Baker, 1499 (A. 7, 7); 
 Thomasine AVright, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 Ghnpel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady: Sir 
 Rob*^ Sendbery, parish priest of Hedcorn, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Cliancel of Our Lady between my two wives 
 Joan and Thomasine: Wm. Borden, 1532 (A. 19, 10). 
 Our Lady of P/Yy.— Light of St. Mary of Pity, 2d. : Margaret 
 Gateman, 1492 (A. 5, 16) ; Godleva Whitsphauke, 1500 (A. 8, 
 5) ; Margareta Turnour, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, M. : Thomasine Wright, 1501 
 (A. 8, 4). 
 Our Ljady in the Peioe. — To Our Lady Light in the pewe, 2d. : 
 Godleva Whitsphauke, 1500 (A. 8, 5) ; Dionese, widow of 
 Edmund Boycott, 1505 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. Anne. — Light before the Image of St. Anne, 6(/. : Thos. Baker, 
 1472 ( K 2 3) 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 3s. U. : Thos. Fuller, 1476 (A. 3, 4). 
 Light of St. Anne, \2d. : Kic'' Edinden, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 Liglit of St. Anne, 4r7. : Margaret Gateinan, 1492 (A. 5, 
 16) ; Eoger Baker, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. Andrew. — Light of St. Andrew, 4fi?.: Margaret Gateman, 1492 
 
 (A. 5, 16). 
 St. Christopher. — To the Light before the Image of St. Christopher, 
 Qd. : Thos. Baker, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher. \d.\ Margaret (iatcman, 1492 
 (A. 5, 16) ; Dionese Boycott, widow, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2^/. : Godleva Whitsphauke, 1500 
 (A. 8,5). 
 St. (Jeorye. — Light of SI. George, a lb. of wax: Alice Marden, 
 widow, of Chart near Sutton Vallance, 1461 (A. 1, II). 
 
 fiiglit before \\w, Image of SI. George, (k/. : 'IMios. Baker, 
 1472 (A. 2, 3) ; Kic'' Kdinden, 1177 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of St. George, \d. : Poger Baker, 1499 (A. 7, 4).
 
 EAST KEXT. 159 
 
 Sf. Join). — Lii^lit before llie Image of St. Jolin, (Sd. : Thos. Baker, 
 1172 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Lii^ht (.f St. Jolin, :is-. U. : Thos. Fuller, 117() (A. H, 4). 
 Li^'lit of St. Jolin, 4J. : liic'' Edindeii. 1 1-77 (A. 8. 7). 
 St. Join the li(iptiiif.— \/n^\\{ of St. John (lie liaplisf. Ail.: .lolm 
 Borden, H()l) (A. 2, 1) ; Margnret Galeinan, 1 lii2 (A. r>. lOj. 
 
 Light of St. .Jolm tlie Baptist, 2d.: Thonuisine AV'right, luOl 
 (A. 8, 4); Margareta Turnour, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. Kat]ierinr. — L\<:}\{ of St. Katherine, 20<7. : Thos. Fuller, 1470 
 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4-d. : Ric"! Ediiiden, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; 
 Margaret (lateman, 1402 (A. 5, 16) ; Roger Baker, 1499 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Thoniasine Wright, 1501 
 (A. 8, 4) ; Godleva Whitsphauke, 1500 (A. 8, 5) ; Margareta 
 Turnour, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4^^. : Margaret Gateman, 
 1402" (A. 5, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : Margareta Turnour, 1513 
 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light before the Image of St. Nicholas, Gd. : Thos. 
 Baker, 1472 (A. 2, 3) ; Bic'^ Edindeu, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of St Nicholas, 4^/. : Roger Baker, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. P^/«/.— Light of St. Paul, 2d. : Stejjhen Boycott, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 0). 
 St. Peter. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 St. Peter: .Ldm Borden, 1409 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4<d. : Margaret (iateman, 1492 (A. 5, 16) ; 
 Stephen Boycott, 1499 (A. 7, 6). 
 Sf. Peter and St. Paul. — To the Lights of the Apostles Peter and 
 Paul, 4^.: Thos. W cthinbroke, 1498 (A. 7, 3) ; Wm. Blechinden, 
 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; Roger Baker, 1499 (A- 7, 7). 
 
 Lights of the .\ postles Peter and Paul, 2d. : Thomasine 
 AV^right, 1501 (A. S, 4) ; Margareta Turnour, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. Sle2)lien. — Light of St. Stephen, 2d. : Margaret Gateman, 1492 
 
 (A. 5, 16). 
 St. Thomas of CanterJiury . — To the Light of St. Thomas the 
 Martyr, a taper of 8 lbs. of Avax : John liorden, 14()9 (A. 2, 1). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the Light upon the Se])ulehre. 3s. 4:d. : IMios. 
 Fuller. 1476 (A. 3,4). 
 
 . Light of the Sepulchre, id. : Wm. lilechinden, 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; 
 Stephen Boycott, 1499 (A. 7, 6). 
 Varia. — To the making of the Roodloft, Qs. Hd. : Sir ]{ob' Sendbery, 
 1521 (A. 14, 7). ^ 
 
 Sir Alexander Marshall, clerk, Master of the Chantry of 
 Iledcorn, desired to be buried in the churchyard, beside the 
 grave of Lowes Tayloure his kinsman. To the reparation of 
 the Church, 40f/., and to the Church all my books being in the 
 Church, and my worst [sic] surplice. To every Liglit in the 
 Church, standing in due order and form, 4^^. : 1524 (A. 16, 9).
 
 160 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 HEliNE. 
 
 Dedication: St. Martin. — Buried in the Clnirch of Heme: Thos. 
 Eegewaye, 1401 (Con. 1, fol. 1). 
 
 Buried iu the church yard of 8t. Martin of Heme: John 
 Dowele, 1440 (Con. 1, fol. 39) ; John Hampton, 1441 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 55) ; and others. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. ^Fartin : Eic'^ Wylks, 1510 
 (Coil. 10, fol. lOS). 
 
 Buried in the Church behind the font, next to the west 
 door: Nicholas Rvdar, lolO (Con. 10, fol. 110). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Heme: Win. Baker, 1529 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 76). 
 
 Buried in tlie Church before the font: Thos. Goffe, 1540 
 (Con. IS, fol. 2). 
 The Trinifi/.—Ught of Holv Trinity, 12r/. : Wm. Baker, 1529 
 
 (Con. 15, fob 76). 
 The J^ood.—Uiyht of Holy Cross, 4f/ : A lex'i»' Bysmer, 1469 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 190) ; Eoose Magge, widow, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 196) ; Thos. 
 GofEe, 1542 (Con. 18, fol. 2). 
 
 Light of the Cross in the Boodloft, Sd.: Nicholas Eydar, 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 110). 
 
 To the Eoodloft, 20s. : Eic'' Ewell, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 167). 
 The Saviour.— Ught of the Sa^^ou^, 12d. : Vincent Erenninghani, 
 
 1486. 
 
 Light of Jesus, called Holy Saviour, ^d. : Eoose Magge, 
 widow, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 196). 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : John Hampton, 
 1411 (Con. 1, fol. 55). 
 
 Lio-ht of St. Mary the Virgin, 4</. : James Shypman, 1461 
 (Con. 2, fol. 52) ; John Goff, 1478 (Con. 2. fol. 248). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 20i. : Wm. atte Well, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 57) ; John Cob, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 204). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a bushel of barley : John Kneepe, 1479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 406) ; AVm. atte See, 1500 (Con. 6, fol. 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12</. a year for seven years : Eic'' Ewell, 
 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 167). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Light of Bles^^ed Mary, a calf of a year old 
 if iny body is buried at the door of the Chancel of IJlessed 
 M;iry : Thos. Eegewaye, 1401 (Con. 1, fol. 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the door of the Chnncel of the 
 Blessed Virgin Mary: Joan, formerly wife of Win. Mauston, 
 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 324). 
 
 To the reparation oE the Church walls about Our Lady's 
 Chimcel, 6s. ^d. -. Vincent Paramore, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 166). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in Our Lady's Chancel, '\:d. : John 
 Bovkin, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 54). 
 
 ■ Light of Our Lady in the Chancel of Our Lad v. 12(/. : AVm. 
 Baker, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 76). 
 Our Lady of Fity.— To the Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 4rf. :
 
 EAST KENT. 161 
 
 John Cob, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 204) ; John GofF, 1473 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 248) ; Nicholas Waller, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 4.-52). 
 
 Lipjht of Blessed Marv of Pitv, a bushel of barley: John 
 Piper, 1475 (Con. 2, fol." 308) ; John Kneepe, 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 406) ; John Hvkkes, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 590) ; Lawrence 
 Heiar, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 110) ; Jolni Hikke, 1508 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 103). 
 
 Light of Our Laclv of Pity, 12(/. : John Notingham, 1489 
 (Con. 3, fol. 221). 
 
 Li<i;ht of Our Lady of Pitv, a bushel of ninlt -. A\''in. atte See, 
 1500 (Con. 6, fol. 5). 
 
 To the Church of ITerne, a cow in the keeping of Wm. a See 
 my son, the profit and farm to the sustentation of the Light of 
 Our Lady of Pity, yearly 16r/. ; and the residue yearly to the 
 Light of St. Katherine : Katherine a See, widow, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 117). 
 Sf. Christopher. — To the Light of St. Christopher during the term 
 of live years after my deatli, ^d. yearly : Vincent Freuningliam, 
 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 113). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, two bushels of barley : Lawrence 
 Helar, 1505 (Con. 8, ful. 110). 
 
 To making a window over St. Christopher in the Church, five 
 marcs: Eic'^ Wylks, 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 108). 
 St. Clement.— lAgiit of St. Clement, \2d. : Wm. Baker, 1529 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 76). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 8(/. : Jas. Shipman, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 52) ; AVm. Yonge, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 228). 
 
 Light of St. James, 20f/. : Wm. atte Well, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 57). 
 
 Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : James a Dane, 1501 
 (Con. 6, fol. 38). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light in the basyn of St. James, 
 one ewe: Thos. at Church, 1512 (Con. 11, fol. 10). 
 St. Jb7<«.— Light of St. John, a bushel of barley : John Hampton, 
 
 1441 (Con. I, fol. 5.5). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Chancel of St. John the 
 Baptist of the Church of Heme. To the Church for my burial, 
 3s. M. : Wm. Philipp, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 110). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Gd.: James Shipman, 1161 
 (Con. 2, fol. 52). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 20^/. : Wm. atte Well, 14G2 
 (Con. 2, fol. 57). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. John the Baptist in the Church 
 of Heme : Wm. Phellipe, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 205). 
 
 A priest have 20 marcs to sing in the Church of Heme at 
 St. John's Altar for one year, and at Our Lady's altar another 
 year : John Percivall of Faversham, 1522 (A. 15, 4). 
 St. Katherifie. — Jjight of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley: John 
 Hampton, 1441 (Con. 1, fol. 55) ; John Hykkes, 1484 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 590). 
 
 M
 
 162 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light o£ St. Katherine, 20^. : Wm. atte Well, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 57) ; Nicholas Walice, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 452). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4(/. : Jas. Hampton, 1465 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 159). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 20^. : Nicholas Waller, 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 452). 
 
 Light of St. Kathevine, one ewe : Vincent Paramore, 1526 
 (Con. 14, fol. 166). [See under Our Lady of Fiiy, Katherine 
 a See, 1510.] 
 St. Martin.— Ug\\t of St. Martin, 12^. : John Bate, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 4). 
 
 To St. Martin's Lamp burning before the high altar, 20d. : 
 Wm. atte Well, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 57). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, M. : John GofE, 1473 (Con. 2, fol 248) ; 
 Thos. Eichards, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 301). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, a bushel of barley : John atte See, 1460 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 25) ; John at Dane, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 34S) ; Eic^ 
 
 Sawyer, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 461); AVm. Aleyn, 14S0 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 482) ; Wm. atte See, 1500 (Con. 6, fol. 5). 
 
 St. Nicholas.— Ug\xt of St. Nicholas, 20d. : Wm. atte Well, 1462 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 57). 
 St. Peter.— Ug\\t of St. Peter, 20d. -. Wm. atte Well, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 57). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4d. : Jas. Hampton, 1465 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 159) ; Thos. Bysmer, 1466 (Con. 2, fol. 169) ; John Cobb, 
 1491 (Con. 3. fol. 300) ; Roose Magge, widow, 1527 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 196). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, one ewe : Stephen Chestfeld, 1474 
 (Con. 2, fol. 268). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Wm. Aleyn, 1480 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 482) ; Eobert Cobb, 1480 (Con. 2, fol. 489) ; John 
 
 Hikke, 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 103); Wm. Aleyn, 1508 (Con. 9, 
 
 fol. 111). 
 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of wheat : Margery 
 
 Plielip, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 22). 
 The Lamp.- — To the maintenance of one Lamp in the Church, 6s. 8d.: 
 Will. Phili])p, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 110). 
 
 Light of the Lamp, Gd. : James Shipman, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 52). 
 
 Light of the Lamp, 3s. 4J. : Eic'' Salmon, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 69). 
 
 Light of the Lamp burning before the high altar, 3s. 4rf. : 
 Cristina, widow of Jas. Shipman, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 83). 
 
 Light of the Lamp burnijig in the Church, one bushel of 
 barley : Jolm atte See, 1460 (Con. 2, fol. 25). 
 
 Light of the Lam]), 12^/.: John Cobbe, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 235). 
 The Sacrament. — To the Light before tlie Sacrament, 'id. : Thos. 
 Goffe, 1542 (Con. 18, fol. 2). 
 
 For a taper to burn for twelve months before the Sacrament, 
 5«.: lioV Smersall 1511 (Con. 18, fol. 32).
 
 EAST KENT. 103 
 
 Jes^is Light and Mass. — To the Light of Jesus, a bushel of wheat : 
 Nichoks Ewell, 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 103). 
 
 To the niaiutcnauce of the Brotherhood of Jesus in the 
 Church, 20J. : Kic-'' Wylks, lolO (Con. 10, fol. lOS). 
 
 To the Light of Jesus, Hd. Yearly to the niaintenauce of 
 the Jesus Mass for seven years, 12d. My tenement and land 
 to be sold, and the money provide a priest to sing for my soul, 
 etc., in the Church of Heme at the Altar of Jesus for one year ; 
 and 40*'. for a chalice to be bought for the priest that shall sing 
 Jesus Mass in the same Church ; and 40s. for buying an Anti- 
 phonar and a Grailc [sic] for the qwere of the Church for ever: 
 Nicholas Eydar, 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 110). 
 
 For the maintenance of the Mass of Jesus, one ewe : Thos. 
 at Church, 1512 (Con. 11, fol. 10). 
 
 To the Light of Jesus, Hd.: Vincent Stud, 1517 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 38). 
 
 To the Light of Jesus, lOd. : Alexander Goff, 1527 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 97). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Martin next unto the grave of 
 John Maycott, being before Jesus Altar in the Church: Rob' 
 Smersall, 1541 (Con. IS, fol. 32). 
 Varia. — To the work of the Church called jiuynge, Gs. 8</. For 
 paving of the Church, Qs. 8d. For one new Vestment for the 
 use of the Church, four marcs : Jas. Shipman, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 52). 
 
 To the work of the Church of Heme called puynge, 6s. 8d. : 
 Cristina, widow of Jas. Shipman, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 83). 
 
 To the work of the Church of Heme, viz., for pavynge, 40s. ; 
 and for puynge, 40s. : Hamo AldifEe, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 142). 
 
 After the death of my wife Joan, my feoffe shall sell my 
 messuage [at Westbroke] with three acres of land adjoining, 
 and with the money 26s. 8d. for a Pax of Silver for use in the 
 Church of Hernc on chief days ; and for a Pix of Silver to place 
 the sacrament of the altar in, 30s. M. For a new Organ, 3s. 4c?. : 
 Thos. Bysmer, 1466 (Con. 2, fol. 1G9). 
 
 To the buying of one carpet to hang before the high altar in 
 the Church on festival days, 40s. : Joan Mauston, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 324). 
 
 For a Missal in the Church, 3s. -id. ; and to the reparation 
 of the Church, 6s. Sd. : Cristina Hampton, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 210). 
 To the Church, a pair of my best sheets to make therewith 
 two altar cloths: Margery Phelip, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 22). 
 
 To the Church to the honor of God at necessary times to lie 
 afore the high altar of St. Martin, my best coverlet of blowe and 
 white. Reparation of the Church, £5 : John Caton, vicar, 1511 
 (Con. 11, fol. 1). 
 
 After the death of my wife Margaret, the churchwardens of 
 Heme shall have for twenty years 6s. Sd. out of three acres of 
 laud in a croft called Downegrove, -ttith which 6s. Sd. the 
 churchwardens to keep a yearly Obit in the Church at the 
 
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 164 TESTAMEKTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 Feast of St. Peter called Latnmasse, in form following : to 
 the Yicar or his depiity and to the ehantry-priest for singing 
 Dirige and Mass, to each, Gd. ; to a soul-priest there, 4</. ; and 
 to the sexton for ringing and making the Herse, 12(1. : Thos. at 
 Church, 1512 (Con. il, foL 10). 
 
 For the huying of an Antiphonar for the Church, 40s. : John 
 a Churche, senior, 1517 (Con. 12, fol. 21). 
 
 To buv a book or A'estment, 20s. : John Yong, 1519 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 169).' 
 
 Towards gilding the new Eoodloft in the Church, 6s. Sd. : 
 Eobt Balden, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 107). 
 
 Towards huying an Antiphonar to the use of the Church for 
 ever, 53s. 4^. : Jas. Cobbe, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 125). 
 
 Ton-ards buying an Antiphonar book for tlie Church, 6s. 8d. : 
 Vincent Paramore, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 166). 
 
 To the churchwardens, £24 to purchase four nobillis [i.e., 
 26s. 8d.] by year, for a yearly Obit for my soul, father ;ind 
 mother, and the Yicar to see this done and have 20d., and each 
 churchwarden 12d. For two grave stones, one for my father 
 and mother, and another for me, with the cost and charges, five 
 marcs: John Percivall of Faversham, 1522 (Con. 15, fol. 4). 
 
 Towards buying a Canopy to bear over the Sacrament going 
 a procession, 20s. Towards the cloth to lay over the brides 
 w'hen they are married, 40s. : Eob* Smersall, 1541 (Con. 18, 
 fol. 32). 
 
 Towards the shoting [i.e., casting] of the leads at the north 
 side of the Church, £3, to be paid when the plummers [sicl 
 begin the work : Thos. Goffe, 1542 (Con. IS, fol. 3). 
 
 To son AVilliam a piece of land called Hatcherds in the 
 parish of Eeculver, on condition he keep and sustain my yearly 
 Obit of 6s. 8d. in the Church of Heme for 20 years next after 
 my death, for my soul, parents, and all Christian souls, to be 
 kept within 14 days after the Feast of St. Michael as follows : 
 two priests at the Dirige, every of them for his Dirige and 
 Mass, Gd. ; two parish clerks to be at the same, to eacli 4^?. ; 
 and the sexton of the Cliurch, Gd. ; and the residue of the 
 Gs. Sd. to poor people of Heme and in other charitable deeds 
 at the discretion of my executors: Wm. atte See, 1500 (Con. 6, 
 fol. 5). 
 
 HEENHILL. 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael. — Buried in the church-yard of St. Michael 
 the Archangel: Agnes Weldyssh, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 220). 
 
 The 7?ooJ.— Light of the High Cross, 4d. : Eic'' Goodhew, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 79) ; Eic'' Walsh, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 344) ; Sara 
 Farebroke, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 85) ; John Stephen, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 38). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 8d. : Edmund Sarc, 1536 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 339).
 
 •feAST KENT. 165 
 
 ()i0- Lndy. — lAghi of Jilcssed Mary, 4</. : llic'' Oooilhew, 1462 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 79) ; llic" Walsh, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 844) ; Sara 
 
 Parebroke, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 85) ; Ric'^ Jure of Jilean, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 To the reparation of the altar of Blessed Mary, \2(l. : Agnes 
 
 Weklyssh, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 220). 
 
 Re[)aration of the Altar of lilessed Mary in the Church of 
 
 Harnhill, iSs. ^d. : Joan Li;,rlitfote, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 845). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, id. : Kic'' Walsh, 1476 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 344) ; Edmund Sare, 1536 (Con. 15, fol. 339) ; 
 
 John Stephen, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 38). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4J. : Edmuud 
 
 Sare, 1536 (Con. 15, fol. 339). 
 St. Katherine.—Jjvrht of St. Katherine, 4d.: Eie'^ Walsh, 1476 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 314) ; Edmund Sare, 1586 (Con. 15, fol. 389). 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Ric'' Jure of Blean, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. Margaret.— Light of St. Margaret, id.: Ric" Walsh, 1476 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 344) ; Sara Farebroke, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 85). 
 Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : Ric" Jure of Blean, 1499 
 
 (A. 7,7). 
 St. lUichael.—Light of St. Michael, 4^/. : Ric" Goodhew, 1462 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 79) ; Ric" Walsh, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 344) ; Rob' 
 
 Potter, 1500 (A. 8, 1) ; Edmund Sare, 1536 (Con. 15, fol. 339). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, id. : Ric" Jure of Blean, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. Stephen. — To the making of the Altar of St. Stephen, \2d. -. 
 
 Agnes Weldyssh, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 220). 
 St. Thomas.— To the Light of St. Thomas, id. : Edmund Sare. 1536 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 339). 
 Varia. — To the painting of the new Cross, Qs. Sd. ; and to the 
 
 painting of the two tabernacles of the Rood, 3^. id. : Sara Far- 
 broke, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 85). 
 
 HIGH HALDEN. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. jMary of 
 Halden : Henrv Lambin, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Stephen Harlakinden, 
 1479 (A. 3, 18) ; Thos. Page, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Halden : Wm. Tytinden, 
 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Buried in the high chancel of Halden. To the reparation of 
 the Church, 6s. 8f/. : Sir Thos. Bredley, 1525 (A. 16, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Halden within the belfrey 
 tliere, and to the Church, 20(/. : Vincent Lynch, 1527 
 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the fuute payving \_sic'] : Ric" 
 Harnden, 1538 (A. 19, 16). 
 The Trinity. — To the Lights of Holy Trinitv and St. Christopher, 
 all my wax : Ric" Tepindcn, 1505 (A. 9, 2).
 
 166 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, 4J. : Isabella Wilverden, 1505 
 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 12d. : Vincent Lynch, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 Light of the Eood, %d. : Wm. Stone,'l529 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 Light of the Eood, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Eic" Harnden, 
 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 Our Lady.— To the Brotherhood and Light of St. Mary, 2s. : Wm. 
 Tytinden, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 To the Brotherhood Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, M. : 
 Henry Lambin, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 a' taper price 4^/. to burn before the Image of the Blessed 
 Virgin Mary in the high chancel : Stephen Harlakindeu, 1479 
 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Blessed Mary, 8d. : Thos. Page, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 To the Brotherhood Light, a lb. of wax : James Pett, 1505 
 
 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of St. Mary, 20(7. : Isabella Wil- 
 verden, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 
 St. Mary : Thos. Harlakinden, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12^7. : Vincent Lynch, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 Owr Lady of Pity. — Light of Our Lady of Pity, 2 lbs. of wax : 
 
 Eic" Harnden, 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 2 lbs. of wax: Eic'' Harnden, 
 
 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 St. Christopher. — See under The Trinity. 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 2d. : Wm. Stone, 1529 
 
 (A. 18, 8). 
 ;Sf^ George.— U^U of St. George, 2d. : Wm. Stone, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 St. Stephen.— To the Image of St. Stephen, a taper price 2d. : 
 
 Stephen Harlakinden, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 The Herse. — Light of the Herse in the Church, 4c?. : Isabella 
 
 Wilverden, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Light of Holy Sepulchre in the Church of 
 
 Halden, 2 lbs. of wax: Thos. llarhikinden, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 Yaria. — To the new aisle [insulam] in the Church to be new built, 
 
 40s., so that the parishioners there carry out the same within 
 
 seven years next after my death: Eob' Jiichard, 1501 (P.C.C., 
 
 14, Moone). [See Archeeoloyia Canfiana, Vol. XXVI. , pp. 295 — 
 
 320.] 
 
 HINXHILL. 
 
 Dedication: Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of Blessed 
 Marv of llinxhill : John Ooldehill, 150L (A. 8, 5). 
 
 The ViW/.— Light of Holy Cross, \2d. : John CoUleliill, 1501 
 (A. 8, 5); \Vm. Bray, 1509 (A. 11, 8); Sir Gregory Ascam, 
 rector, 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4:d. : Elisabeth Scott, 1197 (A. 6, 7).
 
 EAST KENT. 167 
 
 Our L(uh/. — Li^ht of Our Liidy in llic liigh chancel, if/. : Elisabeth 
 Scutt, 1497 (A. G, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Vld. : Win. Bray, 1500 (A. 11, S). 
 To tlie painting of the Tabernacle of Blessed Mary, 20r/. : 
 John aoldeliill, l-'xil (A. 8, o). 
 
 Buried in the high chancel before the Image of Our Lady : 
 Sir Gregory Ascam, rector, 1525 (A. 10, 7). 
 Assumption of Our Lady. — To the Light of Our Lady's Assumption, 
 
 12(/. : Sir Gregory Ascam, rector, 1525 (A. 10, 7). 
 Chancel of Our Lady. — To Our Lady in Our Lady's chancel, my best 
 frontal of lawn, and one sheet: Elisabeth Scott, 1497 (A. 0, 7). 
 To the liood and Our Lady in Our Lady's chancel, two 
 rings: Agnes Willes, widow, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 St. Anthony.— To the Altar of St. Anthony of Ilinxhill, one of my 
 best sheets: Stephen Eordrell of Kenington [where buried], 
 1510 (A. 12, 4). 
 The Torches.— lj\^\vi of the Torches, 4J. : Elisabeth Scott, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). . . 
 
 Varia. — My best coverlet to the Church for the Purification ot 
 women and weddings: Elisabeth Scott, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 To the mending of the tomb of St. William of Sherrifeld* in 
 the porch of HenxhiU, 12^/. : Wm. Bray, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 To the painting of the Rood, and Mary and John [sjc] , 20s. : 
 Sir Gregory Ascam, rector, 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 
 HOATH. 
 
 Dedication .• Hohi Cross. — Buried in the churchyard of the 
 Chapel of Holy Cross of Hoth : Eic" Mild, 1458 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 109). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Holy Cross of Hoth : Dom. Kic'^ 
 Hoode, chaplain of the Chantry of Holy Cross in the Chapel of 
 Hoth, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 03). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Hothe in the procession way : 
 Margaret, widow of Simon Fantyng, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 143). 
 
 Buried in the Chai)el of Hothe in the middle path before 
 the quire : Antony Maycott of Reculver, 1533 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 186). 
 The Trinity. — Buried in the Church of Hothe at the end of the 
 
 Trinity Altar: Rob* Hunte, 1545 (Con. 19, fed. 62). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross in the Cha])el of Hoth, 4(/. : 
 John Balsyre of Holy Cross, Canterbury [where buried], 1479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 413), and Dom. Ric'^ Hoode, chaplain of the 
 Chantry of Holy Cross, Hothe, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 63). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, two ewes : Margaret, widow of 
 Simon Fantyng, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 143). 
 Our Ladi/. — Light of Our Lady, one ewe: Margaret Fantyng, 
 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 143). 
 
 * See Introduciiou.
 
 168 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Holij Cross. — Light of the Cross in the Chancel, one ewe : Mar- 
 garet Pantyng, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 143). 
 
 St. Margaret.— To the Altar of St. Margaret in the Chapel of 
 Hoth, two cruets : Dom. Eic*^ Hoode, chaplain of the Chantry 
 of Holy Cross, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. G3). 
 
 HOLLINGBOUliNE. 
 
 Dedication: All Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints of 
 Holyugborne : Wm. Breche, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 30). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Holingborne : John Lovell, 
 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 213). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of All Saints of Holingborne east 
 of the Chancel, near the grave of Magister John Eaynham, 
 sometime rector there : John Everharde, late A^icar, 1495 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 82). 
 
 Buried in the way before the porch door on the right hand 
 going in ; and there be set in the wall nigh to my grave a 
 marble or other headstone, .containing a plate with scripture 
 making memory when and what time I was buried. And a 
 plain stone to be laid over my body : John Aleef, rector, 1538 
 (Con. 17, fol. 4). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, a taper of L lb. of wax : Wm. 
 Breche, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 30). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 12^. : Eic'i at Wood, 1507 (Con. 0, fol. 72) ; 
 Wm. Combe, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 142). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 4<d. Light of the Beam before Our 
 Lady, 2d. : Wm. Howling, 1517 (Con. 12, fol. 46). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 2 lbs. of wax : John Grene, 1533 
 (Con. 15, fol. 221). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 3s. 4d. Light of Our Lady upon the 
 Beam, 3s. M.: John Mayne, 1537 (Con. 15, fol. 370). 
 Our irt%.— Light of Blessed Mary, 4d. : John Wade, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 2) ; John Broke, 1498 (Con. 3, fol. 313). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8^/. : Eic'' at Wood, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 72). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, (id. : A\^m. Combe, 1511 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 142). 
 Our Lad// of P////.— Light of Our Lady of Pity, \d. : Eob* A\^ade, 
 1503\C.)n. 7,' fol. 63). 
 
 Light (jf Our Lady of Pity, 1^ lbs. of wax : John Grene, 
 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 221). 
 All Souls.— U^i of All Souls, 1*/. ; Eob' Wade, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 
 fol. 63). 
 All Saints. — Light of All Hallows in the Chancel, 6</. : AVm. Combe, 
 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 142). 
 
 Light before All Hallows, 2<;.: W)n. llowting, 1517 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 46). 
 
 Light of All Hallows, 1^ lbs. of wax : John Grene, 1533 
 (C<m. 15, fol. 221).
 
 ]EAST KENT. 169 
 
 St. Agnes. — ]jigliL of St. Agues, 2d. : ^Xm. Combe, 1511 (C(jii. 10, 
 
 fol. U2). 
 St. Anne.—U^^ht of .St. Auiu', 2^/.: .lohii Wade, HGO (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 2). 
 St. An(/io/ii/.—Ught of St. Anthony, 2d.: Wni. Howting, 1517 
 
 (Con. 12, fol. 4G). 
 *SV. Chr/s/op/i(;r.— \A^ht of St. Clii-istoplicr, id. : Joliii Wade, IIGO 
 (Con. 2, fol. 2). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a taper oF 1 11). of wax: Wm. 
 Breche, 1401 (Con. 2, fol. 30). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light before St. Erasmus, 2</. : Wm. Howting. l."»17 
 (Con. 12, fol. 40). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 1 lb. of wax : John Grreiie, 1533 
 (Con. 15, fol. 221). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James the Apostle, !</. : .I(jhn Wale, 1400 
 (Con. 2, fol. 2). 
 
 Light of St. James, 8(/. : Ric'' at Wood, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 72). 
 Light of St. James, (5d.: Wm. Combe, 1511 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 142). 
 
 Buried in the Chureh at the south end of the Altar of 
 St. James. To the Church for my burial, O.s-. 8^/. : Christopher 
 Burton, priest, 1537 (Con. 15, fol. "302). 
 St. JbA«.— Light of St. John, 2d.: Wm. Howting. 1517 (Con. 12, 
 
 fol. 40). 
 *S'/. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 36-. 4r/. : John 
 ; Mayne, 1537 (Con. 15, fol. 370). 
 ;S^^. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 2d. : John Wade, 1400 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 2). 
 St. Nicholas.— lA^hi of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Wm. Howting. 1517 
 (Con. 12, fol. 40). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, I lb. of Avax : John Grrene, 1533 
 (Con. 15, f(d. 221). 
 (S*^. T//o;;u/,v. — Light of St. Thomas, a ta[)er ot' I lb. of wax, wliieli 
 my son John to iiiul during his life : Kic'' at Wood, 1507 
 (Con. 9, fol. 72). 
 Varia. ~-To the painting of the Holv Cross, 20(/. : John AVade, 1400 
 (Con. 2, fol. 2). 
 
 To the canobe [sic] there, 0«. 8(/. For a frontal for the high 
 altar, O.v. 8^/. For a new cross of gold to be bought for the 
 Church, 206-. : John Lovell, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 213). 
 
 To the Church, a new Grrayell : Ric'' at Wood, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 72). 
 
 To buying a Canopy for the Church. 40.v. : Wm. Cooinbe, 
 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 142). 
 
 HOPE. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints 
 of Hope : Agnes Gregoi-y, 1502 (A. 8, 11) ; John Wybarne, 
 1484 (A. 4, 1) ; Thos. Lowes, 1520 (A. 17, 0).
 
 ItO TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the cburchyard of All Hallows of Hope, at tlie 
 head of the Chancel beside my children. To the reparatioji of 
 the Church, 10s. : Eob' Windaye, 1538 (A. 21, 12). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of All Hallows: John Michell, 
 15M (A. 22, 2). 
 The Rood.— Jj\g\\t of Holy Cross, I2d. : John Wybarne, 1484 
 (A. 4, 1). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4r/. : Agnes Gregory, 1502 (A. S, 11). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 20^.: Thos. Lowes,' 1526 (A. 17, 6); 
 Hobt AV^iudaye, 1538 (A. 21, 12). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, Sd. : John Wybarne, 1484 
 (A. 4,1). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Hope in the alley betwixt Our 
 Lady and St. Stephen. To the Light of Our Lady, 5s. : Peter 
 Wynday, 1533 (A. 20, 3). 
 ^S*;^. Stephen. — Light of St. Stephen, 8J. : John Wybarne, 1484 
 (A. 4, 1). 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Stephen, a sheep, and to the Light of 
 St. Stephen, 20(7.: Thos. Lowes, 1526 (A. 17, 6). 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Stephen, a cow : Peter Wynday, 1533 
 (A. 20, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 20(/. : Rob^ Windaye, 1538 
 (A. 21, 12). 
 Varia. — Towards a chalice for the Church, 6s. ^d. : Thos. Lowes, 
 1526 (A. 17, 6). 
 
 To buy a Cross for the Church, 10s., and for a Cope, 20s. : 
 Rob* Windaye, 1588 (A. 21, 12). 
 
 HORSMONDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. 
 
 HORTON KIRBY. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. 
 
 For these Churches see " The Parish Churches of West Kent, 
 their Dedications, Altars, linages, and Lights," by Leland L. 
 Duncan, F.S.A., in the Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesioloc/ical 
 Society, vol. iii. (1895). 
 
 HOTllFlLLl). 
 
 Dedication: (Jar La(/i/. — \iurm\ in the churchyard of Blessed 
 Mary of Hothfeld:" Wni. Daiiyell, 1463 (A. 1, 3); Thos. at 
 Melle, 1488 (A. 5, 7); Thos. Mighcll, 1409 (A. 7, 5); Wm. 
 Mighill, 1502 (A. 8, 8).
 
 EAST KENT. l7l 
 
 The 7?oof/.— Light of Holy Cross, Ad. : Win. Daiiycll, UG3 (A. l,:i); 
 Margcrin at MoUv, 1190 (A. 5, 12); Thos. at Melle, 1488 
 (A. 5, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cros«, 12^/. : John Hcnys, M72 (A. 2, H) ; 
 Thos. at Hall, 1470 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Holhfeld before the Holy Cross: 
 Thos. at Hall, 1479 (A. 3, U). 
 
 To the Cross Light, 20(1. : Sampson at Melle, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 Light of the Crucifix, Qd. : Andrew Hall, 1497 (A. 6, 6). 
 Ijight before the liood, Cul. -. Thos. Godfrey, 1526 (Con. 17, 
 fol. 1). 
 Our ir«/y.— Light of St. Mary, 12(/. : John Denys, 1472 (A. 2, 3) ; 
 John Chapman, 1488 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 Light of Ihe Blessed Virgin Mary, Hd. : Thos. at Hall, 1479 
 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, -id. : Thos. at Melle, 1488 (A. 5, 7) ; 
 Margeria at Melle, 1490 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the high Chancel, ijd. : Tlios. Codfrev, 
 1526 (A. 17, 1). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — I^ight of Our Lady of Pity, Qd. : Thos. Godfrey, 
 
 1526 (A. 17, 1). 
 St. Anthoni/.—Ught of St. Anthony, 2d.: Thos. at Mill, 1533 
 
 (A. 19, il). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4<d. : Ric^ Parvs, 1537 
 
 (A.32, 1). 
 *S'^. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 2d. : Thos. at Mill, 1533 
 
 (A. 19, 11). 
 St. George.— Ught of St. George, 2d.: Thos. at Mill, 1533 
 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 Light of St. George, 4>d. : Ric<* Parys, 1537 (A. 32, 1). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, a lb. of wax : 
 
 John Watts, 1509 (A. 9, 11). 
 St Katherine.— Light of St. Katherine, 4(/. : Wni. Danyell, 1463 
 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Katherino, \2d. : John Uenys, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8(/. : Thos. at Hall, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 Light of St. Katherine, 20(/. : Sampson at Melle, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. Marrjaret. — Light of St. Margaret, Ad. : Wni. Danvell. 1463 
 (A. i, 3) ; Thos. at Melle, 1488 (A. 5, 7) ; Margeria "at Melle, 
 1490 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 To painting tlie Image of St. ^largaret, iSs. Sd. : Henry 
 Bragge, 1464 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 12d. : John Chapman, 1488 (A. 4, 7) ; 
 John Denys, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 St. Bichola.s.—Ught of St. Nicholas, 4d. : Ric'^ Parvs, 1537 (A. 32, 1). 
 St. Thomas.— To the Brotherhood of St. Thomas, Id. : Vim. Mighill, 
 
 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 Torch Li(jht.~To the Torch Light, I2d. : Wm. Danyell, 1463 
 (A. 1,"3).
 
 112 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Herse. — Light called the Herse, 6f/. : John Denys, 1472 
 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 To the Lights about the Herse, 8J. : Thos. at Hall, 1479 
 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 To the Herse Light, Vld. : John Chapmai], 1488 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 Light called the Herse Light, 4</. : Tlios. at Melle, 1488 
 (A. 5, 7) ; Margeria at Melle, 1490 (A. 5, 12). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the east window above the high altar, 
 (is. SJ. : Margeria at Melle, 1490 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 Towards making the new Roodloft in Hothfield Church, 
 3s. 4^.: Wm. Palmer of Whitstaple, 1501 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 ToAvards a new cross to be bought for the Church, Qs. 8d. : 
 Thos. Godfrey, 1526 (A. 17, 1). 
 
 To the making of the Roodloft, 20s.: Ric'^ Parys, 1537 
 (A. 32, 1). 
 
 HOrGHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Lawrence. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Law- 
 rence of Hiigham (or Howgham) : Wm. Roger, 1466 (A. 1, 9) ; 
 John Holff. 1475 (A. 3, 2) ; John Sauder, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 20). 
 
 The Trinif I/.— Light of Holy Trinity, 4d.: John Rolff, 1475 
 (A. 3, 2) ; John Sander, 14S4 (Coik 3, fol. 20). 
 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Wm. Roger, 
 1466 (A. 1,^9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, M. : John Rolff, 1475 (A. 3, 2) ; John 
 Sander, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 20). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the High Cross. A Lamp to 
 burn before the Cross : AVm. Pepar, 1492 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : Wm. Roger, 
 
 1466 '(A- 1, 9)- 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a cow to maintain the Light before the 
 
 Image of St. Mary : Cristiana Bery, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 4<d. : John Rolff, 1475 
 
 (A. 3, 2). 
 St. Andrew. — Buried before the [mage of St. Andrew in the 
 
 Church. To every Light, a bushel of barley : Andrew Robart 
 
 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 St Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, one ram : Cristiana Bery 
 
 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 St John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, a bushel of 
 
 barley : Wm. Roger, 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, -id. : John Rolff, 1475 (A. 3, 2) ; 
 
 John Sander, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 20). 
 St. Katherine.— Light of St. Katherine, -id. : John Sander, 1484 
 
 ' (Con. 3, fol. 20). 
 ^7. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 4c?. : John Rolff, 1475 
 
 (A. 3, 2); John Sander, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 20).
 
 EAST KENT. 173 
 
 HUCKING. 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. — Buiied in llio Cliajxl of St. IMar^aret 
 of Hockiiiy : Joliii at AVode of Hokiiig in parij^h of Hol^iig- 
 berne, 1447 (Con. I, fol. 40). 
 
 Buried in the diuivlivard of the Chapel of St. Margaret of 
 Hokynge: Ric' Monk, 14oo (Con. 2, fol. 8S). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Margaret in Ilukkyng : 
 John Coke of Hokekyng in Hollingborne, 1519 (Cou. 12, 
 fol. 120). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, one torch of a lb. of wax: Eic'^ 
 
 Monk, 1455 (Con. 2, fol. 88). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary the Virgin, one torch of a lb. of wax : 
 Ric<i Monk, 1455 (Con. 2, fol. 88). 
 
 To the Image of Blessed Mary, one kercher :* Alice Cook, 
 widow, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 162). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. jNIargaret, one torch of a lb. of wax : 
 Kic'i'Monk, 1455 (Con. 2, fol.'ss). 
 
 To the Image of St. Margaret, one kercher:* Alice Cook, 
 widow, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 162). 
 
 HUNTON. 
 
 Dedication: Our Lady. [_8ee ArcJtceoloffia Cantiana, Yo\. ^X.!!!.., 
 ]). 142.] 
 
 William Ipringbery of Linton, in 1460 desired to be buried 
 in the churchyard of Blessed Mary of Huntington, and gave : 
 To the Light of St. Christopher, 3s. 4:d. ; to the Light of St. Mar- 
 garet, 3s. 4 J. ; to the Light of St. JN'icholas, I2d. ; to the Light 
 of St Osythe, 12^/. (,Con. 2, fol. 2). 
 
 HYTHE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Leonard. — Buried in the Church of St. Leonard of 
 Hethe : Alane Honywood, 1401 (Con. 1, fol. 12). 
 
 Buried in the Cluipelf of St. Leonai'd of Heth : Wni. 
 Howgyn, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 127). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel on the south side. To every 
 Light of which I am a brother, 4(/. : Nicholas Mett, 1533 
 (Con. 15, fol. 224). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the middle pace beside the f aunt : 
 John Gryme, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 224). 
 The Tr in it}/. —Light of Holy Trinity, 20</. : John Honvwood, 1470 
 (Con. 2, fol. 202). 
 
 * Kerchief.s were head-cloths of lino linen worn bj- ladies. (Dictionary of 
 Art and Archceology, by J. W. MoUett.) 
 
 t Hythe Church was then a Chapel appendant to Saltwood. (See Archceo- 
 logia Cantiana, Vol. XVIII., pp. 403 — 20.)
 
 174 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 12d. : Wni. Howgvn, 1472 (Cou. 2, 
 fol. 127). 
 The Hood. — Buried in the Church before the Crucifix, or before the 
 Image of Blessed Mary in the Chapel of the said Virgin : Agnes 
 Taylor or ^'ewhouse, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 38). 
 
 Light of the Lamp before the Great Cross, 20d. : John 
 Honywood, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 202). 
 
 Light of the Lamp before the Great Cross, 12(7. : Wm. 
 Howgyn, 1472 (Cou. 2, fol. 127). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chapel of St. Leonard of Hythe opposite 
 the Image of Blessed Mary in the north side of the same Chapel. 
 To the Light of Blessed Mary, 12^.: AVm. Cliterowe, 1454 
 (Con. 1, fol. 70). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 12(/. : Agnes Taylor or Newhouse, 
 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 33). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — To the repair of one great window in the 
 Chapel of St. Mary of the Chapel of St. Leonard, 6s. 8d.: 
 Agnes Downe, 1481 (Con. 2, fol. . .). 
 
 To the making of a window in the Chapel of St. Mary 
 beyond the altar there witliin the Chapel of St. Leonard of 
 Hithe, Gs. 8d.: Hen. Henman, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. . .). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the Chapel of the same, 20d. : 
 
 John Honywood, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 202). Also see under 
 
 The Bood, Agnes Taylor, 1461. 
 
 Our I^ady in Chapel of St. James. — Light of Blessed Mary in the 
 
 Chapel of St. James, 12d. : Thos. Lieyah, 1477 (Con 2, fol. 370). 
 
 St. Anthony.— Light of St. Anthony, 12^. : Wm. Brown, 1505 
 
 (Con. 8, fol. 99). 
 St. Christopher. — To painting the Image of St. Christopher, 12d. : 
 Wm. Howgyn, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 127). 
 
 Buried before the Image of St. Christopher in a Chapel of 
 the Church: Thos. Lieyah, 1477 (Con. 2, fol. 370). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Leonard in Hithe, in thilde [the 
 aisle] of St. Christopher there : Eic'' at AVood, 1546 (Con. 20, 
 fol. 61). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Hythe beside my husband : Julian, 
 widow of Ric'i Wood, 1546 (Con. 20, fol. 71). 
 Corpus Christi. — To the liight before Corpus Christi, \2d.: Agnes 
 Taylor or Newhouse, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 33). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 20d. : John Honywood, 1470 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 202). 
 St. Edmund. — Buried in the Chapel of St. Edmund in the Church 
 of Hethe: John Honywood, 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 202); Thos. 
 Honywood, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 262). 
 *SV. James. — Light of St. James, 20r/. : John Honywood, 1470 
 (Con. 2, fol. 202). 
 
 Light of St. James, I2d.: Wm. Howgyn, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 127) ; Thos. Lieyah, 1477 (Con. 2, fol. 370). 
 >SV. John. — Light of St. John the less [minoris], i)d. : Ric'' l^owegan, 
 1 |.S.> (Cou. 3, fol. 69;.
 
 EAST KENT. 175 
 
 Sf. John the JBapiist. — To the Brotherhood of St. John the Eaptist, 
 2s. : Alane Honywood, 1401 (Con. 1. fol. 12). 
 
 Li<T;ht of St. John Baptist, senioris, 20(1. : Joliii Honywood, 
 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 202). 
 St. Katherine. — To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 2s. : Alane 
 Honywood, 1401 (Con. 1, fol. 12). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Katherine : Edmund Cristofyr, 
 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 79). 
 
 Buried before the Image of St. Katherine. To the Light of 
 St. Katherine, 12^/. : Kic'' Rowegan, llS;") (Con. 3, fol. GO). 
 
 Buried in the Church of fSt. I^eonard in the He [_sic'] of 
 St. Katherine : Joan Giblot, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 58). 
 >S'^. Leonard. — Lisht of St. Leonard, 2 lbs. of wax: Wui. Cliterowe, 
 1452 (Con. l,^fol. 70). 
 
 Light of St. Leoiuird, 20r/. ; and to the painting of the Cross 
 and Tabernacle of St. Leonard, five marcs : John Hony^vood, 
 1470 (Cou. 2, fol. 202). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel before St. Leonard : Thos. 
 Walton, 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 135). 
 St. Peter.— U^r\xt of St. Peter, I2d. : Eic^ Eowegan, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 69) ; \Vm. Brown, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 99). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4rf. : John Gryme, 1534 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 224). 
 Voria. — To the painting of the High Cross and the Eoodloft, 6s. 8</. : 
 Wm. Howgyn, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 127). 
 
 To making one \vindow in the Chapel of St. Leonard of 
 Hitbe, and towards the High Cross on the south side of the 
 Itoodloft, 2()d. : John Ponsby, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. . .). 
 
 ICKHAM.* 
 
 Dedication : Sf. John the Evanc/eJi^t. — Buried in the Church near 
 my brother Walter. To the Church for my burial, 6s. 8</. To 
 each Light in the Church, 4^/. : Wm. Stoke of Lee, 14S7 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 146). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. John in Ickham beside the 
 grave of my mother : Wm. son of Walter Stokys, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 77). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel, and a stone of marble to be laid over 
 my burial, with a plate graved, for a remembrance for me for 
 ever : John Franklyn, rector, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 319). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Tckham : Thos. Barnes, rector, 
 1547 (Con. 21, fol. 22). 
 The Bood.—Ug\\t of Holy Cross, 4id. : John Dele, 1462 (Cou. 2, 
 fol. 58). 
 
 Buried in the Chui'ch of St. John the Evangelist before the 
 Crucifix. To the repair of the body of the Church, 40s. To 
 every Light, 4-d.: Geoffrey Ledys, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 47). 
 
 * See Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XIV., pp. 113—33, and Vol. XX V.,pp. 207—21.
 
 176 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the svistentation of two tapers before the Light of Holy 
 Cross in the Church of Ichham, to each eight bushels of barley : 
 John Deale of Great Hardes, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 5s. : John Gason, 1542 (Con. 18, 
 fol. 40). 
 
 Oiir Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of Ickham before the Image 
 of Blessed Mary the Virgin there. To the reparation and 
 renovation of the reredos of the high altar there, and painting 
 the Images of Blessed Marv and Blessed John the Apostle and 
 Evangelist, 40s. : EiCi Cauch, 1482 (Con. 1, fol. 22). 
 
 Ou7' Lady of Pit i/. — Buried in the Church before Our Lady of Pity : 
 John Gason, '1542 (Con. 18, fol. 40). 
 
 >SV. John. — To the Light of St. John, 4 bushels of malt : John 
 Dele, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 58). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light of St. John, Vld. : Wm. 
 Stokys, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 77). [See under Our Lady. ^ 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 5s. : John 
 Gason, 1542 (Con. 18, fol. 40). 
 
 St. Margaret.— lj\^^\\t of St. Margaret, 4(7. : John Dele, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 58). 
 
 St. Nicholas.— 'Fov painting the Image of St. Nicholas, 3s. 4:d. : 
 Jiic^ Townley, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 130). 
 
 St. Thomas. — To the Chapel* of St. Thomas in the same parish 
 [sic] a bushel of barley : Eic'' Grant, 1514 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 118). 
 
 To St. Thomas Give Ale in the parish of Ickham, a seam of 
 malt and 20d. in bread : Wm. Watts of St. Clement's in Sand- 
 wich, 1580 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Church, 20t/., and to the repara- 
 tion of the Bannercloths, 3s. 4c?. : Wm. (son of Walter) Stokys, 
 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 77). 
 
 Wife Alice have my house and garden for lier life, and at 
 her death remain for ever to the Parish Cliurch of Ickham, " to 
 the intent that the ringing to Curfew may be for ever continued, 
 and he that ringeth to have his reward of the yearly profit 
 coming of that house, and so to ease the parishioners of tliat 
 cost that is wont to be gathered to that intent among Ihem": 
 Eic' Townley, 1525 (Con. 14, fol. 130). 
 
 A cloth for the C^ross in jirocessions on high days, 20s. To 
 the reparation of the bells, 13.s'. 4(/. : John Leeds, 1585 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 305). 
 
 To the Church a chalice of silver and gilt, a cor[)oras, a 
 superaltar, altar-cloths, cruets, a mass book, and all other things 
 as I ordained to my use in my chapel, and a surplice : John 
 Franklyn, rector, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 319). 
 
 Query, does this refer to Well Chapel ?
 
 EAST KENT. 177 
 
 WELL CHAPEL. 
 
 I'lie ruins of tliis Cliapol (originally part of Littleboiirne 
 l)ai'isli) may be seen to the east of liow lett'.s, and are now part 
 of Ickliam parish. 
 
 'J'o the liigh altar of Well, 20d. ; to the fabric of the same 
 Churcli, 5s. ; and to the Lights of the same, 20d. : Thos. Bayle 
 of Nt. (ieorge's in Canterbury, 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Tliomasine Hope of the parish of Well desind to be buried 
 in the churchyard there, and gave to making a window in the 
 same Church, 12^/.: 1 497 (A. 7, 1). 
 
 Cecyle Dane of the parish of St. Paul's in Canterbury (and 
 widow of Wm. a Dane, mason, of that parish) died in 15U4 and 
 was buried in the porch of Littleborne next to the grave of her 
 husband. She gave to the higli altar of Well. 12^/. (A. 9, 7). 
 
 .lohu Jlam of the |)arish of AVell died in 1518 (being buried 
 ill the churchyard of Patriksboui'ne), gave to the high altar at 
 AVell four ewes, and to the Church of Well six ewes (Con. 12, 
 fol. 73). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church of Well, Os. 8c?. : John 
 Franklyn, rector of Ickliam, 1585 (Con. 15, fol. 319). [See 
 under Ickham, St. Thomas.'] 
 
 IGHTHAM. 
 
 See Archceohgia Cantiann, Vol. XXII I., p. 143. 
 
 IVYCHUECH. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Georqe. — Buried in the Church of St. George of 
 Ivechurch : Kobert Stonestreet, 1449 (Con. 1, fol. 64). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard of St. George of Ivechurch : 
 Stephen Porter, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 1); John Bobyn, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 66) ; Simon Dods, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 232) ; Alice, 
 relict of John Wowghlyn, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 118). 
 The Rood. — To the Wardens of the Lamp burning before the High 
 Cross, 20^. : John Houghton, 1442 (Con. 1, fol. 57). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : Stephen Porter, 1459 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 1). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12d. : Thos. Wodeman, 1464 
 (Con. 2, fol. 136) ; Wm. Byrcheley, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 206) ; 
 John Eoger, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 75). 
 
 Light of the Eood, a lb. of wax : Julian Donet, 1538 
 (Con. 17, fol. 18). 
 Our Lady. — To the Warc^ens of the Lamp burning before the 
 Image of Blessed Marv, 20d. : John Houghton, 1442 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 57). 
 
 Light of St. :\Iary, 3.s-. M.: Eobert Stonestreet, 1449 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 64).
 
 178 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Blessed Mary, 4J. : John Eobyn, 
 
 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 66) ; Wm. Byrcheley, 1488 (Con.Sjol. 206). 
 
 To the Altar of the Blessed Virgin Marv, 4t/. : John Hough- 
 
 lin, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 234) ; Alice, relict of John AVowghlyn, 
 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 118). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 12(7. : John Eoger, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 75) ; 
 Thos. Pounds, 1531 (Con. 15, fol. 117). 
 Sf. C/irisfopJirr.— Light of St. Christopher, 12</. : John Eoger, 1513 
 
 (Con. 11, fol. 75). 
 St. Jo7/?2.— Light of St. John, 12(7.: John Eoger. 1513 (Con. 11, 
 
 fol. 75). 
 St. Katherine. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Katherinc : Thos. 
 AVodeman, 1464 (Con. 2, fol. 136) ; Wui. Byrcheley, 1488 
 (Con. 3, fol. 206). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12(7.: Eic'^ Eolfe, 1463 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 124) ; John Eoger, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 75). 
 
 Buried in St. Katherine's Chapel, afore St. Tliom:is in tlie 
 Church of St. George of Ivychurch. To every Light that is 
 kept in the Church, with the cost of the parish, 'Sd. For 
 breaking the ground in the Chapel, Qs. 8(7. : Thos. Pounds, 1531 
 (Con. 15, fol. 117). 
 St. Michael— To the Brotherhood of St. Michael 20(7. : John 
 Houghton, 1442 (Con. 1, fol. 57) ; Eic^' Eolfe, 1463 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 124). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Michael, 4(7. : Alice Howghlvu, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 118) ; Wm. Bvrchelev, 1488 (Con.' 3, 
 fol. 206). 
 
 Light of St. Micluxel, 6^7. : Thos. Baker, 1462 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 67). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Michael. 4(7.: John Houghlin, 1472 
 (Con. 2, fol. 234). 
 ^Y. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, 12f7. : John Eoger, 1513 
 (Con. 11, fol. 75). 
 
 To St. Thomas Grevall* \_sic] of Ivychurch, three ewes : 
 Thos. AVhalman of Old Eomney, 1521 (A. 14, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Tliomas, \ lb. of wax : Julian Donet, 1538 
 (Con. 17, fol 18). 
 
 Note. — This was in St. Katherine's Cliapel. 
 The Sacrament. — To the AV^ai'dens of the Lamp burning before the 
 Sacrament, 20(7. : John Houghton, 1442 (Con. 1, fol. 57). 
 
 To the support of the Lamp before the Sacrament, (J.s. 8(/. : 
 Eob' Stonestreet, 1449 (Con. 1, tbl. 64). 
 
 Light of the Lamp burning before the high altar, a cow : 
 Eic" Eolfe, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 124). 
 
 To one Lamp in the High Chancel burning before the high 
 altar: Simon Dods, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 232). 
 
 * The Givcale was a yearly feast observed in .some jmrislics in Kent, the 
 cost provided by money loft for that inirjtosc {Hist. Knt/lish Dictionary).
 
 EA8T KENT. 170 
 
 IWADE. 
 
 Dedication : All S'ainfs. — TBuried in the cliureliyard of All Saints 
 
 of Iwade : John Barker, 14GG (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints of Jwade in the high 
 
 Chancel; and to the A\^ardens of the Lij;hts within the Church, 
 
 12 ewes: Simon Snetliiige, HG? (A. 1, 9). 
 T/ie Hood, Our Lad//, All >Sainf.s, >Sf. C/iris/opher, Sf. John, St. James, 
 
 St. Katherine, St. Nicholas. — All mentioned in the will of Joan 
 
 Barker, 1171 (A. 1, 17). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Li<i;ht of St. John the Baptist, one ewe : liic'^ 
 
 Yong, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 211). 
 Varia. — To the re[)air of the Church, 20 ewes: Eic'' Tong. 1497 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 211). 
 
 Two acres of laud in Iwade, bounding to the King's laud, to 
 
 be sold and the money to buy a Vestment with awbe [sic] and 
 
 cope for the Clunvli of Iwade : John Cotiug of Milton, 1526 
 
 (Con. 17, fol. 2). 
 
 To the Church of Iwade to make a new \de novo'\ the south 
 
 aisle of the Church, 20 marcs: Ealph Chyche of Middleton, 
 
 gentleman (P.C.C, 21, Holgrave), 1504. 
 
 KENAllUINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady.— Buried in the Church of St. Mary of 
 Kenarton : Thos. Lucas, 14G2 (A. 1, G) ; Thos. Ealdyche, 1485 
 (Con. a, fol. 37). 
 
 Buried in the middle pace of the Church beside the gx'ave of 
 my husband: Joan, widow of Thos. Gerves, 1524 (A. IG, 14). 
 The Rood.— Light of the High Cross, I2d. : Thos. Lucas, 1462 
 (A. 1, 6); Thos. Benet, 1471 (A. 1, 16). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 3s. id. : Thos. Ealdyche, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 37). 
 
 Light of the Rood, (id. : li'ic'^ Cheeseman, 1514 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 15). 
 
 Light of the Kood, 2s. : Sir Thos. Lakeland, rector, 1523 
 (A. 15, 9). 
 Ottr Lady. — Light of Our Lady, 4^.: Margeria Harpur, 1482 
 (A. 3, 26) ; Joan, widow of Thos. Gerves, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 6(/. : Eic*^ Cheeseman, 1514 (A. 12, 15). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 2s. : Sir Thos. Lakeland, rector, 1523 
 (A. 15, 9). 
 St. James and St. John.— To buy a new Image of St. James to 
 stand at St. John's Altar in the Church of Kenarton : Wm, 
 Grey of Warehorne, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, ^d. : Thos. Lucas, 1462 
 (A. 1, 6) ; Thos. Watson, 1495 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 To the Light of the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 6d. : 
 Walter Bekelond, 1464 (A. 1, 8) ; Thos. Beuet, 1471 {A. 1, 16). 
 
 n2
 
 180 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 One lb. of wax yearly slmll burn before the Image of 
 
 St. Katherine, in the Church : Margeria Harpur, 1482 (A. B, 26). 
 
 Light of St. Katheriue, I2d.: Thos. Ealdyche, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 37). 
 
 >SV. ]!iichoh(s. — Light of St. Nicliolas, 4d. : Margeria Harpur. 1482 
 
 (A. 3, 26). 
 St. Sonday. — Buried before St. Sonday in the high Chancel of 
 Kenarton. To the Light of St. Soiidav, 12^/. : Sir Tlios. Lake- 
 laud, rector, 1523 (A. 15, 9). 
 St. Stephen. — Tiight of the Brotherhood of St. Stephen, 8f/. : Walter 
 Bekelond, 1464 (A. 1, 8); Thos. Benet, 1471 (A. I, 16j. 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 12(7. : Thos. Ealdvche, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 37). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the door of the Chaucel of 
 St. Stepheu : Thos. AVatsou, 1495 (A. 6. 1). 
 
 Light of St. Steven, 6ti : Ric'' Cheesemau, 1514 (A. 12, 15). 
 Tlie Torches.— W^t of the Torches, 8rf. : Thos. Watson, 1495 
 
 (A. 6, 1). 
 The Uerse.—\AS!h.t of the Herse, I2(/. : Thos. Ealdyche, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 37) ; Sir Thos. Lakeland, rector, 1523 (A. 15, 9). 
 Light of the Herse, 8 J. : Thos. Watson, 1495 (A. 6, 1). 
 Varia. — To the Parish Church of Kenarton, my processional book : 
 Eoger Jeken, clerk, of Lydd, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 84). 
 
 To the reparation of the Chancel, 18s. : John Hert, rector, 
 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Reparation of the nave, 6.s\ Si. : Thos. Watson, 1495 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 KENNINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of Blessed Mary 
 (if Kennington: Jas. Need, 1473 (A. 2, 8); John at Welle, 
 bocher, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church : John Reynolds, 1488 (A. 4, 7). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church. To each Light in the 
 Church, 12(/. : Wm. Elys, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 57). 
 
 Buried in the west-porch of the Church. To the making of 
 the porch, 20s. : Stephen Eordrell, 1510 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 13uri('d in the middle pace of tlie Church next fo the grave 
 of old Jonken May; and for breaking the grouiul, (h. 8d. : 
 John at Mell, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 The Uood.—Ught of Holy Cross, 20d.: Jas. Need, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Jjight of Holy Cross, 3 bushels of barley : Stephen Raynold, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4^/. : John Hert, 1503 (A. S, 12) ; James 
 at Welle, bocher, 1502 (A. 8, 11); Stephen Eonhvll, 1510 
 (A. 12, 4) ; Michael Raynohl, 1518 (A. 13, 8). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 2s. : John Scott, vicar, 1525 (A. 16, 4). 
 Our Ladi/.—UgU of Blessed Mary, 20d. -. Jas. Need, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; 
 John' JUsy nobis, 1488 (A. 4, 7).
 
 East kent. isi 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv, 2 bushels of corn : Stephen Raynokl, 
 1473(A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, 4>d. : John Hert, 1503 (A. S, 12) ; John 
 at Welle, lo02 (A. 8,' 11). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel at the foot of the Image of Our 
 Lady, ne.vt to iIk; high altar. To the Light of Our Lady, 2.s-. : 
 John Scott, vii-ar, 152.") (A. 10, 4j. 
 
 To the Light of Our Lady founded by the young men, -id. : 
 Isabel] Mellys, widow, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 75). 
 St. C/ir/sfophrr. —JAghi of St. Chi'istopher, 4:d. : Isabell Mellys, 
 
 widow, 1533 (Con. IG, fol. 75). 
 St. John. — To the reparation of St. John's Chancel, 20d. : Michael 
 
 Haynold, 1518 (A. 13, 8). 
 tSf. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, \2d.: Jas. Need, 1473 
 (A. 2, S) ; Joh]i Scott, vicar, 1525 (A. IG, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 1 bushel of corn : Stephen Raynold, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 3s. 4</. : John Keynolds, 1488 
 (A. 4,7). 
 St. 3Iichael. — \A2}\t of St. Michael, 4i. : John at Welle, 1502 
 
 (A. 8, 11). 
 St. iV/c/io/r^.— Light of St. Nicholas, 12 J. : Jas. Need, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; 
 John Scott, vicar, 1525 (A. 16, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 3 bushels of corn : Stephen Raynold, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4i. : Michael Raynold, 1518 (A. 13, 8). 
 St. Stephen.— h\^\it of St. Stephen, M. : Ric'* Benet, 1483 (A. 3, 
 
 27). 
 The Herse.— Light of the Herse, Hd. : Ric"" Benet, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 12(/. : John Scott, vicar, 1525 (A. 16, 4). 
 The Torches.— Light of the Torch, Ud. : Stephen Raynold, 1473 
 (A. 2,9). 
 
 Light of the Torches, 4d. : John at Welle, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 Varia. — Painting of the Rode, Mary, and John, within four years 
 alter my death, 20s. : John Reynolds, 148S (A. 4, 7). 
 
 To the painting Mars' and John, 206". : Wm. Elys, 1494 
 (Con. 4, fol. 57). 
 
 Reparation of the Bells, 20^?.: Michael Raynold, 15 18 
 (A. 13,8). 
 
 Por a pax of silver and gilt with an Imago of Our Lady and 
 St. Margaret and another of St. Katharine, and my name 
 graved in the same paxe, and the same to remain in the Church 
 of Kenington for ever : John Scott, vicar, 1525 (A. 16, 4). 
 
 To the making of a Light called Lucorner* window over the 
 roodloft end in the Church, Yds. 4(/. : John at Mcll, 1527 
 (A. 17, 12). 
 
 *' Lucarue (Fr. Aruh.), a dormer or garret window. (JJictioiiari/ of Art 
 and Archceology, by J. W. iluUclt.)
 
 182 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 KINGSDOWN (near Sittingbouene). 
 
 Dedication : St. KatJierine. — Buried in the cliiirchyarcl of St. 
 
 Katherine of Kiugsdown : John Filks, 1497 (A. G, 7). 
 St. Katherine.— To the Light of St. Katherine of Kiugesdowne, one 
 
 ewe : Stephen Porrage of Eodniersham, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 KINGSNOETH. 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael. — Buried in the church yard of St. Michael 
 of Kingisnoth : Eic^» Weldish, 1493 (A. 5, "19) ; Wm. Longe- 
 bregge, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 The Rood. — Light of the High Cross, Sd. : John Swan, 1469 
 (:A. 1,21). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12(/. : Thos. Aysherst, 1474 
 (A. 2, 11); Eic'J Eolfe, 1474 (A. 2, 15); Wm. Longebregge, 
 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Qd. : Eic^ Weldish, 1493 (A. 5, 19). 
 Our Lady. — Light of the Blessed A'irgin Mary, I2d. : John Swan, 
 1469 (A. 1, 21) ; Thos. Aysherst, 1474 (A. 2, 11) ; Wm. Longe- 
 bregge, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Gd. : Eic-i Weldish, 1493 (A. 5, 19). [See 
 the Easter Sepulchre.'] 
 Our Lady in the Chapel.— JA^t of St. Mary in the Chapel, 4<7. : 
 
 Stephen Peris, 1512 (A. 12, 9). 
 St. Anfhoni/.—lj\ght of St. Anthony, 1 lb. of wax : Wm. Longe- 
 bregge, 1501 (A. 8,3). 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 12f/. : ^Vm. Longebregge, 
 
 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 *S7. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 3 lbs. of wax for three 
 years after my death: John Swan. 1469 (A. 1, 21). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine the A'irgin, lib. of wax: Wm. 
 Loiigebregge, 1501 (A. 8, 3). [Also see under Easter 
 Sepulchre.] 
 St. JUichael.—Jjight of St. Michael, 8d.: John Swan, 1469 
 (A. 1,21). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 12d. : Thos. Aysherst, 1474 (A. 2, 11) ; 
 Eic-J Eolfe. 1474 (A. 2, 15) ; ^Vm. I.oiige1)rooge, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 Light of St. Michael, (Jd. : Eic'' AVcldish, 1493 (A. 5, 19). 
 Light of St. Michael, 4d. : Stephen Peris, 1512 (A. 12, 9). 
 Buried ill the Chancel before St. Michael : John Meryett, 
 rector, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the Church, three kine to find three tapers, 
 one to burn at Easter about the Sepulchre, another before Our 
 Lady, and the third before St. Katherine : John Meryett, rector, 
 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 Varia.— To the tabernacle, 13s. 4d. : Kic'' E.dfc, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 To the making a new the Eoodloft. ,C20. To buy a new 
 cope for the Church, £4 : Wm. Longebregge, loOl (A. 8, 3).
 
 TEAST KENT. 183 
 
 KINGSTON. 
 
 'Dedication: St. Giles. — Jiurio<l in the churchyard of St. Giles of 
 Kiiiseston : Eic-^ Eolff, 1481 (A. 3, 22) ; Simon Curtis, 1499 
 (A. 7,5). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Kingeston : Jolni Nethersole, 
 senior, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church before the high altar : 
 John Awdley, rector, 1498 (A. IG, 5). 
 
 Buried witliin the Chapel in the Church of St. Giles of 
 Kingeston: Thus. Dcnne, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 297). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Giles of Kingeston, where my 
 stone doth lie : Sir Wm. Chevening, rector, 1538 (A. 21, 12). 
 The liooiL -lAght of Holy Cross, half a quarter of barley: John 
 Nethersole, senior, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, a bushel of barley : Simon Longe, 
 1475 (A. 2, 10); Thos. Rugley, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 3 bushels of barley : John Andrew, 
 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, (is. Sd. : Thos. Denne, 1491 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 297). 
 Our Zf/(?y. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a bushel of barley : 
 Simon Longe, 1475 (A. 2, 10); Thos. Kuglev, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 Light of St. Mary, 10s.: Thos. Denne, 1491 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 297). 
 Chapel of Our Ladi/. — Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady in the 
 Church of Kingeston. To every Light in the Church, 4d. : Sir 
 Jas. Cowmmer, chantry priest, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 *SV. Christopher.— To the repair and painting of the Image of 
 
 St. Christopher, 12(/. : John Nethersole, senior, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 St. Giles. — Light of St. Giles, a bushel of barley : Simon Longe, 
 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 To making a tabernacle of St. Giles in the Church of 
 Kingeston, 12^. : Thos. Ruglev, 1479 (A. 3, 11) ; John Andrew, 
 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Giles, 6d. : Simon Curtis, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 Light of St. Giles, 36-. 4<d. : Thos. Denne, 1491 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 297). 
 ;S^^. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a cow: Sir Jas. Cowmmer, 
 
 chantry-priest, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 Varia.—To the pavinar of the Church, V2d. : John Andrew, 1479 
 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 To the Church of Ivyngeston to the reparation of the nave, 
 £10: John Nethersole, 1505 (P.C.C, 25, Holgrave). 
 
 KNOLTON. 
 
 Dedication: St. Clement [by tradition].— Buried in the Church of 
 Knolton : AVm. Carpenter of Nortlibourne, 1488 (A. 5, 4).
 
 184 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, \2d. : Wm. Carpenter of North- 
 bourne, 1488 (A. 5, 4). 
 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, 7d. : Wm. Carpenter of North- 
 boiirue, 1488 (A. 5, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Clement of Knulton, one cloth : Thos. Warde, 
 priest, of Swingtield [where buried], 1518 (A. 13, 3). 
 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, I2d. : Wm. Carpenter of 
 Northbourne, 148S (A. 5, 4). 
 
 LAMBERHUEST. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — See " Parish Churches of West Kent : 
 their Dedications, etc.," by Leland L. Duncan, F.S.A., in the 
 Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesiological Society. 
 
 EAST LANGDON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Augustine. — Buried in the churchyard of St, 
 Augustine of East Langdon : Thos. Bird, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Buried in the porch [in portico] of the Church of St. Augustine 
 
 of Estlangdon. My ex'ors repair the aforesaid porch and step 
 
 . before the Altar of St. John in the Church with paving tiles. 
 
 To the Church 4 torches worth 20s. : Nicholas Beke, 1484 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 14). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard on the right hand of the west side 
 of the porch, next unto the children of my son Davy Forstall ; 
 and my grave to be made up 2 ft. high, and thereupon a marble 
 slab laid that the people may rest upon it ; the cost at the dis- 
 cretion of my ex'ors: Wm. Forstall, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard under the west Palm Tree [i.e., 
 Yew] : John Mar^he, 1545 (A. 23, G). 
 
 Buried in the choir : Peter Marsden, rector, 1543 (A. 24, 5). 
 The Rood. — Light of the High Cross, two bushels of barley : 
 Thos. Bird, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 J^ight of the Cross, three bushels of barley : Bob^ Marshe, 
 1500 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 Liglit of the Cross, one ewe : Wm. Forstall, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 Light afore the Kood, 3s. 4r/. : John Marshe, 1545 (A. 23, 6). 
 Our /-'/(/y.— Towards tlie new painting of tlie Image of Our Lady, 
 befure my .scat in the Church : Wm. Marshe, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 To the maintenance oF the IJglit of Our Lady standing in 
 the glass window, 20s. : Wm. Forstall, 1531 (\. 2(), I). 
 St. Auffustine.— To the painting of St. Augustine, Gs. 8^. : Wm. 
 
 Mede, 149G(A. 6, G). 
 St. John.' Light of St. John, 3 hiishels ol harley : Rob^ Marshe, 
 
 15()(; (A. 10, 4). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, a taper, and one ewe to maintain 
 the same: Win. Forstall, 1534 (A. 20, 1).
 
 lEAST KENt. 185 
 
 Vftria. — To the rcpariition of tlio Slecplc, lO.v. : Kdw. Bariifelde 
 1502 (P.C.C, 0, lilamyr). 
 
 To every Li-;ht in the Church, 2t/. My wife to deliver two 
 ewes to the t-hinrhwardens to find a laiiip fo burn every ])riiicipal 
 feast in the year at all services in the Church: Jas. Cuppyii, 
 1520 (A. 17, ())■ 
 
 To the building of a steeple within ihv Parish Church, 
 £li ().s\ Sd. To the buying of a new bell, i./^., the third bell 
 wiihin one year after the steeple is built, £8 (in. Hcl. : Wni. 
 Forstall, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 WEST LANGDON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in ihc churchyard of St. Mary of 
 
 West Langdon : Win. A^oste. 
 The Bood.~U^\\t of Holy Cross, 4(/. : Wm. Voste, 1480 (A. 3, 
 
 16). 
 Our Zrtf/y.— Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 4c?.: Wm. Voste, 1480 
 
 (A. 3, 16). 
 Varia.— To buying a new Missal, 12d. : Wm. Voste, 1480 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 LANGDON ABBEY.* 
 
 Dedica/ion : Our Lady and St. Thomas of Canterburi/. — To the 
 Abbey of Langdon, to pray for my soul, 6.9. 8^7. : Wm. Marshe 
 of East Langdon, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 To the Monastery of Langdon for a bell, iSs. Hd. ; and if they 
 make an Obit, 36'. 4d. : Stephen Frail of Northborne, 1477 
 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 LANGLEY. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 
 Langley : Peter Barnard, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 The Rood.—Ught of Holy Cross, 20d. : Peter Barnard, 1462 
 (A. 1,6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, (Sd. : Wni. liankyn, 14b8 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 217). 
 
 To the lioodlight, 8(/. : Philip at Lee, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 Our Lady.—U^rht of St. Mary, 20^/. : Peter Barnard, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, (jd. : Stephen Hacche, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; 
 Wm. Kankyn, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 217). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8(/. A cow to make a stock for to 
 maintain the Light of Our Lady in the choir, and the increase 
 of the same cow to go to the Light yearly: Philip at Lee, 1498 
 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Mv ex'ors to gild the Image of Our Lady in the Church : 
 Wm. Roger, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 
 * Sjec Arclimolojia Cantianu, Vol. XV., pp. 59—67.
 
 186 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 >S'^. Anthony, St. Christopher, St. Erasmus, St. Katherine. — To each, 
 
 2d. : Godleff Hoi'pe, 150i (A. 9, 3). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 20d. : Peter Barnard, 1462 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, M. : Stephen Hacche, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 6d. : Win. Eaiikyn, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 217). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 2d. : Godleff Horpe, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 Bnried in the Church before the Altar of St. Lawrence : 
 Edw. Barnfelde, 1502 (P.C.C, 6, Blamyr). 
 St. Peter and St. Paul— To the Light of St. Peter and St. Paul, 2d.: 
 
 GodlefE Horpe, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 Varia. — To the shingling of the Church, \2d. A table cloth meled 
 with blue to lay upon the high altar there : Godleif Horpe, 
 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 LEEDS. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 of Ledis : AVm. Corkewell, 1479 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of St. Nicholas of Leeds : 
 Wm. Mason, 1518 (A. 13, 12). 
 The Pood.—Ught of Holy Cross, 6d. : Wm. Eeyiiold, 1464 (A. 1, 3); 
 Wm. Hale, 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; John Acaring, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8^. : Stephen Sydegore, 1466 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 4(7.: John Cheeseman, 1500 (A. 7,8); Agnes, 
 
 widow of Kic'i Caring, 1507 ( A . 9, 8) ; Thus. Caringe, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Our Lady — Light of Our Lady, 4rf. : Wm. Reynold, 1464 (A. 1,3); 
 
 Agnes, widow of Ric'' Caring, 1507 (A. 9, 8) ; Thos. Caringe, 
 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 2(/. : Wm. Hale, 1465 
 (A. 1,7). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — -To the Light in the Chapel of Blessed Marv, 
 (5d. : John Forde, 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chapel, 2d. : John Cheeseman, 1500 
 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in Our Lady Chapel, iSd. : John Acaring, 
 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 Oin- Ladij of Pitii. — Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 4(7. : John 
 Eorde, 1466 (A. 1, 9); John Acaring, 1502 (A.' 8, 8); Wm. 
 Mason, 1518 (A. L3, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, a lb. of wax : Juliana Gowdherst, 
 1501 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 ,A taper to burn Itefore Our \jM\y of I'itv: Thos. Caringe, 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. Anne. — Liglit of St. Anne, 2(1. : John Cheeseman, 1500 
 (A. 7, 8) ; Juliana Gowdhcrst, 1501 (A. 8, 2) ; Thos. Caringe, 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, id. : .Agnes, widow oF Richard Caring, 
 1507 (A. 9, N).
 
 EAST KENT. 187 
 
 St. Anfhn}n/.-~\A'^hi: of St. Antliony, 2,i.: ^Vm. Masou, 1518 
 
 (A. i:i,'V2). 
 Sf. Blaise.— Lv^ht of St. Blase, 4(1. : Alen Dawdeiner, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 Li-^'lii of St. Blase, ],l. : .lohii Cheeseniaii, 1500 (A. 7, S). 
 J;i;,'ht of St. Blase, 2^/. : Win. Mason, 15 IS (A. 13, 12). 
 Si. Ckri.sfoj)Iicr.—lAght of St. Christopher, 2d. : Wm. Hale, 14G5 
 (A. 1,7); Stephen Svdegore, 14G0(A. 1, 10); Win. Corkewell, 
 1479 (A. 3, 4) ; Win" Mason, 151S (.\. 13, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4^/. : .lohn Korde, 14()() (A. 1, 9) ; 
 Agnes Caring, 1507 (A. 9, 8) ; Thos. Caringe, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Christoj)hcr, Id. : Jolm Cheeseman, 1500 
 (A. 7, 8) ; Juliana Goudherst, 1501 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Gd. : John Aearing, 1502 (A. 8,8). 
 Sf: Do ro/ hi/. —Light of St. Dorothe, 2d.: Wm. Mason, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 12). 
 St. James. — Jiight of St. James, 4<?. : Stephen Sydegore, 14(50 
 (A. 1, 10) ; Agnes Caring, 1507 (A. 9, 8) ; Thos. Caringe, 1507 
 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2d. : John Cheeseman, 1500 (A. 7, 8) ; 
 Wm. Mason, 1518 (A. 13, 12) ; Wm. Hale, 1405 (A. 1, 7). 
 Light of St. James, Qd. : John Forde, 1466 (A. 1,9). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 2d. : Stephen Sydegore, 1466 
 (A. 1, 10).^ 
 
 Light of St. John, 4J. : Agnes Caring, 1507 (A. 9. 8); 
 Eic" Caring, 1507 (A. 9, 27). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Ba])tist, 0</. : John 
 Porde, 1466 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, \d. : Juliana Gowdhei'st, 1501 
 (A. 8,2). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4r/.: Thos. Caringe, 1507 (A . 9, 8). 
 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4d. : John Aearing, 1502 
 
 (A. 8, 8) ; Agnes Caring, 1507 (A. 9, S) ; Thos. Caringe, 1507 
 
 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 St. HichaeJ. —L\iy\it of St. Michael, 2d.: Wm. Mason, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 12). 
 St. Nicholas.— I Aghi of St. Nicholas, 4d. : Win. Reynold, 14()l 
 (A. 1,3); Stephen Sydegore, 1 M56 (A. 1, 10); Agnes Caring, 
 1507 (A. 9, 8) ; Thos. Caringe, 1507 (A- 9, «)• 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d.: AVm. Hale, 1405 (A. 1, 7); 
 Alice Dawdemer, 1478 (A. 3, 10) ; John Cheeseman, 1500 
 (A. 7, 8) ; Henry Stathe, 1527 (A. 17, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 1 2(/. : J(din Forde, 1400 (A. 1, 9) ; 
 Wm. Mason, 1518 (A. 13, 12). 
 Sf. Sonday. — A laper to burn before St. Souday in the Church: 
 Thos. Caringe, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Sonday, 2d. : Henry Stathe, 1527 (\. 17, 1). 
 St. Thomas. — A taper of 4c?. in honotir of St. Thomas : Thos. Caringe, 
 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 Varia. — To the high altar a bordecloth and a towel : Juliana 
 Gowdherst, 1501 (A. 8, 2).
 
 188 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 LEEDS PEIORT. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary and St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Convent 
 Church of Leeds. To the Light of St. Katherine in the Monas- 
 tery Church of Leeds, 2d. A taper of wax to burn in the 
 Monastery Church of Leeds, 2d. : Alice Uawdemer, 1478 
 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 To the Prior of Leeds to make his altar, (^s. Hd. : Thos. 
 Breggeham, 1480 (A. 3, 15). 
 
 To St. Katharine's Altar in the Monastery of Leeds, a 
 hordecloth and a towel. Also to the Monastery, a brass pot, 
 cawdren, a dozen of pewter vessels in platters, dishes, and 
 saucers, a laton bason the best of four : Juliana Gowdherst, 1501 
 XA. 8,2). 
 
 LEIGH. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. 
 
 LEYBOURNE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. 
 
 For these two Churches see " Parish Churches of West Kent " 
 in the Transactions of the St. PaaVs Ecclesioloyical Society. 
 
 LENHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 Lenham: Emma Grant, 1464 (A. 1, 7) ; "Wm. Marys, 1473 
 (A. 2, 8) ; Eob* Stonhouse, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; John Gybbe of 
 Bough ton Malherbe, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Buried in the porch [in portico] of the Churcli of Blessed 
 Mary of Lenham : Thos. Cony, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 liuried in the Chancel on the right hand of the high altar: 
 Edward Mills, 149() (A. G, (3;. 
 
 Buried in the Church in the pace before the font. To the 
 Church for my burial, ().s-. M. ■ Thos. I'arlriche, 1543 (A. 23, 2). 
 The liood.~-U^\\\ of Holy Cross, 4</. : Emma Grant, 14G4 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 Wm. Marvs. 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light before the High Cross, (>(/.: Isabella, widow of John 
 Halvs"ll.7l (Con. 2, fol. 210). 
 
 Lii,'ht of Holy Cross, s^/. : Sim..ii I'hiyc. 1473 (A. 2, 0). 
 
 Light before th(! High Cross, 2d.: Jiob' Stonhouse. 1475 
 (A. 2,"l8j ; .John West, 1 1.84 (Con. 3. fol. 12). 
 
 Buried before the Hood on the north sidi- of the Church: 
 Laurence Greenstreet, priest, of liurley, who also gave to the 
 Chapel of lUirley an altar cloth, 1520 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 Light of the l^ood, hi. : Thos. Partriche, 1543 (A. 23, 2).
 
 EAST KENT. 180 
 
 Our Lady. — Tyight of Blessed Mary near the high altar, 4r/. : Emma 
 Grant, 1464 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2(1.: .Tolui Kevman, 1473 fA. 2, . .) ; 
 liob' At W^ater, 1499'(A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Cliancel, \2(1.: Edward ]Mills, 
 1496 (A. 6, 6) . * 
 
 Litrht of CurTiadv in tlie Cliancel, 1^/.: John Tiicnrd, 1;");36 
 (A. 20, 7). 
 Our Lady of PiVy- T.ight of Blessed Mary of Pity, 20d. -. Eic"! 
 Hogge, 1461 (A. 1,5). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mnry of Pity, ^d.: John Downe, 1470 
 (A. 1,12). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 12c?. : Isabella, widow of 
 John ILilys, 1171 (Con. 2, fol. 210). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of I'ity, Ad. : Simon Playe, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; 
 John Gybbe of Boughton Malherbe, 1501. (A. 8, 7); Thos. 
 Sible, 1535 (A. 20, 5). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 2d. : Kobert Stonhouse, 1475 
 (A. 2, 18) ; Eobert at Water, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 Our Lady in Gesyn. — Light of Blessed Mary in Gesyn, Sd. : Simon 
 Playo, 1473 (A. 2, 9); John Gybbe of Boughton Malherbe, 
 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv in Gesyn, 2d. : Rob^ Stonhouse, 1475 
 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in Jesen, 'id. : Thos. Sible, 1535 
 (A. 20, 5). 
 Our Lady of Grace. — Light of Our Lady of Grace, 4</. : Thos. 
 Sible, 1535 (A. 20, 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Grace, \d.: John llicard, 1536 
 (A. 20, 7). 
 Assumptio7i of Our X^^/^/y.- -Light of the Assumption of Blessed 
 Mary, iSd. : Wm. Sybely, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 2d. : 
 John West, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 12). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of Our Lady, 4d. : Win. Tanner, 
 11-9G (A. 7, 3) ; Laui'cnce (ireenstreet, priest, of liurley, 1529 
 (A. 18, 4) ; Thos. Sible, 1535 (A. 20, 5) ; Thos. Partriche, 1543 
 (A. 23,2). 
 St. Christopher.— L\v!\\\ of St. Christopher, 4r/. : Eic^ Hogge, 1461 
 (A. 1, 5) ; Isabel!, widow of Jcdin Halvs, 1471 ''(Con. 2, 
 fol. 210). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Emma Grant, 1464 (A. 1,7) 
 John AVest, 14S4 (Con. 3, fol. 12) ; Kobci-t at Water, 1499 
 (A. 7, 8) ; Johu at Water, 1501 (A. 8, 5). 
 St. Edmund. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Edmund in the Parish 
 
 Church of Lenham : Thos. Home, 1471 (A. I, 17). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Krasmus, 8r/. : Simon Playe, 1173 
 (A. 2,9). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 2d. : Eoh' Stonhouse, 1475 (A. 2, IS) ; 
 John West, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 12).
 
 190 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 4e?. : John Gvbbe of Boughtou Mal- 
 
 herbe, 1501 (A. 8. 7); Thos. Sible, 1535 (A. 20, 5); Thos. 
 
 Partriche, 1543 (A. 23, 2). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, id. : Laurence Greenstreet, 
 
 priest, of Burley, 1529 (A. 18, 4). 
 St. James.— U^ht of St. James, 2d. : ^¥m. Tanner, 1496 (A. 7, 3). 
 St. Jolin. — Light of St. John. id. : John Gvbbe of Boughton Mal- 
 
 herbe, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 St. John the Baptist .—Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : Jehu 
 
 AVest, 1484 (Con. 3, fob 12) ; Wm. Tanner, 1496 (A. 7, 3) ; 
 
 Bob* at Water, 1499 (A. 7, 8) : John at Water, 1501 (A. 8, 5) ; 
 
 John Ereud, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4d.: Thos. Sible, 1535 
 
 (A. 20,5). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Id.: John Eicard, 1536 
 
 (A. 20, 7). 
 St. Katheri)ie.—Ught of St. Katherine, 20(/. : Kic'i Hogge, 1461 
 
 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4^/. : Emma Grant, 1464 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 
 L^abella Halyg. widow, 1471 (Con. 2, fob 210); Wm. Marys, 
 
 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Thos. Partriche, 1543 (A. 23, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, Gd. : John Downe, 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 St. Laiorence.— Light of St. Lawrence, id. : Eic"^ Hogge, 1461 
 
 (A. 1, 5) ; Isabella Halvs, widow, 1471 (Con. 2, fob 210) ; John 
 
 Gybbe of Boughton Malherbe, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 ■ Light of St. Lawrence, 2d. : Emma Grant, 1464 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 
 John West, 1484 (Con. 3, fob 12) ; Wm. Tanner, 1496 (A. 7,3) ; 
 
 Eob' at Water, 1499 (A. 7, 8) ; John at Water, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 5). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, id. : Thos. Partriche, 1543 
 
 (A. 23, 2). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael, id. : John Gybbe of Boughtou 
 
 JNIalherbe, 1501 (A, 8, 7). 
 >S'^ Nickolas.-Light of St. Nicholas, id. : Emma Grant, 1464 
 
 (A. 1, 7) ; Simon Pbiye, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Wm. Sybely, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 12) ; Eobert at Water, 1499 (A. 7, 8) ; John at Water, 
 
 1501 (A. 8, 5) ; Thos. Partriche, 1543 (A. 23, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. : John West, 1484 (Con. 3, 
 
 fob 12). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, Gd. -. Edward Mills, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 ,SV. Sondai/. — liAght of St. Sondav, Id.: .lobn at Water. 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 5) ; John Hicard, 1536 (A. 20, 7). 
 ,7g.s.„s._Liglit of Jesus, 2d. : John Frend, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 Vnria. — Those 40s. that John Hunt owes to me, to Ihe work of the 
 
 Church of Lenliam : Isabcllii, widow of John llalys, 1471 
 
 (Con. 2, fob 210). 
 
 To the Palmcross now making in the churchyard, 20.<f. : 
 
 Thos. Home, 1471 (A. 1, 17). 
 
 To i)rovidc a Bell called Sanctus Bell, 2()d. : Thos. Cony, 
 
 1500 (A. 7, 9).
 
 EAST KENT. 101 
 
 Eeparation of the clokke at Lenhani, \2(l. : John at Water, 
 1501 (A. 8, 5). 
 Itoyton Chapel. — To tlie rcpin-alion of the Cluipcl of Eoytoii, 3s. 4(/. : 
 liobert at Water of Lcuhain, 1499 (A. 7, 8j. 
 
 To the reparation of a buttress and the Cliapel of Koyton, 
 20(/. : Jolm a1 Water (iF Lfiihain, loOl (A. 8, 5). 
 
 LEVELAND. 
 
 Dedication : ,SL Laiorence. — Buiied in the ehureh^ard of .*St. Law- 
 rence of LeA'ehmd : John Amye, senior, 1465 (A. 1, 3) ; 
 Bartholomew Amye, 1471 (A. 2, 1); John Sampson, 1482 
 (A, 3, 24). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Leveland : Thos. Amys, 
 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 The Rood. — Litj;ht of Holy Cross, 12c/. : John Amye, senior, 1465 
 (A, 1, 3) ; John Sampson, 1482 (A. 3, 24) ; Thos. Amys, 1503 
 (A- 8, 13). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Bartholomew 
 Amye, 1471 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Light of the Cross, M. : Thos. Amys, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Lawrence of Leveland before 
 the High Cross: Michael Eston, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 Our Lady. — To the Lamp burning before the Image of St. Mary, 
 3s. 4^d. : Bartholomew Amye, 1471 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax yearly to burn in lawful times before 
 tiie Image of Our Blessed Lady iu the Church for twenty 
 years: John Sampson, 1482 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, Vld. : Thos. Amys, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 4f/. : Michel Eston, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 aSY. e7o//«.— Light of St. John, Vld. : Thos. Amys, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Light of St. John, 4c/. : Michel Eston, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 St. Katharine.— lA^y\\t of St. Katharine, 12c/. : Thos. Amys, 1503 
 
 (A. 8, 13). 
 aS"^. Laiorence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 8</. : John Amye, senior, 
 1465 (A. 1,3); Michel Eston, 1511 (A. 11, 11). 
 
 To the painting of St. Lawrence, 3s. 4(/. : Bartholomew^ Amye, 
 1471 (A. 2,1). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 12c/. : John Sampson, 1482 (A. 3, 24). 
 Varia. — Eeparation of the Steeple, 40s. : John Sam])son, 1482 
 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 Eeparation of the Church, iSs. Hd. : Thos. Amys, 1503 
 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Reparation of the Church, 13s. 4c/. : Michel Eston, 1511 
 (A. 11, 11). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church of Levelond where most 
 need, 5s. : Joan Bromfield, widow, of P'aversham, 1505 (P.C.C 
 28, Holgrave).
 
 192 TESTAMENTS CANTIANA. 
 
 LEYSDOWN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Clement (see under Varia). — Buried in the 
 churchyard of Leysdowne: Wm. Feyre, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 Other parishioners were buried in Minster churchyard. 
 The Eood.—To the Light of the Great Cross in the Church of 
 Lesdown, two ewes: Thos. Rowhede of Eastchurch, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. G4). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Marv, two ewes : Thos. Grene, 1474 
 (A. 2', 13) ; \Ym. Feyre, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 Buying a kerchef for Our Blessed Lady, os. : Thomasine 
 Greave, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 To Our Lady to buy one kercher, os. Atd. : Stepheii Grene, 
 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 12)." 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — To the reparation of the Chapel of St. 
 Mary, 10s. : Walter Elyce, 1482 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 A chaplain celebrate at the Altar of St. Marv for my 
 soul: Wm. Feyre, 1477 (A. 3, 0). 
 St. Clement. — To St. Clement of the Church of Laysdone, 20s. : 
 Ric'i Eede of Eastcluirch, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, two ewes : Wm. Feyre. 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 Light of St. Clement, one ewe : Rob' Stile, 1508 (A. 9, 10) ; 
 Stephen Grene, 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 12). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, two ewes : 
 Wm. Eeyre, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, one ewe : Stephen Grene, 
 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 12). 
 St. Katherine.—h\^i of St. Katherine, two ewes : Wm. Feyre, 
 
 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 ^S"^. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, two ewes : 
 
 Wm.' Feyre, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. Margaret, two ewes : AVm. Feyi'e, 1477 
 
 (A. 3, 6). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, two ewes: Wm. Feyre, 1477 
 
 (A. 3, 6). 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. — Light of St. Thomas, a sheep : Robert 
 Stile, 1472 (A. 2, 5) • and Wm. Feyre gave two ewes, 1477. 
 
 Liglit of St. Thtimus the Mai-tyr, two ewes: Thos. Grene, 
 1474 (A. 2, 13), and Stephen Grene, 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 12). 
 The Trindle.— To the Rounde Light called the Trentall [sic], 3s. M. : 
 
 Stephen Grene, 1534 (Con. 16, fo]. 12). 
 Varia. — To the Church of St. Clement of Laysdone, 20.y. : Ric'' 
 Rede of Eastchurch, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 To the reparation of tlie Roodloft, 20s. : Walter Elyce, 
 14S2 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 A vestment compleat of green sal in of Brugges at 20.<?. each, 
 with a remem1)rance on the back ol" the giver, to 1]ii> I'iirish 
 Church of Leysdon, witli an Image of St. Clement on the 
 back of the vestment: .lolin I'cllinger of Faversham, 1529 
 (A. 18, 9).
 
 EAST KENT. 198 
 
 To the painting of the Roodloft, lO*-. Towards the changing 
 of the Bell, ds. Hd. Towards buying of shingles, 4s. : Tho- 
 masine Greave, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 LINSTEAD. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Panl. — Buried in the churchyard 
 
 of St. Peter and St. Paul of Lyustede : Klona Bix, 1473 
 
 (A. 2, 7) ; Tiios. Medman, 1474 (A. 2, 9) ; Martin 13ix, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 19) ; Eenet, widow of Wm. Adene, 1501 (A. 8, 2) ; 
 
 Win. Cottyng, 1531 (Con. Ki, fol. 57). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Lyndested : AVm. Vynch, 1481 
 
 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Buried in the high choir : Wm. Tofft, vicar, 1509 (A. 11, 4). 
 The Rood. — Liglit of Holy Cross, 6^. To the sustentation of one 
 
 Lauip hanging before the High Cross of the same Church, 
 
 6s. 8 J. : Elena Bix, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, M. : Martin Bix, 1475 (A. 2, 19) ; 
 
 John Weston, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 554) ; Joan, relict of Wm. 
 
 Stebbill, 1497 (A. 6, 7) ; Wm. Adene, 1501 (A. 8, 2). Also 
 
 see under The Trinity and St. Erasmus. 
 The Trinity. — Four nobles [i.e.., 20.v. Hd.'] to buy three candlesticks, 
 
 one of five branches to hang afore the Kood, and the other two 
 
 of four branches, one candlestick afore the Trinity and other 
 
 afore St. Antony. A cow to the Church to provide three wax 
 
 tapers, to burn every Festival day and holy day upon each of 
 
 the candlesticks : AV^m. Cottyng, 1534 (Con. IGJ fol. 57). 
 Our Lady.—lj\g\\t of Blessed Mary, (jd. : Elena Bix, 1473 (A. 2, 
 
 7) ; Ric<i Miller of Faversham, 148S (Con. 3, fol. 181). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4</. : Martin Bix, 1475 (A. 2, 19) ; 
 
 Wm. Adene, 1501 (A. 8, 2); John Tilley, 1500 (A. 10, 3); 
 
 John Weston, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 554). 
 
 To the sustentation of the Light of St. Mary, \2d. : Wm. 
 
 Vynch, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — That Mildred my wife shingle the Chapel 
 
 of Our Lady in the Church of Lyenstede : Wm. Apulderfield 
 
 of Faversham, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 181). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady of Lynsted : John 
 
 Finch, 1512 (A. 12, 3). 
 
 To buy a cow to maintain Our Lady Light in the said 
 
 Chapel before the Image of Our Lady, lis. : Ric'' Selhnere, 
 
 1517 (A. 13, 3). [See under St. Erasmus and St. Sonday.] 
 Our Lady next the Font. — To the Light of Our Lady next the 
 
 Font, 4(/. : Stephen Bocher, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 St. Anthony. — See under The Trinity. 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, Gd. : Rici Miller of 
 
 Faversham, 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 St. Erasmus. — 1 betjueath ten sheep called ewes to make four 
 
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 194 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 tapers of wax, to be ordained against my month's mind, and 
 afterward maintained continuallv by the stock of the said 
 ewes : one taper to burn before the Image of the Kood in the 
 Eoodloft, another taper before Our Lady in Our Lady's Cliapel, 
 the third to burn before St. Erasmus, and the fourth taper to 
 burn before the Image of St. Katherine. The which ten ewes 
 shall be delivered to Master John Hawkyns, vicar of the Church, 
 and he to see the Lights maintained, and the ewes also : Benet, 
 widow of Wm. A dene, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, three ewes : Elena Bix, 1473 
 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4d. : Joan Stebbill, 1197 (A. G, 7). 
 
 *SV. JbAw.— Light of St. John, 4^. : John Tilley, 150G (A. 10, 3). 
 
 To St. John and St. Nicholas for two Tabcrnaeles to be 
 made for them, 40s. : Wra. Toftt, vicar, 1509 (A. 11, 4). 
 Light of St. John, Id. : Stephen Bocher, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of 8t. John the Baptist, 4d. : Elena 
 
 Bix, 1473 (A. 2, 7); Martin Bix, 1475 (A. 2, 19); John 
 
 Weston, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 554) ; John a Dene, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 8^/. : Thos. Medman, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 >S'^. Katherine. — See under St. Erasmus. 
 
 St. Nicholas.— Light of St. Nicholas, 4d.: Joan Stebbill, 1497 
 (A. 0, 7); Wm. Adene, 1501 (A. 8, 2). Also see under 
 >S'^. John. 
 
 St. Feter.^Ught of St. Peter, 12d. : Martin Bix, 1475 (A. 2, 19) ; 
 John Tilly, 1505 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4(7. : John a Dene, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 Light of St. Peter, Id. -. Stephen Bocher, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 [See under St. Sonda//.] 
 
 St. Peter and St. Prm/.— Light of St. Peter and St. Paul G^^. : 
 John Weston, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 554). 
 
 To the work and to the making of St. Peter and St. Paul 
 near the high altar, 40*. : John Tilly, 150G (A. 10, 3). 
 
 St. Sonday. — To make an Image of St. Sonday, to be in the Parish 
 Church of Lynsted ; and 30.<f. to buy three candlesticks of 
 laton to be in the Church : ojic before St. Peter with nine 
 branches, another before Our Lady in the Chapel of the 
 Church with five branches, and the third before the Image of 
 St. Sonday with five branches. To buy a cow, lis., to maintain 
 the Light before St. Sonday in the Parish Church : Kic'^ 
 Sclhnerc, 1517 (A. 13,3). 
 
 Wife Elisabeth shall find a wax taper of 1 lb. to burn before 
 St. Sondav in the Church, for three yeai's next after my 
 decease : Kic'^ Tonge, 1534 (Con. IG, fol. 30). 
 
 The Jlerse.—To the Light of the Herse, 4d. : Joan Stebbill. 1497 
 (A. G, 7); Wm. Adene, 1501 (A. 8, 2); John Tilly, 150G 
 (A. 10,3). 
 
 Varia. — To the buying a bell for the Church, 20s. : Elena Bix, 
 1473 (A. 2, 7).
 
 EAST KENT. 195 
 
 Towards the makinp;of one arch now buildint,' in the Church, 
 Vh. 4^/. : Win. Vynch, 1481 (A. :i, 21). 
 
 To the Keparation of the nave, -Is. Id. : Kic'' Miller of 
 Faversham, 141)1 (A. 5, 9). 
 
 To the great bell, 20 J. : Joan Stebbill, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 To the <j;ildin<2^ of Mary, John, and the Crucifix, 40s. To 
 the coiling behind the Kood in the lioodluft wilh weynscott, 
 40s. To buying nine altar cloths, i.e., to every altar in the 
 Church three cloths : AVni. Tofft, vicar, 150!) (A. 11, 4). 
 
 My four books of the JJible to the Cliurch of Lynsted : 
 Sir John Wali<or of Lydd, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 32). 
 
 To the bell-fratnes, 20s. To the reparation of the Church, 
 Gs. Sd. : Ric'' Selhnere, 1517 (A. 13, 3). 
 
 My feoffees shall permit the parishioners to occupy a 
 piece of land in a certain field called Churchfield, to tlie making 
 of a place called a Playiug-place on llolydays or other fit days 
 for ever, on this condilion, that the parishioners or their assigns 
 shall keep the fence of the said piece of land, and the profits 
 of the pasture of the piece to remain to his tenement called 
 Weston Tenement for ever yearly: John "Weston, 1482 
 (Con. 2, fol. 554). 
 
 LINTON. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Nicliola.^. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicho- 
 las of Lynton : Eic'' Counsel!, 14G1 (Con. 2, fol. 43) ; Stephen 
 Tylthe, 1450 (Con. 2, lol. 01) ; John Broghard, 1464 (A. 1, 7). 
 The Bood.—hi^\ii of the High Cross, 4d. : Stephen Tylthe, 145G 
 (Con. 2, fol. 91). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : John 
 Broghard, 14G4 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 To the Light before the Rood, 4rf. : Michael Lamb, 1525 
 (A. IG, 12). 
 Our Z^Af/y.— Light of Blessed Mary, 12rf. : Stephen Tvlthe, 1456 
 (Con. 2, fol. 91). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, one cow price 8s. : John Burghard, 1483 
 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 John Broghard, 1464 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4<d.: Michael Lamb, 1525 (A. 16, 
 12). ' ^ ' 
 
 St. Anthony.— Light of St. Anthony, 2J. -. Michael Lamb, 1525 
 
 (A. 16, 12). 
 Si. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4c/. : Stephen Tylthe, 
 1456 (Con. 2, fol. 91), 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : John 
 Broghard, 1464 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a cow i)rice Ss. : John Burghard, 
 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
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 196 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 *S'^. Nicholas.— Us:ht of St. Nicholas, 4^/. : Stephen Tylthe, 1456 
 (Con. 2, fol. 91). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : John Brog- 
 hard, 1464 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas?, a cow price 8s. : John Burghard, 1483 
 (A. 3, 26). 
 The Herse. — Lights npon the Herse in the Church of Lillington 
 {i.e., Linton^, V2d. : John Boutflower of Lyllington, 1468 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 183). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Herse, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 John Broghard, 1464 (A. 1,7). 
 Taria. — For the buying of two candlesticks of latten within seven 
 years after my death, to stand before the high altar in the 
 Church, 26s. 8J. : Thos. Master, 1480 (A. 3, 18). 
 
 A new Antiphonar for the Church, five marcs : John Burg- 
 hard, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 LITTLEBOURNE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Vincent. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Vincent 
 of Littlebourne : John Tressonour, 1473 (A.* 2, 9) ; Thos. Tres- 
 sonour, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Vincent : John Hersing, 1469 
 (A. 1,22). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Litilborn : Thos. Baldwin, 1493 
 (A. 5, 19). 
 
 Buried in the Church on the north side next to the grave of 
 my husband : Cicely, widow of Thos. Baldwin, 1494 (A. 5, 
 
 Buried in the Church porch of Litilborne : Wm. a Dane, 
 mason of St. Paul's in Canterbury, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church porch of Litilborne next the grave of 
 "William my husband: Cecyle Dane, 1504 (A. 9, 7). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard under the great palm [i.e., yew] 
 tree, betwixt the Church and the palm tree: Thos. Doraunte, 
 1542 (Con. 18, fol. 63). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel " before the Blessed Sacrament where 
 the priest is accustomed to stand at the making of the Holy 
 AVater." To the Church my Manuel, Processioner, and Hymnal 
 Noted, all tliree being in print. Also a Book covered" with 
 white leather containing the Stoi'y of St. Vincent and other 
 things as appeareth. If at the time of my death the tapers 
 standing on the high altar be burnt to the stumpes or be half 
 spent, then whole tapers to be set in their place ; and bread 
 and wine to sing with be left in the box and botell belonging to 
 the Church, so that the priest that shall come be not defrauded 
 as I was: Thos. Browne, vicar, 1544 (A. 23, 1). 
 The i?oorf.— Light of Holy Cross, Hd. : Wm. Hopper, 1482 
 (A. 3, 23).
 
 lEAST KENT. 197 
 
 Light of the Blessed Cross, 20d. : Nicholas Winchester, 1490 
 (A. 5, 3). 
 
 Light of the Cross, Gs. 8</. : Wm. Davyson, 1514 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 4d. : Dcnise Davyson, widow, 1529 
 (A. 18, 9) ; Geo. Grawnt, 1533 (A. 19, IG). 
 7'he Trinity. — Light of the Trinity, 2 lbs. of wax : Win. Davyson, 
 1514 (A. 12, IG). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard on the north side even again.st the 
 Trinity window. Two tapers each of \\ lbs. to be kept in the 
 Trinity window in the Church of Littlebourne, at the cost and 
 charge of Robert my son, and he to have my stock of bees for 
 the maintenance thereof : Tho.s. Durrant of Elbright, 1529 
 (A. 18, 8). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, I2d. : Wm. Hopper, 1482 
 (A. 3,' 23) ; John Best, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Gs. 8r/. : Wm. Davyson, 1514 (A. 12, 16), 
 and Denise Davyson, widow, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light of Our Lady, 10^. : Thos. 
 Durrant, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 Altar of Our Lady. — Buried in the holy Church of St. Vincent, 
 afore Our Lady's Altar there. To the Church work for my 
 burial, 10s. : Wm. Symme, 1499 (A. 7, G). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of Our Lady: Wm. 
 Davyson, 1514 (A. 12, 16); John Best, 1516 (A. 12, 18); 
 Denise Davyson, widow, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the space beside Our Lady Altar, 
 near to the grave of my father : Thos. Rigdon, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 2 lbs. of wax : Wm. 
 Davyson, 1514 (A. 12, 16). 
 
 To St. Christopher, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Denise Davyson, 
 
 widow, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 St. Lunntan. — Buried in the Church before the window of St. 
 
 Duustou [sic] ; and to the making the same -svindow and for a 
 
 Mass book, 406-. : Wm. Rigdon, 1518 (A. 13, 12). 
 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Denise 
 
 Davyson, widow, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : Denise 
 
 Davyson, widow, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. James. — To the reparation of the Altars of St. James and 
 St. Nicholas in the Church, 2G6-. 8</. : John Tressonour, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. JbA«.— Light of St. John, 20^/.: Wm. Dawson, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 6c/. : Wm. 
 
 lIopi)er, 1482 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. Margaret.— L\g\\t of St. Margaret, 4td.: Wm. Hopper, 1482 
 
 (A. 3, 23). 
 St. Nicholas. — See under St. James. 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, Qd. : Wm. Hopper, 1482 (A. 3, 23).
 
 198 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 3s. 4d. : Wm. Uavyson, 1514 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, lOd. -. Thos. Durraut of Elbright, 
 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 St. Fete)\ — Light of St. Peter, half a lb. of wax : Thos. Tressoner, 
 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, Ss. 4<d. : Wm. Davyson, 1514 (A. 12, 
 16). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, a cow -. Thos. Durraut, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 St. Vincent.— Light of St. Vincent, 8d. : Wm. Hopper, 1482 
 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Light of St. Vincent, 20d. -. Wm. Davyson, 1514 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Vincent, 10s. : Thos. Durrant, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 Liglit of St. Vincent, 4<d. : Denise Davyson, widow, 1529 
 (A. 18, 9) ; Qeorge Grawnt, 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 faster Sepulchre. — A taper of 5 lbs. of wax to be kept and main- 
 tained to burn before the Sepulchre : E-ob' Kenton, 1509 
 (A. 11,6). 
 The Parishioners. — To the Light of the Parishioners, Qd. : Wm. 
 Hopper, 1482 (A. 3, 23). [It will be noted he gives Sd. to the 
 Light of St. Vincent.] 
 The Torches.— To the Light of the Torches, 20d. : Nicholas Win- 
 chester, 1490 (A. 5, 3). 
 The Herse. — To the Lights of the Herse, 20d. : Wm. Davyson, 1514 
 (A. 12, 16). 
 
 That the Herse Lights be new stricken that they bear the 
 service at my burying and month's mind : John Best, 1516 
 (A. 12, 18). 
 Varin.—T(y tlie work of the Church of Well, 20,s. To the Chapel 
 of Lokyndenne in the parish of Littleboiirue. 13.s'. \(l. : Joan, 
 widow of John Denys, formerly of Well, 1141 (Con. 1, fol. 53). 
 [See under Ickhani.] 
 
 A vestment tor a priest to be bought for the Church, 40s. 
 F(n' the said Church to pave between the door of the Chancel 
 and the west door, 53s. 4(/., or 66s. 8^. if necessary : John 
 Hersing, 1419 (A. 1, 22). 
 
 For the reparation of the Books of the Chui'ch, Qs. Sd. : Wm. 
 Hoi)|)er, 1482 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 To buying a Cope for the Cliiuvh, 20s. To the making of 
 the window [see under St. JJun-s/itn^ that my father willed to 
 be made in the Church, 6s. 8d. : Thos. Rigdon, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 'iV) tlie reparation of the Steeple, 40s. : Thos. Durrant of 
 Elbright, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 LOOSE. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the cluu'chyard of All Hallows 
 of Lowse : John Crypes, 1507 (A. 9, 9).
 
 :EAST KENT. 199 
 
 Our Ladi/.—X. taper to burn before Our Lady m the Chancel: 
 
 John Crypes, 1507. 
 St. Katherine.—K taper to bui-n before St. Katherine : John Cryi)e8, 
 
 1507. 
 
 LUDDENHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lailifs Nativity (8 Sept.). — Buried in tlie church- 
 yard of St. Mai-y of Ludynham : Kob' Symon, 1467 (A. 1, 20). 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Nativity of the Blessed 
 A^ir<^in Mary of Lodenham. To each Light in the Church, 2d. : 
 John A^^odc, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Ludenham : John 
 Erode, 149S (A. 7, 4) ; Elisabeth Erode, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Buried in the church-porch of Luddenliam : John Longe, 
 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 The Hood. — A taper of wax to burn before the Image of Holy 
 
 Cross : Jolm Wode, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 Our Lady.-' A taper of wax to burn before the Image of Blessed 
 Mary: John Wode, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 4</. : Henry Lvnsey, 1497 (A. 6, 7) ; 
 John Alye, 1501 (A. S"', 3). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, a cow worth Is. : Thos. Stronge, 
 1502 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Id. : John Long, 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 St. Christopher. — To the Lights of St. John, St. Margaret, and 
 
 St. Christopher in the Church of Luddenhani, to each three 
 
 ewes to maintain the same three lights : John a Chirche of Oare, 
 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 80). 
 
 St. Jo//M.— Light of St. John, 4J. : Henry Lynsey, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 Also see under St. Ohri.sfopher. 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : John 
 
 Longe, 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4c?. : Henrv Lynsey, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : John Longe, 1507 (A. 9, 9). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4f?. : Henry Lynsev, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 8rf. : John Brode, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 To the reparation of the Image of St. Margaret, 12^/. : 
 Bob* Stronge, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 To the painting of St. Margaret, G*-. 8(/. : Thos. Stronge, 
 1502 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 A taper of 5 lbs. to be set before the Image of St. Margaret 
 in the Parish Church of Luddenham : Bob' Browne, controller 
 of the household of the Earl of Arundel, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 12). 
 Also see under *SV. Christopher. 
 St. Michael— \Ag\\t of St. Michael, 2d.: John Longe, 1507 
 '■ ,9).
 
 200 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The TorcJies.— lAgH of the Torches, 12d. : Henry Lyusey, 1497 
 (A. G, 7) ; Elisabeth Erode, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 To maiutaiuiug the Torches, 8^. : John Erode, 1498 
 (A. 7, 4). 
 Light in the Nave.—'Yo the Light in the body of the Church of 
 
 ■ Ludenham, 20rf. : Eobert Symon, 1467 (A. 1, 20). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Two tapers of wax to burn about the Sepulchre 
 
 in the Church : John Wode, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Varia. — To buy a Lamp to hang before the Roodloft, 5s. To buy 
 
 a new staff to the Cross there, I2d. And for two candlesticks 
 
 of laton for the Church, 10s. : Eobert Stronge, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Separation of the Tower, \2d. : John Aleye, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 To the reparation of the tower and the Church, 40s. To the 
 
 Eoodloft, 40s. To the Church a Missal worth 10s. : Thos. 
 
 Stronge, 1502 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 LYDD. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Euried in the churchyard of All Saints 
 of Lvdd : Eic'i Cokoyde of Dengemarsh, 1450 (Con. 1, fol. 73); 
 ^Ym. Godfrav of Westbroke, 1450 (Con. 1, fol. 74) ; John 
 Lovecok, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 66) ; Alex. Clerk. 1492 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 321) ; AVni. Pollarde, 1515 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Lydd on the north side. To the 
 Church, for covering with lead the north side, where my body 
 is to be buried, to the value of ten marcs : Wm. Turnor, 1430 
 (Con. 1, fol. 22). 
 
 Euried in the Church in the pace before the upper seats, 
 where the Eailiffs sit. Ex'ors prepare a fair stoue to be laid on 
 my grave, with my image of brass thereu])on graven : Thos. 
 Harts, Eailiff of the town of Lydd, 1557 (Con. 26, fol. 
 166). 
 The Triniti/.— To the Erotherhood of Holy Trinity, 20(/. : Roger 
 Jeken, 'clerk, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 84) ; Henrv Eate, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 ful. 392). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Holy Trinity, 3s. 4id. : Thos. Aylewyn, 
 1467 (Con. 2, fol. 172). 
 
 To the Altar of Holy Trinity, '2d.: John Makett, 1476 
 (Con. 2, fol. 322). 
 
 To the lirotherhood of Holy Trinity, six silver drinking 
 vessels to make the cruets: Wm. Gilberd, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 
 288). 
 
 To the Trinity of Lydd towards the building of his [sic] 
 Chapel, 20.S-. : Andrew liate, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 219). 
 The Hood.— To the Brotherhood of Holy Cross, 3s. id., and to the 
 Light of the High Cross. 2()d. -. Wm. 'I'urnour, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 22). 
 
 Euried in the Church in the middle pace before the Rood: 
 Simon Watts, 1516 (Con. 12, fol. 1).
 
 East kenT. 201 
 
 Our Lrtdi/.— Light of St. Marv, 12r/. : Win. Tumor, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 22) ; Simon AVatts, 151G (Con. 12. fol. 1). 
 
 ''To tlic Hrotherhood of Our Lady, a towel, price 20d. : Win. 
 Pollarde, 1515 (A. 12, 17). 
 Our Lady in Jeson. — Light of Jilessed Mary in Jcson, 4(/. : John 
 
 Makott, M7(J (Con. 2, fol. 322). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in tlie Chapel of tlie Blessed Virgin 
 Marv, near the grave of my wife Iden : Stephen Cheeseman, 
 senior, U89 (Con. 3, fol. 219). 
 All Saints.— Ug\it of All Saints, 12^?. : Wm. Turnor, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 22) ; Simon Watts, 1510 (Con. 12, fol. 1). 
 
 'To the Brotherhood of All Saints, \2d. : John Lovecok, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. OG). 
 St. Christopher. — To the Brotherhood of St. ChristojDher, 4</. : 
 
 John Alwey, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 477). 
 St. George.— Ught of St. George, Vhl. : Wm. Turnor, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 22) ; Simou Watts, 1510 (Con. 12, fol. 1). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. George, 12r/. : John Lovecok, 
 1402 (Con. 2, fol. 00) ; Henry Bate, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 392). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. George, 20rf. : Thos. Aylewyn, 
 1467 (Con. 2, fol. 172). 
 
 To tlie Brotherhood of St. George, 8^/. : Stephen Cheeseman, 
 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 219). 
 *SV. Greqory. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Gregory 
 
 the'Pope: Wm. Gilberd, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 288). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 3i'. \d. : Wm. Turnor, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 22). 
 
 Buried before the Image of St. James in the Church of AU 
 Saints, Lyde : Koger Jekeii, clerk, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 84). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. James, Ot/. : John Alchorn, 1471 
 (Cou. 2, fol. 215). 
 St. John. — Buried in the Church in St. John's Chapel. To the 
 Church for my burial, 13s. 4rf. : Sir Simon Leche, 1534 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 200). 
 
 Buried at the head of St. John's Chancel, near unto my wife 
 there : Wm. Barrowe the elder, 1555 (Con. 20, fol. 66). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 12(/. : Wm. 
 Turnor, 1430 (Con. 1, fol. 22). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. John the Baptist, 0</. : Bic'' 
 Cokoyde of Dengemarsh, 1450 (Con. I, fol. 73j. 
 
 Brotherhood of St. John the Baptist, 2l)(/. : Henrv Bate, 1478 
 (Con. 2, fol. 392). 
 
 Brotherhood of St. John the Baptist, 4</. : John Alwey, 1479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 477). 
 St. Katherine. — To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine. 0</. : John 
 Alchorn, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 215). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 4(/. : John Alwev, 1479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 477). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12c/. : Simon Watts, 1516 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 1).
 
 202 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to buru before the 
 Image of Blessed Mary Magdalene in the Church of Lyd for 
 one year after my death : Alex. Clerk, 1492 (Con. 3, fol. 321). 
 St. Michael.— Jjight of St. Michael, 12^. : 8imon Watts, 1516 
 
 (Con. 12, fol. 1). 
 St. Peter.— Ught of St. Peter, 12^^. : Wm. Tiirnor, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 22). 
 
 Light of Deugemarsh, 20f/. ; Light of Westbroke, 20d. : 
 Wm. Turnor, 1430. 
 Jesus Mass. — To the Mass of Jesus, 13&-. 4(/. : Thos. Aylewyn, 1467 
 (Con. 2, fol. 172). 
 
 To the Mass of Jesus, Gs. 8d. : Henry Bate, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 392). 
 
 To the Mass of Jesus, 12d. : John Alwey, 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 477). 
 
 To the maintaining of Jesus Mass, Gs. 8d. : Andrew Bate, 
 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 219). 
 Varia. — I will 20s to the wardens of the Parish Church of Led, to 
 spend the same about the making of the chief Images in the 
 Church, when it shall be done : Wm. Portland, vicar, 1501 
 (P.C.C, 3, Blamyr). 
 
 My best surplice to the Church, and my Mass Book to the 
 Trinity Altar. My written Portesse to be set in the Church 
 with a chain : Sir John Walker, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 32). 
 
 To the Brotherhood Guild, that I sang for in the Church, 
 30s. ; and to the reparation of the Church. 30.v. : Sir John 
 Warde, clerk, 1520 (Con. 12, fol. 170). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church, 20d. To the gilding of the 
 Roodloft, 20s. To buy two printed books called Antiphonars, 
 towards maintaining of ^ood service in the Church, £6 13s. 4</. : 
 Andrew Bate, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 219). 
 
 Towards the restitution of the ornaments in the Church, 
 6s. ^d. : Wm. Barrowe, senior, 1555 (Con. 26, fol. 66). 
 
 Towards the building of the new Chapel at the Hermitage, 
 3s. 4</. : Wm. Clarke, 1521 (Con. 13, fol. . .). 
 
 LYDDEN. 
 
 Dedication : Our l.adij. — Buried in the ChanctI of the Church of 
 
 Our Ludy of Lcden before the high altar: Sir Kic'' Thompson, 
 
 vicar, 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady in Lidden : Wm. 
 
 l)anif(n-te, vicar, 1545 (A. 23, 6). 
 
 13uricd in the Chancel of Lyddeii : Sir John Buckler, vicar, 
 
 1543 (A. 23, 7). 
 Our Lady.- — Light of IJles.sed IMarv, a bushel of barley: Henry 
 
 Gu«ton, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley: Henry 
 
 Guston, 1473 (A. 2, 9).
 
 EAST KENT. 203 
 
 LYMINGE. 
 
 Dedication : Si. Mart/ and St. Ethelhurgu. — Buried in the churchyard 
 of Blessed Mary of fjiiriynge: Win'. Knight, i:J97 (Con. 1, fol. 4). 
 
 Buried in tlie churchyard of St. Edborough : Win. Kolfe, 
 1527 (Con. U, fol. 184). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Edburgh : John Notte, 1535 
 (Com. 15, fol. 279). 
 
 Buried within the choir: Thos. Duffyii, vicar, 1508 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 113). 
 The i?ooJ.— Liglit of the Great Cross, 2d.: John Michell, 1489 
 (Con. 3, fol. 221). 
 
 To the Beam Light, a lb. of wax : Wm. Kete, 1500 (A. 7,8). 
 
 Light of the Cross, one bushel of barley : Wm. Browning, 
 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 77). 
 
 Light of Holy Savior, 6^^. : John Wodell, 1483 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 563). 
 Our Lady.—h\ght of Blessed Marv, 4</. : JohnFetell, 1464 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 139) ; Henry Hand, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 239). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2d. : John Wodell, 1483 (Con. 2, fol. 563)j 
 John Michell, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 221); Felicia Kolfe, 1506 
 (Con. 9, fol. 113). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a bushel of 
 barley : Jas. Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, half a bushel of barley : 
 Wm. Kete, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. Christopher.— Ught of St. Christopher, 2d. : John Wodell, 1483 
 (Con. 2, fol. 563) ; Henry Band, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 239). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Christopher, a bu.'^hel of barley : 
 Jas. Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 
 A taper price -id. to burn before the Image of St. Christopher 
 in the glass window : Simon Hempsted, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 122). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, one bushel of barley : Wm. 
 Browning, 1529 {Von. 15, fol. 77). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, (id. : Henry Rand, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 239). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2d. : Jas. Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 St. John.— Light of St. John, 4(/. : Wm. Eolfe, 1527 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 184) ; John Notte, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 279). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of St. John, a seam of barley : 
 Wm. Browning, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 77). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 46?. : Wm. 
 Wodhill, 1465 ((\)n. 2, fol. 157) ; Simon Hempsted, 1511 
 (Con. 10, fol. 122). 
 
 To the two Lights of St. John the Baptist, 2d. each : John 
 Michell, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 221). 
 
 To the two Brotherhoods of St. John the Baptist, to either 
 of them a bushel of barley : Jas. Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 3s. 4^?., also four bushels of 
 barley : Wm. Kete, 1500 (A. 7, 8).
 
 201 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Lawrefice. — Light o£ St. Lawrence, 2d. : John Fitell, 1464 
 (Con. 2, fol. 139) ; Henry EaucI, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 239) ; 
 Felicia Rolfe, 1506 (Con. 9, fol. 113). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, a bushel of barley : Wm. Kete, 1500 
 (A. 7, 8) ; Wm. Browning, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 77). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Lawrence, one bushel of barley : 
 Jas. Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 
 To the Light of Our Lady at St. Lawrence Altar, 4</. : 
 Simon Hempsted, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 122). 
 St. Stephen.— Light of St. Stephen, Gd. : Henry Rand, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 239). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 2d. : Jas. Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 
 155). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, half a bushel of barley : Wm. Kete, 
 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. Thomas.— Light of St. Thomas, 4(/. : John Notte, 1535 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 279). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Light of the Resurrection, 2d. : John Fetell, 
 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 139) ; Wm. AVodhill, 1465 (Con. 2, fol. 
 157). 
 
 Light of the Resurrection, a lb. of wax: Wm. Brokemau, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 383) ; Robert Dene, 1481 (Con. 2, fol. 526). 
 
 Light of the Holy Sepulchre, 6d. : Henry Rand, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 239). 
 
 Light of the Holy Sepulchre, one bushel of barley : Jas. 
 Deryng, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 The flerse. — Light of the Herse, Gd. : Wm. Wodhill, 1465 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 157); John Wodell, 1483 (Con. 2, fol. 563) ; Henry Rand, 
 1190 (Con. 3, fol. 239); Jas. Deryng. 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 155). 
 
 Light of the Herse, half a bushel of barley : Wm. Kete, 1500 
 (A. 7,8). 
 
 Light of the Herse, Sd.: Simon Hempsted, 1511 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 122). 
 
 Light of the Herse, I2d. : Wm. Browning, 1529 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 77). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 4c?. : John Notte, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 
 279). 
 The Torches. — To the Light of the Torches, 4rf. : Jas. Deryng, 1497 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 155) ; Felicia Rolfe, 1506 (Con. 9, fol. 113). 
 Varici. — To each liight of the Church, 4</. To one new Lamp 
 burning in the choir of the Church, 20d. : Agnes, wife of Jas. 
 Wodehill, 147(5 (Con. 2, fol. 330). 
 
 To the new Bell, Vld. : .lohn Wodell, 1483 (Con. 2, fol. 563). 
 
 Repair of the well [fonle] of St. Edburge the A'irgin, 3s. 4J. : 
 Henry Jiand, U90 (Con. 3, fol. 239). 
 
 To the l)uilding of the Tower, £20, if the parishioners will 
 go on with the work within two years after my death, if not 
 then the £20 to other work of the Church. To the reparation 
 of the Basilica of St. Peter's, Rome, for a new Indulgence had, 
 (M. Hd.: Thos. Duffyn, vicar, L508 (Cou. 9, fol. 113).
 
 EAST KENT. 205 
 
 To the building of a place within the churchyard, £4, where 
 it shall seem best to the parishioners, in which they, after an 
 Aniiiversarv or other times, may hold ihcir di-iiilsings : Thos. 
 Dufiyii, vicar, 150H (Con. 9, fol.'llii). 
 
 To the work of the Church, 6s. Hd. A Bannercloth of the 
 Image of the Saviour to the Church : Felicia Kolfe, 1506 
 (Con. 9, fol. 113). 
 
 To the work of the Steeple, 20d. -. Wm. Rolfe, 1527 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 184). 
 
 To the inakiiif,' of the Steeple, £5, to be paid as the work 
 goes forward : Henry Erokenian, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. . .). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church, ten marcs : Wm. Browning, 
 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 77). 
 
 LYMPNE.* 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Stephen. — Buried in the Church of St. Stephen of 
 Limne: Eic'^ Knight, senior, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Stephen of Lympne. To each 
 Light in the Church, 12d. To the same Church four torches, 
 price 26s. Hd. : John Knachbull, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 10). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Lymne : Ric*^ Knight, 1480 
 (A. 3, 10) ; John Fagge, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 25). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Lympne : Wm. Forde, 1491 
 (A. 5, 14) ; Wm. Cole, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 The i?oo^.— Light of Holy Cross, 6s. 8d. : Bic'i Knight, senior, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of the High Cross. 3s. id. : Ric'^ Knight, 1480 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 To the Beam of Holy Cross, 20d. -. Thos. Knechboll, 1481 
 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 Light of the Great Cross, Hd. : Wm. Forde, 1491 (A. 5, 14). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4tf. : Wm. Cole, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 Holy Cross. — To tlie Light of Holy Cross on the north side of the 
 Church, 3s. 4(/. : Bic^' Knight, 1480 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 To the two Lights of Holv Cross, (Js. Hd. : W^m. Knight, 1480 
 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 Light of the Little Cross, I2d. : Wm. Forde, 1491 (A. 5, 14). 
 Holi/ Spirit.— To the Light of the Holy Ghost, 4d. : Wm. Cole, 
 
 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 Our Lddi/.—Uirhi: of Blessed Mary, 6.?. 8^/. : Pic'' Knight, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 To the Beam of St. Marv, 3.s-. 4^/. : Kic'> Knight, 1480 
 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Vii-gin Mary, 20^/. : Wm. Knight, 1480 
 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 To the Beam of St. Mary, 20d. : Thos. Knechboll, senior, 
 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 * See ArchcBologia Cantiana, Vol. XVIII., p. 436.
 
 206 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Parish Church of St. Stephen 
 
 of Lymne, before St. John the Baptist there: Wm. Knight, 
 
 14S0 (A. 3, 17). 
 St. Michael. — To the Eoodlight over St. Michael's Altar there, and 
 
 to the maintenance of the same Light, five kine : Thos. Kneech- 
 
 bull, 1514 (A. 12, 13). 
 St. Nicholas.— Ug\\\ of St. Nicholas, 12(/. : Eic'i Knight, 1480 
 
 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4r/. : A\^m. Forde, 149 L (A. 5, 14). 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Nicholas, 4^. : Wm. Cole, 1513 
 
 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. Stephen.— U2\\t of St. Stephen, 20r/. : Nicholas Eagge, 1476 
 
 (A. 3, 1) ; Eic' Knight, 1480 (A. 3, 16) ; Thos. Knechboll, 1481 
 
 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 4^/. : Wm. Cole, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 The Parishioners. — To the Light of the Parishioners, 8rf. : Nicholas 
 
 Fagge, 1476 (A. 3, 1). 
 The Easter Sepulchre. — liiglit of the Sepulchre, 8(/. : John Harryson, 
 
 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 The Torches. — To the Light of the Torches, 12(7. : John Harryson, 
 
 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 Varia. — To buying a new book called a Legend, 26s. 8<7. : Wm. 
 
 Knight, 1480 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 To the repair of the Church, 36s. 8^/. : John Eagge, 1501 
 
 (Con. 7, fol. 25). 
 
 Eeparation of the Tower of Lympne [s?c], £3 6s. ^d. ; and 
 
 to the reparation of the bad road between the Cross of Lympne 
 
 and Belavowe, 20s. : John Knachbull, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 10). 
 To the building of the clerk's house there, 10s. : Sir John 
 
 Newton, priest of the Parish Church, 1547 (Con. 21, fol. . .). 
 
 Court at Street. 
 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — To the reparation of the Chapel of St. Maiy of 
 Street, 3s. ^d. : John Knachbull of Lympne, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 10). 
 
 To Our Lady's Chapel of Court of Street, a yard, a quarter, 
 and halt' a nayle of cloth of gold, for to make a Vestment, and 
 for the making of the same, 20s. : Isabell Poyninge ot" Smeeth, 
 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 51). 
 
 To Our Ladv of Cortopstreet, 4rf. : Thos. Stubbis (or 
 Eobinson) of Borden, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 MAIDSTONE.* 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of the parish 
 of All Saints of Maydeston : yMice Brown, widow, 11mS5 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 620). 
 
 Buried in tlie chui-chyard of All Hallows of Maideston : 
 John Sweham, 1504 (l.\C.C., 31, Blamyr). 
 
 * See History of All Saints, Maidstone, by Iho late llev. J. Cave Browne.
 
 EAST KENT. 207 
 
 Buried in the Choir or Chancel of the Collegiate Church of 
 All 8aiiits. To the reparation of tlie same, lOs. : Joliu Cauiber- 
 ton, Master of the College of All ^■aints, 1506 (P.C.C, 6, 
 Adeane). 
 T/ie Bood. — lAirhi: of Holy Cross, 4^. : LawrcMico Piers, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 170). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, a lb. of wax: Kic'' Arnett, 1494 
 (Con. 4, fol. 5:3). 
 The Trinifi/.—To the Light of the Holy Trinitv, a lb. of wax : 
 Eic" Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 
 Liglitof the Trinity, hi- John Sweham, 1504 (P.C.C, 31, 
 Blamyr). 
 Our Lady. — Light of 8t. Mary, 4rf. : Lawrence Piers, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 170). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a taper of 1 lb. wax : 
 Wm. Maister of Lodyuton, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 358). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a lb. of wax: liic"' Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 53). 
 
 To the gilding of Our Lady in the Chancel, 20d. -. Rob* 
 Woldeham, 1501 (P.C.C, 3, Blamyr). 
 Onr Lady of Pity. — Light of the Blessed Virgin of Pity in the 
 
 Chancel, 1 lb. of wax : Bic'' Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 Our Lady, near Altar of Corpus Christi. — Light of the Blessed 
 Virgin Mary standing near the Altar of Corpus Christi in the 
 Church, a lb. of wax. To the making of a Tabernacle for the 
 Image of Blessed Virgin Marv near Altar of Corpus Cliristi, 12s. : 
 Eic'i Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 Our Lady, near the Holy Water Stoup. — To the Light of Blessed 
 Virgin Mary standing near the holy water stoup, a lb. of wax : 
 Kic" Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 Our Lady, near St. Erasmus. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary 
 standing near the Image of St. Erasmus, a lb. of wax : Eic"^ 
 Arnett, 1491 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chapel of Blessed Mary in the 
 north part of the Collegiate Church of All Saints, Maideston : 
 Win. Hallo, 1500 (P.C.C, 2, Blamvr). 
 
 Light of Our Lady Isle,* U. : John Sweham, 1501 (P.C.C, 31, 
 Blamyr) . 
 
 Buried in Our Lady Isle in the Church of All Hallows beside 
 my mother, Alice Baker: Thos. Baker, 1551 (Con. 24, fol. 1). 
 All Saints. — To the gilding of the Saint of All Hallows, 3s. 4f/. : 
 EoV AVoldeham, 1501 (P.C.C, 3, Blamyr). 
 
 To the gilding of Alhalowes, 6s. Sd. : John Sweham, 1504 
 (P.C.C, 31, Blamyr). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, Gd. : AVm. Maister of 
 Lodynton, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 358). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a lb. of wax : Eic'^ Arnett, 1494 
 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 
 * The north aisle of the Nave.
 
 208 TESTA^IENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4<7. : John Sweham, 1504 (P.CC, 
 31, Blamyr). 
 St. Clement.— Light o£ St. Clement, alb. of wax: 'Rk'^ Arnett, 
 
 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 Corpus Chn'sfi.— To the Altar of Corpus Christi, one napkin and 
 towel of diaper. To the Brethren of the Brotherhood of Corpus 
 Christi, a garden in Maidstone at Barrend : Alice Browne, 
 widow, 1485 (Con. 2, fol. 620). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 6^. Sd. : Bob' Goore, 
 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 298). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi,* 12^. : Wm. Padiam, 
 1513 (A. 12, 14). 
 Sf. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, a lb. of wax : Eic*! Arnett, 
 
 1494 (Cod. 4, fol. 53). 
 St. George.— Light of St. George, a lb. of wax: Eic'^ Arnett, 1494 
 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 
 Light of St. George, 4^. : John Sweham, 1504 (P.CC, 31, 
 Blamyr). 
 St. Katherine.—'Light of St. Katherine, a lb. of wax: Eic'^ Arnett, 
 
 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 *S'/. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, 4c?. : Lawrence Piers, 1488 
 (Con. 3, fol. 170). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, a lb. of wax : Eic^^ Arnett, 1494 
 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a lb. of wax : Eic'' Arnett, 
 
 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a lb. of wax : 
 
 Eic'' Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 St. Nicholas.— Light of St. Nicholas the Bishop, a lb. of wax : 
 
 Eic'i Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 St. Thomas of Canterburg.— Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, a lb. 
 of wax : Eic" Arnett, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 'id. : John Sweham, 1504 (P.CC, 31, 
 Blamyr). 
 St. Pe^^>-.— Light of St. Peter, a lb. of wax : Eic'' Arnett, 1494 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 53). 
 Jesus.— To the Light of the Brotherhood of Jesus, 12(/. : Laurence 
 Piers, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 170). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Jesus, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : 
 Wm. Maisterof Lodyiiton, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 358). 
 Vario. — To the reparation of the House of poor men of le Bregge 
 in Maidstone, 2().v. : liic'' Dine of Canterbury, 1484 
 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 To the Church a piece of linen to make alb.s : Alice Brown, 
 widow, 1485 (Con. 2, fol. 020;. 
 
 * The Hall of this Guild is in Earl Street (now occupied as a cooperage 
 by Messrs. Frcnilin), and was used as a Grauininr School until a (iew jears ago. 
 The moiuhors of this IJrolherhood used the north choir aisle, having at it.s east 
 end the Altar of Corpus Christi, as a Chapel for their religious services.
 
 EAST KENT. 209 
 
 To the CoUc^^c of Maidstone, 20r/., on this condition : That 
 the Master and lirethren suffer my body to be buried in the 
 churclivard of Lynton : ]\ie'' Master of Lodynton, 1484 
 (Con. ;], fol. S). 
 
 To the work and reparation of the Collegiate Church of 
 Maidstone, likl. : Wm. Maister of Lodynton, 1493 (Con. 3, 
 lol. 358). 
 
 To the reparation of the Steeple, 26'. : AVni. I'adiam, 1513 
 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 MAIDSTONE. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Faiili. — T3uri(d in the churchyard of the Chapel 
 
 of St. Faith of Maydeston : Eob' Goore, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 298). 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Faith, beside my brother. 
 
 To the reparation of the Church of St. Faith, 3s. 4.d. : Eob' 
 
 AVoldeham, 15(H (P.C.C, 3, Blamyr). 
 
 Buried in the cluu'chvard of St. Fevthes in Maidston, by 
 
 Thos. Gore : Thos. Man, 1513 (A. 12, 14). 
 Our Ladif. — To Our Lady Light in the body of the Church, 35. 4rf. : 
 
 Eobt 'Woldeham, 1501 (P.C.C, 3, Blamyr). 
 Vnria. — To the reparation of the Chapel of St. Faith, 13s. Ad. : 
 
 Alice Browne, widow, 1485 (Con. 2, fol. 620). 
 
 MAEDEN. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Michael. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Michael 
 of Marden : Joan Joope, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Eob* Mayhewe, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10) ; Eobt Tylden, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; A\^m. Johnson, 1499 
 (A. 6, 4). 
 The Hood.— Light of the High Cross, 4d.: Bob* Tylden, 1477 
 (A. 3 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8d. -. Eic'' Terrv, 1498 (A. 7, G). 
 Light of Holv Cross, 20^/. : Wm. Fant, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 Light of Holy Cross, (is. 8d. : Thos. Bocher, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary in the Chapel there, 
 Gs. Hd. : Thos. Bocher, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Mary iu the Chai^el, 4d. : John Mayhew, 1505 
 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 In honour of St. Mary in the Clia])el, 20d., for one taper 
 to burn before the Image of St. Mary in time of divine service 
 yearly : Stephen Tilden, 1513 (A. 12," 6). 
 Our Lady of P^Vy.— Light of St. Mary of Pity, 2d. : Eob' ISIay- 
 
 hewe, 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; Wm. Fant, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 AssiimiJtion of Our Ladi/. — Light of the Assumption of Blessed 
 
 Mary, Ad. : Stephen a Mille, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 St. Blaise. — Light of St. l^ase, Ad. : Agnes Silverlok, widow, 1473 
 (.A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Blase, 2d. : Thos. Afforde, 1499 (A. 7, 8).
 
 210 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Christopher. — Liglit of St. Christopher, 1^. : Eob' Mayhewe, 
 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Li^ht of St. Christopher, 2d. : Wni. Faiit, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12^/. : AVni. Swyiiarton, 1478 
 (Con. 2, fol. 381). 
 >S'^. James. — Light of St. James the Apostle, 12f/. : A¥m. Swynarton, 
 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 881). 
 St. JbA«.— Light of St. John, id. : Agnes Silverlok, widow, 1473 
 
 (A. 2, 8). ' 
 *S^/. JoJai the Baptist. — Buried in the Chapel of St. John the 
 Baptist in the Church of Harden : Joan Selby, 1492 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 319). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4rf. : Agnes Silverlok, 
 widow, 1473 (A." 2, 8) ; Eic'^ Terry, 1498 (A. 7, 6) ; Eic^' Terry, 
 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4(/. : Agnes Sih^erlok, widows 
 
 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, 4rf. : Agnes 
 
 Silverlok,' widow, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael, 4f/. : Agnes Silverlok, widow, 
 1473 (A. 2, 8); Joan Joope, 1473 (A. 2, 8); Eob^ Tylden, 
 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; John Knott, 1498 (A. 7, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, M. -. Eic'^ Terrv, 1498 (A. 7, 6). 
 Light of St. Michael, 20d. : Wm. Swynarton, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 381). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 3s. id. : Thos. Bocher, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 The Herse. — Light of the Herse, Vld. : Agnes Silverlok, widow, 
 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of the Herse, id.: Joan Joope, 1473 (A. 2, 8); 
 Stephen a Mille, 1474 (A. 2, 15) ; Eob^ Tylden, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 Light of the Herse, 2d. : Eob* Mayhewe, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 Varia. — A new thurible to be bought for the Church, 40s. : Thos. 
 Bocher, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 To the nave of the Church, 6s. 8^/. : Peter Kent, chaplain, 
 1505(A. 9, 2). 
 
 To the High beam before the Great Cross as many boUys 
 of laton as may be bought for Gs. 8^/., to serve afore the cross : 
 Stephen Tilden, 1513 (A. 12, G). 
 
 MAEGATE.* 
 
 Dedication: St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church of 
 St. John in Thauet : John Saunder of Cherchedowne, 1414 
 (Con. 1, fol. 31) ; Thomas Halo, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church porch, and to the reparation ol" the 
 porch, 13s. id. : Julian Lucas, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 
 I5uric(l in the Churcli in the middle pace : Thos. Sayer, 1532 
 (A, 19,9;. 
 The Trinity. — To the Brotherhood Light of Holy Trinity, a bushel 
 
 * See Archeeoloffia Cantiana, Vol. XXV., pp. 64 — 74.
 
 EAST KENT. 211 
 
 of bivrlcv: John Smytli, 1172 (A. 2, 3) ; Wm. Cornwavlis, 1473 
 (A. 2, 7); Wm. Lyderer, 1175 (A. 2, 16); Margaret Lederer, 
 widow, 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 The Foo(I.~To tho Image of tlic Cnicifix, 20a-. : John Saunder, 1414 
 (Con. 1, fol. 31). 
 
 To the Brotherhood Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : 
 \Vm. Cornwavlis, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, two bushels of barley : John Caller, 
 
 1479 (A. 3, ll)rJames Jordan, 1480 (A. 3, 19) ; Geo. Davy, 
 
 1480 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 To the snpjiort of tho Lights before the High Cross there 
 called the Trendell Light, 3s. 4<L : Thos. Hale, 1501 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Great Cross : Thos. Davy, 
 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the High Cross. To the Church 
 for my grave, Gs. Srf.,and to each Light of which I am a brother, 
 a bushel of barley : Martin Davy, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 Om^ Lady. — Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : Wm. Lyderer, 
 1475 (A. 2, IG). 
 
 To the Brotherhood Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : 
 Margaret Lederer, widow, 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 Our Lady of Pity.— To Our Lady of Pity, my best beads to be 
 sold, and the money to the reparation of Our Lady : Julian 
 Lucas, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 CJiapel of Ovr Lady.— Bwv'xoA in the Chancel of St. Mary in the 
 Church of St. John the Baptist : Isabella, relict of Simon Graunt, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary in the Church of St. John: 
 Simon Northwood, 1508 (A. 11, 2). 
 
 To the Chapel of St. Mary for the time of the purification 
 of women, two choshonys \_i.e., cushions] price 26-. : Margaret 
 Lederer, widow, 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 
 My best girdle to Our Lady in the north part [of the Church] 
 the girdle to be sold and money to the reparation of our Lady 
 Julian Lugas, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 St. Anne. — To the Image of St. Anne, a quarter of barley : John 
 Saunder, 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 31). 
 
 To the l^rotherhood Light of St. Anne, four bushels of 
 barley: Thos. Davy, 1 177 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, a bushel of barley : Wm. Flete, senior, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 39). 
 St. George.— To the Brotherhood Light of St. George, a bushel 
 of barley: Thos. Davy, 1477 (A. 3, 5); Margaret Lederer, 
 widow, 1478 (A. 3, 9) ; Geo. Daw, 1480 (A. 3, 22) ; Thos. 
 Sayer, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 .S"^. Gregory. — Light of St. Gregory, a bushel of barley : Wm. Flete, 
 
 senior, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 39). 
 St. James. — To the Brotherhood Light of St. James, a bushel of 
 barley : Thos. Smyth, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
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 212 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. John. — Light before the Image of St. John, 8d.: John Saunder, 
 
 1414 (Con 1, fol. 31). 
 
 Light of St. John, a bushel of barley : Wm. Lvderer, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 16); Thos. Baselev, 14S0 (A. 3, "14) ; Geo." Daw, 1480 
 
 (A. 3, 22). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley : John 
 
 Coper, 1475 (A. 2, 16); John Norkvu. 1475 (A. 2, 16) ; Thos. 
 
 Baselev, 14S0 (A. 3, 14). 
 St. Margaret. — To the Brotherhood Light of St. Margaret, a bushel 
 
 of barley : Thos. Suivth, 1475 (A. 2, 17) ; John Caller, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 11) ; George Davy, 14S0 (A. 3, 22). 
 St. Thomas of Canterhvry. — To the Brotherhood Light of St. Thomas 
 
 the Martvr, a bushel of barlev : John Smyth, 1472 (A. 2. 3) ; 
 
 Thos. Sayer, 1532 (A. 10, 9). 
 Holy Sepulchre.— lA^ii of the Holy Sepulchre, 4:d. : James Jordan, 
 
 1480 (A. 3, 19). 
 Varia. — To the Church, a Cross of Silver to the value of £10": 
 
 Isabella, relict of Simon Graunt, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 To the mending of the bells, 13s. 4(7. To the Palm Cross of 
 
 the churchyard, Gs. Sd. : Julian Lucas, 1521 (A. 14, 8). 
 
 Sir John Bowrman, vicar, died in 1535, and desired to be 
 
 buried in the Chancel before the patron of the Church. He 
 
 gave to the Church a new Canopy, price lO*'. ; and to every 
 
 Light I am a brother of, 1 lb. of wax ; the residue of the 
 
 wax to AVodechurch [iji Thanet]. To the high Chancel, a 
 
 Manual ; also for an Antiphonar for the vicar's side, written, 
 
 £G ins. 4id. To the reparation of the Church, £6 13s. 4</. 
 
 (A. 20,5). 
 
 To the Church of St. John, one surplice, aud all my best 
 
 books that I have in the Church. Eeparation of the Bells, 
 
 3s. A:d. Ex'ors (John Hewet and Eic'^ Palmer) to buy one 
 
 chalice, price £4, and deliver it up to the Church of St. John : 
 
 Sir Simon Cowper, vicar, 1545 (A. 23, 3). 
 
 Salmeston Chapel. 
 
 To the Chapel of Salmyston, four bushels or barley : Jas. 
 Jordan, 1480 (A. 3, 19). 
 
 To the High Altar of the Chapel of Salmystone, 8r/. : John 
 Jordan of St. Lawrence, 1465 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 MEREWOKTH. 
 
 Dedication : St. Laiorence. — See " Parish Churches of AVest Kent," 
 by Lolaiid L. Duncan, F.S.A., in the Transaction.'< of the St. 
 l^auVs I'lcciesioloijical Society, vol. iii.]
 
 :fiAST KENT. 213 
 
 MERSHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the cliurcliyai'J of 
 St. John the liiipti.st of Mersham : Walter Tlege, U71 (A. 1, 17 j; 
 John Jenkiii, 1 181 (A. 3, 20) ; John Baldwin, USo (Con. 3, 
 fol. 37) ; Wui. Miles, IWd (A. 7, 5;. 
 
 Buried in the west porch of the Church : Koger Miller, 1477 
 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church-porch of St. John the l^aptist of 
 Mersham : Win. Rooke, 1518 (A. 13, 3). 
 The llood.—\jv^\\toi Holy Cross, 4t/. : Walter Plege, 1471 (A. 1, 17); 
 Wm. Carpinter, 1480 (A. 3, 16); AVm. Carpenter, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Light of High Cross, 8(/. : John Manning, 1475 (A. 2, 17); 
 .lolm Jenkin, 1481 (A. 3, 20); John Baldwin, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 37) ; Wm. liooke, 1518 (A. 13, 3). 
 
 Light of High Cross, Vld. : Roger Miller, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; 
 Wm. Miles, 1499 (A. 7, 5) ; John Coward, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, '.^s. 4t/. : Patrick (xille of !St. Martin 
 at Romney, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 156). 
 Qrookedbeme. — To the Light called Crokedbeme, 6(/. : John Fagg, 
 senior, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Light called Crokedbeme, 8f/. : Thos. Byng, 1484 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 To the Light called Crokedbeme in the Church, iid. : Wm. 
 Carpentar, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary near St. Stephen, Sd. : John Jeiiliin, 
 1481 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of St. Mary, I2d. : John Fagg, 
 senior, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 12^. : Thos. Byng, 1484 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Light of Bles^sed Mary, -id. : Ric>» Shrympinden, 1498 (A. 7,5). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in tlie churchyard of St. John the 
 Baptist of Mersham, before the door of the Chapel of Blessed 
 Mary : John Turnor, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 To the Chapel of St. Mary, (id. -. Walter Plege, 1471 (A. 1, 17). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the Chapel there, 8i. : John Maning, 
 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the Chapel, 20 J. : Roger Miller, 
 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 To the Chapel of St. Mary, two cows : Wm. Carpinter, 1480 
 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Mary now in the Chapel, Hd. : John Jenkin, 
 1481 (A. 3,20). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the Chapel within the Church of 
 Mersham, 20c?. and a cow: Patrick (Hlle of St. Martins at 
 Romney, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 56). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary within the churchyard 
 [sic] of the Parish Church of St. John the Baptist, before the 
 Image of St. Katherine in the same Chapel ; and to the repara- 
 tion of the Chapel of St. Mary, 206-. : Wm. Colier, senior, 1489 
 (A. 5, 5).
 
 214 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary iu a Chapel there, Is. : Wni. Miles, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 To the reparatiou of the Chapel of St. Mary the Virgin 
 standing within the churchyard there, Ss. 4J. : John Coward, 
 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard before the door of the Chapel of 
 
 the Blessed Virgin Mary. To the Light within the said Chapel, 
 
 4d. : Wm. Carpentar, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 St. Clement.— Ught of St. Clement, Sd.: John Jenkin, 1481 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 3s. 4^?. : John 
 
 Turnor, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4<?. : John Maning, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17) ; John Fuller, 1500 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Sd. -. Thos. Byng, 1484 
 (A. 4, 2); John Jenkin, 14S1 (A. 3, 20); Patrick Gille of 
 St. Martin at Eomney, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 56). 
 St. Stephen.— Light of St. Stephen, 12d. : Patrick Gille of St. 
 iNIartiiis at Eomney, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 56). [See under St. Mary.'] 
 The Torches. — Light of the Torches, 4^:?. : John Maning, 1475 
 (A, 2, 17) ; John Fuller, 1500 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 Light of the Torches, Sd. -. Koger Miller, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 To the Torches of the Church, 2i)d. : Wm. Miles, 1499 
 (A. 7, 5). 
 Varia. — To the work of a new Kodeloft, 6s. Sd. To the reparation 
 of the walls of the churchyard, 3s. 4rf. To the work of the new 
 vestry, 20d. : John Maning, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 MILSTEAD. 
 
 Dedication : Holy Gross. — Buried in the churchyard of the Church 
 
 of the Exaltation of Holy Ci'oss of Mylstede : John Wynde, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Parish Church of St. Mary 
 
 and Holy Cross of Milsted : Eob' Cheyne, 1489 (A. 5, 2). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard, beside the procession door: 
 
 Eobt Alan, 1522 (A. 15, 2)". 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, one ewe : John Wynde, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, 11) ; Thos. Queynt, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in Our Lady Chapel of Milsted. 
 
 To the reparation of Our Lady Chancel, 33s. 4id. : Humfry 
 
 Chcyiiey, 1527 (A. 17, 8). 
 *S7. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, one cow : 
 
 John Wynde, 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 <S7. Marqaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4r7. : John Wynde, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, one ewe : Thos. Queynt, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret of Milkslcnl, one ewe: Stephen 
 
 Porrage of Kodmeishani, 1539 (A. 18, 9j.
 
 15AST KENT. S15 
 
 ^S/. jVicJioIas. — Lip;}it of St. Nicholas, 4d. : John "Wynde, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, 11). 
 St. Peter.— Light of St. Pctor, id. : John W^ntle, M74 (A. 2, 11). 
 Standard Light. — To the Light of the laton candlestick there 
 
 ciilled Standard, burning before the high altar, id. : Thos. 
 
 Queynt, lol4 (A. 12, 12). 
 Varia. — To the pavement being made in the Church, 3s. id. : 
 
 Rob^ Cheyne, L4S9 (A. 5, 2). 
 
 Towards a new cross of silver to be bought, (is. Sd. : Thos. 
 
 Queynt, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 MILTON (near Sittingboubne). 
 
 Dedication : The Hoi// Trinity. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 Holy Trinity, Middelton, near mv wife : Sampson Style, 1-101 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Holy Trinity of Middelton, 
 iu the procession path before the west door : Wm. May, 1465 
 
 (A- 1. 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Holy Trinity of Middleton: Rob 
 Thompson, priest, 1409 (A. 7, 4) ; John Godyu, 1.j14 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church iu the high ])art beside the font : 
 Robt Coting, 1526 (A. 17, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church against the church-door beside the 
 pillow [_sic^^ : John Hogiu, senior, 1584 (A. 20, 3). 
 The Trinity. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image 
 of the Blessed Trinity : Wm. Hart, armite [_sic], 1498 
 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 1 lb. of wax : John Triplowe, 1510 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 The Rood. — Light of the Rood, 1 lb. of wax : John Triplowe, 1510 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Roodloft : Thos. Grove- 
 herst, priest, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 6(/. : Sampson Stvlc, 1464 
 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, I lb. of wax : John Triplowe. 1510 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 6(/. ; and to the gilding of Our Lady, 
 iOd. : Wm. Huggin of Q.wyntan.street in Middleton, 1513 
 (A. 12, 6). ^ 
 
 To the gilding of the Tabernacle of Our Lady, 2 lbs. of 
 malt: John Godyn, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — To the Lights of St. Mary and St. John the 
 Baptist in the Chancel of St. Marvin tiie Church of Middleton, 
 two cows : John Bunting, 1465 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 To the use of tlie Altar of Blessed Mary, one sheet : Rob* 
 Thompson, priest, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady Chancel before the Image of St. John
 
 216 TEST AMENTA CANTIAINW. 
 
 tlie Baptist there ; a stone of marble with scrij)ture and 
 engraving over my grave, £4 : Thos. Ayliff, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. Mary of Uplond.— h\g\\t of St. Mary of Uplond, iSd. : Thos. 
 
 Sprotte, 1472 (A. 2, G). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — A taper of \ lb. of wax to burn before the 
 Image of Our Lady of Pity: Wm. Hart, armite, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 1 lb. of wax: John Triplowe, 
 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 Ex'ors find a Light of \ lb. of wax before Our Lady of 
 Pity for eight years : John Godyn, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 A taper of G lbs. of wax before the Image of Our Lady o£ 
 Pity in the body of the Church : Thos. Ayliff, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 Assmnption of Our Lady.— Ho the gilding of the Assumption of 
 
 Our Lady, 1G(/. : Wm. Hewe, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, Qd. : Sampson Style, 1464 (A. 1, 5). 
 A taper of | lb. of wax to burn before the Image of St. 
 James : Wm. Hart, armite, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 To the altar of St. James, four ells of diaper : Jas. Letman, 
 1503 (A. 7, 79). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard near the door of the House of 
 St. James. To the priest of St. James, 12(/. : Adrian Martin, 
 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. James towards a stock, a bushel 
 of malt. To gildiug the E-oodloft over St. James, 2 lbs. of 
 malt : John Grodyn, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Jaines, Gs. Sd., that is to the 
 stock of the same brotherhood: Wm. Foster, 1520 (A. 15, 3). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 1 lb. of wax: Johu Triplowe, 1510 
 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. .lohn the Baptist, 2d. : Thos. 
 Sin-otte, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 A taper of | lb. of wax to burn before the Image of St. 
 John the Baptist : AVm. Hart, armite, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Johu the Baptist, four ells of diaper. 
 A chaplain to celebrate for me in the Chapel of St. .lohn : 
 Jas. Letman, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 79). 
 
 For ten years a taper of G lbs. o-f wax, before the Image of 
 .St. Jolin the Baptist : Thos. Ayliff, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. Katherine. — A tai)er of | lb. of wax to burn before the Image 
 
 of St. Katharine : Wm. Hart, armite, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 St. Loye. — Two tapers of wax of 3 lbs., be burned before St. Loye : 
 win. Hewe, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Ex'ors find a Light before St. Loye of \ lb. of wax for eight 
 years: John Godyn, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, 1 lb. of wax : John Triplowe, L510 
 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Thomas the Marti/r. — Light of St. 'i'hdinas the Martyr, 2d. : 
 Thos. Sprotte, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Iviglit of St. Thomas, 1 lb. of wax : Joini Triplowe, 1510 
 (A. 11,8).
 
 EAST KENT. 21^ 
 
 Jesus. — A taper of i lb. of wax to burn before the Image of Jesus: 
 
 Wm. Hart, ariuite, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 Varia. — At my biiryiii<i[, live Masses of the Pive \V^)UIlds ; at my 
 month's (hiy live Masses of the Assumption of Our Lady: 
 AVm. llewe,' loi:3 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 To the gilding of the Kood Lough. 3«. 4^/. : AVm. Foster, 
 1520 (A. 15, 3). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church, £0 i'A.s. id. : Thos. 
 Groveberst, priest, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church, twenty ewes to make a 
 stock. To the Church, £12 to buy a pair of organs. Out of 
 the phice I do live in, and out of the hind bought in Milton, 
 £10 towards a great bell after my wife's death: Eob' Coting, 
 152G (A.17, 2). 
 
 Six Masses at my burying day and nunith's mind, and a 
 treutal by Whitsuntide next. A Washe* of Oysters at my 
 burying day, and a Washe of 03^sters at my mouth's day. A 
 dozen of bread and kilderkin of beer at my l)urying day and 
 month's day: Grarard Johnson, 1528 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 To the Cliurch a canopy with four bells of silver, and with 
 fringe and staves thereunto, according to the value of 406-. : 
 Thos. Ayleff, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 MILTON (near Canterbury). 
 
 Dedication : Sf. tTohn the Baptist. — Buried in the Chapel of St. John 
 the Baptist of Middleton, near the grave of Joan my wife : 
 Ralph Chyche of Middleton, gent., 1504 (P.C.C, 21, Holgrave). 
 
 Our Lady. — To the Lii^ht of Our Lady in the Chapel of St. John 
 the Baptist, 5 lbs. of wax: Wm. Newcome, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 
 St. Geor()e. — Light of St. George, 1 lb. of wax : Wm. Newcome, 
 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 
 8t. James. — To the Warden of the St. James' Wacche, one cow to 
 find a Light of St. James: Ralph Chyche. 150|. r P.C.C, 21. 
 Holgrave). 
 
 Varia. — To the necessary works and for the reparation within the 
 aforesaid Church, 206-. : Ralpli Chyche, 1501 (P.C.C, 21, Hol- 
 grave) . 
 
 MINSTER IN SHEPPEY.t 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady and St. Sexhurya. — Buried in the church- 
 yard of St. Mary and St. Sexburge of [\Iinster : Nicholas at 
 Lee, 1471 (A. 1, Is). 
 
 * .\ Wash is a basket used at \yhitstnl)le for mensnrin.i,' whelks, and 
 containing ab Tit half a prickle or ten strikes of oysters. A strike is four 
 h\xAi(A'i.'-Dictici)Mry of Keiif Didlert. 
 
 t See Archmologia Cantiaiia, Vol. XX 11., pp. 144 — 168.
 
 218 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of St. Mary and St. Sexburga 
 before the new choir door : John Sole, 1521 (A. 14, 6). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Monastery of St. Sexburga : 
 Thos. Grene of Leysdow'ne, U7-i (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Sexburga of Minster : Peter 
 Cleve, 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; Thos. Cleve, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Sexburga of Minster : John 
 Stainforte of Queenborough, 1481 (A 3, 22). 
 
 Buried within the south porch of the Church of St. Sexburga 
 of Minster. To the Prioress of Minster, 12^?., and to each 
 sister, 8c?. Eeparation of the aforesaid porch, to make them 
 a tablet to my memory, 20s. : Walter Eivce of Leysdon, 1482 
 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 Buried in the churchyai'd of St. Mary and St. Sexborough 
 of Minster : Nicholas Eedf vn of Queenborough, 1504 (A. 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Sexborough of Minster : 
 Rose Eedefyn, widow, of Queenborough, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Sexburgha called the Minster : 
 John Sigor of Warden, 1500 (A. 8, 8). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, four ewes : Nicholas at Lee, 
 1471 (A. 1,18). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, one ewe : Wm. Cardou, 1498 (A. 7, 4) ; 
 Wm. Dene, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 To the Light before the Crucifix, a lb. of wax : Thos. Taylor, 
 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To the Roodlight in the Parish Church, four ewes : John 
 Sole, 1521 (A. 14, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, ten ewes : Thos. Bennett, 1502 
 (P.C.C., 15, Blanivr). 
 Our Ladi/.—Ught of Blessed Marv, 40t/. : Peter Cleve, 1479 
 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light jof Blessed Mary, one eAve : Wni. Cardon, 1498 
 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light of St. Mary of Pity in the choir, three 
 
 ewes : Nicholas at Lee, 1471 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity in tlie new choir, four ewes : 
 
 John Sole, 1521 (A. 14, 6). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, lib. of wax: John Sole, 1521 
 
 (A. 14, 6). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, two ewes : Nicholas at Lee, 
 
 1471 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 Light of Blessed Maiy at the Altar of St. Lawrence, 1 lb. of 
 
 wax : Thos. Taylor, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Buried before the Altar of Blessed Mary the Virgin, close to 
 
 the seat and near le ])u]|)ctt in the aisle of St. Lawrence: Thos. 
 
 Bennett, 1502 (P.C.C, 15, Blaniyr). 
 St. Leonard. — To the Image of St. Leonard in the Parish Church 
 
 of Minster, one lb. ol' wax : John Bellinger of Faversham, 1529 
 
 (A. 18, 9).
 
 EAST KENT. 219 
 
 St. Mary MaijdaJcne. — Light of St. Miiry Magdalene in the retro 
 choir of the Nuns, half a lb. of wax : Thos. Taylor, 1502 
 (A. 8,8). 
 Chapel of iSt. John the Baptist. — Buried in the church-yard of 
 St. Sexburge at llie iMenstre, by tlie Cross that standeth by the 
 way beside St. John the Baptist Chapel; and there 1 will and 
 ordain aud bequeath to make a Cross of stone with five steps, in 
 the same place where I am buried, G marcs. To the Prioress 
 of the same place, -lO*-. : Bic'' iiede of Eastchurch, 1 172 
 (A. 2, G). 
 
 To the reparation of the Chapel of St. John the Baptist, 40^/. : 
 Peter Cleve, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. John, being in the churchyard of 
 Minster: John Spencer, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist in the church- 
 yard of Minster. To my lady Prioress, 12^., and to everyone 
 of the ladies in the same place, 4(/. : Sir John Male, curate, of 
 Eastchurch, 1524 (A. 16, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist at Minster, 
 within the door: Thos. Sigor of Warden, 1533 (A. 19, 13;. 
 Chapel of St. Katharine. — To the Light of Holy Cross in the 
 Chapel of St. Katheriiie, 1 lb. of wax : Agnes Hethe, 149G 
 (A. G, 4). 
 St. /V/r>-.— Light of St. Peter, two ewes : AVm. Dem, 1498 
 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Peter of Ossendeu, two sheep : John 
 Sole, 1521 (A. 14, G). 
 St. Sexhurga. — Light of St. Sexburga in the choir of the Parish 
 Church, 2 lbs. of wax : Agnes Hethe, 1496 (A. G, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Sexboi'ough, 1 lb. of wax : John Sole, 1521 
 (A. 14,6). 
 
 A taper to burn befoi'e the Image of Saxborough in the 
 Parish Church, 3s. 4<d. : Thos. Potman, 1532 (A. 19, H). 
 The Resurrection. — To the Light that stands before the pillar near 
 the roodloft [pulj)etuin] of the representation of the liesur- 
 rection of the Lord, two ewes : xN'icholas at Lee, 1471 (A. 1, IS). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the bell lower there, -Md. for the part 
 of the Prioress, and 40f/. for the parishioners" part : Peter 
 Cleve, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Reparation of the iiell-tower of IMinster on behalf of the 
 Prioress aud Nuns, 40*/., and for the parishioners' part, 40^/. : 
 Thos. Cleve, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 To each Canon serving (xod in the Monastery, 8J. To the 
 Church of Minster, two acres of land called Hamonds near 
 the messuage of John (iibbis, to buy a basin of latyn, and in the 
 same basin three lbs. of wax shall burn before the Altar of 
 the Cross in the same Church for ever, viz.. on Sundays and 
 other P'easts : Agnes Hethe, 149G (A. G, 4). 
 
 To the Parish Church of Minster, two banners, lOs. : Eliouora 
 Auger, 1498 (A. 7, 4).
 
 220 TESTAMEXTl CANTIANA. 
 
 To the high altar of the Church of the Nuns to the new 
 reparation, £10. To the Lady Prioress, 10s. ; to Dames Mar- 
 garet White, Agues Norton, and Agnes Taufield, to each, lOs. ; 
 and to evei'v of the other ladies there, Ss. -iJ. To the Shrine of 
 St. Sexburge, a little crucifix with a ere [sic] pike of silver : 
 Wm. Fisher, priest in the Minster of Sheppcy, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 To the making of the Kood, Gs. 8d. To the making of the 
 next pane in the cloister in the Abbey, 6s. 8^/. : Walter Archer, 
 1520 (A. 14, 10). 
 
 To the Altar of Holy Saviour in the lady's choir, a lb. of 
 wax. To the Altar of Holy Saviour in the Parish Church 
 of Minster, a lb. of wax ready striked or made. A A^estment of 
 green satin of Bruges price 20s., with an Image on the back of 
 St. Sexburgh and a remembrance of tlie giver. That there be 
 glazed one window in the cloister of the Monastery of St. Sex- 
 burge at the cost of my ex'ors. To my Lady Prioress, 3s., and 
 to every lady in the said Monastery, 20d. A priest to sing for 
 my soul, parents, etc., for one year at the Altar of the Salutation 
 of Our Lady in the Parish Church of Minster in Sheppey and 
 have £6 13s. 4d. : John Bellinger of Faversham [where buried], 
 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 To the gilding of the High Cross in Minster Church, 40s. 
 To the Church of Minster for to buy a cope for high days, of 
 purpure Isic] velvet, £6 13s. 4:4. : Wm. Abell of Eastchurch, 
 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 73). 
 
 MINSTER IN THANET. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in tlie Church of St. Mary of 
 Minster: Elisabeth, relict of John Coonibe, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Bnried in the Chancel of ihe Church: John Hutte, vicar, 
 1475 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Thorne [i.e., the North Transept] 
 before the Image of St. Nicholas, in the Church of IVIinsler in 
 the Isle of Thanet : Thos. St. Nicholas, senior, 147(5 (A. o, 3). 
 
 Buried in the north transept [porticus] of the Church : 
 Wm. at Wey, 1480 (A. 3, 17). 
 
 Buried in the Church near the font : John Cheeseman, 1480 
 (A 3, 18). 
 
 Buried in the transept [in portico] of the Church of the 
 Blessed Mary of Minster on the north side, near Win. atte 
 Wey, my husband: Joan AV^ey, 14^7 (A. 4, 5). 
 
 Buried in tlie north ylde [sic] before the Blessed Eood, 
 and to that intent £6 13s. 1^/. to the rcparaticni of the Church, 
 which is to remain in the hands of my ex'ors until tlie aforesaid 
 yhle shall be made: John Baker, 1506 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 linried in ihc noi'lli aisle before the rood; and to the 
 reparation of the same ylde, £0 13s. 4J. : John Baker, 1511 
 (A. 11,4).
 
 EAST KENT. 221 
 
 Buried in the Cliurcli of Our Ladv of Miriptor : Koefr TTills, 
 1515 (A. 12, i;]). 
 
 Buried in the Cliui-ch- porch of Minster : Koh* Hayward, 
 1520 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Chureli : Alice Bocking, 1534 (Con. IG, 
 fol. 72). 
 
 Buried in the Church at the south side. For my burial to 
 the Church, (is. Hd Reparation of the Clinn-h, 20s.: Ric** 
 Bocking, 1543 (A. 23, 5). 
 The Trhiif ^.—U^ht of Holy Trinity, 20d. : Elisabeth Coombe, 
 1467 (A. 1,9). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, one bushel of barley : John Combe, 
 1462 (A. 1, 11) ; Thos. Browne, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 To the painting of the Tabernacle of the Blessed Trinity, 
 26s. Sd. ; and as much as will gilt the Blessed Trinity : Roger 
 Hills, 1515 (A. 12, 13). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Wm. at 
 Wey, 1480 (A. 3, 17) ; Joan Wey, 1487 (A. 4, 5) ; Roger 
 Browne, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 Light before the High Cross, a quarter of barley : Lawrence 
 Knight, 1504 (A. 8, 14) ; Thos. 8t. Nicholas, 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 6d. : Rob* Hayward, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 The Low Hood. — Light of the Low Cross [basse crucis], one 
 quarter of barley: Lawrence Knight, 1504 (A. 8, 14). 
 
 To the reparation of the Beam before the low cross, 3a'. 4(/. : 
 Roger Browne, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 Light of the Low Cross, 4J. : Rob' Hayward, 1529 
 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 Light of the Low Cross. 8^. : Wm. Water, 1533 (Con. 16, 
 fol. 80). 
 
 To the Loo Rood, a good sheet for to liang over him [sic] : 
 Alice Becking, 1534 (Con. 16, fol. 72). 
 
 Buried before the Low Rood within the Church. To the 
 Low Cross Li";ht, half the charges of striking it : Hen. Bocking, 
 1535 (A. 20, 8). 
 Hol^ Cross nenr Sf. liildred. — To the Light of Holy Cross near 
 the Light of St. ^Mildred, a bushel of barley : Joan Wey, 1487 
 (A. 4, 5). 
 Our Lady. — To the Image of Our Lady, a lawn kercher : Joan 
 Robson, widow, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 63). 
 
 To the painting of the Tabernacle of Our Lady in the choir, 
 20s. : Roger Hills, 1515 (A. 12, 13). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light of Our Lady of Pity in St. Margaret's 
 
 Chapel, '4rf. : Win. Water, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 80). 
 St. Anne.~-'L\g\ii of St. Anne, 20d. -. Elisabeth Coombe, 1467 
 (A. 1,9). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, a bushel of barley: Edmund Acombe, 
 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 403) ; John Knotte, 1512 (A. 12, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, a quarter of barley : Lawrence Knight, 
 1504 (A. 8, 14).
 
 222 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To painting St. Anne's Chapel, 40s. : Eoger Hills. 1515 
 (A. 12, 13). 
 ^S*^. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, half a quarter of barley 
 
 or 20(7. : Thos. St. Nicholas, senior, 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 St. Oeorge. — To the washing and painting of the Wall, where the 
 Image of St. George standeth, 3s. id. : Elisabeth Cooinbe, 1467 
 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. George, one bushel of barley : John Coombe, 
 1462 (A. 1, 11); George Walter, 1475 (A. 2, 16); Edmund 
 Acombe, 1479 (Con. 2. fol. 403) ; Stephen Saunder. 1479 
 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 To St. George as much as will gilt him and paint about 
 where he standeth : Koger Hills, 1515 (A. 12, 13). 
 St. Gregory. — Light of St. Gregory, a quarter of barley : Lawrence 
 
 Knight, 1504 (A. 8, 14). 
 St. James. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. James : 
 Wm. at Wev, 1506 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 Light of "St. James, 20^7. : Elisabeth Coombe, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : Thos. Browne, 1473 
 
 (A. 2, 7) ; Stephen Saunder, 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; Eoger Browne, 
 
 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 St. John.—Ught of St. John, Qd. : Bob' Hayward, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : John 
 
 Baker, 1506 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, (Sd. : Bob' Hayward, 1529 (A. 18, 8). 
 [See Our Ladg of Pity.'] 
 St. Mildred. — Light of St. Mildred, a bushel of barley: Stephen 
 
 Saunder, 1479 (A. 3, 12). [See Holy Cross.'] 
 St. Nicholas. — 'Buried in the Chancel of Thorne, before the Image 
 
 of St. Nicholas : Thos. St. Nicholas, senior, 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, one bushel of barley : Jotm Combe, 
 1462 (A. 1^ 11). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, half a quarter of barley or 20</. : Thos. 
 St. Nicholas, senior, 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of Blessed Thomas, a bushel of barley : Thos. 
 Browne, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; Geo. AValter, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, one quarter of barley: Thos. St. Nicholas, 
 senior, 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 Varia. — To the buying a Crisniatory of silyer for the Church, 
 13.?. 4<7. To the buying of a goodly and honest Pall to be borne 
 over the AVorshipful Sacrament on Palm Sunday and Corpus 
 Christi dav, 20.s. : Eli.siboth, relict of John "Coome, 1467 
 (A. 1,9). ■ 
 
 To buy a Pa.x of silver foi- tlH> Church, 26s. 8f/. : John Hutte, 
 vicar, 1475 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 To the fabric of the Church so that my soul shall he kept in 
 memory for ever among the benefactors of the Church, 3s. 4(7. : 
 Edmund Acombe, 1479 (Con. 2, tol. 403). 
 
 To buying a Proccssionale for the Church, 6s. Hd. : Wni. at 
 Wey, 1480 (A. 3, 17).
 
 EAST KENT. 223 
 
 To buying a Processioiuilc Book for tlio Clnucli, (i*. Hd. ; and 
 foi* a vestment, five marcs: John C'heeseman, 1 JSO (A. 3, 18). 
 
 To the making of the broken bell * in the Church of Minster, 
 if it be made within two years after my death. 4().s-. ; if not, the 
 40s. remain lo the Koodltift of St. Lawrence: .John Kiujtte, l.")12 
 (A. 12, 3). 
 
 To the Church my best gowne which my husband liatli given 
 me leave to be sold, that it may be towards a chalice. To the 
 Church a kercher to make a corporas of : Alice Bocking, 1534! 
 (Con. 16, fob 72). 
 
 To the maintenance of the cross Ilde, 40.s'. To the Church 
 three rings of silver and a cramp ring towards a clialice, and to 
 every Light saving the Low Cross Light, a bushel of barley: 
 Henry Bocking, 1535 (A. 20, 8). 
 
 MOLASH. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Peler and St. Paul. — Buried in tlie churchyard of 
 
 the Apostles Peter and Paul of Molasshe : Ric'^ Pomerall, parish 
 
 priest, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Thos. Will, 1501 (A. 8, G) ; Kic^ Wells, 
 
 1519 (A. 13,5). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter the Apostle of 
 
 Molasshe: Ric"^ Will, 149(5 (A. G, G). 
 The Hood.— h\^\\i of the High Cross, 4</. : John Kentworth, 1494 
 
 (A. G, 1) ; Thos. AVill, 1501 (A. 8, G) ; John Horopoldar, 1503 
 
 (A. 9, G) ; Thos. Yonge, 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; John Sharpe, 1523 
 
 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, ijd. : Stephen Videan, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, 4rf. : John Kentworth, 1494 
 
 (A. 6/l) ; Hamo Kenworthe, 1498 (A. 7, 3) ; Thos. Will, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 6) ; John Horopoldar, 1503 (A. 9, G) ; Stephen Videan, 
 
 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; Thos. Yonge, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Marv in the Church of 
 
 Moleshe : Ilamo Kenworthe, 1498 (A. 7, 3)"! 
 St. John the Baptist. — Jjight of St. John the Baptist, Id. : John 
 
 Kentworth, 1494 (A. G, 1) ; Hamo Kenworthe. 1498 (A. 7, 3) ; 
 
 Stephen Videan, 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; Thos. Yonge, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 St. Katherine. — To the Light of St. Katherine, and to the painting 
 
 of her Tabernacle, six sheep : Kic'^ Wells, 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 St. Bfarqaret. — Jjight of St. Margaret, 4c?. : John Kentworth, 1494 
 
 (A. G, I) ; Ilamo Kenworthe,^ 149S (A. 7, 3) ; Thos. Will, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, G) ; John Horopoldar, 1503 (A. 9, G) ; Stephen Videan, 
 
 1504 (A. 9, 1) ; Thos. Yonge, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 To the Light of St. Margaret Watch, a tolvett* of wheat : 
 
 John Sharpe, 1523 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 * Possibly the present fonrtli Hell, wliicli li;is the inscription, " Holy Mary 
 pra.v for us," and was cast by Wni. Oldliold ot Canforbury. — 8ee Chi'rc/i Bells 
 of Kent. 
 
 t A tolvet or tovet is half a bushel. — Diet. Kent Dialed.
 
 224 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Fefer.— Light of St. Peter, 4(1. : John Kentworth, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 To the Light of St. Peter, patron of the Church, 4d. : Thos. 
 Tonge, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 To the Light of St. Peter's Watch, a tolvett of wheat : John 
 Sharpe, 1523 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 St. Pefer and St. Paul.—lAg\\i of St. Peter and St. Paul, 4d. : 
 Thos. Will, 1501 {A. 8, 6) ; John Horopoklar, 1503 (A. 9, G). 
 
 Light of St. Peter and St. Paul, G</. : Thos. Tonge, 1504 
 (A. 9,1). 
 Varia. — To Sir John Foge, chaplain, 23s. 4</., to praj especially for 
 my soul, parents, etc.: Hamo Kenworthe, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 GEEAT MONGER AM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Martin. — ^Buried in the churchyard of St. Martin 
 
 of Great Mongeham : Eic'i Lawrence, 14(58 '(A. 1, 22) ; Thos. 
 
 Eode, 1483 (A. 3, 26) ; Eob' Blaunter, 1501 (A. 8, 3) ; Wm. 
 
 Smith, 1504 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard at the south door as nigh the 
 
 porch as mav be : Sir Thos. Evyas, priest and curate, 1529 
 
 (A. 18, 8). 
 The Trinity. — To the Light of Holy Trinity, a bushel of barley: 
 
 John Smith, 1473 (A. 2, 6) ; Thos. rode,'l483 (A. 3, 26). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : Eic'^ Lawrence, 
 
 1468 (A. 1, 22) ; John Smith, 1473 (A. 2, 6).' 
 St. Anthony. — A taper of 2 lbs. wax before the Image of St. Anthony : 
 
 Wm. Smith, 1504 (A. 9, 8) ; Wm. Smith, 1519 (A. 14, 6). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a bushel of barley: Eic'' Lawrence, 
 
 1468 (A. 1, 22). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, one bushel of barley : Eic*^ Lawrence, 
 
 1468 (A. 1, 22). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, a bushel of 
 
 barley: Thos. Fode, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, one bushel of barley : Eic'^ 
 
 Lawrence, 1468 (A. 1,22) ; John Smith, 1473 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d.: Eob' lihuintcr. 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 St. Osyth.—A taper of 2 lbs. of wax before the Image of St. Sithe : 
 
 win. Smith, 1504 (A. 9, 8) ; Wm. Smith, 1519 (A. 14, 6). 
 
 LITTLE MONGEHAM. 
 
 Dedication : [Unknown]. — The parishioners desired to be buried in 
 the churcliyai'd of Northbourne. 
 
 To the Church of Little Mongeham, if the Church shall be 
 rejjaireil, lO.s-. : Ste|)h('n Frevill of Northbourne, 1 177 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 To the work and reparation of the bells of Little Mongtham, 
 40.S-. : John Mershe oF Studwold, 1494 (A. 6, 2). 
 
 To the work of the Church of Litilmongeham, 20s. : Matthew 
 Tyrwin, clerk of Eolvenden, 1474 (A. 2, 15).
 
 EAST KENT. 225 
 
 MONKS HOETON. 
 
 Dedication: St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the cliuivliyard 
 of Blessed Peter tlie Apostle of Hortoii : Joliii ]*aliiier, 1405 
 (A. 1, 3). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Apostles Peter and Paul of 
 Horton : Tlios. Eolfe, 14{)0 (A. 5, (5). 
 
 The liood. — U^^U of Holy Cross, G(/. : John Palmer, 1465 (A. 1,3). 
 Li^ht of the Kood, 4id. : Tlios. Rolfe, 14-90 (A. 5, 6) ; John 
 AVoodland, 1523 (A. 1(5, 1). 
 
 Our Lad)/. — fijght of Blessed Mary, Or/. : John Palmer, 14<55 
 (A. 1,"3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2^/. : Thos. Kolfe, 1490 (A. 5, 6). 
 Light of Our Lady. \d. ■ John Woodland, ir,23 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 All Sonls. — Light of All Souls, 4</. : .[olin Woodland, 1.323 
 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher. Or/. : Jolm Palmer, 
 1463 (A. 1,8). 
 
 St. John the Evangelist. — To the Church of Horton, £3 to buy 
 two tables of alabaster for the two altars in the body of the 
 Cluireh : The oue table to be with the story of Our Lady, and 
 tlie other table of the story of St. John the Evangelist : Bic'' 
 Burchar.l of Canterbury, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 240). 
 
 St. Nicholas.— lA^\t of St. Nicholas, Or/. : John Palmer, 1465 
 (A. 1,3). 
 
 To the Church of Horton, 13.s. Ad., to be bestowed about the 
 making of a tabernacle for St. Nicholas to stand in, and to be 
 set nigh unto the altars of Our Lady and St. John the 
 Evangelist : Bic'' Burchard of Canterbury, 1534 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 240). 
 
 St. Pe/^r.— Light of St. Peter, Qd. : John Palmer, 1465 (A. 1, 3). 
 Light of St. Peter, id. : John AVoodland, 1523 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 Jesus. — To the finding of a Lamp afore Jesus in the Church of 
 Horton, 3s. id. : James Smith, 1524 (A. 16, 4). 
 
 Varia. — To the Parish Church of Horton, £8 to buy a Vestment 
 and a Cope of white damask for the Church, and to be worn 
 at the Eeasts of Onr Ijady and other needful times. To the 
 Church of PIorton,£4 towards making a window in the Church, 
 in like wise and manner as the window is on the north side 
 there: Ric'' Burchard of Canterbury, 1534 (Con. 15, fol. 240). 
 
 MONKS HORTON PRIORY.* 
 
 Dedication : Our Ladij, St. John the Baptist, and St. Pancras. — 
 To each monk now in the House of Monks Horton, 3s. 4</., 
 on condition each of them celebrate ten masses for my soul : 
 AVm. Moone of Brabourne, 1495 (A. 6, 3). 
 
 * See ArchceoJoriia Cantiana, Vol. XII., pp- 81—89, 269—281. 
 
 9
 
 226 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 MONKTON (near Otteeden). 
 
 Dedication : St. il/r/ri'/;?. ^Buried in the churchvard of St. Martin 
 of Monkton : Thos. Aleyn, 14S1 (A. 3, 22). ' 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Martin of Monketoii. To 
 the high altar for the Curate to celebrate two masses for my 
 soul, Sd. : AV alter Shepyn, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Buried in the cliurchyard of Monketon : AV^ni. Fox of 
 Monketon in tlie parish [s'ic'] of Otterden, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Buried in the chnrclivard of the Church of Monketon in the 
 parish of Otterden: Jolin Goddene, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 The Hood. — To the Light of Holy Cross, one ewe : John Goddene, 
 
 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 St. Martin.— lj\<^i oi St. iMartin, one ewe: John Goddene, 1502 
 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 MONKTON (in Thanet). 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary Magdalene. — Buried in the Church of 
 Blessed Mary Magdalene of Monketon : John Malyn, 14G5 
 (Con. 2, fol. 160). ' 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Monketon : John Chirche, 
 1481 (Con. 2, fol. 488). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Monkynton : Wm. Hatnond, 1486 
 (Con. 3, fol. 94). 
 The i?oo</.— Buried in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene of Monktou 
 before the High Cross : Rob* Rolphe, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 21). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, tAvo bushels of baidev : John Malyn, 
 1465 (Con. 2, fol. 160) ; Thos. Kolfe, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8r/. : Eic'» Fevrware, 1480 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 487). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 6s. 8</. : AVm. Hammond, 1486 
 (Con. 3, fol. 94). 
 
 To the High Cross Light, 3.^. 4rf. : Thos. Malyn, 1496 
 (Con. 4, fol. 124). 
 The Low Cross. — " To the Lower Cross," two bushels of barley : 
 Thos. Eolfe, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 7). 
 
 To the Low Cross Light, 12^. : Thos. Malyn, 1496 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 124). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in Ihe Church before Our Lady : To the 
 Light'of Our Lady, 12^/. : Thos. Malyn, 149G (Con. 4, fol. 124). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 1 Hi. of wax: John Malyn, 1465 
 (Con. 2, fol. 160). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, two bushels of barley: Thos. Eolfe, 
 1491 (Con. 4, fol. 7). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a busliol of barley : Chrislo[)Iu!r Notto, 
 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 34/. 
 8l. Christopher. — A taper of i lb. of wax to burn before the 
 Image of St. Christojdier : Christopher Notte, 1505 (Con, 8, 
 fol. 34).
 
 EAST KENT. 227 
 
 St. Join. — Buried in llic choir of Moiicton before St. Joliii : Sir 
 
 Nifli(.l:is Hevvys, 15:^0 (Con. 15. fnl. U'X). 
 Si. Kafheriiic. — Huritd in the C'luiicli before the Image of St. 
 
 Katheriiie: Thos. Harleh.ll, 1 105 (Con. 4, fol. 48). 
 St. Mary ]Sla(nhiU-nc.— \.\)^\\ of IJIessped Mai-y INTagdalene, 1 lb. of 
 wax : .Ic.lui IMalyn, ll(i5 (Con. 2, fol. KJO/. 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a bushel of barley : Christopher 
 Notte, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. .34). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene of Monkton. tliree ewes : 
 Lawrence Kniglit of Minsler, 1504 (A. 8, 14). 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Christopher 
 
 Notte, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 'M). 
 Variff. — To the painting of the Cross standing over the altar in 
 the south side of the Church, 20(1. : Thos. Magge, 1481 
 (Con. 2, fol. 512). 
 
 To the pavying of the Church, 4:0s. : Wm. Hammond, 148G 
 (Con. 3, fol. 94). 
 
 To the reparation of tlie Church, two bushels of wheat: 
 Thos. Rolfe, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 7). 
 
 To the repair of the body of the Church, 20s., at the 
 discretion of the wardens of the Church : Thos. Malyn, 1496 
 (Con. 4, fol. 124). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Church, forty ewes : Rob' 
 Kolphe, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 21). 
 
 For a new Canopy to hang about the Sacrament, 10s. : Sir 
 Nicholas Hewys, 1580 (Con. 15, fol. 143). 
 
 To the Church, O.v. Hd. ; also a Vestment and albe with all 
 that belongeth thereto ; and my two great Portasses for divine 
 service. Also £5 towards buying altar cloths, surplices, a pair 
 of curtains for the high altar, and to the taking down of the 
 fore bell to be made a tenor to the other two bells ; and the 
 £5 to remain in the hands of Lybbey Orchard for two years 
 after my death. If there chance to be any manner of spoyle 
 in the Church within the space of two years, then ex'ors use 
 that £5 as they think best in charitable uses for my soul 
 parents, etc. : Wm. Mylles, priest and curate of Monkton 
 1560 (Con. 28, fol. 23). 
 
 MURSTON. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. ^Yinvied. in the churchyard of All Saints of 
 Morston : John Winter, senior, 1473 (A. 2, 6) ; Joan, wife 
 of Thos. Gibbes, 1483 (A. 3, 27) ; Thos. Gibbes, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; 
 Joan Breckenam, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 I'he Rood. — Light of ILoly Cross, 4</. : Joan, wife of Thos. Gibbes, 
 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of the Hood, one ewe: Thos. Gibbes, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 Buried in the Church of All Hallows of Morston before the 
 Rood, beside Elisabeth my wife: John Winter, 1507 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 Q 2
 
 228 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Marv, 4<7. : Joan, wife of Thos. 
 Gibbes, 1483 (A. 3, 27) ; Jolm Wrek, 1496 (A. 6, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, two ewes : Thos. Gibbes, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady to maintain two tapers, a cow. Eor 
 a Tabernacle for Our Lady and painting her, 40s. : John 
 Winter, 1507 (A. 10,4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a cow : John Eobinson, 1518 (A. 13, 2) ; 
 Joan Breekenam, 1524 (A. ItJ, 9). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in tlie Chapel of Our Lady in the 
 Parish Church of Morstoii. To the Light of Our Lady 
 in the Chapel aforesaid, Vld.: Wni. Thomas, 1464 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 140). 
 AU Hallows. — To making an Image of All Hallows in the Church, 
 40s. : Jolni AVinter, 1507 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Muston [s/c] before the Image of 
 All Hallows ; and to the Light of All Hallows, a cow : John 
 Eobinson, 1518 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 To buy two candlesticks of latton, 20.s\, called Branches, for 
 five tapers a j)iece, to be oue before All Hallows and one before 
 Our Lady: John Eobinson, 1518 (A. 13, 2). 
 St. Clirisfopher.^Light of St. Christopher, 4(7. : John Wrek, 1496 
 (A. 6, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, two ewes : Thos. Gibbes, 1501 
 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Gd. : John Wynter, 1507 (A. 10, 4). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4(/. : John 
 Wrek, 1496 (A. 6, 4). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist to maintain two tapers, a cow : 
 John Winter, 1507 (A. 10, 4). 
 St. John the Evanyelist. — To the Light of St. John the Evangelist, 
 
 one sheep: Joan Breekenam, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 Varia. — To the new painting of the Eood and for to close between 
 the Church and the Chancel and to make a seler over the Hood, 
 £3. For paving the Church and laying a stone over me, 40«. 
 Eeparation of the Church, 40.9. Eeparation of the Chancel, 40s. : 
 John Winter, 1507 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 To the Cliurch of Morston, iSs. Sd. to help buy a new chalice. 
 To maintaining of the Jesus Mass in the Church of Prickyllwell 
 in Essex, 3.s. 4d. -. Joan Breekenam, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 NACKINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady (by tradition). — Buried in the churchyard 
 of Natynton : Eol)' Scappes, 1488 (A. 5, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Cliurcli of Natyndon before the Imnge of Our 
 Blessed Lady beside the high altar. To the maintenance of the 
 Lights, one ewe and l.'iml): Thos. Bvkknr, 1531 (.A. 19, 7). 
 
 The 7t!oOf/, — Light of !Iigli Cross, (u/. : Eob' Scappes, 1488 (A. 5, 3).
 
 EAST KE^T. 229 
 
 NETTLESTEAD. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — To tlie support iiuJ repiiii- uf a Ijuiiip 
 lumping before the Image of Blessed Mary in the Church of 
 Nettyls-tefle, a cow worth lO.s. : Hciirv Kcnie of Othaiu, lAOl 
 (Con. 2, fol. 51). [See "The l\iri.sli Churclie.s of West Kent," 
 by Lehind L. Duncan, F.JS.A., in the Trantiactions of the 
 St. Paul's Eccleslolofjical Society., vol. iii.] 
 
 NEWCHURCH. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. Peter and St. Paul of Newcliurch : Roger Simon, 1477 
 (Con. 2, fol. 379) ; Wm. Roper, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 43). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter the Apostle of New- 
 church : Henry Toly, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 71); Henry Tooly, 
 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 128). 
 The iJoof^.— Light of the High Cross, 20J. : Henry Godard, 1479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 417). 
 
 Light of the Crucifix, 4(/. : Heury Toly, 14S5 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 71). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 2s. : John Galaway, 1519 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 136). 
 
 Light of the Kood, 20d.: Heurv Toolv, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 128). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Marv, 36-. 4f/. : .lohn Cobb, senior, 
 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 241). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Blessed Marv, 4«/. : Henry 
 Godard, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 417). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, U. : Heurv Toly, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 71) ; 
 Wm. Armynard, 1536 (Con. 15, fol. 354). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 8(/. : Wm. Roper, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 43). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 16^/. : John Galaway, 1519 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 136). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 20d.: Henrv Toolv, 1526 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 128). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Kathcriue, lijd. : John Galaway, 1519 
 (Con. 12, fol. 136). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4t/. : Wm. Armynard, 1536 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 354). 
 St. Anthony.— Iji^ht of St. Anthony, 4t/. : VV^m. Armynard, 1536 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 354). 
 St. Michael and St. Thomas the Martyr. — Buried in the Chapel of 
 the Saints JMichael the .Vrchangel and Thomas the Martyr in 
 the Church of Xewchurch : Jolui Cobb, senior, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 241). 
 St. Nicholas.— L\^^t of St. Nicholas, M. : Wm. Armynard, 1536 
 (Con. 15, fol. 354).
 
 230 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Feter. — Buried in the Chancel before the Image of St. Peter. 
 To the reparation of the Church, 20s. : «ir Wm. Water, vicar, 
 1508 (Con. 9, fol. 165). 
 St. Peter and St. P<«</.— Light of the Apostles Peter and Paul, lOr/. : 
 
 John Galawav, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 13G). 
 St. T/io/««s.— Light of St. Thomas, 20^;. : Henry Godard, 1-479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 417). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, Scl. : John Galaway, 1519 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 13G). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 4</. : Wm. Armynard, 1536 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 351). [See under St. Michael.'] 
 The Herse. — To the Light called the Herse, 3s. M. : John Cobb, 
 senior, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 241) ; Henry Godard, 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 417). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 20(/. : Roger Simon, 1477 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 379) ; Henry Tooly, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 128). 
 
 Light of the dead called the Herse, 4t?. : Henry Toly, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 71). 
 
 Light of the Herse, -^d. : Wm. Roper, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 43). 
 The Torches.— To the Light called the Torches, 3s. 4:d.: Henry 
 
 Godard, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 417). 
 Varia.— To a new Bell, 6s. Sd. -. Roger Simon, 1477 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 379). 
 
 To the new belfry of Newchurch, 13s. 4!d. : Henry Godard, 
 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 417). 
 
 To a new Bell, 2s. : Wm. Armynard, 1536 (Con. 15, fol. 354). 
 
 NE WEND EN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter the 
 Apostle at Newenden. 
 
 To the new Rodeloft in llie Church, ij^. Hd.: Thos. Hacoiii- 
 blen, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 NEWINGTON NEXT HYTHE. 
 
 Ded?catio7i : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 
 of Newynton : Hen. Marscale, 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; John Lokyar, 
 
 1469 (.A. 1, 13) ; Henry Wigg, 1500 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Nicholas of Newiugton. To 
 
 every Light in the Church, ijd. To the reparation of the Church, 
 
 20s. : .lohn Clorke, vicar, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Nichohi8 : John Stubbs, vicar, 
 
 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 The Trinity. — Liglit of Holy Trinity, a busliel of barley : Hen. 
 
 Marscale, 1465 (A. 1, 7); John Chilton, 1471 (A. 2, lO) ; Wm. 
 
 Epslan, 1500 (A. 7, 8).
 
 "tlAST KENT. 231 
 
 I.i^'ht of Kolv Trinity, id. -. John Hamond, loOO (A. ft, 2) ; 
 Wni. Stcphiiis, 1-515 (A." 12, IG). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holy Ci-osm, a bushel of Itarley : Henry 
 Marseille, llGo (A. 1, 7) ; Jolui Chilton, 1471 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 IJnricd in the Cliurch before the Cross. To the Light of 
 Holy Cross, 4.-d. : John Hamond, 1.500 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4d. : Wm. Stephins, 1515 (A. 12, IG). 
 Old- Lndif. — -Lighl of St. jNIary, a hushel of barley : Henry Marscale, 
 llGo'CA. 1, 7) ; Jobn Chilton, 1471 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of Our Blessed Lady, 4 J. : John Hamond, 1500 
 (A. 8, 2) ; Wm. Stephins, l;51.5 (A. 12, IG). 
 Chapel of Our Ladij. — Huried in the Chancel of Our Lady in the 
 
 Church of Newynton : John Chilton, 1471 (A. 2, 10). 
 8t. Jo//«. — i>ight of St. John, 4^/.: V\^m. Stephins, 1515 (A. 12, IG). 
 >S'/. John the Bffpfisf.-—lA^]\t of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : John 
 
 Lokyar, 14G!) (A. 1, 18). 
 St. Man/ 3Iai/dalene.— Light of St. Mary Magdalene, 4d. : Wm. 
 
 Stephins, 1515 (A. 12, IG). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, a bushel of barley : Henry 
 Marscale, UGo (A. 1, 7) ; John Chilton, 1471 (A. 2, 10) ; Wm. 
 Epslan, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, -Ul: John Hamond, 1500 (A. 8, 2) ; 
 Wm. Stephins, 1515 (A. 12, IG). 
 
 NEWINGTON NEXT SITTINOBOUKNE. 
 
 Dedication : Oar Lady. — Buried in the churchyai'd of St. Mary 
 of Newenton : Henry Longe, 1474 (A. 2, 9) ; Margaret Brayne, 
 1475 (A. 2, 18); John Sawyar, 1500 (A. 8, 1); Isabella 
 Clifford, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church : Thos. Jeakyn, vicar 
 of Newenton next Middleton, 1410 (Con. 1, fol. 18). 
 
 Buried in the Tower of tlie Church of Blessed Mary of 
 Newenton : John Harry, senior, 147 1 (Con. 2, fol. 280). 
 
 Buried in the north aisle of the Church beside the seat where 
 1 am accustomed to sit : Wm. Flawne [or Essex], 1589 (A. 21, 6). 
 The Trinity. — Light of Ilolv Trinity, 12(/. : Thos. Harry, senior, 
 14G3 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 3 bushels of barlev : Kob' Beresforth, 
 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 229). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, id. : Henry Longe, 1474 (A. 2, 9) ; 
 Thos. Cardar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, one bushel of barley : John Wynslowe, 
 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 3s. 4t/. : Sampson Sayer, 1500 (P.C.C., 
 15, Moone). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, 2s. : Thos. Jeakyn, vicar, 1410 
 (Con. 1, fol. 18).
 
 232 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 3s. 4J. : Thos. Harry, senior, 1463 
 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 3 bushels of barley : Rob' Beresforth, 
 1472 (Cou. 2, fol. 229). 
 
 Light of the Kood, 3 quarters of barley : Wm. Muude, 1489 
 (A. 5, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4J. : Thos. Cardar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 HoJt/ Cross before the Door. — To the Light of Holy Cross before 
 the door of the Church, 4Qd. : Thos. Jeakyu, vicar, 1410 (Cou. 1, 
 fol. 18). 
 Our i«f/_y.— Liglit of St. Mary in the Chancel, 40^. : Thos. Jeakyu, 
 vicar, 1410. 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the high chancel, 12r/. : 
 Thos. Harry, senior, 1463 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, 1 lb. of wax : Thos. Wiuslow, 1470 
 (A. 1,12). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the high chaucel, 3 bushels of 
 barley : Kob' Beresforth, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 229). 
 
 Light of Our Blessed Lady within the high chancel, a 
 quarter of barley : John AVynslowe, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary iu the high choir, 2 bushels 
 of barley : Stephen Deny, 1500 (A. 8, 6). 
 Our Lady of Pit i/. — Light of Blessed Mary of Pity in the Church 
 of Neweuton', Vld. ■ John Bale of Upchurch, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, I2d. : Ric'' Lydsing, 1500 
 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 To making the Tabernacle of Our Lady ot Pity, 4:d. : Balfe 
 Huggin, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 Towards making a Tabernacle for the Image of Our Lady of 
 Pity, 6s. Sd.: Wm. Godfrey, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 
 To the making of the Tabernacle of Our Lady of Pitv, 20s. : 
 Isabel Liggis, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 Our Lad 1/ of Grace. — ^To the Light of Our Lady of Grace, half a 
 
 •(uarter of malt: Joan Millar, 1519 (A. 14, I). 
 Our Ladi/ of Wahin<jham.— To the Light of Our Lady ot^ Walsing- 
 ham in ^'cwenton, half a (juarter of nuilt : Joan Millar, 1519 
 (A. 14, 1). 
 All Saints. — Buried before the Altar of All Hallows in the Church 
 of Xewenton : Wm. Muude, ironmonger and freeman of 
 London, dwelling in the parish of Neweuton, 1489 (A. 5, 6). 
 St. Anne. — To the painting of Jesus at St. Anne's Altar, 20fl?. : 
 
 Alice Sayer, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 St. Christopher. — A taj)er to burn befoi-e tiie Image of St. Chris- 
 topher in the Church, for five years : Thos. Jeakyu, vicar, 1410 
 (Cou. 1, fol. 18). 
 Corpus Ohristi.— To the Light of the Brotherhood of Corpus 
 Christi, 3 bushels of barley: Kob' Beresforth, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 229). 
 
 Light of Cori)us Christi, a bu.shcl of malt : La\Vrcncc W^ right, 
 1514 (A. 12, 8).
 
 KAST KENT. 233 
 
 Si. Geoi'f/t'. — Li«^ht of St. Geurf^e, one bushel of barley : liob' 
 Bei-csforth, M72 (Con. 2, f..]. 229). 
 
 Light of 8t. George, half a bushel of barley : John Harry, 
 senior, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 2S0). 
 
 Light of St. (xeorgo, two bushels of malt : Alice Sayer, 1502 
 (A. 8, II). 
 -S7. Jo/ni.~lA^^hi of St. .John, U. : Thos. Cardar, 1 iJ)!) (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Light of St. .lohii, lialf a (|uar(er of malt : .loan Millar, 1519 
 (A. 14,1). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Neweuton in the north 
 aisle before the Altar of St. John, beside Alice my late wife : 
 Thos. Strete, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 St. John the EiHin;/f'.Ii)it. — To the gilding of the Tabernacle of St. 
 John the Evangelist standing in the lioodloft, Qs. Sd. : Agnes 
 Hratte, widow, 1.531 (A. 20, li). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. .Juhu the Jiapti.st, half a (juarter 
 of barley : John Wynslowe, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, two bushels of malt : Alice 
 Say er, 1502 (A. 8, II). 
 St. Katharine. — Light of St. Katheriue, 1 lb. of wa.\ : Thos. Wyns- 
 low, 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Katharine, 1 bushel of malt : Lawreuce AV right, 
 1514 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, half a quarter of malt : .Joan Millar, 
 1519 (A- 14, I). 
 St. Lawrence. — A taper of I lb. of wax before St. Law]'ence,and to con- 
 tinue the space of four years : Lawrance Wright. 1514 (.A. 18, 8). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas. 1 lb. of wax: Thos. AVynslow, 
 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4^/. : Thos. Cardar, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Ex'ors provide a table of alabastel- to be set and remain for 
 ever upon St. Nicholas xAltar in the Chinrh. in honour and 
 worship of tlie said Saint, and of the other Saints within the 
 Chancel : John Wynslowe, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 Chapel of St. liohert. — To the Jjight of Our Lady in St. Kobert's 
 Chapel, a taper of 2 lbs. of wax. To the increase of the same 
 Light, a cow for ever: Alice Saver. 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church, and my ex'ors witliiji the vear 
 nest following my decease to buy a marljle stone of the price of 
 40s., to be laid over my grave, whereon 1 will the name of me 
 and Alice my wife be graven ami enprented, for the more 
 remembrance of me in time to come : Sampson Sayer, 1500 
 (P.C.C, 1.5, Moone). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Newcnton within the Chapel of 
 St. Hobert, beside my husband Sampson Sayer : Alice Sayer, 
 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church beside mv husband in the Chapel of 
 St. Robarde : Isabel Diggis, 1510 (A. 12, 17). 
 
 [See under Upchurch, where Wm. at Wood iu 1504 mentions 
 " St. Hobert of Newenton parish," where Pilgrimages were made.]
 
 234- TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Sf. Stephen. — Light of St. Stephen, 1 ]b. of wax : Thos. Winslow, 
 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, half a quai-ter of malt : Joan Millar, 
 1519 (A. 11, 1). 
 The Twelve Apostles. — Light of the 12 Apostles, 1 lb. of wax : Thos. 
 Winslow, 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of the 12 Apostles, a bushel of barley : John Harry, 
 senior, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 280) ; Margaret Brayne, 1475 (A. 2, IS); 
 John Dale of Upchnrch, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; Jiic^' Lydsing, 1500 
 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 Light of the Apostles, "is. 4(7. : Sampson Sayer, 1500 (P.C.C., 
 15, Moone). 
 
 Light of the 12 Apostles, 2 bushels of malt : Alice Sayer, 
 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 To the Apostles, half a quarter of malt : Joan Millar, 1519 
 (A. 14, 1). 
 The Easter Sepulchre.— Light of the Sepulchre of the Lord, 3 bushels 
 of barley : Rob' Beresforth, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 229). 
 
 To the Sepulchre Light, 6s. Sd. : John Sawyar, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of the Sepulchre to the maintaining of four tapers, 
 every taper of 6 lbs. of wax, four quarters of malt : Alice Sayer, 
 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 Jesus Mass and Brotherhood. — To the Brotherhood of Jesus in the 
 Church, id. : Ralph Huggin, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Jesus, 20c?. : Lawrence Wright, 1514 
 (A. 12,8). 
 
 To the maintaining of Jesus Mass ia the Church, 10*% : 
 Isabel Diggis, 1516 (A. 12, 17). 
 Varia. — To the renewing of the Pyx, £G. To the Church, 15 ells of 
 linen cloth for two surplices, and 12 yards of linen cloth for Altar 
 cloths. To the Church, a canopy of purple velvet to bear over 
 the Sacrament upon Palm Sunday and Corpus Christi day ; a 
 coi'porase case of velvet and a kercheve thereto : Alice Sayer, 
 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Towards the casting and the making of the great bell of the 
 Church, 20.V. : ^Vm. (Godfrey, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 
 To the buying of an Antiphonor to be set at the north side 
 of the high choir of the Church of Newenton, 40s. To mending 
 the west window at the soutli side of the Steeple, 13,s'. 4r/. To 
 buy four cruets to put wine and water in at the altars, \ijd. : 
 Joan Millar, 1519 (A. 14, 1). 
 
 To the Churchwardens. iOs., to be spent on the lead of the 
 Chun-h : Wni. Flawne \_ov Essex], 1539 (A. 21, G). 
 
 XEWNIIAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 SI. Peter and SI. Paul of Newynluiin : .lohn llowting, 1471 
 (Con. 2, fol. 291) ; Wm. Edmerej 1524 (A. IG, 9).
 
 "EAiiT KExNT. 235 
 
 Buried ill the chuirliyard ot' ^Sl. I'eter of Newcuhum : Johu 
 
 Sprott, M79 (A. 3, i:}). 
 2Uie i^oof/. -Biirieil in tiie body of the Chiirrli before tlic Kood, at 
 
 the ijuir door : Sir Win. Cha<lborue, viear, 152(3 (A. 17, 5). 
 Our Xr/(/y.- Light of St. Mary, i,i. : John Sylke, 1 17() (A. 3, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one ewe : Win. Edniere, lolil (A. 10, Oj. 
 /SV. Katherine. — Liglit of St. Katlierine, 8(/. : Sir Wm. Cliadborue, 
 
 viear, 1520 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Mar<jaret. — Light of St. Margaret, S(/. : Sir Wm. IJiiadborne, 
 
 vicar, 1520 (A. 17, 5). 
 St. Michael. - Light of St. Micbael, oue ewe: Win. Eduiere, 1521? 
 
 (A. 10, 9). 
 St. Fetcr.—L\^\\i of St. Peter, 4</. : John Hovvtiiig, 1171 (Con. 2, 
 
 foL 291); John Syllve, 1170 (A. 3, 1). 
 St. Feter and Sf. Vaul. \A^^\\i of St. Peter and St. Paid, 0(/. : 
 
 John Edmer, 1470 (A. 3, 4). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, Orf. : Johu Sylke, 1470 (A. 3, 1) : 
 
 John Eduier, 1470 (A. 3, 4). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the bell tower, 3,s. It/. Ke])aratioii of 
 
 the Church where needed, 36-. -id. : John llowting, 1471 (Cou. 2, 
 
 fol. 291). 
 
 NONINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 JVouiugtou: John Dowle of Barfrestoii, 1500 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 Buried in the cliurchyard of Our Lady : Wui. Sherlaud, 
 1511 (Cou. 10, fol. 155). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, ^d. : John Hame of Chillendeu, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of the High Kood, a bushel of barlev : Wni. Sherland, 
 1511 (Cou. 10, fol. 155). 
 
 To the Rood Light of Erogham, i2r/. : Thos. Borant, 1511 
 (Cou. 10, fol. 150). 
 All Saints. — To the Light of All Hallows, a bushel of barley : 
 
 Wm. Sherlaud, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 155). 
 St. Eustace. — A taper of wax to burn before St. Eustache in the 
 Church of Nouingtou: John i)owle of Harfreston, 1500 (A. 10, 5). 
 Jesus Mass. —To the Brotherhood of Jesus, two ewe^; : Win. Slier- 
 land, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 155). 
 
 To the Mass of the Xaiiie of Jesus of Xonington, two seams 
 of corn, with 2 lbs. of wax, for my soul and wife Agnes : 
 Stephen Earrier of Stourmouth, 1513 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Jessus within the parish of Xoniugton, 
 live acres of ground beside Oxinden iu the said parish : Wm. 
 Pembertou, rector, of Chillendeu, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 Varia. — To the Parish Church of Nonyngton to the reparation of 
 the nave, 406'.: John Nethersole, 1505 (P.C.C, 25, Holgrave). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church, 36\ 4</. : Thos. Borant, 1511 
 (Cou. 10, fol. 156).
 
 ^36 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 NOETHBOUENE. 
 
 Dedication : St. August ine. — Burietl in the churchvard o£ St. Augus- 
 tine of Norborne. To each Light in the Church, two bushels of 
 barley: Roger Xyed of Fingelisham, 14-7^ (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Buried in the churchytird of St. Augustine of Norborne : 
 Wm. Cutting of Sholdon, 148S (A. o, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Parish Church of Xorthbourne 
 next to my husband. Keparation of the Church for my burial, 
 Gs. Hd. To every Light of Brotherhood, a bushel of barley. 
 On the day of my burying six Masses : Our Blessed Lady, 
 the Trinity, and Requiem by note ; and other thi-ee without 
 note, (L) of the Name of Jesus, (2) the Five Wounds of Our 
 Lord, (8) ot the dav : Cecily Morgan, widow, of Finglisham, 
 1504 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Norborne, before the Blessed 
 Sacrament of the high altar. Ex'ors distribute in the Parish 
 Church on the day of my forthfare and anniversary 86s. 8(/. 
 among priests, clerks, and poor people, to sing and say Placebo 
 and l3irige, with masses for my soul : Robarte Sowthouse of 
 Cotinau Curte, 1541 (A. 28, 2). 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Churcli before the High Cross, and for 
 that intent I remit to the Parish Church what is due to me from 
 ancient time: Stephen Frevill, 1477 (A. 3^ 4). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4</. : Marione Poshe, 1484 (A. 4, 1). 
 Oui' Lady. — Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley: Wm. Raynold 
 of Fenculsham, 1470 (A. 1, IG). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4(/. : Marione Poshe, 1484 (A. 4, 1) ; 
 Wm. Cutting of Sholdon" 1488 (A. 5, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, two ewes: Alice Courttoppe, 1510 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 Altar of Our Lady.— To the Altar ot Our Lady, a cloth ol diaper 
 for the soul of Elisabeth Nede my daughter : Cecily Morgau, 
 widow, of Finglisham, 1504 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Buried before Our Lady Altar. Two tapers of 1 lb. each to 
 stand over my grave h\ni\ the time of my burying until the 
 month's day be past. To wife Joan, one ewe to maintain a 
 taper of 1 lb. of wax before Our Lady altar: Roger Home of 
 East Studwolde, Lj80 (A. 19,2). [Also see the Easter Sepulchre.'] 
 Our Lady of jPiVy.— Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 20d. : John 
 Grigge of Fyngelesham, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 6). 
 
 For a tii])('r of wax l)efore the Image of Our Lady of Pity, 
 two ewes: Alice Courttoppe, 1510 (A. II, 8). 
 St. Auf/ustine. — Light of St. Augustine, Id. : Wm. Gillott, clerk, 
 
 1522 (Con. 15, fol. 7). [See Corpus Christ i.] 
 St. Christopher. — Buried in the Church before tiie Image of 
 St. Christopher, and for that purpose, 6s. Sd. to the Cliurch : 
 Rob' Marsh of Eaststudwold, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 59). 
 
 Light of Sl. Clu-islopher, one ewe: Alice Courttoppe, L5iO 
 (A. 11, S).
 
 EAST KENT. 237 
 
 Li-rht of St. Christophor, \<I.: Wm. Gilloit. clerk, 1522 
 
 (A. 15, 7). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, a bushel of barley: Johu 
 
 Peers, 1489 (A. 5, 5). 
 
 To the susteutation of the Light of Corpus Christi before 
 
 the Image of St. Austen, three ewes: Alice Courttojjpe, 1510 
 
 (A. 11,8). 
 ^SV. Ceorqe.—To the Altar of St. George, Ad. : EiC Herw, 14GG 
 
 (A. 1,8). 
 
 Light of St. George, a bushel of barley : John Peers of 
 
 Ashlev, 1489 (A. 5, 5). 
 
 Light of St. George, 4d. : Wni. Cutting of Shoidon, 1488 
 
 (A. 5, 1) ; Wm. Gillott, clerk, 1522 (A. 15, 7). 
 
 Light of St. George, two ewes: Alice Courttoppe, 1510 
 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Gregory. — Light of St. Gregory, 4(/. : Marione Poshe, 1484 
 
 (A. 4, 1). 
 St. John.—Ug\\t of St. John, \d.: Wm. Gillott, clerk, 1522 
 
 (A. 15, 7). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, a cow : kWce 
 
 Courttoppe, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 >S'/. Kafherine. — Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley : Wm. 
 
 Kaynold of Feuculsham, 1470 (A. 1, 16) ; John Peers of Ashley, 
 
 1489 (A. 5, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, Ad. : Marione Poshe, 1484 (A. 4, 1) ; 
 
 AVm. Cutting of Sholdon, 1488 (A. 5, 1) ; Wm. Gillott, clerk, 
 
 1522 (A. 15, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, two ewes : Alice Courttoppe, 1510 
 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Mcholfis.—Ught of St. Nicholas, Ad. : Wm. Gillott, clerk, 1522 
 
 (A 15 7). 
 St. P<^^er.— Light of St. Peter, Id. -. Wm. Gillott, clerk, 1522 
 
 (A. 15, 7). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. 'iliomas, one ewe: Alice Courttoppe, 
 
 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Buried in the Church of St. Augustine of Nor- 
 
 borne, in the Chancel where the Sepulchre of the fiOrd on 
 
 Enster day is situated, or before the Image of Blessed Mai*y in 
 
 the same Church. To the Church for my burial, 6s. 8^/. : John 
 
 Grigge of Fyngelesham, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 6). 
 Varia. — For the Vestments of the Church, £8 : Shephen I>evill, 
 
 1477 (A. 3,4). 
 
 OARE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter the 
 Apostle of Ore: Thos. Church. 1472 (A. 2, 3) ; Stephen Colyn, 
 1472 (A. 2. 4) ; ,lohii Robert, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter in Ore : Simon Church, 
 1505 (A. 9, 4) ; John a'Chirche, 1510 (Con. 10. fol. 80).
 
 238 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Oor : Wni. Crippon, 1495 
 
 (A. 6, 4). 
 The i?oot/.— Light of the Cross, {jd. : Thos. Church, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 Light of the Cross, 8^. : John Robert, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 Buried in the Church before the High Cross : Win. Norden, 
 
 1488 (Con. 3. fol. 240). 
 
 To the Light of the Eood, a cow, price 8s.. tliat tlie wardens 
 
 of the Churcli shall have the cow and the profit coming to the 
 
 use and maintenance of the said Light: John a Cliii'che, 1510 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 80). [See under Comen Liqlit?^ 
 Our Zff(/y.— Light of St. Mary, Or/. : '1 ho8. Church, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 Light of Our Lady in the Chancel, two kine, that the 
 
 yearly profit from the same shall be kept for the use of the 
 
 same Light: Simon Church, 1505 (A. 9, 4). [See under 
 
 St. Katherine.'] 
 St. Christoplier. — A w ax taper of 2 lbs. for evermore before the 
 
 Picture of St. Christopher in the Church, which Light and taper 
 
 shall burn every principal day, Sunday, Holydays, and the day 
 
 of St. Anne, St. IMargaret, St. Katherine, and St. Clement : 
 
 Simon Church, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 St. Katlierine. — To the Lights of Our Lady and St. Katherine, 
 
 three kine, each price 8s., that the wardens or their assigns 
 
 shall have them to maintain two tapers of wax before the same 
 
 yearly, to burn every Sunday and Holyday, and the day of 
 
 St. Margaret, the Visitation of Our Lady, St. Anne, St. Clement, 
 
 and St. Paul, at matins, mass, and evensong: John a Cliirche, 
 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 80). 
 St. P^fer.— Light of St. Peter, I2d. : John Eobert, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 Light of St. Peter in the Chancel, three ewes to provide a 
 
 taper of 1 lb. of wax burning before the Image of St. Peter : 
 
 John a Cliirche, 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 80). 
 
 I'or a taper of half a lb. of wax before St. Peter, two ewes : 
 
 Simon Churcli, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 St. Thomo.^ of Canterbury. —To the Light of St. Thomas of 
 
 Canterbury in the Church, two kine: Simon Churcli, 1505 
 
 (A. 9, 4). 
 Comen Light. — To the Light called Com'ynlight, one ewe : Thos. 
 
 Church, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 To the Cornell Light of the High Eooil, two kine for the 
 
 sustentatioii and augmentation of the same Light : Simon 
 
 Church, 1505 (A. 9, i). 
 Torch Liffht. — To the reparation of the Light called Torchlight, 
 
 4./. : Ste[dieu Ccdyn, 1 172 (A. 2, 4). 
 
 To the buying of four new Torches, 24s., that they liurn 
 
 every principal day at the saying of High Mass, as htng as they 
 
 will'last: Simon Church, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 Varia. — To the making of one loft before the Cross, 20.s-. : Thos. 
 
 Church, 1472 (A. 2,3). 
 
 To the new loft making before the Cross, lO.v. : Stei)lieu 
 
 Colyn, 1472 (A. 2,4).
 
 EAST KENT. 230 
 
 To tlio construction of a Eoodloft in fho Clnirch, 20s. : 
 Wni. N(.r(k-n, I l-SS (Con. 3, Fol. 21(»). 
 
 Foi' making a glass window in the Chancel of Ore on the 
 south side, 53.V. 4,1.: .lohn a Chivehe, 1510 fCn. 10. foi. HO). 
 
 To the re]iaration of the great eandleslick het'ore the Image 
 of Holy Cross, Us. ^U. : Wm. Crippon, 149', (A. G, 4). 
 
 To the making, painting, and gilding of the High Kood, and 
 of Mary and John in the Chnrtdi, 2(».s'. Hd.: Simon Chundi, 150.') 
 (A. 9. 4). 
 
 OFFHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Michael. — See " Parish Churches of AV-^est Kent " 
 in the Transactions of the St. PauVs EccIesiolo(/ical Society, 
 vol iii., p. 281. 
 
 ORGARSWICK. 
 
 Dedication. — No evidence from wills. 
 
 ORLESTONE. 
 
 Dedication : Oitr Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 Orlaston : Stephen Bunting, 14S0 (A. 8, 7).^ 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Our Lady of Orlestou, at the 
 south door, by mv first husband : Joan Sherman, widow, 1522 
 (A. 15,6). 
 
 Buried in the middle of the (dioir : John Wetherlok, rector, 
 1535 (A. 20,9). 
 The Rood. — Light of High Cross, Qd. : Stephen Bunting, 1480 
 (A. 3, 17); Joan Sherman, widow, 1522 (A. 15, (5). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8(/. : Roger Claych, L501 (A. !), I). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, I2d. -. Agnes TTolnherst, 1504 
 
 Light befo]'e the Crucifix, 3.v. 4^/. : John Wetherlok, 1535 
 (A. 20, 9). 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of the Blessed Virgin Marv, (id. -. Stephen 
 Pjunting. 1480 (A. 3, 17) : Joan Sherman, 1522 (A. 15, 6). 
 Light of St. Marv, Hd. : Roger Claych, 1504 (A. 9, 1). 
 Light of St. Mary, 12(/. : Agnes Holnherst, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 To Our Ladv in the high cjuer in the Church, 3.s'. kl. : John 
 AVetherlok, rector, L535 (A. 20, 9). 
 St. Stephen. — Light of St. Stephen, (id. : Joan Sherman, 1522 
 
 (A. 15, 6). 
 Varia. — To the Chnrcli a hnig towel to housell the people at 
 Easter day : Joan Norris, widow, 1532 (.V. 19, Llj.
 
 240 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 OEPINGTON. 
 
 Dedieatio7i : All Saiiifs. — See Archcsologia Cantinno, Vol. XXIII., 
 p. 145. 
 
 OSPEINGE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter ami St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 the Apostles Peter and Paul of Osprenge : Eob* Drayton of 
 Whiteheld, 1466 (A. 1, 10); Thos. King, 1470 (A. "l, 20); 
 Kiel Parker, 1470 (A. 1, 14) ; Thos. Thunovale, 1484 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 3) ; John Longbridge, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Peter and St. Paul of Ospringe : 
 Thos. Goodrich, clerk, 1522 (A. 15, 1). 
 The iPoof/.— Light of Holv Cross, 4^/. : Eic'' Parker, 1470 (A. 1, 14) ; 
 Eob' Mellvs, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; John Longbregge, 1505 (A. 10, 2) ; 
 Eic'' Petl'ey, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 32) ■, Simone Tritton. 1507 
 (A. 10, 6).' 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Crucifix : Alice Herry, 
 1496 (A. 7, 1) ; Wm. Chese, 1529 (A. 18, 7). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of wax before the Image of Our Lord : 
 Eic" Hornestleffe, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Light of the Eood, 12r/. : Agues Barbour, widow, 1510 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 To the High Eood Light, 20 ewes to maintain the same for 
 evermore : Lawrence Alice, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 
 To maintain the Cross Light, a cow : John Owlett, 1512 
 (A. 12,4). 
 0«r iff f/y.— Light of the Blessed \ irgin Mary in the Chancel, a 
 bushel of barley : Thos. Kinge, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 Light of St. Marv in the Chancel, a cow : Thos. Wood, 
 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lailv, 4r/. : John Longbregge, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8</. : Simon Tritton, 'l5(»7 (A. 10, 6). 
 Chapel of Our Lady i7i the Churchi/ai-d.— To the Light of Blessed 
 Mary in the Chapel, within the churchyard of the same Church, 
 one (]uarter of barley : Kob' Di'avton of Whitcheld, 1466 
 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Lighl of l^lcssed Mary in the Chapel there, 4^. Lights of 
 Holv Cross and St. Mary in the Chapel aforesaid, one cow : 
 Eic'' Parker, 1470 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv in the Chapel in the chui'chyard, I2d. : 
 Thos. Hornestlyve, 1475''(A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of the Virgin Mary in the Chapel there, 3.?. 4f/. : 
 Jolin Thunovale, 1484 (Con. 3" fol. 3). 
 
 Light of Our I^ady in the Chapel, \'2(1. ■ .lohn Colbroke, 
 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Liglit of Our Lady standing in the Chapel within the 
 ciiiirchyard, 4 tapers of wax, each a lb.: Lawrcjicc Alice, 1510 
 (A. 11, 10).
 
 EAST KENT. 241 
 
 Oiir Lady at St. Thomnn J I/nr.— To the Light of Our Lady at 
 
 St. Thomas' Alf:ir, ]2</. : \Vm. Kochven, lo07 (A. 10, 5). 
 Our Ladt/ of P/Vy.— Light uf Our Ladv of Pitv, Vld. : Th(..s. 
 AVoodricii, cltri<, 1522 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv of Pity, one ewe : AVm. Chese, 1529 
 (A. 18, 7). 
 St. Jo//H.— Light of St. John, half a lb. of wax: Thcs. King, 1170 
 (A. 1, 12): 
 
 Light of St. John, a busliel of barley : Thos. Kinge, 1475 
 (A. 2,^16). 
 
 Lights of St. John and St. James, 4</. : Ric"* Petley, 1504 
 (Con. 8, fol. 32). 
 
 Light of St. John, I2d. -. Wm. Rod wen, 1507 (A. 
 
 10, 5): 
 
 *S^^. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, Sd. : Simon 
 Tritton, 1507 (A. 10, 6); Agnes Barbour, widow, 1510 
 (A. 11, S). 
 
 To the Altar of St. John the Baptist, 12(/. : John Rogers, 
 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4</. : Ric'' Parker, 1470 
 (A. 1, 14) ; Rob' Mellys, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of Avax before the Image of St. John the 
 Baptist : Ric'i Ilornestlefee, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katharine, Qd. : Agnes Barbour. 
 
 widow, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 ,S^^. Lot/e.— To the helping of the Light of St. Loy, 2d. : Ric*! Petley, 
 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 32). 
 
 Light of St. Loy, 4d. : Wm. Chese, 1529 (A. 18, 7). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. M argaret, Grf. : Agnes Barbour, 1510 
 
 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Peter.— iA^\xt of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Thos. Kinge, 
 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of wax before the Image of St. Peter : 
 Ric" Hornestleffe, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 St. Feter and St. Paid. — Liglit of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 4</. : 
 Ric'i Parker, 1470 (A. 1, 14) ; Thos. Hornestlvve, 1475 (A. 2, 
 17) ; Thos. Woodrich, vicar, 1522 (A. 15, 1). 
 St. Sonday. — A taper of 1 lb. before the Pictor of the Holy 
 Sonday in the same Church, two ewes : Lawrence Alice, 1510 
 (A. 11, 10). 
 >Sy. Thomas of Canterhury. — Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of 
 barley : Thos. Kinge, 1475 (A. 2, 16), 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, a cow : Thos. Wood. 1494 
 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Pari^ih Church of Ospringe, in the Chapel of 
 St. Thomas afore Our Ladv there : John Bingley, 1500 (Con. 6, 
 fol. 6). 
 
 To making a parclose with plain boards and other stuff 
 before St. Thomas' altar in the Church, £5. To the Light of 
 St. Thomas, Vld. -. Wm. Rod wen, 1507 (A. 10, 5).
 
 242 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 I^asier Sepulchre. — A taper of 4 lbs. of wax before the Septilcbre : 
 
 Lawrence Alice, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 Yario. — To the new gLnziiic; of a window in the Chapel of the 
 Blessed Virgin Mary, 20(/. : Thos. at Hale, U84 (A. 4, 1). 
 
 Towards making of new stolys [s/c] in the qwyre, 12iJ. To 
 the reparation of the Church, 20.*. : John Colbroke, 1503 
 (A. 8, 13). 
 
 Towards the reparation of the Eoodloft, 12r/. If there be 
 bought a new Bell called a tenor for the Church, 1 bequeath 
 thereto 3.?. Ad. : John Eichardson, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 
 To the reparation of the Eoodloft, 3.s. Ad. : Wm. Carter, 
 1580 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 OSPEINGE, DOMUS D¥A. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the Church of St. Mary the 
 Virgin of the Mesyndew of Osj)rynge. To the Brethren of the 
 Mesvndew for mv burial, Os. 8f/. : Alex. Eoger, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 291). 
 
 To the Hospital of Osprenge, Ad. -. Thos. King, 1470 (A. 1, 
 12). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Blessed Mary of the Donuis Dei of 
 St. Mary of Ospringe before the Altar in the said Chapel if 
 I die there. To the work and reparation of the said Cha])el and 
 Image of St. Mary over the altar of the Chapel, 5 marcs : Wm. 
 Watson, vicar of Beninden and Throwley, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 OSTENHANGEE. 
 
 See AVestenhanger. 
 
 OTFOED. 
 
 Sec Archa-oJor/iti Confiana, A'ol. XX ill., p. 1 15. 
 
 OTHAM. 
 
 JJediraHon : SI. Nicholas. — Buried in the cliurcliyard ol' St. JNiclio- 
 hiH i.r Otthaiii: Henrv Kerne, IICI (Con. 2, fol. 51); Win. 
 Crumpe, 14G7 (A, I, 4); John Pryke, 1473 (A. 2, 9); .lohn 
 (iib.son, 1 ISO (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Bni'icd ill ihe Chancel. 'I'o ihe ])aris)i, Gs. St/,, one surplice, 
 and Matins book: Thos, Danyell, rector, 152G (A. 17, 2).
 
 EAST KENT. 243 
 
 The Iioo(l—\A^^\\\ of llic Hiu]i Cross, G.y. 9,il: Henry Kerne, UOI 
 (Coil. L>, fol. r,i). 
 
 Light, before the Higli Cros^, 4^/.: W^m. Crumpe, senior, 
 1467 (A. 1, 4). 
 
 Light of tlie High Cross, 8(/. : John Fryko, 1478 (A. 2, 0). 
 Lisht of the High Cross, 12</. : John 'Gibson, 1480 (A. 3, 
 16). 
 Onr Lady. — Liglit of Blessed Mary, Sr/. Towards buying a Lamp 
 to Ivang in the Church before the Image of Jilessed Mary there, 
 3s. 4f/. To the sustentation and repair of the aforesaid Lamp, 
 10«. to buy a cow fur the same: tieniv Kenie, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 51). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, M. : Wm. Cinirape, senior, 1467 (A. 1, 4); 
 Wm. Howlett, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Li^lit of St. Mary, 8^. : John Frvke, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 • Light of Blessed Mary, 12^/, : John Gibson, 1480 (A. 3, 16) ; 
 
 AV"m. Colyn, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 .S-^. /y/r//.sT.— Light of St. Blase, id. : Win. TTowlett, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 ,SY. Jc?w<?6-.— Light of St. James, Hd. : .John Gibson, 14S0 (A. 3, 16). 
 Light of St. James, ^d. : Wm. Colyn, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 OTTEKDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Lawrence. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Law- 
 rence the Martyr of Oteringdene : Thos. Seyntleger, 1405 
 (Con. 1, fol. 16). 
 
 Buried in the chuivhyard of St. Lawrence: John Filmer, 
 1498 (A. 7, 2) ; Ricd Brokman, 1514 (A. 12, 13). 
 
 Buried in the High Chancel of St. Lawrence of Otterden : 
 Ann Broke, 1509 (A. 9, 11). 
 
 Buried in the High Chancel before the door of the said 
 Chancel. To the Church, my cope of crimson velvet, and a pair 
 of candlesticks: Sir John Beane, rector, 1543 (.A. 23, 2). 
 Our Lady's Coronation. — To the Light afore the Coronation of Our 
 Lady, one ewe: John Drowry, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 
 A cow for a lb. of wax yearly to maintain two tapers, one 
 before the Image of the Coronation of Our Lady, and another 
 afore the Image of St. Erasmus : Isabel iMorice, widt)w, 1531 
 (A. 19, 3). 
 llie Rood. —To llie painting of Holy Cross of Ottyrden, 3s. 4J. : 
 I'atrick Maconway, cluiplain of Stalsfeld, 1493 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 Light of High Cross, a lamb : Ric*" Brokman, 1514 (A. 12, 
 13). 
 Tfie Brown Hood. — 'i'o the Light of the Browne Rood, Gd. : Anne 
 l^rok, 1509 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of the Browne Rood, a lamb : Hie'' Brokuian, 1514 
 (A. 12, 13). 
 
 H 2
 
 244 TESTAMEKTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Ovr Lady. — To painting the Image of St. Mary of Ottyrden, 2s. : 
 Patrick Maooiiway. chaplain of Stalsfeld, 1493 (A. 5, 16). 
 Light of Our Lady, 8^/. : Anne Broke, 1509 (A, 9, 11). 
 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Church in the Chapel of 
 St. Marv there. To the reparation of the Chapel of St. Marv of 
 Oterdeii, Qs. Sd. : Isabelle Chirche, 1497 (A. 6, 7). 
 
 >Sy. Margaret. — To painting the Image of St. Margaret, 20d. : 
 Patrick Macou-\vay, chaplain of Stalsfeld, 1493 (A. o, 16). 
 
 The Torches.^A cow to maintain the Torches in the Chnrch at the 
 time of mass: Thos. Seyntleger, 1405 (Con. 1, fol. 16). 
 
 The Sacrament. — A cow price S*\, or else 8s. for the cow at the 
 discretion of my ex'ors, to find a Lamp burning before the 
 Sacrament of the high altar of Otterden : John Ancher, senior, 
 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Varia. — That 2000 shingles be made and laid out upon the repara- 
 tion of the Church, where most need is, at my cost and charge* 
 John Aucher, senior, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 To the tribvll bell there, lid.: Pic'^ Brokman, 1514 (A. 12, 
 
 To buying a cloth to coyer the Twelve Apostles of the Kood- 
 loft, 4^. : "Roger Stephen, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 
 OXNEY (iheae DoyEE). 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas (by tradition). — Sir AVm. de Auberyille 
 who in 1 192 founded Langdon Abbey, granted to the same tlie 
 Churches of Langdon, Lyddeu, Oxney, and Walmer. 
 
 PADDLES\YORTH. 
 
 Dedication : St. OsivaJd. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Oswald 
 of Padelsworth: Pob' Pegge, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 602). 
 
 Buried in tlie Church of St. Oswald of Padelsworth : Stephen 
 Barnysdale, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 46). 
 St. Ostcald. — To making a new Image of St. Oswald in the same 
 Churcli, 5s. : John Barnesdale, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 146). 
 
 To the buying and gilding of an Image of St. Oswald, to be 
 set up ill Paddilesworlh Church, lOs. : AVni. Brokman of Newing- 
 ton next Hylhe, 1526 (A. 17, 1). 
 Varia. — To the repair of the High Cross, 3s. 4d. : Pob*^ Eegge, 1484 
 (Con. 2, fol. 602). 
 
 To the buying of a Processional for the Churcli, 20^/. : 
 Ste|)hen Barnysdale, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 46). 
 
 A trental be celebrated for me in the Chapel of St. Oswald 
 at Paddlcsworlh: Wm. Kete of Lyminge, 1500 (A. 7, S). 
 
 Note. — See Archcrolor/ia Canfiana, Vol. Xlll.
 
 is AST KENT. 24^ 
 
 PATKIXBOUKNE.* 
 
 Dedicallon : Our Ludij (by ti-:i(li(iou). — Buried in the Chancel; iind 
 
 to the reparation of tlie Chnrcli, lOs. : John Gi-eiie. elerk, 1541 
 
 (A.L>2. 2). 
 The Rood. — Towards maintaining the stock of tlie Cross Light in 
 
 the Roodeloft, four bushels of barley: Philip Grene, I-jO.S 
 
 (A. 8, 13). 
 Our Lady. — To the Light of Our Lady towards the beginning of a 
 
 stock, two bushels of barley: Philip Grene, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 St. John. — Buried in the Chapel of St. John in the Parish 
 
 Church of Patrikesborne : John Isaak, Esquire, 1501 (P.C.C, 
 
 13, Blamyr). 
 The Sacra m<nit.—'^i)\\i\vi\i>, niainlaining the Peme Light before the 
 
 Sacrament every year for twenty years next after my death, ^d. -. 
 
 Philip Grene, 1503 (A. 8, 13). 
 Varin. — To the churchwardens of Patrickesborne, Bregge, and 
 
 Bekesborne, two altar-cloths of white, my name and arms to be 
 
 stayned uj^on everv of them, all to the value of 13.s. -id. : John 
 
 Isaak, Esquire, 1501 (P.C.C, Blamyr). 
 
 EAST PECKHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael. 
 
 WEST PECKHAM. 
 
 Dedication .- St. Duustan.—See " Parish Churches of West Kent " 
 in the Transactions of the St. Faults Ecclesiological Society, 
 vol. iii.] 
 
 PETHAM. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints 
 of Petham : John Browning, 14G4 (A. 1, 0) ; Sampson (\>lman, 
 1471 (A. 1, 10) ; Sampson Coppe, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Hallows of Petham ; and for 
 breaking the ground for my burial, two oxsters \_sic'] : Wm. 
 Baseley, 1490 (A. 5, S). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of .Vll Hallows of Petham: Edw. 
 Wilson, vicar, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 145). 
 The i?oo(/.— Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : John 
 Browning, 1404 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a quarter of barley : Clement Crophall, 
 1473 (A. 2,8). 
 
 To the Rode Light, a bushel of barley : Thos. Austin, 1484 
 (Con. 3, fol. 3). 
 
 * See Archmoluyia Cantiana, Vol XIV., pp. 169 — 84.
 
 246 TESTAMENTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 Light of the Cross, 8d. : Sampson Coppe, 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; 
 Thos. Parett, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 
 Light of the Cross, half a seam of barley : Edw. Wilson, 
 vicar, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 145). 
 
 Light of the Cross, a bushel of malt : John Thompson, 153S 
 (A. 21, 7). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, a bushel of barley : John 
 Browning, 14G4 (A. 1, 6) ; Thos. Austin, 14S4 (Con. 3, fol. 3). 
 Light of St. Mary, 4 bushels of barley : Sampson Colmau, 
 1471 (A. 1, 10) ; Clement Crophall, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 8J. : Sampson Coppe, 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; 
 Thos. Parett, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, half a seam of barley : Edw. AVilson, 
 vicar, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 145). 
 All Souls. — 1 owe to Alsowlen Light, 6s. bd. : Wm. Stuphill, 148S 
 (Con. 3, fol. 205). 
 
 Light of All Souls, Sd. : Nicholas Petite, 1517 (A. 12, 19) ; 
 Thos. Parett, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 >S'^. George. — Light of St. George, two bushels of barlev : Edw. 
 
 Wilson, vicar, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 145). 
 St. J^//«e6-.— Light of St. James, 8(7. : Thos. Parett, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, a bushel of malt : John Thompson, 
 
 1538 (A. 21, 7). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4 bushels of barley and one 
 ewe : Sampson Colmau, 1471 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Katlierine, a quarter of malt, and to the main- 
 tenance of the Light, 6 ewes: Wm. Baselev, 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 Lightof St. Katherine, 4J. : Nicholas Petite, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8J. : Thos. Parett, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a busliel of barley : John 
 BrovVning, 1404 (A. I, G). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4 bushels of barles : Clement Crop- 
 hall, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 8(/. : Sampson Coppe, 1474 (A. 2, 13); 
 Thos. Parett, 1535 (A. 20, 7). 
 
 To the Brotherhood and Greveale of St. Margaret, half a 
 bushel of wheat and a bushel of malt : Thos. Austin, 1484 
 (Con. 3, fol. 3). 
 St. Sicholas. - Light of St. Nicholas, 2 bushels of barley: Edward 
 
 Wilson, vicar, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 145). 
 Vuria. — To the ameiidiiig of the Bells, and to the Steeple, 20</. : 
 Thos. Austin, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 3). 
 
 Towards an Antiphonar in print, 206\ : John Thom^Jsou, 1538 
 (A. 21,7). 
 
 PEVINOTON.* 
 
 Jjvdication : St. Mart/ (by tradition). — Buried in the Churcli of 
 Pevington. Light of Holy Cro.ss, G(/. Jjight of St. Mary, iid. 
 
 * See Archaologia Cantiaiia, Vol. XXII., Y\>. lUlJ — 111.
 
 iEAST KENT. 24'^ 
 
 Light of 8l. Kutlierine, -!■'(!. Lii^^hl oF St. Lawrence, U. : Nicholas 
 Badiior, 1521. (.\. 1(5, ;J). 
 Varia. — To the repair of a glas.s window before ihe high altar in 
 the Chancel of Pevington, rh. hi. : Win. Xynne df l'>4ertoii, UGS 
 (Con. 2, fol. . .). 
 
 PLUCKLEY. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nichohts. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicho- 
 las of Plukle: John Best, 14(50 (A. 1, 10) ; Philip .Mell, 1471 
 (A. 2, 1); Roger Brownsmith, 147:i (A. 2, 6); Eic'' Pakenian, 
 147(5 (A. :3, ij ; Thos. Mnn.l, 1 il)S (A. 7. (5). 
 
 Buried in the .south porch of the Church of Plukle beside 
 my father: Cristyn Dreyland, 1482 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Buried in the ehnrchvard of Blessed Mary and St. Nicholas 
 of Plukley: John Hamond, 1.502 (A. S, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the south side next the window 
 that Wm. Giles made there: Stephen (Tiles, 1517 (A. 13, 13). 
 The Rood. — liight before the Cross, 0</. : Roger Brownsmith, 1473 
 (A. 2,0); Kic'i Dervng, 1480 (A. 3, 20); John Dering, 1517 
 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Light of the High Ccoss, 4^^. : Ric'' Pakemun, 1470 (A. 3, 1) ; 
 Geffrey Spice, 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; John Uowle, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 Light of Holy Cross, 12^.: Thos. Gibbon, 1483 (A. 3, 25). 
 Our Lady. — To the Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 20d. : John 
 Best, 1400 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 0(/. : Roger Brownsmith, 1473 (A. 2, 0) ; 
 Ric-^ Derying, 1480 (A- '^^ 20) ;' John Dering, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 Liiihr of Our Lady. 2./. : Edw. Kingsnoth, 1512 (A. 12, 4). 
 Chapel of Our Ladi/. — Hnv'md in the Chapel of Blessed Mary 
 
 within the Church: Ric'i Derying, 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light before Our Ladv of Pity, 12(/. : Nicholas 
 Dering. 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Nave of the Church before the Inuige of 
 St. Mary of Pity : John Dering, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Liglit of Oui- Ladv of Pitv, \d. : John Bishoppe, 1518 
 (A. 13, 10). 
 Our Lady In the Pillar. — Light of Our Ladv in the pelour, a taper 
 
 of half a lb. of wax : John Dowle, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 St. Blaise. — Bm'\ed in the Church of St. Nicholas before the picture 
 of St. Blase. For 30 years to the Liglit before St. Blase, VId. : 
 Nicholas Dering, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 4r/. : Geoffrey Spice, 
 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; John Spice, 1515 (A. 12. 17). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : John Dowle, 1518 (A. 13, 10) ; 
 Stephen Giles, 1517 (A. 13, 13). 
 St. Georye.—Ug;ht of St George, 4(/. : Geoffrey Spice, 1499 (A. 7, 
 4) ; John Spice, 1515 (A. 12, 17).
 
 248 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. George, 2d. : John Dowle, 1518 (A. 13, 10) ; 
 
 Stephen Giles, 1517 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 /S*^. J«mes.— Light of St. James, 2(/. : Ewd. Kiiigsnoth,1512 (A. 12,4). 
 
 Light of St. James, 12^. : John Bishoppe, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, (Sd. : Eoger 
 
 Brownsmith, 1473 (A. 2, 6). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Ed\A'' Kingsnotli, 1512 
 
 (A. 12, 4). 
 St. JVichoIas.— Light of St. Nicholas, M. : Thos. Gibbon, 1483 
 (A. 3, 25) ; Geoffrey Spice, 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; John Dowle, 1518 
 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Thos. Mund, 1498 (A. 7, 6) ; 
 Edw. Kingsnoth, 1512 (A. 12, 4) ; John Spice, 1515 (A. 12, 17) ; 
 Stephen Giles, 1517 (A. 13, 13). 
 The Pyramid.* — To the Light of the Pyramid, 4td. : John Spice, 
 
 1515 (A. 12, 17). 
 The ITerse.— Light of the Herse, 8rf. : John Best, 1466 (A. 1, 10). 
 Light of the Herse, Qd. : Eoger Brownsmith, 1473 (A. 2, 6) ; 
 Ric'' Derying, 1480 (A. 3, 20) ; Geoffrey Spice, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 Light of the Dead called the Herse Light, 12d. : Eic'' Pake- 
 man, 1476 (A. 3, 1). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 12 J. : Thos. Gibbon, 1483 (A. 3, 25). 
 Light of the Herse, 4J. : John Dowle, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 Varia. — To the new building of the south part of the Church 
 which commonly in Englisli is called Our Lady Isle [s/c], 20s. : 
 Eic'i Pakeman, 1476 (A. 3, 1). 
 
 To the echingt or further building of Our Lady Chapel in 
 the Church of Plulde, £6 Vis. 4^. : Cristyu Dreylaiid, 1482 
 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 To buy a new altar-cloth for the high altar, Qs. Sd. : John 
 Bishoppe,' 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 POSTLING. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 
 Postcling: AVm. Clubbe, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 The Eood.—Ught of Holy Cross, M. : AVm. Clubbe, 1475 (A. 2, 
 16). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Qd. : Thos. Bretts, 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 Our Ladi/.^ Ughi of St. Mary, Ad.: Win. CluI)bo, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 l/iglit of Jilessed Mary', Hd. : Thos. Bretts, 1491 (A. 5, 9). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4rf. : Wm. 
 Clubbe, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 Light of St. John the Bapti.st, kSd. : Tlio.s. Bretts, 1491 
 (A. 5, 9;. 
 
 * This may possibly mean the Herse. 
 
 t Eche is an eke or addilion. {Diet. Kent Dialect.)
 
 East kent. 249 
 
 PRESTON NEXT FAVEKSllAM.* 
 
 Dedication : tSl. K(i f fieri iic.-liuvicd in tlie elmrehyanl of St. Katlic- 
 riue of Preston: Joliii Spcjro, lo\'2 (A. 12, -i). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard beside the Palm Cross. To the 
 waste of the torches at my burial, a lb. of wax. At my burying 
 three Masses, one of the Trinity, one of tlie Eive Wounds, and 
 one of Requiem : Tlios. Amner, parish clerk, 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 The Rood. — Light of the Cross, half a seam of wheat : Ric'' Annys, 
 141)5 (A. 0, 3). 
 
 Light of the High Cross (or Crucifix), 12(/. : Tiios. at Seed, 
 1506 (A. 10, ;i) ; John Spore, 1512 (A. 12, 4) ; Thos. Bykar, 
 1517 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 To the Rood Light, 1 tapers uL my burying : Thos. Amner, 
 parish clerk. 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 Our iff%.~ Light of Our Lady, 8^/. : Ric'^ Auuys, 1495 (A. 6, 3) ; 
 John Spore, 1512 (A. 12,4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12(/. or a taper price I2d. : Thos. at 
 Seed, 1506 (A. 10, 3) ; Thos. Bykar, 1517 (A. 13, 13). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a i lb. of wax : Thos. Amner, 1525 
 (A. 16, 7). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Buried in the high Chancel before Our Lady 
 
 of Pity : John Poster, vicar, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 Our Liuiy at the helfrey door.—Vov a tabernacle to be made for 
 Our Lady at the belfrey door, 26*'. Sd. To the ornating of the 
 high altar in curtains and altar-cloths, 13a-. : John Foster, vicar, 
 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 ISt. John. — Light of St. John, 3a'. 4c/. : John Spore, 1512 (A. 12, 4). 
 Light of St. John, a quarter of a lb. of wax : Thos. Amner, 
 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 tSt. Katherine. — To painting the Juuige of St. Katherine at ihe high 
 altar, \2d. ; and if any new image be made and put in her stead, 
 4:d. more : John Spore, 1512 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 To the painting of St. Katherine, 20s.: John Foster, vicar, 
 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 PRESTON NEXT WINGHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mildred. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mildred 
 of Preston: Stephen Collard, 1478 (A. 3, 8); Joan, wife of 
 Thos. Saffrey, 1480 (A. 3, 20); Pic'' Byle, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 50) ; Thos. Paramore, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Buried in the middle of the Chancel : Thos. Watts, vicar, 
 1498 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Preston : Solomon Hougham, 1518 
 (A. 13,6). 
 
 Buried in the Church behind my mother, bv the holy water 
 stock : Ric'i a Welles, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. 48). " 
 
 * See Arch(Bolo(j ia Candana, Vol. XXI., p. 126.
 
 250 TEST AMENTA CA^'TIANl. 
 
 The Hood. — Buried in tlie Cliurcli before the Crucifix ; aud to the 
 Light of Holy Cross, \2d. : ^\m. Kenton, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of bailey: Joan, wife of 
 Thos. Saffrey, 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of the Cross, a bushel of bere \_i.e., malt] : Thos. 
 Staunard of Dersou, 1498 (A. 6, 10). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Marv, a bushel of barley : Joan, wife 
 of Thos. Saffrey, 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, a bushel of bere: Thos. Stannard, 1498 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4(/. : 8isceley Hambroke, widow, 1519 
 (A. 13, 9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8r/. : AVm. Kenton, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 St. Gt/riac. — To the niaintenaiiL-e of the Lamp Light before St. Cereak 
 in the Churc-h, for ten years after my death, every year, Qd. : 
 AVm. Kenton, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 St. Katherlne. — Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barlev : Joan, 
 wife of Thos. Saft'rey, 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Pur a ring of gold which my mother gave to the painting of 
 St. Katherine, os. ; and to the same Image, 20f/. : Hugh Stonai'd, 
 1504 (A. 8, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4(/. : Sisceley Hambroke, widow, 
 1519 (A. 13, 9). 
 St. 3Iftrqaret.—lj\^\\i of St. Margaret. 4J. : Sisceley Hambroke 
 
 widoW, 1519 (A. 13, 9). 
 St. Mildred. — Light of St. Mildred, a bushel of barley : Joau, wife 
 of Thos. Safl'rev, 14S0 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Liglit of St. Mildred, 8(/. : Wm. Kenton, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried i]i the churchyard of St. Mildred near the 
 Altar of St. Nicholas. To the four chief Lights in the Church, 
 four bushels of barley : Thos. at Ware, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 29). 
 
 Light of St. Xichohis, a bushel of b;\rley : Joan, wife of 
 Thos. Saffrey, 1480 (A. 3, 20). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, two bushels of bere: Tlios. Staunard 
 of Derson, 149S (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, \jd. : \\m. Kenton, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 Varia. — To the palyng of the churchyard, 205. To buying one 
 black vestment, 13.s-. 4r/. : Solomon Hougham, 151S (A. 13, 6). 
 
 " Three trees of elm of the best of my ground to tlie repair- 
 ing of the Churcli-housc of Preston." To buying a black cope, 
 20s. : Sisceley Ihimbroke, widow, 1519 (A. 13, 9). 
 
 To tlie buying of a bannei- cloth for the Church, so that it 
 have th(^ I'ictnrc of St. Mildred in it, 13.y. 4</. 100 Loads of 
 gravel lo be laid in the way IVoni t'le vicarage gate to Stonard's 
 place, and so down to the Sole [<.t'., poudj : VVm. Kenton, 1536 
 (A. 20, 10).
 
 T^AST KKNT. 251 
 
 PROM HILL. 
 
 DeJication : [Uiiliiiown j. — To llie higli altur of the Church of 
 Promhill. 12'/. To the work of the Parish Church of Promliill, 
 3i-. 4(/. : Jului Lovccok of Lydd, \ WVl (Con. 2, fol. (JGj. 
 Note. — Promhill is three miles south-west of Lvcld. 
 
 PULTON (xNKAK DuvKig. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried iti the churchvai'd of llie Ciiurch 
 of Pulton : John Elmer, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Por an offering to Our Lady of Pulton, 4r/. : John Giblot of 
 Polkestone, 1513 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 To the Chape! of Our Lady of Pulton, 3.s'. id. : .lolni Hyng- 
 ham of the ])arish of St. John the Baptist in Dover, 1514 
 (Con. 11. fol. 92). 
 
 To the Chapel of Our Jiudy of Pulton, I2r/. : Jolm Jiaynokl 
 of Alkham, 1517 (A. 12, 20). 
 
 NoTK. — In this parish was the Abbey of St. Kadegund. 
 
 AuBEY OF St. Eadeoumd.* 
 
 Buried in the Monastery of St. Kadegunds. To the High 
 :illiir ihere, tjs. Hd. To the Monastery of St. Kadegund, a close 
 containing three acres of land in the parish of Pulton, in the 
 lordship of the Prioi- of Dovei'. To every brother of the 
 Monastery that is a i)riest, (Sd. ; to every Novice, 4(/. ; and to 
 every other of the said place, 'Id. To the Monastery of St. Kade- 
 gund to have my soul praved for, £G 8.s'. : John AV'armingtou of 
 Pulton, 1502 (A. S, 11). ' 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Kadegund next Dover, next to 
 the grave of Bartraham Criell in the High Chancel there. To 
 the .Abbot and Convent of the same place to be Iniried there. 
 £G 13i'. 4(/. : John Kyriell, gent., of Bellcavowe in Lvnuie, 1505 
 (Con. 8, fol. 51). 
 
 QL'EENBOKOUGH. 
 
 Dedication : Holij Trinity. — [Parishiouers were buried in the 
 churchyard of Minsterj. 
 
 To tile high altar of tlie Chapel of Holy Trinity of Qwyn- 
 burgh, 3s. 4f/. : John Stamforte or Cooke, 1481 (.\. 3, 22). 
 
 To the Trinity Clia[)el in the town of Queenborough, \'ld. 
 Also to the Trinity tliere, my best beads, and my best kerclier 
 for a corporace cloth: Kose, widow of Nicholas Jiedefyu, 1505 
 
 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 The Triiiity. — To the Light of the Trinity in the Chapel of Queen- 
 borough, 12^/. : Nicholas Kedfyn, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 * See Arclueulofjia Cant tana, Vol. XIV., \>\^. 140 — 52.
 
 252 TESTAMENTA CAXTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Maiy, 12d. : John Staniforte or Cooke, 
 
 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 Varia. — To the work of the Tower of Queeuborough, 6s. %d. : Johu 
 
 Stamforte or Cooke, 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 My ex'ors to buy a Vestmeut compleat of green satin of 
 
 Brugges at 20s., with an Image of the Trinity on the back, and 
 
 a remembrance of the giver, for the Chapel of Queenborough : 
 
 John Belhnger of Eaversham, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 BAINHAM.* 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. — Buried in the churchyard of St. 
 Margaret of Eaynham : John Mardale, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 277) ; 
 Alicia Pette, 1474 (A. 2, 12); Philip Grofeherst, 1479 (A. 3. 
 12) ; Wm. Butt, 1501 (A. S, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Raynham : Thos. Eeine, 1471 
 (A. 1. 14). 
 
 Buried \\\ the Church of St. Margaret of Reynham : Johu 
 Eechingwode, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 210). 
 The Trinity.— h\^\it of the Trinity, i2d. : Thos. Reme, 1471 
 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of the Holy Triuity, 4rf. : Alicia Pette, 1474 (A. 2, 
 12) ; Wm. Butt, 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of the Holv Triuity, a bushel of barley : Johu Adam, 
 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 284). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Trinity there. " My ex'ors 
 do new gild the Image of the Trinity and the Resurrection on 
 the same Altar, with the Tabernacle over the same Altar, and 
 like tlie wtu'k that Wm. Godfrey's altar is of, and in the parish 
 of Gillingham. ' f A pi-iest to sing for me at the Trinity Altar 
 in the Cluirch for a L[uai'ter of a year, during twenty years: 
 Thos. Elmeston, 1533 (A. 19, 12). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Ladv, 4i. : Alicia Pette, 1474 
 
 (A. 2, 12). 
 Our Jjadif under the Rood. — Light of Our Lady under [sic] the 
 
 Roodbeam, 12f/. : Thos. Reme, L471 (A. 1, 14). 
 St. Christopher.— Light of St. Christopher, 12^/. : Tlios. Reme 
 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Alicia Pette, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 Liglit of St. Christopher, 4(/. : John Adam, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 284). 
 ,S7. John.— Light of St. John. 12r/. : Tlios. Reme, 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in tlu- Chancel of St. John the 
 Baptist in the Church of Ravnhain : Silvester att Heth, 1477 
 (Con. 2, fol. 352). 
 
 * See Archaoloqia Cantiana, Vol. XVII., pp. 49 — 65. 
 
 t See " rurish'rimrches of West Kent" in vol. iii, p. 268, of the Trans- 
 actions of the St. Paul's Ecclesiological Society.
 
 EAST KENT. 253 
 
 Sf. Kaflierinr. — "Buried in ilie riiurcli of 8i. INrarpjarot of Ecnham, 
 
 in llie aisle near the C'liapel of St. Kalliei'inc. 'J'o oacli Li(:,lit 
 
 ill tl.c Cliurcli, Gtl. : Eic' Hoifjekin, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Lit^lit of St. K'atlieriiie, 12r/. : Tlios. Kerne, 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 St. M(irr/aref.—L\fyht of St. Margaret, 4iil.: John Merdale, 1472 
 
 (Con! 2, fol. 277) ; Alicia Petto, 1474 (A. 2, 12) ; AVm. Butt, 
 
 1501 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret. 20(1. : Thos. Cornell, 1479 (A. 3, 18). 
 To the painting of Blessed Margaret, 3.s. 4d. : Philip 
 
 Grofelierst, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 .SV. Man/ 3raq(hiIrne.—lAi:,\\t of St. Mary Magdalene, 12r/. : Thos. 
 
 Ecme, llYl (A. 1, 14). 
 St. mchoJas.— Light of St. Nicholas, 12d. : Thos. Eeme, 1471 
 
 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, a bushel of barley : John Adam, 1474 
 
 (Con.'2, fol. 284). 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Alicia Pette, 
 
 1474 (A. 2. 12). 
 Eastrr Sepulchre. — To the maintenance of one taper before the 
 
 Sepulchre, one acre of land for ever: Thos. Cornell, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 13). [See under The Triniti/.'] 
 Varia.— To the new organs, 20d. : Alicia Pette, 1474 (A. 2, 12). 
 
 KECULYEE. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Marv 
 of Keculver: Joan, wife of Wni. Alevn, 14G9''(Con. 2, fol. 193)'; 
 Nicholas Paramore, 1401 (Con. 3, fol. 279); Thos. Butt, 1500 
 (Con. 5, fol. 66) ; John llawlott, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 48). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Blessed Mary of Kecolver. Two 
 tapers of wax of 3 lbs. to burn to the honor of God, Blessed 
 Mary, and All Saints in the Church at the time of mv burial: 
 John Eechefeld, 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 76). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church of Blessed Mary : 
 Win. Eichfeld, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 306). 
 
 Buried beside the Palm Cross in the chLirchyard : Alex. 
 Cobbe, 1541 (Con. 17, fol. 99). 
 The Rood. — To the Light of Holy Cross, one ewe : Thos. Yong, 
 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 577) ; Thos. Cermin, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 175) ; 
 John Hawelett, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 229). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4</. : Alex. Ewell, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 63) ; 
 Alice Pamplett, 1516 (Con. 12, fol. 6). 
 
 Light of the Cross, a bushel of barley : Thos. Eylwarde, 
 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 131). 
 Our Ladtj. — To the Image of Blessed Mary, Qd. : Wm. Simeon, 
 1397 (Con. 1, fol. 5). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, two bushels of barley : Thos. 
 Germin, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 315) ; AYm. Sampson, 1515 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 127).
 
 254 TESTAMENT! CANTIATS'A. 
 
 To painting tlie Image of Blessed Mary over the high altar, 
 20d. : ^Xm. Germin, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 311). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one ewe : Thos. Tong. 1489 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 577) ; Wm. Aleyn, 1489 (Con. 8, fol. 231) ; John Hawe- 
 lott, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 229). 
 
 INIy ex'ors to maintain m\ tapers Avhen necessary to be 
 renewed at divine service time, to Imrn before the Image of 
 Our Ladv in the Chancel, for one year after my death : Joan 
 Eichefielde. 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 82). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4CW. : Isiibella. widow of John Hikke, 
 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 65j. 
 St. Anne. — Bia'ied against St. Anne's Altar in the Church of 
 Eeculver, and to the Church, 6s. Hd. : Wm. Alevn, 14S9 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 231). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a bushel of barley : Wm. Germin, 
 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 811). 
 
 Light of St. Jame, one ewe : Thos. Yong, 1484 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 577). 
 St. Jo//)j.~Light of St. John, one ewe: Thos. Tong, 1484 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 577); Thos. Germin, 1526 (Con. 14, tol. 175); John 
 Hawelott, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 229). 
 
 Light of St. John, 4 bushels of barley : Thos. Butt, 1500 
 (Con. 5, fol. 66). 
 
 Light of St. John, 4^/. : Eic" Cobbe, senior, 1538 (Con. 17, 
 fol. 12). 
 ;S^/. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, two bushels 
 of barley : Thos. Germin, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 315). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 8^/. : Nicholas Hawlott, 1504 
 (Con. 8, fol. 103). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4(7. : Alice Pamplett, 1516 
 (Con. 12, fol. 6). 
 *S^^. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, one ewe : Thos. Yong, 
 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 577) ; Thos. Hawlott, 1494 (Con. 3, fol. 365). 
 
 "To St. Katherine to paint her," 40^. : AVm. Aleyn, 1489 
 (Con. 3, fol. 231). 
 
 Light of St. Katlierine, 4*/. : Nicholas Ewell, 1512 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 32). 
 
 Light of .St. Katherine, a bushel of barley: I'lios. Eylvvarde, 
 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 131); Wm. Sampson, 1515 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 127). 
 The Loke. — Liglit of the Loke, two bushels of barley: Thos. Butt, 
 
 1500 rCon. 5, fol. 66). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 2iL : Elisnl)etli, widow of 
 John Ewell, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 107). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4^/.: Alice Pamplell, 1516 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 6) ; Thos. Germin, 1526 (Con. 14, fol. 175). 
 St. Peter.— \A)^\\\ of St. Peter, 4</. : Nicholas Ewell. 1512 (Con. 1 1, 
 
 fol. 32). 
 St. 77/^»i^A.s-.— Light of St. 'Ihotnas, 4^/. : I'ho.s. Sayntle, J51S 
 (Con. 12, ful. 77); Thos, IVaiiiore, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 80);
 
 EAST KENT. 255 
 
 Thos Geniiiii, 1520 (("on. 14, fol. 175); Eic'' C'obbe, Beiiior, 
 lo3S (Con. 17, fol. 12). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, one ewe : Jolin Hawelott, l.)27 
 (Con. 11, fol. 229). 
 JPeniccote. — To tlie Tii<j;lit Pentecote and dedication of tlie 
 Chnivli. one l»iisliel of l)arlov : Tho». (Tennin, 14-7') (Ccui. 2, 
 fol. 315). 
 
 Light of Pcntcc'oto. a bushel of barlev : Win. (Jennin. 1 J75 
 (Con. 2, fol. 311). 
 JEaster Sepulchre. — Light of the Sepulchre, hall" a bushel of liailev : 
 AVni. Germin, 1175 (Con. 2, fol. 311). 
 
 Light of Holy Sepulchre, one ewe: Thos. Yong, 1484 
 (Con. 2, fol. 577). 
 Jestis.—T!o the Light of Jesus, 4r/. : Alice Pamplett, 151G (Con. 12, 
 fol. 6); Thos. Paramore, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. SO); Thos. 
 Germin, 152G (Con. 14, fol. 175). 
 
 Light of Jesus, two bushels of barley : Wm. Sampson, 1515 
 (Con. 11, fol. 127). 
 liachelors Li(jht. — 'tc, the Light which is called the Bachelors' 
 Light in tlie Church, 4</. : Alice Pamplett, 151 G (Con. 12, fol. 6). 
 
 Light of the Bachelors, 4(/. : Thos. Savntle, 1518 (Con. 12 
 fol. 77). 
 
 Light of the Bachelors, one ewe: Thos. Germin, 1520 
 (Con. 14, fol. 175). 
 Tounr/mens Liqld. — To the Youngmen's Light, one ewe : John 
 
 Hawelott, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 229). 
 Vuria. — To the making of the High Cross, 20(7. : Wm. Germin, 
 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 311). 
 
 To the work of the Crucifix a new to be made, 6s. 8(7. : 
 Joan, relict of Henry Germin, 1490 (A. 5, 7). 
 
 To the Parish Church for a Missal 10 marcs, and for two 
 Antifoonars, £10 ; and for a Legend 8 marcs, and for a 
 Gradual, 33s. U. : Wn). Kichfeld, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 306). 
 
 Two new Images of Mary and John, to stand on either side 
 of the Crucifix in the Boodloft, made in proportion to the 
 Crucifix of timber work, and to be set up within twelve months 
 of my death : Joan Rychefeld, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 82). 
 
 To the churcliwardens of Reculver : John Ewell aiid 
 jVich(das Hawlott, with John Cobl), Alexander Cobb, and John 
 Sent, the younger, four acres of huid in Heme at a place called 
 Strowde, to keep an ()l)it f(u- my soul: Thos. Butt, 1500 
 (Con. 5, fol. 60). 
 
 To the buying of a Cross of silver in the Parish Chui-ch of 
 Beculver, 20.s\ 8^/. : Nicholas Hawlott, 1501 (Con. 8, fol. 103). 
 
 Towards buying a new Cross of silver for the Church, 
 20.S. 8</. : Bob' Pamplett, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 122). 
 
 Towards buying a silver Cross for the Church, Os. 8^.: 
 Kic^' Cobbe, senior, 1538 (Con. 17, fol. 12).
 
 256 TEST AMENTA CANTIAN^A. 
 
 EINGWOLD. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicliolas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 of Kingeweld, on the north side : Thos. Bassingborne of Kinges- 
 downe, 147G (A. 3, -i). 
 
 Buried iu the Church of Kingewelde : Tho?;. Beke of Kinges- 
 downe in Eingewelde, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 Buried iu the Church of St. NichoLis of Eingewold ; and to 
 the Church for uiy hurial, 6s. ^d. : Thos. Abbot, 1502 (.-\. 8, 9). 
 T/ie Bood. — Light of Holy Cross, half a seam of barlev : John 
 Philpott. 1476 (Con. 2,'fol. 329). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Thos. Beke, 1475 
 (A. 2, 16) ; Wm' Upton, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 6s. 8r/. : Thos. Abbot, 1502 
 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4^/. : Jas. Palmer, 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 Holy Gross of Kinqsdoivne. — Light of Holy Cross of Kingsdowne, 
 half a seam of barley : John Philpott, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 329). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross of Kingsdowne, a bushel of barley : 
 Thos. White, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 0\ir Lady. — To every Light of the Patron, the Cross, and Our Lady, 
 
 each one ewe : John Upton of Westcliff, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Keparation of Blessed Mary of Pity in the 
 Church, 6s. 8rf. : Thos. Abbot, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Eingewold before the Image 
 of Our Lady of Pity, beside my mother. To the Church for my 
 burial, 6s. 8W. : John Upton of Westcliff, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 Our Lady of Kingsdowne. — To the Light of Our Lady of Kings- 
 downe, half a seam of barley: John Philpott, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 
 329). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, one bushel of barley : 
 
 Wm. Upton of Kingesdowne, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 *S^^. Katherine. — Light of St .Katherine, one bushel of barley: Wm. 
 
 Upton of Kingesdowne, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 Easier Light. — Light of Pasch, half a bushel of barley : Thos. Beke 
 of Kingesdowne, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 To the Easter Light. 4r/. : James Palmer of Kingsdown, 1513 
 (A. 12, 10). 
 Varia. — To the new Cross in the Church, 10s. : Thos. White of 
 Kingesdowne, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 EIPPLE. 
 
 Dedication : Oar Lady.--\^uv\oA in the cluirchyard df Blessed Mary 
 of Hippie: John Petyt, 1471 (A. 1, 114). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Our Ladv of Kiepyll : Jolin 
 Gawcnt, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Blessed Virgin Mary of 
 Hippie, at tlie east end of the Chancel against tlu- altar: John 
 Gant, 1501 (A. 8, 4).
 
 EAST KENT. 257 
 
 Buried in the churcliyard at the cast end of the Chancel, 
 near the grave of my father: Thos. (iant, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church, and to the Cluirch as much money as 
 
 Avill innke the Seytes [seats] there on the north side: Thos. 
 
 Vauglian, 15-13 (A. 28, 3). 
 
 The i^oor/.— Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : John Petyt, 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of the Cross, half a seam of here : John Gaweut, 1494 
 
 (A. fi, 1). 
 
 Light of the Cross, half a seam of barley: Harry Petett, 
 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, one bushel of coi-ii : Thos. Grant, 1501 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 Otir Zrtf//y.— Buried in the Chancel before Our Lady : John Brown, 
 
 1518 (A. 13, 9). 
 St. John. — To the Light of St. John, four ewes that they provide 
 two tapers for burning before the Image of St. John : Thos. 
 Gaut, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 EIVER. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. FanJ. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 
 St. Peter of Kyver : Wm. Munde, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Apostles Peter and Paul of 
 
 Ryver: Wm. Granger, 1486 (A. 4, 4). 
 The iiood. — -Light of Holv Cross, a bushel of barley : Wm. Muude, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; Kob' Cocher, 1505 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Gd. : .... Caldam, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 30). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady, a bushel of barley: Wm. Munde, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; Eob^ Cocher, 1505 (A. 9, 3). 
 Our Ladij called Hokdayli(/ht. — To the Light of St. Mary called 
 
 Hokdayliglit, a bushel of barley: Wm. Munde, 1474 (A. 2,13). 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Wm. Munde, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, two bushels of barley : Wm. Granger, 
 
 1486 (A. 4, 4) ; Hob* Cocher, 1505 (A. 9, 3). "' 
 
 Buried in the (Chancel of the Church of Ryver before St. 
 
 Peter : Sir Eobert Mariott, vicar, 1523 (A. 15, 8). 
 Torch! ifjht.— \\) the Light called Torchlight, 8</. : . . . . Caldam, 1485 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 30). 
 
 EODMEESHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 of Eodmersham : .John Bix, 1463 (A. 1, 6); John Bateman, 
 1471 (A. 2, 1) ; Eic'' Peryn, 1471 (A. 2, 11) ; AVm. Faunt, 1498 
 (A. 7, 4) ; Adam Worden, 1501 (A. 8, 1).
 
 258 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Trinity. — Light of the Trinity, one ewe: Stephen Porrage, 1529 
 
 (A. 18,9). 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Church before the High Cross: John 
 Parke, li92 (A. 5, 15). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : John Bix, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 A trendal [_sic'] of wax to hang before the High Cross, 2d. : 
 John Bateman, 1471 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 To the Rood Light, id. -. Wni. Fannt, 1198 (A. 7, 4). 
 Our Ladi/. — Lvyht of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 20d.: John Bix, 
 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 A taper of half a lb. of wax to stand and burn before the 
 Image of St. Mary : John Bateman, 1471 (A. 2, 1). 
 Light of St. Mary, 4d. : Eic'^ Peryn, 1471 (A. 2, 11). 
 To the Light of Our Lady in Eodmersham Church, a cow : 
 Alex Jesop of Bapchild, 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 To the Light of Our Lady in the Chancel, a cow : Wni. 
 Foxton, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Mary, and to 
 paving the Chapel of St. Mary, Qs. Sd. : Wm. Peryu, 1483 
 (A. 3,26). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light of Blessed Mary the Virgin of Pity, t\vo 
 ewes: Adam Norden, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, one ewe : Stephen Porrage, 1529 
 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church before Our Blessed Lady of Pity : 
 Joan Mason, widow, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 St. Anthony.— Ug\\t of St. Anthony, 20d.: John Bix, 1463 
 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, one taper: Joan Foxston, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, one taper : Joan Foxston, 
 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, two ewes : Adam Norden, 1501 
 (A. 8, 1) ; Stephen Porrage, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a cow : Wm. Foxton, 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas the Bishop, a cow : Eic'' Peryn, 
 1471 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, one taper : Joan Foxston, 1474 
 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 To the Tabernacle of St. Nicholas, 3s. 4</. : Wm. Peryn, 1483 
 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, one ewe : Sto])lu'n Porrage, 1529 
 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. Peter.— Ti) the Brotherhood of St. I'eter, a cow worth 8s. : Eic'' 
 
 Peryn, 1471 (A. 2, 11). 
 St. Osy'lh. — ( )ne torch to burn before St. Sithe, and two ewes : 
 
 Adam Norden, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the Sepulchre Light, a ta[)er of two lbs. of 
 wax, and one ewe sheep to maintain that Light: Thos. ISkott, 
 1530 (A. 19, 1).
 
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 F(7r?V/.— Buviiifj; a Yostinoiii for the Church, 2Gs. 8(/., and to the 
 rqniratiou of tlie Koodlofl, :Js. ~kl. : Win. Peryii, U83 (A. 3, 2G). 
 As much money as will pave the porch : Win. Foxton, 1505 
 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 To the gilding of the Rood, Mary, and John, (is. 8t/. : Joan 
 Mason, widow, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 ROLYENDEX. 
 
 Dedication : Our L<nJi/. — l^nried in tlie churchyard of Blessed Mary 
 of Rolvinden: Eob' llombard, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 231); John 
 Duke, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Marione Sextavn, widow, 1478 (A. 3, 9) ; 
 John Nooting, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 Buried in the middle of the High Chancel, five foot within 
 the quier door, and not far from my father and mother Heniy 
 and Agnes: Sir Ric'' AV^alker, vicar, 1522 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 The Trinity. — liuried in the Chancel called Skott's Chancel, before 
 the Image of the Blessed Trinity : Wm. Frengham, 1523 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 17(5). 
 
 The Rood.— To the Roodliglit, \2d. : John Nootting, 1517 (A. 12, 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 20^/. : Marione Sextavn, widow, 
 
 1478 '(A. 3, 9). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to btirn before the Image of St. Mary : 
 
 Rob* Duke, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 42). 
 
 To the Image of Our Lady, a taper price 4^. : John Noot- 
 ting, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — " I will that I have a taper burning before the 
 
 Image of Our Lady of Pity in the Church, by the space of two 
 
 years next coming after my decease": Alianore Padiain, 1500 
 
 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Anne. — Light of St. Anne, Vld. : Pernel or Petronella Hikkis, 
 
 1473 (A. 2,7). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 4t?. : John Nootting, 1517 (A. 12, 
 
 19). 
 St. Erasmns. — A taper to burn before St. Erasmus : Nicholas a 
 
 Berne, 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 St. Oeorqe. — To the Image of St. George, a taper price 4^/. : John 
 
 Nootting, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 St. James. — To the Image of St. James, a taper price 4^/. : John 
 
 Nootting, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 St. John. — See under St. Thomas. 
 St. Loye. — To the Image of St. Loy, a taper of 4c?. : John Nooting, 
 
 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 St. Nicholas.— To the Altar of St. Nicholas, and to the Altar of 
 
 St. Thomas, a sheet to be divided between them : Sir Ric'' 
 
 Walker, vicar, 1522 (A. 15, 4). 
 St. Stephen. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of 
 
 St. Stephen : Rob' Duke, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 42). 
 
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 260 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Image of St. Stephen, a taper price 4:d. : John Noot- 
 ting, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 St. Thomas. — Two candlesticks of laton to the Altar of St. Thomas, 
 and one before the Image of St. Thomas, and one before 
 St. John : John Hnbbard, 1517 (A. 13, 2). [Also see under 
 >SY. Nicholas.'] 
 
 Easter Sepulchre. — A taper of one and a half lbs. of wax to burn 
 at the Sepulchre of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Church 
 during Easter for two years: Nicholas a Berne, 1478 (A. 3, 0). 
 
 Yoiingmen''s Liqht. — To the Light called Yongemen's Light, 12^/. : 
 Pernel or Petronella Hikkis, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 The Sacrament . — To the Light before the Sacrament, a taper price 
 M. : John Nootting, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 Jesus Mass. — A taper of wax to be kept at my cost, to burn 
 Sundays and Holydays at the time of divine service, and also 
 the Friday at the Jesus Mass, for seven years after my death, 
 before the Image of Jesus standing in the High Chancel. A 
 candlestick of laton for the same taper to stand upon before 
 the Image of Jesus. The diadem which I ordered for the same 
 Image of Jesus be gilt, and set upon the same Image : John 
 Hubbard, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Varia.- — To the new window at the head of the High Chancel, 
 13s. 4(/. : Eobt Hombard, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 231). 
 
 To one new great Cross to be bought and stood in the place 
 called the Eoodloft, Qs. Sd. Por two silver bells to be boujrht 
 and hang upon the Banner of the Assumption of the Blessed 
 Mary in the Church, 6s. 8d. For a new set of Vestments to be 
 bought and placed in the Church, 40s. : John Duke, 1473 
 (A. 2, 8). ^ 
 
 My ex'ors to i)rovide one pair of organs to the honor of 
 Almighty Grod, the Blessed Virgin Mary, and all the Saints in 
 the Church and choir of Kolvenden. To a new window in the 
 High Chancel, 20s. : Matthew Tyrnin, clerk, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 A pall or front of white to hang before the High Altar in 
 the Church, 10s. j and the Assiunptioii of Our liady to be 
 pictured in the middle of the cloth : John Hubbard, 1517 
 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 Towards buying a pair of organs for the Church, if they be 
 bought and set up in the Church within one vear of my death, 
 40s. : Bob' Wise, vicar, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 To the glazing of a window beside the Eoodloft in the 
 Church, 16s. To the new Organs, 2()S. 8(/. Also £6 to the 
 making at his proper cost an honest Sepulchre for the Jilessed 
 Body of Our JiOrd to be laid in at Easter in the Church; and 
 to the buying of one holy cloth there to hang on the Sepulchre 
 at the hol3^tiino of Easter, and to do service in the Church there 
 jit otlu^r time.s : .lohn Asten, 1533 (Con. 16, fol. . .).
 
 EAST KENT. 201 
 
 NEW ROM NET.* 
 
 Chuech of St. John the Baptist. 
 
 Buried in the ehnrcliyanl of St. John tlie liaptist in 
 lloinene, and to the reparation of the Churcli, (id. : John Cray, 
 liG5 (Con. 2, fol. lol). 
 
 Buried in tlic Church of St. John the Baptist, and to the 
 same Church for my burial, (js. Hd. : John Hikks, 1471 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 125). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. John the Baptint: John 
 Kytebi-other, lis.j (Con. 3, foL 70). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. John the Baptist: Thos. 
 Otewey, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 09). 
 
 Chubch of St. Laweence. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Lawrence of Komeney : '\Vm. 
 Pyers, barber, 1431 (Con. 1, fol. 22). 
 
 Buried in the Church near my mother : Thos. Cowper, 1487 
 (Con. 3, fol. 127). 
 The Trinity. — To the Brotherhood of Holy Trinity, 3a'. 4 J., and to 
 each Brotherhood in the same Church, 20£/. : Wm. Pyers, 
 barber, 1431 (Con. ], fol. 22). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Holy Trinity, 4t?. : John Cray, 
 1405 (Con. 2, fol. 151). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, J. : John Hikks, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 125). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of the Holy Trinity in the Church of 
 St. Lawrence of Romene : John Afforde or Hith, 1487 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 110). 
 The Rood.— To the Brotherhood of Holy Cross, 3s. 4rf. : Wm. 
 Pyers, barber, 1431 (Con. 1, fol. 22). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Lawrence before the High Cross; 
 and to tlie Brotherhood of Holy Cross, 2s. ; and to each Light of 
 the Chiirch, 12r/. : Thos. AVermyston, 1447 (Con. 1, fol. 37). 
 
 Light of High Cross, 12(/.: John Hikks, 1471(Con. 2, fol. 125). 
 Our Ladi/.- -hight of the Brotherhood of Our Lady, (jd. : John 
 Cray,'l4e5 (Con. 2, fol. 151). 
 
 "Light of Blessed Marv, 12</. : John Hikks, 1471 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 125) ; Thos. Cowpor, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 127). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Marv, 4(/. : Thos. Otewey, 1485 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 09) ; John Afforde or Hith, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 110). 
 
 Si. Anne. — To the Light of the 13rotherhood of St. Ann, -isd. : John 
 
 Cray, 1405 (Con. 2, fol. 151). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katheriue, 4'/. : John Cray, 1405 
 (Con. 2, fol. 151) ; Thos. Otewey, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 09). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 4fl?. : John Afforde or 
 Hith, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 110). 
 
 * See Archceoloffia Cantiaiia, Vol. XIII.
 
 26^ TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Lawrence. — To painting the Image of St. Lawrence, 20c/. : John 
 Hikks, 1471 (Con. 2, fol. 125). 
 
 St. Thomas of Canferburi/.— To the Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 
 4t/. : Thos. Otewey, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 69). 
 
 Light of Blessed Thomas the Martyr, Sd. : Thos. Cowper, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 127). 
 
 Note. — There was an Image of St. Thomas of Dancastre in 
 this Church, to which in 14G5 John Buckherst left a legacy. 
 Some have thought that Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, belieaded 
 at Pontefract in 1322, is meant, for miracles Avere attributed to 
 him, and a breviary office composed in his honour {Notes and 
 Queries, 1898, vol. ii., p. 188). However, there appears no 
 reference in the other wills. 
 
 Chukch of St. Martin.* 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Martin : John Punderst, 
 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 75). 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Church of St. Martin before the High 
 Cross. To the Light of the High Cross, \2d. : Greoffrey Sharpe, 
 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 287). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 6s. 8^. : Stephen Baker, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 74). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Martin before the High Cross. 
 To the reparation of the same Church, £6, where most needful : 
 Sir Thos. Penyston, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 65). 
 Our Lady.—'Vo the Brotherhood of St. Mary, 4<7. : Jolui Punderst, 
 1462 (Con. 2, fol. 75). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 8^. : Geoifrey Sharpe, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 287). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 20(/. : Patrick Gille, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 56). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 3s. 4^d. : Stephen Baker, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 74). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Martin before the Altar of 
 St. Mary : Agnes Aruiynard, 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 13). 
 St. Anthony.— To the Light before St. Anthony, Vld. : John Coting, 
 
 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 83). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, Vld.: John Coting, J 522 
 
 (Con. 13, f(d. 83). 
 St. Katherinc. — Light of St. Katherine, \d. : John Punderst, 1462 
 (Con. 2, fol. 75). 
 
 * See Archmolofjia Caniiana, Vol. XX., p. 155. This Church of St. Martin 
 most likcl}' stood ou tlic site of llic one inontioiied in the year 741, wlien 
 E!idbrij,'ht ^'ranted lo (Jlirist Churcli at Caiilorl)nrv a fisliery at lli(> mouth of 
 the River Limeue, and pari of the land on wliicli is situated the Church 
 [oratoriumj of St. Martin (Birch's Anfflo-Saxon Charters, vol. i., p. 232). 
 Jiouiid the oratory or small Church of St. Martin ;,a-c\v up the town ot 
 llomney.
 
 ^A8T KEi^T. 203 
 
 Liglit of St. Kathcriue, Hd. : Gcoft'rey Sliurpe, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 foJ. 287). 
 
 Light of St. Katheriue, Ss. 4J. : Stephen Baker, 1485 (Con. -i, 
 fol. 74). 
 Sf. Loi/e.—Usht of St. Loye, Ud. : Sir Thos. Penyston, 1518 
 
 (Con. 12, fol. m). 
 Sf. Michael.— Buv'wd m the Cliurch of St. Martin before the Altar 
 
 of St. Michael : Stephen Baker, 1485 (Con. 8, fol. 74). 
 St. Feter. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Peter within the Chnrch 
 of St. Martin : Patrick Gille, 1485 (Con. :i, fol. 50). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 4:d. : John Punderst, 1402 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 75). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, Sd.-. Geoffrey Sharpe, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 287). 
 
 For a Candle which shall burn before the Lnage o£ St. Peter, 
 12d. : Stephen Baker, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 74). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 12d. : Sir Thos. Peuyston, 1518 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 05). 
 
 Church of St. Nicholas. 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas near the grave of 
 my father and mother: Jas. Lowys, coppersmith, 1454 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 07). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Nicholas of Romene : Eob' 
 Senus, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 272). 
 
 Buried in the nave of the Parish Church of St. Nicholas: 
 John Eobyn, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 00). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Nicholas in the hi«;h choir ou 
 the right side : Robert Taylor, vicar, 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 117). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church of New Romny on the 
 
 north side where I sit. 'J\) the Church, the 20s. which 1 have 
 
 lent to the Town : John Parcker, jurat, 1558 (Con. 27, fol. 152). 
 
 The Rood.— Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : Rob^ Seras, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 272) ; John Swan, 1501 (Con. 0. fol. 12). 
 Our Lndy. — Light of St. Marv, 4i : John Newman, 1404 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 81) ; John Robvn, 1485 (Con. 3. fol. 09). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 20^^. : EoV Seras, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 272). 
 
 Chapel of Our Ludij.— Buried in the Chapel of Blessed Mary 
 
 within the Cluircli of St. Nicholas of Romney ; and to the 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Marv, 20rf. : John a Mede, 1454 (Con. 1, 
 
 fol. 71). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary within the Church 
 of St. Nicholas : Wm. Gregory, senior, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 142) ; 
 John Swan, 1501 (Con. 0, fol. 12). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady next unto my uncle 
 Wm. Gregory: Thos. Gregory, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 153). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, 4^/. : John Newman, 1404 
 (Con. 2, fol. 81) ; John Swan. 1501 (Con. 0, fol. 12). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, Ot/. : Rob' Seras, 1474 (Cou. 2, fol. 272).
 
 264 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Brotlierliood of St. Clement, M. -. John Eobyn, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 69). 
 St. Edmund. — To the Brotherhood of St. Edmund, 6d. : Jas. Lowys, 
 
 1451 (Con. 1, fol. 67). 
 St. Erasmus. — Buried in the Church before the Picture of St. Eras- 
 mus ; and to the Light of St. Erasmus, 16c?. : Thos. Glover, 
 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 25). 
 St. George. — To the Brotherhood of St. George, 40rf. : Wm. Love, 
 1432 (Con. 1, fol. 24). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. George, 12d. : Jas. Lowys, 1454 
 (Con. 1, fol. 67). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. George, 8d. : John a Mede, 1454 
 (Con. 1, fol. 71). 
 
 Light of St. George, 8^.: Koh* Seras, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 
 272) ; John Swan, 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 12). 
 St. John. — To the Brotherhood of St. John, 12^. : Jas. Lowys, 1454 
 (Con. 1, fol. 67). 
 
 Light of St. John, 6d. : Eob* Seras, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 272) ; 
 John Swan, 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 12). 
 St. John the Baptist. — To the Brotherhood of St. John the Baptist, 
 
 12f/. : John a Mede, 1454 (Con. 1, fol. 71). 
 St. Katherine. — To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 6f/. : Jas. 
 Lowys, 1454 (Con. 1, fol. 67). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, M. : John Newman, 1463 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 81). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, {id. : Eob' Seras, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 272). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2s. Gd. : Thos. Glover, 1520 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 25). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 12d. : John Swan, 1501 
 
 (Con. 6, fol. 12). 
 Chapel of St. Stephen. — Buried in St. Stephen's Chancel at the 
 south side of the same Churcli. To the reparation of the Church, 
 10s. : Ric'i Stuppeney, 1540 (Con. 17, fol. 68). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Stephen nigh my father, and to 
 be kenered close by the pavement of the Church: Lawrence 
 Stuppeny, 1558 (Con. 27, fol. 2). 
 
 To the brotherhood of St. Stephen, Sd. : John a Mede, 1454 
 (Con. 1, fol. 71). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, Hd. : Rob' Seras, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 
 272) ; John Swan, 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 12). 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 2s. Gd. : Thos. Glover, 1520 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 25). 
 
 OLD liO]\[NEY. 
 
 Dedication : St. Clement. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Clement 
 on the right side of the north door. To each Brotherhood in 
 the Church, id.: John Sobrand, 14!)7 (Con. 4, fol. 173).
 
 EasIp Kent. 2G5 
 
 Buried in the poivli of St. Clciiicut of Old Komney; and to 
 the reparation of the Cliun-h porch, '.is. 4nl.: John Wattman, 
 1500 (A. 8. 5). 
 
 linried in the Cliancel of St. Clement of Old liouuiey : Eic'' 
 Huntly, 1522 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 I3uried in the Church of 8t. Clement in the middle pace, and 
 to the Church for brcakiuL; the s^rouiid. (J.s-. 'Sd. : Win. (iilberd, 
 1523 (.A. 15, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Clement in the middle pace 
 before the Hood, and to the reparation of the Church, and for 
 the o;round breaking of my grave, 20*-. To every lirotherhood 
 Light of the same Church, 12</. : John Eps, senior, 152(3 (A. 17, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the middle pace between Gilbart 
 [.s'i'c] and the procession door. To the Church for breaking the 
 ground, 0.s\ 8r/. : Jas. Hoggelin, 1527 (A. 17, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church at the foot of my father: John Epsc, 
 1527 (Con. 1-1, fol. 157). 
 
 Buried in the Churchyard of St. Clement without the porch 
 door: John Whateman, 154.1 (A. 22, 2). 
 Tlie Rood.— To the Rood Light, 4>d. : Edw. Bordell, 1504 (A. 9, 1); 
 Thos. Whatman, 1521 (A. 14, 11). 
 
 Light of the Kood, I2d. : Henry Richards, 1515 (A. 12, 
 13). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 2*-. : Wm. Gilberd, 1528 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 Light of the Rood, Os. Sj. : Jas. Hoggelin, 1527 (A. 17, 
 11). ^ 
 
 To the Light of the Rood, 3s. ^d. : John Epse, 1527 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 187). 
 
 To maintaining the Beam Lights, 5s. : Wm. Marshe, 1541 
 (A. 22, 2). 
 Our Lady. — To the Bnjtherhood of Blessed Mary tlie Virgin, 4c?. : 
 Thos.'att Nooke, 1407 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4t/. : John Wattman, 1500 (A. 8, 5) ; 
 Thos. Whatman, 152r(A. 14, 11). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv. 8rf. : Hen. Richards. 1515 (A. 12, 13) ; 
 Ric'' Huntley, 1522 (.A. 15, 1) ; Wm. (Jillierd, 1523 (A. 15, 8). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Church in the Chancel of Our 
 Lady: John Whatman, sejiior, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Cha[)el of Our Lady in the Church of Old 
 Romney, under the pillar next the tjueyre there. There be laid 
 u[)on me a stone of six foot in length, and two ami half foot 
 broad, with free stone two foot above ground, tomb wise : Wm. 
 Marshe, 1541 (A. 22, 2). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher in Old Romnev, 4c?. : 
 Rob' Wittisphauke of Brensett, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12</. : Jas. Hoggelin, 1527 
 (A. 17, 11). 
 aS^^. James. — A taper of wax price 12^/. to be set before the Pictore 
 \_sic\ of St. James in Romney, and to be lighted at my burial, 
 and to burn all the service: Jas. Hoggelin, 1527 (A. 17, 11).
 
 ^66 tESTAMENTA CANtlANA. 
 
 Sf. Katltarine. — To the Brotherhood of St. Katheriue, ^d. : John 
 Ive, 1J>63 (A. 1, 6) ; Thos. at Nooke, 1497 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of 8t. Katherine, Sd. : Hen. Eichards, 1515 (A. 12, 13); 
 Jas. Hoggelin, 1527 (A. 17, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Katheriue, id. : John Wattinan, 1500 (A. 8, 5); 
 Thos. Whatman, 1521 (A. 14, 11); Wm. Gilberd, 1523 
 (A.15, S). 
 iSt. Margaret. — To the Brotherhood of St. Margaret, id. : Tlios. at 
 ISWke, 1497 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, id. : Eic^^ Hamon, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; 
 John Wattman, 1500 (A. 8, 5) ; Thos. Whatman, 1521 (A. 14, 
 11). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 8^/. : Hen. Eichard^ 1515 (A. 12, 13); 
 AVm. Gilberd, 1523 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 12(/. : Jas. Hoggelin, 1527 (A. 17, 
 11). ^ 
 
 Varia. — To the seeling [s/c] of the Eoodloft, Gs. Sd. Towards 
 making the 12 Apostles in the Eoodloft, 13s. id. Two bells of 
 silver to hang in the best cross of Eomney Church : Jas. 
 Hoggelin, 1527 (A. 17, 11). 
 
 To the reparatiou of the Church, 20s. To the ceiling of the 
 Eoodloft, 13s. id. Towards buying a new Cross for the Church, 
 13s. id. To buying a new silver Pyx, £6 13s. id. : John Epse, 
 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 187). 
 
 To the Church one chalice of silver, and two tunekylls [sic'\ 
 of blew velvet for Deacon and Subdeacon : Wm, Marshe, 1541 
 (A. 22, 2). 
 
 Eeparation of the Church, 6s. 8d. To tlie buying of one 
 Aiitiphonar, 6s. Sd. To buying of altar-cloths, 6s. Sd. : John 
 W hateman, 1541 (A. 22, 2). 
 
 EUCKINGE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mar// Magdalene. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 
 St. Mary Magdaleuo of Eokynge : John Colyu, 14(j5 (A. 1, 7) ; 
 
 Wm. Weldayshhe, 1463 (A. 'l, 19); John Knoldane, 1477 
 
 (A. 3, 4) ; Joliii Symond, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 57) ; Stephen White, 
 
 1501 (A. 8, 5). 
 The Trinity.— U<^\\i of Holy Trinity, id.: John Colyn, 14G5 
 
 (A. 1, 7) ; Stcplien White, 1501 (A. 8, 5) ; John Trend ley, 1507 
 
 (A. 10, 6) ; Eob' Folctt, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 Light of Holv Trinity, 12^/. : Wm. Weldayshhe, 14(33 (A. 1, 
 
 19); Wm. Colyn, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 50) ; Agues White, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 14). 
 The Rood. — L\)i}\i of the High Cross, id.: John Colyn, 1405 
 
 (A. 1, 7) ; Stephen White, 1501 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 To the Light before the Cross, 6d.: Alan Gayler, 1474 
 
 (.A. 2, 10) ; Thos. Netbersole, 1502 (A. 8, 14) ; Alice Goodard of 
 
 Bilsington, 1504 (A. 8, 14).
 
 East kent. 267 
 
 Light of IFolv Cross, 12^/. : John Kiioldane, 1477 (A. 3, 4) ; 
 
 Alan Symon, 147i (A. 2, 8) ; Win. Colyn, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 50) ; 
 
 Agnes White, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of the Cross, Hd.: Wni. Weldayshlie, 1403 (A. I, VJ) ; 
 
 John Trendley, 1507 (A. 10, 6) ; Kob^ Folett, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 Our Lailij. — Light of the lilessed Virgin Mary, 3 lbs. of wax : Wm. 
 
 Weldayshlie, 1403 (A. 1, IJ)). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, ijd. : John Knoldane, 1477 (A. 3, 4) ; 
 
 KoV Folett, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Vld. : Wm. Colyn, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 50); 
 
 Agnes White, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Lady Chancel on the north 
 
 side of the Church ; and to Our Lady upon the north side of 
 
 the Church, 4(/. : John Trendley, 1507 (A. 10, 0). 
 Our Lady on south side. — To the Light of Blessed Mary of the 
 
 south part of tlie Church, M. : John Knoldane, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 Our Lady beside the Trinltij. — Light of Our Lady beside the Trinity, 
 
 U.: John Trendley, 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 8t. Mary Magdalene. — Light of 8t. Mary Magdalene, Sd. : Alan 
 
 Gayler, 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; Wm. Colyn, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 50). 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene, 12^/. : Alice Goodard of Bil- 
 
 sington, 1504 (A. 8, 14) ; Agnes White, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Marv Magdalene, 4c?. : John Trendley, 1507 
 
 (A. 10, 0) ; Rob' Folett, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael the Archangel, 4(/. : John Colyn, 
 
 1405 (A. 1, 7). 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. — Buried in the Cliurch of Kockinge, in 
 
 the south aisle, before the Image of St. Thomas of Canter- 
 bury. To the Church for my burial, hs.: Rob' Folett, 1513 
 
 (A. 12,8). 
 The Calvary. — To the Light of the Calafierv, A^d. : John Colyn, 
 
 1405 (A. 1, 7) ; John Knoldane, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 The Torches.— U^^\i of the Torches, S(/. : Wm. Colyn, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 50). 
 The Rerse.—U»yi of \\\^^ ITerse, 12(/. : Agnes White, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 14). 
 Varia.— To the reparation of the bell-tow ei', \'2d. : Thos. Nethorsole, 
 
 1502 (A. 8, 14). 
 
 To the making a- wijidow at the south side of the Church, or 
 
 any other reparation upon the same Churcii, 3s. 4(/. : Agnes 
 
 White, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 RYARSH. 
 
 Dedication : St. Martin. — See " Parish Churches of AVest Kent " 
 in the Transactions of the St. PaaVs Eeclesioloyical Society, 
 vol. iii., p. 280.
 
 268 TESTAME.YTA CANTIA.NA. 
 
 ST. LAWEENCE IN THANET.* 
 
 Dedication : St. Laiorence. — Buried iu tlie churchyard of St. Law- 
 rence : Laurence Gibbe, 14G3 (A. 1, 6) ; Cecilia Stragmau, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 34). 
 The Rood.— To the sustentation of the Light of Holy Cross in the 
 
 Church, one bushel of grain : Thos. Terry, 1500 (A. 7, 10). 
 Our Lady Chapel. — To the Altar of Blessed Mary in the Church, 
 ^d. : EiCi Bawlyn, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Lawrence in a Chapel called 
 Our Lady Chapel. To the Roodloft, 53s. 4^. My tomb to be 
 closed with a stone of marble with images thereupon graven of 
 laton, of me and of my husband and the number of my children, 
 price £6 13s. 4^/. : Juliane, wife of Thos. St. Nicholas, 1499 
 (A. 7-, . .). 
 Our Lady. — To the Light of Blessed Mary, a bushel of barley : 
 Ric'' Curling, 1463 (A. 1, 6); John Jordan, 1465 (A. 1, 7); 
 Thos. Fro.st, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 Nativity of Our Lady. — Light of the Nativity of the Blessed Mary, 
 M. : Stephen Grant, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of the Nativity of Blessed Mary, a bushel of barley : 
 John Walden, 1477 (A. 3, 6); Henry at Booke, 1479 (A. 3, 
 13). 
 Assumption of Our iret/y.— Light of the Assumption of the Blessed 
 Virgin Mary, M. : Wm. Tavlour, 1473 (A. 2, 8); Collett 
 Thechar, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of Blessed Mary, a bushel of corn : 
 Wm. Jenkin, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 39) ; John Parnell, 1501 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 St. Anthony. — Buried in the Church near the Chapel of St. An- 
 thony, and to each Light of which 1 am a brother, M. : Henry 
 Pawlvn, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, a lb. of wax : Thos. Copyn, 1474 
 (A. 2,^13). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 4r/. : John Pi-oste, 1481 (A. 3, 29). 
 Light of St. Anthony, a busliel of corn : Wm. Jcnkyn, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 39) ; John Pawlyn, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 St. Georr/e. — Light of St. George the Martyr, one bushel of grain : 
 Thos! lerrv, 1500 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 Light of St. George, 2d. : Wm. Wellys, 1504 (A. 9,^7). 
 St. e/rtwie.?. — Buried in the Churcli of St. Lawrence in the Chapel of 
 St. James, ami to (he Church 13.s'. -Id. fen- my burial. To each 
 Li"ht of which 1 am a brother, a bushel of barley : liic'' Sauuder, 
 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. James, and for that intent 
 6.«. Hd. to the work of the Church. To each Light of which I 
 
 * See Archceolofjia Cantiana, Vol. XII., pp. 309— 7'i : Vol. XX[V.,p. 253' ; 
 and The Ilisfoni and AiiliquUicx of Ihc Chnrrh and ParM of St. Lawrence in 
 T/ianel, by Dr. Charles Cotton (18ii5;.
 
 EAST KENT. 2G9 
 
 am a brotlier, a biisliel of lai'ley or 4(/.: .lolui lliachor, 1485 
 (A. 4, 3). 
 
 Buried in tlie Chancel of St. James in the Cliureh of 
 K^t. Laurenee, and to tliat intent I bequeath to the Church 
 work, 6s. 8^/. : Collett Tlicchar, 1502 (A. S, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Churcli in .St. James' Chancel : Jolm Pawlvn, 
 junior, 1518 (A. I'A, 7). 
 
 To the Liglit of St. .lames, a busliel of barley: Lawrence 
 Gibbe, 14G8 (A. 1, 0); Kic-^ Curling, 1163 (A. 1, 6); 
 John AValden, 1477 (A. 3, 6); Thos. Eroste, 1479 (A. 3, 
 11). 
 
 Light of St. James the Apostle, 4c?. : Stej^hen Graunt, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. James, Hd.: John Saunder of "Westcleve, 1502 
 (A. 8,8). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, a bushel of 
 
 barley: Kic<' Curling, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, one bushel of barley : 
 Henry at 13ooke, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Katlierine, 4f/. : John Froste, 1484 (A. 3, 29) ; 
 Cecilia Stragman, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 34). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, a bushel of barley : Kic*^ 
 Pawlyn, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Lawreuce, 4</. : Stephen Graunt. 1474 (A. 2, 
 13), 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 3s. M. -. Nicholas Euller, 1479 
 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, 2d. : Hie'' Coppin, 1519 (A. 15, 7). 
 ;SV. Margaret.— L'v^ht of St. Margaret, 4c/. : John Eroste, 1484 
 (A. 3, 29) ; Collett Thechar, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of corn : John Parnell, 1501 
 (A. 8,7). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley or 4c?. : Margery 
 Byle, 1515 (A. 12, 16); John Pawlyn, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael, a bushel of barley : Thos. 
 Eroste, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, Id.: ^\^m. Wellvs, 1504 (A. 9, 7) ; 
 Eic'' Coppin, 1519 (A. 15, 7). 
 St. Stephen.— \Aght of St. Stephen, a busbel of wheat: John Jor- 
 dan, 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; Wm. Jcnkiu. 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 39) ; Thos. 
 Terry, 1500 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Stei)h<Mi, a bushel of barlev : Eie'' Pawlyn. 1474 
 (A. 2, 13) ; Thos. Taylor, 1479 (A. 3, 11)! 
 St. Thomas of Canterhury. — Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 4(7. : 
 AVm. Taylour, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martvr, a bushel of barley : Eic*^ 
 Pawlyn, 1474 (A. 2, 13); Henry at Booke, 1479 (A. 3, 13) ; 
 Thos. Terry, 1500 (A. 7, 10). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the Light of Holy Sepulchre, 4</. : Wm, 
 Taylour, 1473 (A. 2, 8).
 
 270 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Liaht of Holv Sei)iilclire, a bushel of barley : Thos. Taylor, 
 1479 (a. 3, 11) ;■ Henry at Booke, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 SokJctide Taper. — To the Hokktide taper of Eestclevesend, 4t?. : 
 
 Thos. Knoller, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Eoodloft in the Church, IQd. ; 
 and to each Light in the Church of which I am a sister of, 4:d. : 
 Christyn Howghlott, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 To' the gilduig of the Koodloft, 40*. The Image of St. Law- 
 rence in the Eoodloft to be gilded within four years after my 
 death : Margery Byle, 1515 (A. 12, 16). 
 
 Chapel of the Trinity.* 
 To the Chapel of Holy Trinity, 2'd. : Laurence Gibbe, 1462 
 
 (A. 1, 6) 
 
 Chapel of Holy Cross. 
 
 To the Light in the Chapel of Holy Cross at Westclyfende, 
 two bushels of barley : Thos. Terry, 1500 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 ST. MAEGAEET AT CLIFFE.f 
 
 Dedication : St. Margaret. 
 
 The i?oo(/.— Light of the High Cross, I2d.: John Feryer, 1480 
 (Con. 2, fol. 472). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : John Gardener, 
 1491 (Con. 8, fol. 305). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 8s. 4rf. : Thos. Weynston, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 54). 
 
 Light of the Cross, Qd. : Simon Gaunt, 1514 (Con, 11, 
 fol. 61). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Margaret before the Crucifix, 
 and to the Light of the Cross, one ewe: Eob^ Upton, 1543 
 (Con. 21, fol. 6). 
 Our ir/f/y.— Light of St. Mary, 12(/. : John Feryer, 1480 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 472). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, a bushel of barley : John Gardener, 
 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 305). 
 St. Jo/m.— Light of St. Jolm, Vld. : John Feryer, 14S0 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 472). 
 
 Light of St. John, a bushel of barley : John Gardener, 1491 
 (Con. 3, fol. 305). 
 ,SV. John the Baptist. —Buvied in the Chancel of St. John the 
 Baptist in the Cliurch of St. Margaret de Clyfe: Simon Monyn, 
 1471 (Con. 2, f(.l. 224). 
 
 * See Jlixfori/ of St. Lawrevcp, by Dr. Cotton, p. 217. 
 t .See Archaoloifia Catiliana, Vol. X^^^l^ •> J'- 175.
 
 EAST KENT. 271 
 
 Sf. Margaret. — Ei^ht of f^t. Miirgarot. CmI. : Simnnd Gaunt, 1514 
 (Con. 11, fol. 01). 
 
 The Sacrament. — To the Liglit of the Sacramt'iil, due ewe: Kob' 
 Upton, 1.543 (Con. 21, fol. 0). 
 
 The Torches.— To the Light of the Torches, 12^/. : John Feryer, 
 14S0 (Con. 2, fol. 472). 
 
 Varia. — To the giirnisliing of tlie Kodelofte, 3^. 4^/. To the repa- 
 ration of the See [sic'] gate, 3s. 4(/. To every Light in the 
 Churcli, a bushel of barley: Thos. AVevnston, 1503 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 51). 
 
 That liichard Brown go to the Holy Blood of Hayles,* and 
 he to have a marc for his hibour, or my best gown, or else 
 6s. Hd. with the marc [13s. 4f/.] : Simond Gaunt, 1514 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 61). 
 
 "My Convent 8eale which I have of the late Priory of 
 Dover to my wife for the term of her life, and after her decease 
 that Wm. Masson my god-son shall have it": Wni. Masson,t 
 1540 (Con. 18, fol. 11). 
 
 ST. MARY IN THE MAESH. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the high Chancel : Gerardine 
 Snarre, rector of St. Mary Church in the Marsh, 1467 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 179). 
 
 Buried in the Church : John Fermour, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 
 250). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Cliurcb of St. Mary : 
 Petronilla, widow of Hen. Castelyn, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Mary in the Marsh : Wm. 
 Eolff, 1524 (A. 16, 12). 
 The Trinity. — To tbe liight burning before the Image of Holy 
 
 Trinity, a cow : John Fermour, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 250). 
 The Hood. — Light of the Crucifix, 3s. 4:d. : Godemannus Thurbarn, 
 1461 (A. 1, 11) ; Nicholas Baker, 1512 (A. 12, 4). 
 
 Light of the Eood, a sheep and a lamb: Jolm Best, 1523 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Light of the Eo(h1, 12d. -. Wm. Eolff, 1524 (A. 16, 12). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 3o lbs. of wax : Gerardine 
 Snarre, rector, 1467 (Con. 2, f()l."l79). 
 
 * Hayles Abbey in Gloucestershire, dedicated to Our Lady, was founded in 
 1246 by Richard, Earl of Cornwall (brotlier of Henry IIL). In 1207, Edmund, 
 the son of the founder, firesented " the Blood of Christ," which vva.s a relic that 
 made the Abbey famous and visited by ])ili;rims from all parts of the country. 
 The Shrine which contained the Holy Blood stood in an apse with five Chapels, 
 behind the hit^h altar of the Abbey Church. 
 
 t The Rev. T. S. Frampton h;is kindly sent the foiUiwini,'- from an old 
 Gtride to Dover : " The oriiriniil matrix of the Dover Priory Seal formed part of 
 the collection of coins and seals of the late Mr. Tiiomas.and was sold in London 
 at the rooms of Messrs. Sotherby and Wilkinson in 1844."
 
 272 TESTAMEl^TA CxiNTIANA. 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8^/. : Petronilla, AvidoAv of Hen. Castelyn, 
 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; AVm. Eolff, 1524 (A. 16, 12) ; John Parker, 
 1527 (A. 17, 11). 
 
 To the Light and Brotlierhood of St. Mary, Ss. 4J. : Nicholas 
 Baker, 1512 (A. 12,4). 
 
 To the Light and Brotherhood of Our Lady, one ewe : 
 Thos. Morell, 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 Altar of Our Laily. — Buried in tlie Cliurch of St. Mary in the 
 Marsh, before the Altar of St. Mary on the north side of the 
 Church. To the Light of St. Mary, ds. 4id. ; and to the Brother- 
 hood of St. Mary in the Church, one sheep : Godemanuus 
 ■ Thurbarn, 1461 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 To the Altar of Blessed Mary, a towel of diaper : Petronilla, 
 widoAv of Hen. Castelyn, 1499 (A. 7, 4). 
 St. Georc/e.—LU^ht of St. George, 8d. : Wm. KolfE, 1524 (A. 16, 12). 
 >S'^ Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 3| lbs. of wax : Grerardine 
 Snarre, rector, 1467 (Con. 2, fol. 179). 
 
 To the Light of the Brotherhood of St. Katherine at 
 St. Mai'ychurch, 12^7. : Hen. Godard of Newchurch, 1479 
 (Con. 2, fol. 417). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, one ewe : Thos. Morell, 
 1513 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8fA : Petronilla Castelyn, widow, 
 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; Wm. Eolff, 1524 (A. 16, 12) ; John Parker, 
 1527 (A. 17, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 3s. 4t?. : Nicholas Baker, 1512 
 (A. 12,4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a sheep and a lamb : John Best, 
 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, 12^^. : Nicholas 
 Baker, 1512 (A. 12,4). 
 
 Light of St. Marv Magdalene, a lamb or I2d. : Thos. Morell, 
 1513 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary INLigdalcne, 8(7. : John Parker, 1527 
 (A. 17, 11). 
 Varia.— To the Church of St. Mary, 6s. Sf7. to buy a ])urse and pix 
 for the Sacrament when the priest goeth on Visitation : John 
 Best, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 ST. NICHOLAS AT WADE.* 
 
 JJedica/ion : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church of St. Nicholas at 
 Wade in the Isle of Thanet ; and to the Vicar of St. Nicholas, 
 20d. : Thos. Hampton, junior, formerly of Jiipplc, 1448 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 43). 
 
 Buried in tlie Church of St. Nicholas: Kob^ Marchall, 1483 
 (Con, 2, fol. 552). 
 
 * Seo Archceoloyia Cantiana, Vol. XIL, p. 400.
 
 "EAST KEXT. 278 
 
 The Triiu'fy.— lAghi of llic Triiiiiy, a laiiil) : Mattluw Hole, loliO 
 (A. 13,"fol. 57). 
 
 To the niaiiiteiiance of the Light of the Trinity, a cow : 
 John Evorardo, 1;"H2 (Con. 15, fol. 165). 
 T/ie Ji'ooi/.— ]Uiriv(l in the ("lautli before the ITigh Cross, near the 
 font: Stephen Caller, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 121). 
 
 To the Inia-c of the Crucifix.fu/. : A lice Pocol<,i;397 (Con. 1 , fol. 2). 
 l-ight of Holv Cros.s, 8 bushels of barley : Tho.s. Dormowre, 
 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 240). 
 
 Li<j;ht of the Cross, two bushels of barley : Win. Bynde, 
 1479 (( 'on. 2, fol. 450) ; Margery Tristram, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 15). 
 I.ightof the High Cross, a lb. of wax : Stephen Caller, 1487 
 (Con. 3, fol. 121). 
 
 Light of the Cross, a lamb : Matthew Roke, 1520 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 57). 
 Our Lndi/. — Light of St. Mary, 4 bushels of barley : Thos. Dor- 
 mowre, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 246). 
 
 Light of Our T-ady, two bushels of barley : Margery Tristram, 
 1494 ((\)n. 4, fol. 15). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light of Our Lady, a seam of 
 malt: John Everarde, 1532 (Con. 15, fol. 165). 
 Chapel of 0/ir Lady. — P)uried in Our Ladv Chancel : Alice Everard, 
 widow, 1538 (Con. 17, fol. 21). 
 
 Buried before the Image of Our Lady in the Chapel of Our 
 Ladv in the Chnrch of St. Nicholas : John Everarde, 1532 
 (Con. 15, fol. 165). 
 
 To the Altar of the Blessed Mary, M. ■ Alice Pocok, 1397 
 (Con. 1, fol. 2). 
 
 To the Altar of the Blessed Mary, 4rf. : Thos. Hampton, 
 junior, 1448 (Con. 1, fol. 43). 
 Assumption of Our hndy. — See under Varia. 
 St. Anthony.— lA<r\\t of St. Anthony, a lamb : Matthew Eoke, 1520 
 
 (Con. 13, fol. 57). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, a lb. of wax: Clement Hylde, 
 
 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 242). 
 St. Erasmus. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. Eras- 
 mus ; and to the maintenance of the Light of St. Erasmus, two 
 kine: Rob* Abraham, 1533 (Con. 15, fol. 202). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, two bushels of barley : IMargery Tris- 
 tram, 1 191 (Con. 4, fol. 15). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 4r/. : Andrew Cowper, 1532 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 178). 
 St. George. — Light of St. Oeorge, 3 bushels of barley : "Wm. Bynde, 
 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 450). 
 
 Light of St. George, a lamb : Matthew Eoke, 1520 (Con. 13. 
 fol. 57). 
 .S7. James. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. James : 
 Joan, widow of David Crompe, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 60). 
 
 To the Altar of St. James, 2d. : Petronilla Walker, 1397 
 (Con. 1, fol. 3).
 
 274 TESTAlVJEIsTA CAKTTANA. 
 
 St. Katherine. — To the linage of St. KatVierine, ^d. : Alice Pocok, 
 1397 (Con. 1. fol. 2). 
 
 Light of St. Kathei ine. 4 bushels of tarlev : Tho?. DorinowTe, 
 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 246). 
 
 St. Marqaret. — To the Altar of St. Margaret, "Id. : Petronilla 
 Walker, 1807 (Con. 1, fol. 8). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret. 2 bushels of barley : Tho.s. Dormowre, 
 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 246). 
 .SY. Nicholas. — Light of St. IN'icholap, 2 bushels of barley: Thos. 
 Dormowre. 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 246) ; Margery Tristram, 1494 
 (Con. 4, fol. 15). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 3 bushels of barley : Wm. Bynde, 
 
 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 450). 
 
 St. 2'homas of Cavterlnry. — Buried in the Cliapel of St. Thomas the 
 Martyr, on- the south side of the Parish Church of St. J»>'icho]as 
 at "VVade, before the Image of St. Thomas there. To making 
 a window in the east side of the said Chapel, 6 marcs : John 
 Andrews, H81 (Con. 2, fol. 506). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Tliomas, 2d. : Petronilla Walker, 1397 
 (Con. 1, fol. 8). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 4 bushels of barley: Thos. Dormowre, 
 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 246). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 2 bushels of barley : Margery Tris- 
 tram, 1494 (Con. 4, fol. 15). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, a lamb : Matthew Koke, 1520 (Con. 
 13, fob 57). 
 St. Thomas the Apostle. — Light of St. Thomas the Apostle, Cyd. -. 
 
 John Potyn, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 284). 
 Varia. — To the making of a vestry there, 3(/. : Alice Pocok, 1397 
 (Con. 1, fol. 2). 
 
 "There shall be paid unto the Koodloft making, when it is 
 in hand a making, then they shall have 2(Ks-." : Thos. Dormowre, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 246). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas beside the palm 
 [i.e., yew] tree, next to the grave of my father. To the buying 
 of a new book called an Antvphonar to the Church, 20s. To 
 the buying a basin to set in the Pascall at Easter time in the 
 Church, 2().s-. To buy a stained cloth for a frontal to the Altar 
 of the Assumption of Our Ladv in the Churcli, 8s. A>d. : Kob' 
 Langley, 1517 (Con. 12, fol. 41)^ 
 
 Towards buying the Bolles [sic] for the candlestyks for the 
 Cross Light. 40.S-. To buy an .Aniiphonar. £(> 18.s-. id. To buy 
 a Cope according to the best Vestment, £10. To the Church, 
 five marks, that the parishioners buy as much land as shall 
 discharge the yearly 18.s\ 4d. paid to tlie Church of Heculver : 
 John J'^verarde, 1532 (Con. 15, fol. 165). 
 
 To buy a frontlett for the linage of Our Lady and a 
 bonett [sic"] for her Son, both of velvet with an owche* of 
 
 * An ouch or iioHcho was an ornainciit of the brooch kind, a jewel, 
 (Molloll's Dictionary of Art and Arcli(eulogy.)
 
 EAST KENT. 2 
 
 
 twtlvf |)eiiec", VAs. Ul To the altar of Our J-ady. an altar-clolli 
 of two el]8 and a (luartor at 7(1. tlie ell : Andrew Cowpcr, 15:^2 
 (Cou. 15, fol. 178). 
 
 ST. PETER'S IX TIIANET. 
 
 Ihiiied in the choir of the Church under the steps of the 
 high altar: Rob^ Lasynby, ] IDl (Con. .'}, fol. 3(58). 
 Thf Ji'orY/.— Liglit of the lligh Cross, a bushel of barley: Tho?. 
 Jakmyn, 1475 (A. 2, 16) ; Thos. Colmar, 1 179 (A. 8, 18). 
 
 Lii^ht of Holy Cross, 8s. Ad. : Nicholas Underdowne, 1482 
 (A. 3,28). 
 Our Laih/.~Lifrht of the Blessed Mary, a bushel of barley: Thos. 
 C(dmpr, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 Light of St. Mary. 2d.: Thos. Spraklin"-. 14S2 (A. 8, 2()). 
 Our Ladii of P//y.— Light of the Blessed Mary of Pity, a bushel 
 
 of barley: Thos. Cohner, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 Our Lady of Broadsfair.—lio the Light of Blessed Mary of 
 
 Brodestyr, Ad. : Ric<' A Igode, 1479 (A. 8, 18). 
 St. C'/i risfopher. —Light of St. Christoplier, a bushel of corn : 
 
 Thos. Jalvmyn, 1J75 (A. 2, 16) ; Thos. Peirs, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 Corpus C/ir is//. —To the sustentation of the Light of Corpus 
 
 Christi, eight bushels of corn : Thos. Beade, 1500 (A. 8, 2). 
 Sf. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley: 
 
 Stephen Marsh, 1474 (A. 2, 15). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : Thos. 
 Colmer, 1474 (A. 2, 15) ; Thos. .lakmyn, 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of the Isle [sic] of St. Margaret, that 
 is holden in the Chui'ch of St. Peter in Thanet, one bushel of 
 barley : Thos. Sprakling of St. Peter's (who desired to be 
 buried in the churchyard of St. Margaret of Cley* near the 
 Sea), 1482 (A. 8, 26)." 
 *S'^. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church before the Image of St. 
 Nicholas, and to the work of the Church, 13s. Aid. : Nicholas 
 Underdowne, 1482 (A. 8, 23). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter before the Image of St. 
 Nicholas : Nicholas Underdowne, 1484 (Con. 8, fol. 17). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Thos. Sprakling, 1482 (A. 3, 26). 
 St. Fanl. — Light of St. Paul, a bushel of corn : Thos. Jakmvn, 
 
 1475 (A. 2, 16). 
 Varia. — That my feoffees shall enfeoffe the Wardens of the Church 
 iu one tenement with :(pi)urtenances in the Parish at Churchill, 
 lately purchased of John Sackett, to hold to them and their 
 heirs or assigns for ever, for the maintaining and u])holding of 
 the Church : Robert Lasynby, vicar, 1494 (Con. 3, fol. 363). 
 
 Note. — Most of the parishioners leave a bequest to each 
 Light of which they are a brother, without naming the Saint. 
 
 * Q'his place is four and a half miles north-west of Holt in Norfolk, and 
 may perhaps be the original home of the Sprakling family. 
 
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 276 TESTAMENTA CANTTANA. 
 
 SALTWOOD* 
 
 Dedicaiion : Sf. Peter and Sf. Paul. — Buried in the churcliyard 
 of St. Peter of Saltwood: Eob' a Stone, 149B (Con. 3,fol. 862) ; 
 Isabell Grider, 1520 (Con. 14, fol. 160). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter and St. Paul of Salt- 
 wood : Wni. Clement, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 107). 
 
 Buried in the cliurcherth \_sic^] of St. Peter at Saltwood : 
 EiC" Stone, 1504 (P.C.C, 3, Holgrave). 
 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, ijd.: John Martin, 1484 
 (Con. 2, iol. 607) ; Wm. Clement, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 107). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a bushel of barley : Bob* a Stone, 1493 
 (Con. 3, fol. 362) ; Bic^ Stone, 1504 (P.C.C, 3, Holgrave) ; 
 Wm. Fetyll, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 65). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a quarter of barley : Thos. Marche, 
 1506 (Con. 9, fob 132). 
 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, a bushel of barley : 
 Bob' a Stone, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 362) ; Bic" Stone, 1504 (P.C.C. 
 3, Holgrave) ; AVm. Fetyll, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 65). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Corpus Chrit^ti, 6J. : Wm. 
 Clement, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 107). 
 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church of Saltwood before St. Nicho- 
 las : Sir Wm. Marshe, vicar of West Hythe, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 6). 
 
 St. Peter and St. Paul. — Light of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 
 6f?. : John Martin, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 607). 
 
 St. Peter. — Light of St. Peter called Yol<lett, half a quarter of 
 barley: Thos. Marche, 1506 (Con. 9, fol. 132). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Bic'^ Stone, 1504 
 (P.C.C, 3, Holgrave) ; Wm. B^etyll, 1505 (Con. 8, fol. 65). 
 
 St. Peter de Castro. — To the Brotherhood of St. Peter de Castro, 
 a bushel of barley : Bob< a Stone, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 362). 
 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Church, 20s. On the day of my 
 burying, 5 masses, also at my month's mind and year's mind, 
 whereof 1 will one be the Mass of the Five Wounds of Our 
 Lord, the second of the Name of Jesus, the third of the Holy 
 Trinity, the fourth of Our Blessed Lady, and the fifth of 
 Eequiem : Eic'' Stone, 1504 (P.C.C, 3, Holgrave). 
 
 Hospital of St. Bartholomew. 
 
 To the Brothers and Sisters of the Hospital of St. Bartholo- 
 mew, \d. each. To the repair of the Chapel of St. Bartholomew 
 in the aforesaid jjarish, \2d. : John Martin, 14S4 (Con. 2, fol. 607). 
 
 'I'o the Jirolhors ajid Sisters of St. Bartholomew near Jl ythe, 
 to each of them 4rf. : Wm. Clement, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 107). 
 
 To the Brothers and Sisters of the Spytelhoiisc of St. 
 Bartholomew in the said parish of Saltwood, to eveiy of them 
 4</. : Eic" Stone, 1504 (P.C.C, 3, Holgrave). 
 
 Notk. — 1"his is in the parish of Hythe, that Church being 
 then a Chapel appendant to Saltwood. 
 
 * See Archaoloqia Cantiana, Vol. XVIII., p. 421.
 
 EAST KENT. 277 
 
 SANDHURST. 
 
 Dedication : 8t. Nicholas. — Buried in tlie cliurchyard of St. 
 
 Nicholas of Saiidhirst : John Bate, l-i73 (A. 2, 7); Keginald 
 
 of Broke, 1486 (Con. 8, fol. 89); Edw. J.ellibden, 1500 
 
 (A. 7, 9) ; KoV Jacobbc, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 The Trinity. — To the gilding of the Trinity, G</. : John Hopper, 
 
 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 The Rood. — Buri(Ml in the Chiirt-h of St. Nicholas of Sandhirst in 
 the middle of the Nave before the Great Cross: Kob* Kryar, 
 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 145). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 2d.: Keginald of Broke, 14S6 
 (Con. 3, fol. 89). 
 
 Light of the High Jieam, 4(/. : Nicholas Astyn, 1500 
 (A. 8_, 2). 
 
 Li<;ht before the Cross called Hemelight, od. : Rob' Drynker, 
 1505 (A. 10, 2). 
 Our Ladij of Piti/. — Light before the Image of Blessed Mary of 
 Pity,'2(/. : Reginald of Broke, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 89). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 4^/. : Nicholas Astyn, 1500 
 (A. 8, 2) ; Ric^' Stone, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 6</. : John Hopper, 1527 
 (A. 17, 14). 
 St. Anne. — -Light before the Image of St. Anne, 2d. : Reginald of 
 Broke, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 89). 
 
 Light of Blessed Anne, M. -. Nicholas Astyn, 1500 (A. 8, 2). 
 Light of St. Anne, 6d.: John Hopper, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 *S'/. Anthony. — My ex'ors maintain for 20 years one lamp before 
 the Images of Blessed Mary and St. Anthony : Rob' Krvar, 
 14S7 (Con. 3, fol. 145). 
 
 Ligiit of St. Anthony, 2d. : Ric'' Sone, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. JoA«.— Light of St. John, iid.: John Hopper. 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 St. Katherine.—lji^ht of St. Katherine, 2d. : Ric'' Sone, 1529 
 
 (A. 18, 9). 
 St.' Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 4(/. : Wm. Skorme, 1505 
 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 To the gilding of St. Nicholas, 20.s-. : Rob' G-rubbe, 1514 
 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Ric'' Sone, 1529 (A. 18, 9). 
 St. Thomas of Canterhury. — To the Light before the Altar of St. 
 Thomas the Martyr, or to the repair of the same altar in the 
 Church, 12r/. : John Bate, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 The Herse. — Light of the Herse, 4td. : Wm. Skorne, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 
 SANDWICH. 
 
 CniJHCii OF St. Clement. 
 
 Buried in the I'hancel before the high altar. To the high altar 
 one cloth of Tapstriworke, three yards wide, and five yards long : 
 Thos. Sole, vicar, 1176 (Con. 2, fol. 375). 
 
 Buried in the Iiigh choir: Thos. Clauipard, 1481 (Con. 3, fol. 1).
 
 278 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Churcli before the font : Elisabeth, widow of 
 John Iden, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Buried in tlie Church before the font : Johu Iden, 1497 
 (A. 7,4). 
 
 Buried in the Cliurch afore the font stone, on the south side 
 of the Church, nigh to Simon Hall: Jas. Hall, 1542 (A. 23, 2). 
 
 Buried in the quyer before my seat : Sir .lohn Atkinson, 
 vicar, 1544 (A. 23, S)'. 
 The Trinilt/.— To the Light of the Holy Trinitv. 4d. ■ John Bavley, 
 1488 (A. 5, 1). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Holy Trinitv, one taper : Kob" 
 Eeignold, 1532 (A. 19, 4). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of the Blessed Trinity, 4<d.: Elwys Ball, 
 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 My ex'ors cause two torch staves to be made, and two tapers 
 of wax to stand upon them in the Church of St. Clement yearly 
 for ten years ; then one to be given to the Brotherhood of the 
 Trinity, and the other to the Brotherhood of St. Peter within 
 the Church of St. Clement : Kob' Reignold, mariner, 1632 
 (A. 19, 4). 
 The Rood.—UgU of Holv Cross, 4^. : KoV Rolfe, 1469 (A. 1, 13); 
 John Bavley, 1488 (A. 5, 1). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 12(/. : John Symoud, 1469 (A. 1, 13) ; 
 Joan, wife of Wm. Kenet, 1177 (A. 3, 6) ; Wm. Kenett, 1482 
 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, a bushel of malt : Heu. Grrandame, 
 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 RoodUqhf of S tndoioa.—To the lioodlight of Saudon, 2d.: Elwys 
 Bail, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Clement b3fore the Rood of 
 Sandown in the said Church : lien. Bateman of vSt. Peter's 
 pariah, 1526 (A. 17, 13). 
 The Rood Qhiipel. — Buried in the Church before the door of the 
 Roodc Chapel. An altar-cloth or other needed ornament to be 
 bought for the same Roode Chapel, to the value of 2().s-. : Thos. 
 Clerk, priest, 1487 (A. 4, 6). 
 Oitr 7>/?Jy.— Light of St. Mary, 4f/. : Rob' Rolfe. 1469 (A. 1, 13); 
 Semanus Childmell, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; Simon Ball, 1513 (A. 12,7); 
 Elwys Bull, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 3s. 4(/. : .loan, wife of Wm. Kenet, 1477 
 (A. 3, 6) ; Wm. Kenelt, 14S2 (A. 3, 27). 
 Chiipcl of (Jar Lady. — " Buried in Our Ijady Chancel beside the 
 b')dy of Thos. Home, formerly my husband": Joan, wife of 
 Wm. Kenet, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 Burieil in the Chape.l of St. Mary before (he Image of St. 
 Mary, within the Church of St. Clemeiil : Wm. Kenett, 1182 
 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 iinrieil in the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and to tiie 
 re|)aralion of the Church, 2<>.v. : (Jracc. wiijuw of .lohn King, 
 1481 (Con. 3. fnl. 1).
 
 EAST KENT. 279 
 
 To Our Lady Chancel in the Church of .S|. Clement, to the 
 seling [sic] of the said Cluipel, 5 marcs : Wm. Halingbery, 1497 
 (A. 6, 7). 
 St. Anthony. — Buried in the Church Let ore the Image of bt. Anthony: 
 .John Sego,, 1.j17 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 4ti. : John Bayley, 1488 (A. 5, 1); 
 Nicholas Lokyer, smith, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of Si. Anthony, Vld. : John Goldston, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Barbara. — Light of St. Barbara, 8rf. : Nicholas Lokyer, smith, 
 
 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Clement.— U^\\t of St. Clement, -^d. : Eob' Kolfe, 14G9 (A. 1, 13) ; 
 John Dcverich, 1476 (A. 3. 4j ; Nicholas Lokyer, smith, 1500 
 (A. 8,1). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, a bushel of mall : II(;n. Grrandame, 
 15 IG (A. 12, 18). 
 St. Christopher. — See under St. Jawes. 
 
 Corpus Christ i. — Light of Corpus Christi, \2d. : Joan, wife of Wm. 
 Kenot, 1477 (A. 3, G) ; Wm. Keiuitt, 1482 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 To the Light of the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 4c?. : 
 Semanus Childmell, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 St. Erasmus. — To the Light of St. Erasmus, 2«. : Thos. Toller, senior, 
 
 1491 (A. 5, 14). 
 St. Georqe. — Buried in the Chancel of St. George in the Church of 
 St. Clement -. Geoffrey Crispe, 1480 (A. 3, 19). 
 
 Buried in th(! CI)apol of St. George next to Elyu my wife. 
 
 To every Light in the Church, 46?. : AVm. Halingbery, 1497 (x\.(5,7). 
 
 To the support of the Mass of St. George in the Church, a 
 
 marsh u)ider the wall of the town in the same parish : Grace, 
 
 widow of John King, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 1). 
 
 To the Altar of St. George, one altar-cloth to lie upon the 
 same altar, price 3s. 4</. : Nicholas Orpathe, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Clement where my late husband 
 Wm. Delatowre w'as buried before St. George : Agnes Franskyd 
 or Gunsalus, 1536 (A. 20, 6). 
 
 To certain persons Avhom the Curate and parishioners of St. 
 Clement will name, the tenement which 1 give to St. George in 
 the Church, for the use, maintenance, and supportacion of St. 
 George's Mass by note for ever as follows : The parish clerk 
 for the time being diligently apply himself to teach children 
 priksong, and with them keep the said Mass w^eekl}'- the day and 
 hour accustomed, then he to have of the ferm of the tenement 
 yearly 5*-. by way of reward over and above his yearly wages 
 from tiio parish, and the residue of the ferm to be bestowed by 
 the feoffs upon the repair of the tenement as I'equired, by the 
 over sight of the Curate for the time being. If the said Mass 
 be not weekly coniiuued and kept with j)riksong as above, then 
 the tenement with appurtenances remain to the VV^ardens of the 
 Light of St. George : Henry Pyham. 14!)7 (A. 6, 9). 
 
 Other parishioners give to the Light or Brotherhood of St. 
 Get)rge.
 
 280 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. James. — Buried in the body of the Church, between the Chapels 
 of St. James the Apostle, and the Chapel of St. Margaret. To 
 each Light in the Church, 40d. : Nicholas Burton, 1493 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 368). 
 
 Buried in the Church near the grave of my parents before 
 the Altars of St. James and St. Christopher: Walter Paynter, 
 1494 (A. 6, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Church before St. James : Thos. Toller, 1507 
 (Con. 9, fol. 21). 
 
 Light of St. .lames, 4d. : Eob* Eolfe, 1469 (A. 1, 13). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of 
 St. John the Baptist : John Symond, 1469 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. John the 
 Baptist. To the Light of St. Johu the Baptist, 20s., to be paid 
 within a year after my death. A chaplain celebrate for a year 
 after my death for my soul, Julian late my wife, and all the 
 faithful departed in the Church at the Altar of St. John the 
 Baptist: Wm. Brouie, 1471 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Image of St. John the 
 Baptist, in the grave of John Simon formerly niv husband : 
 Katherine, relict of John Hartilope, 1484 (A. 3, 28). 
 
 To the Light of St. John the Baptist, 12(/. : John Goldston, 
 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. John. — To tiie Light of St. John over the south door, within 
 the said Church, 3 lbs. of wax, to be paid every year 1 lb. during 
 three years : Ric'i JefEe, 1525 (A. 17, 2). 
 St. Margaret. — A priest to sing before St. Margaret in the Church 
 for half a year : John Ideu, 1497 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 To St. Margaret, my best beads : Elisabeth, widow of John 
 Iden, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Margaret: 
 Margaret Semon, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4</. : Elwys Ball, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 See under St. James. 
 St. Osyth. — To tlie Image of St. Osyth, iSs. Sd. : Grace, widow of 
 
 Johu King, 14s4 (Con. 3, fol. 1). 
 St. Peter. — A. torch to the Brotherhood of St. Peter in the Church 
 
 of St. Clement: Kob' Keignold, mariner, 1532 (A. 19, 4). 
 St. Thomas of Cant erhur I/. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Thomas 
 within the Church : Semanus Childmell, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 1 Juried in the Chapel of St. Thomas the Martvr : Thos. 
 Grandame, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr : Wm. Turney, 
 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 357). 
 
 " Buried iu the Chapel of St. Thoma.s in the Church, on the 
 left hand as ye come at the west door." To the .Mtar of St. 
 Thomas, 6». 8(i., a sheet and roll of diaper : Hen. Grandame, 
 1516 (A 12, 18). 
 
 To the sustentation of St. Thomas' Light, 20</. : Thos. Clerk, 
 priest, 1487 (A. 4, 6).
 
 EAST KENT. 281 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, iJ. A chaplain to pray 
 for my soul in the Church at the Altar of St. Thomas for half a 
 year: Thos. Toller, smith, 111)1 (A. 5, 14). 
 
 Buried in the eliurehvanl of St. Clement, on the south part 
 of St. Thomas' (^hapel : Simon Hall, 151:} (A. 12, 7). 
 
 '' Buried in the churchyard of St. Clement, on the south side 
 
 of the Church, without St. Thomas' Chapel, as nigh to the grave 
 
 of my husband Simon Ball as conveniently may be'": Elwys 
 
 Ball, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 St. Trunio7i.~L\ght of St. Truuion. 4</. : Bob' Saunder, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 A1771S Li(/Iit. — To the Light Elemosinar, 4d. : Bob' lioHe, 14G9 
 (A. l, 13) ; Jordan Browne, 14G0 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 Light ot" Klemosiriar, 3.s'. Ad.: John Syinond, 11G9 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 To the Almeslight there, 20r/. : Joan Kenet. 1177 (A. 3, 0). 
 
 Light of the Elemosinar in the Church, 12(/. : Wm. Kenett, 
 14S2 (A. 3, 27). 
 Varia. — To the Church a crismatory of silver, with the border 
 thereof gilt, and two torches weighing 24 lbs. : Joan, wife of 
 Wm. Kenet, 1477 (A. 3, G). 
 
 To the repair of the Kodeloft, Gs. 8^/. : Thos. Mundye, 14S5 
 (Con. 3, fol. 59). 
 
 To the reparation of the Tower of the Church, five marcs. 
 That one Cope suitable and fit of red color for use in the Church 
 be boui2;ht, ten marcs : Nicholas Burton, mercliant, 1494 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 3G8). 
 
 To the High Rood for to new gild him. £3 G«. sj. Also " to 
 the same Rood a piei-e [of silver! for to make him a crown, and 
 another broken silver as well, to make him a pair of gloves, and 
 for the making of them " : Tlios. Toller, 15l)7 (Con. 9, fol. 21). 
 
 To the Church for pledgging [s/c] out of the plate that is 
 in gage. Gs. Sr/., in full contentation and payment of the cess 
 that 1 was cest by the parish for building of the steeple: Wm. 
 Watts, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 To the redemption of the ('huvch plate that is in gage, one 
 seam of wheat, one seam of malt, and one seam of barley : 
 Nicholas Orpathe, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 
 CuuRcu OF St. Maky.* 
 
 Buried in the grave of my husband in the Church of the 
 Blessed Virgin Marv : Agnes, relict of Simon Leycester, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13). . ". . 
 
 Buried in the high choir: Tlios. Ovyrton, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 1G2). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel beside the grave of my husband 
 Thos. Overton : Agnes Worttle, 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 
 * See Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XVI., \k Iv.
 
 ^82 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Choir near the body of Thos. Overton : John 
 Harre, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel under mv wife's stone : Kob* 
 Worteley, 150G (P.C.C, 11, Adeane). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Mary: John Coly, 1475 (A. 2, 
 18) ; John Maxbregge, 1476 (A. 2, 19) ; John Quykman, 1479 
 (A. 3, 13) ; John llillis, 1498 (A. 5, IS). 
 
 Buried in the north porch of the Church of Cur Lady; 
 and to the reparation of the Church, 3s. 4(/. : Kic'' Herndill, 
 1493 (A. 5, 18). 
 The i?oo(/.— Light of the High Cross, 4t/. : John Smyth, 1470 (A. 1, 
 14) ; Wm. Garrard, butcher, 1497 (A. 6, 8) ; Koger Manwood, 
 draper, 1534 (A. 20, 4). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 12^/. : Eob^ Trych, 1468 (A. 1, 22) ; 
 John Powker, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; Beuet Webbye, 150S (Con. 9, 
 fol. 137). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 'lOd. : Hen. Daniel, butcher, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13) ; Agnes, relict of Simon Leycester, 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; 
 Katherine Webbe, widow, 1520 (A. 14, 8). 
 Our Ladt/.— Light of St. Mary, 4i. : Thos. Gruuston, 1466 (A. 1, 
 20);'Thos. Whitiiige, 1466 (A. 1, 4) ; Wm. Garrard, butcher, 
 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 20</. : Katherine Webbe, widow, 1520 
 (A. 14, 8). 
 Assumption of Oar Lady. — Buried in the Church before the Image 
 of the Assumption of Blessed Marv : Thos. Janin, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of Blessed Mary, 4</. : John Smith, 
 1470 (A. 1. 14); John White, 1484 (A. 4, 1). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary's Assumption within the choir of the 
 Churcli, 12f/. : John Powker, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady's Assumption in the high choii', 8r/. : 
 Thos. Bigg, 1507 (A. 10,6). 
 Salutation of Our Lady.— Light of the Salutation of Blessed Mary, 
 20d. : liob^ Trych, 1468 (A. I, 22). 
 
 Light of the Salutation of Blessed Mary, Hd. : Agues, 
 widow of Simon Leycester, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 My wife during her life find a discreet priest to sing for 
 
 me and my friends daily in the Parish Church of St. Mary, 
 
 at the Altar of the Salutation of Our Lady: John Billes, 1511 
 
 (A. 12, 2). 
 
 Our Lady of P/Vy. -Buried in tlu' Church before the Image of 
 
 Blessed Mary of Pity : Ric'' Joseph, 1484 (A. 3, 27). 
 Our Ladtf in the Naoe. — iiuried before the Image of St. Mary in 
 
 the \ave of the Churcli : Deryk Roke, 14S1 (A. 3, 22). 
 Chapel of St. Man/ of Ea.sthrad. — To the repai'ation of the Chapel 
 of St. .Mary of l':sthede, 20d. : Agnes Leycester, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 My missal aud silver chalice to the Chapel of St. Mary of 
 li)sthcde, adjoining ihe same Ciiuroli : Tlios. Norman, chaplain, 
 1483 (A. 3," 27).
 
 EAST KENT. 283 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary called the 
 Esthed, adjoining the Parish Church of the Blessed A'irgin 
 Mary in the same town: Simon (xylis, 1 lf>o (A. (5, I). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady Cliapel in the Church of Our La/ly. 
 For a vestmeut to be nuide for the altar of the Cliapel, 4 marcs : 
 Sir Wm. Taylor, chantry priest of Our Lady in Sandwich, iry.i'.i 
 (A. 20, 2). 
 
 Chantry of St. Mary called Condys (Jlutntry. — Eighteeii acres (in 
 Wingham in a croft called St. John's croft) to the maintenance 
 of the Chantry of St. Mary called Conndy's Chantry for ever, 
 that I may be by the chantry priest there prayed for : John 
 Billcs, 1511 (A. 12, I). 
 
 Sir John Deyos, priest of the Chantry of Jolin Cuudic in 
 the parish of Our Lady in the town of Sandwich, died in 1540, 
 and desired !'> be buried in the churchyard of Our Lady 
 (A. 21, 11). 
 
 St. ChrisfopJier.—Ught of St. Christopher, Hd. : Ric'' Herndill. 
 1493 (A. 5. 18). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4(/. : John Pytard, 1537 (A. 21, 3). 
 
 Corpus Ohrlnfi. — Light of Corpus Christi, 6<^. : John Smith, 1470 
 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 4</. : Ric^ Herndill, 1493 (A. 5, 18) ; 
 Wm. Garrard. 1497 (A. 6, 8) ; John Pytard, 1537 (A. 21, 3); 
 Uog.-r Manwood, draper, 1531 (A. 20, 4). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 20f/. : Katherine VVebbe, widow. 
 1520 (A. 14, 8). 
 
 St. Oeorye. — To the Light of St. George, one pair of Bregyndyns* 
 and one Saletf : Matthew Mody, mariner. I4GI (A. I, 10). 
 
 To the Light of St. George, 12(/. : John Powker, 1477 
 (A. 3, 5) : John Archer, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 208). 
 
 St. James.— Light of St. James. 2d. : Thos. VVhitinge. 1466 
 (A. 1, 4). 
 
 Chapel of St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church of the 
 Blessed Virgin Mary, in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist, 
 on the north side of the same (Jhapel between the altar and 
 •' piete." To the reparation of the glass in one window in the 
 east part of the same Chapel, a new to be done, 4 marcs. A 
 chaplain to celebrate for three years at the Altar of St. John 
 in the said Chapel, for my soul, benefactors, etc., and have 
 33s. 4(/. To the Chapel of St. Mary of Walsingham, 6s. 8(/. : 
 John Browne, chaplain, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 To the reparation of the chief window at the Altar of St. 
 John the Baptist in the Church, 2(i.v., viz., near my grave in the 
 Church: John Quykman, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 A priest to celebrate at the Altar of St. John the Baptist 
 
 * Brigandine was body-armour of iron rings or small thin plates sewed 
 upon canvas, linen, or leuthor, and covered with similar material. Orii,'inally 
 worn by foot-soldiers, ;it lirst in two parts — a pair uf l)riffaudines. {Historical 
 Englixh Dictionary.) 
 
 t A Salett was a kind of helmet.
 
 284 TESTAIVIENTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 in the Church. 40</. : John Archer, merchant, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 2G8). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist in the Parish 
 Church of Our Lady by the grave of my mother: Helyne, wife 
 of Thos. Bigge, 1497 (A. 6, 9). 
 
 To the Light of St. John the Baptist, 12^.: John Powker, 
 1477 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 St. Katherine. — To the Light of St. Katherine, "Id. : Thos. 
 Whitinge, 1466 (A. 1, 4). 
 
 Chapel of St. Lawrence and St. St epheji. -^Buried in the Chapel of 
 St. Lawrence in the Church of St. Mary. To each Light in 
 tlie Church, 4r/. : Eic'^ Walsshe, 1475 (A. 2, IS). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Blessed Mary, below the seats of 
 the women, over against the south window. To the Church my 
 breviary, to be fastened with an iron chain on tlie south side of 
 the Church, viz., in the Chapel of St. Lawrence and St. Stephen, 
 for the use of the chaplain saying his Mass and other Canonical 
 Hours: Thos. Norman, chaphiin, 14S3 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Buried in St. Lawrence Chancel in ()iir Lady Church, where 
 Christiane ray wife lieth. " A stone graved to be laid upon 
 my grave, with the Images upon it of me and my two wives and 
 of my six children, all to be grave in coopre [sz'c]. Also four 
 skewchions of coopre, two of the Portes Arms, and one of St. 
 George, and the last with the token of death in it": Eoger 
 Manwood, draper, 1534 (A. 20, 4). 
 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — To the next striking of the Light of St. Mary 
 Magdalene, 2 lbs. of wax : Juliane Giles, widow, 1536 (A. 21, 1). 
 
 St. Marqnret. — See under St. Thomas of Ganterhurij. 
 
 St. Martin.— To the Light of St. Martin, 2d.: Thos. Whitinge, 
 1466 (A. 1, 4). 
 
 St. Osi/th. — Buried in the high Chancel called the quere, before 
 the Image of St. Sithe. A taper of TO lbs. of wax to burn 
 before the Image of St. Sithe, every Sunday and Holyday at 
 the time of high mass: Alex. Hubard, 1523 (A. 16, 2). 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterhiirij. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Thomas 
 ot Canterbury, archbishop and martyr, before the Image of 
 St. Margaret: John Assheton, L501 (Con. 6, fol. 20). 
 
 To the Light of St. Thomas, six ewes, that by their increase 
 the Light may be continued ; but Cristin my wife during her 
 life to maintain the same Light, and at her death the six ewes 
 be delivered to the churchwardens to maintain the same Light, 
 to rehearse \n\ name and Cristin my wife in the BetleroU : 
 Wm. (iarrard, butcher, 1497 (A. 6, S)! 
 
 St. Uraula.— liuriod in the Parish Church of St. Mary, " 80 nigh 
 the altar there in honour of St. Ursula dedicated as it may 
 (•oiiveiiiently be." To the same Altar one cloth of Imagery 
 work to hang hct'ore the same, and another of linen to lie upon 
 the same : John I'arys, 1535 (A. 20, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Church whore my Father doth lie, by St. 
 Ursula's altar: John Pytard, 1537 (A. 21, 3).
 
 EAST KENT. 285 
 
 The Jesus Mass. — To the su8tentation of tlie ^lans of Jesus, 20^. : 
 John Smyth, M70 (A. 1, 14) ; .lohii Powker, 1477 (A. 3, o). 
 
 To tlie maiiilonancc of the (•}iaj)lain and clerk of tlie Mass 
 called Jesus, '-U. \d. : liic' IJelton, HOC. (A. 1, 1(»). 
 
 Sustentation of the Mas^s of Jesup, six ewes: Tlios. Jamin, 
 1472 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 To the sustentation of the Mass of Jesus, i\s. Hd. : John 
 Brown, chaplain, 1474 (A. 2, 14) ; Alen Pyttard, 140:5 (A. 5,8). 
 To the Altar of Jesus in the Church, one low el of diaper: 
 Wm. Brewster, 147() (A. :}, 1). 
 
 To the sustentation of tlie Mass of Jesus in the same 
 Church celebrated, 18.s". 4<l. : John Haniou, weaver, 1478 
 (A. 3, J)). 
 
 Sustentation of the Mass of the Blessed Name of Jesus, 6s.: 
 Simon Gylis, 1495 (A. 0, 1). 
 
 My corner house at St. Peter's Church stile in the Fish- 
 market, to the Jesus Mass in Our Lady Church, and a store 
 house to the same standing upon tlie Delfeside in the same 
 parish, and they to remember and pray for my soul at every 
 mass by name, and they to keep the same in repair or else the 
 White Friars to enter the same: Thos. Colman of St. Peter's 
 parish, 1405 (A. 6, 2). 
 
 To the sustentation of the Mass there celebrated in the 
 Name of Jesus, 2().s-. : John Harre, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 A priest to sing in the Church of St. INlary at Jesus Altar; 
 and to the sustentation of the Mass of Jesus, my tenement in 
 IJicheborough : Bob* Worteley, 1506 (P.C.C, 11, Adeane). 
 
 To the sustentation of the Mass of the Name of Jesus, 
 one yearly rent of a quarter of harlev : John Botler, 1507 
 (A. 10, 6)'. " 
 
 Buried in tlie Church of Our Lady in Jesus Chapel beside 
 the Kood there: Thos. Bigg, 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 
 Buried before the Altar of Jesus in the Church ; and an 
 honest priest to sing for my soul at tbe Altar of Jesus for one 
 year and have £(> Kls-. id.: Benet AVebbye, 150S (Con. 9, 
 ■fol. 187). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Jesus within the Church of Our 
 liady in the grave of my first huslmnd Wm. Salmon : Katherine 
 Webbe, widow, 1520 (A. 14, S). 
 
 The house where I live next unto Thos. Wolff in the parish 
 of St. Mary to Joan my wife for her life, then to be sold by the 
 Wardens of Jesus and the money to the maintaining of the 
 honorable and high name of Jesus Mass within the Parish 
 Church : Stephen Stonard, 1580 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 My best diaper cloth to the Altar of Jesus in the same 
 Church: Juliane Giles, widows 1586 (A. 21, 1). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady Church in Jesus Chapel on the left side 
 of the altar. Forty yards of cotton to hang from the Church 
 door round about the Chapel where my bodv lieth : Sir Edward 
 Ringley, Kt., 1543 (Con. 19, fol. 7). *
 
 286 TESTA ME^^TA CANTTANA. 
 
 Buried on the north side in Jesus Chapel: Dame Jaue, 
 widow of Sir Edw. Einglev, Kt., 1551 (A. 29, 7). 
 The Anchorite. — To the Ancras being at Our Lady Church in 
 Sandwich, to pray for my soul, etc.. O's. %d. : "VN'm. Baldock, 
 baker, of 8t. Peter's parish, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Eoodloft, Gs. 8d. ; and to each 
 Light of wliich I am a brother. 2(7. : Eic'^ Belton, 1466 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 To the high altar for titlies, as much linen as shall be 
 suflBcient to make one corporas, and one towel of diaper. To 
 the Church, one towel of diaper to cover part of the Koodloft ; 
 and to the work of the Church, five marcs : Wm. Brewster, 
 1470 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 My chief tenement in which I live to be sold and with the 
 money provide a vestment for a priest to celebrate in within the 
 Church to the value of five marcs : John Quykman, 1479 
 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 To the gilding of the work behind the Bood and painting, 
 £3 6*. Sd. : Wm. Garrard, butcher, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 To the Chiircli, a vestmeiit, two tunicles, and three copes of 
 black damaske: Agnes Worttle, 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 
 To the finishing of the reparation of the churchyard walls at 
 St. Mary which I have begun, as much money as shall finish it, 
 by the discretion of mv ex'ors : Benet Webbye, 1508 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 137). 
 
 Four new torches to the Church to burn at my burial, 
 month's mind, and year's mind, and then to be given to the 
 ( hurch to burn at the levation [sic] time and at all other times 
 .'•bout the Sacrament. To the buying of a new Canopy cloth to 
 be borne over the Sacrament, 10s. : Alex''" Hubbard, 1523 
 (A. 16,2). 
 
 Towards a banner cloth for the best Cross of St. Mary 
 Church, 30s., out of my movable goods or else from the sale of 
 mv house : Juliane Giles, widow, 1536 (A. 21, 1). 
 
 " To Sir John tlie Heremyte, Gs. 8d. : Thos. Alcok, 1538 
 (A. 21, 3). [See under St. James' Chapel, pp. 291-2.] 
 
 CnuRcn OK St. Pi.tku. 
 
 Buried in the hiuh choii' of St. Peler, near my mother: 
 Thos. Cok, draper. 1472 (A. 2, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Churcli of St. Peter; and to each Light in the 
 Church, 2d. : Wm. Jointc, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard before the Stone Cross, and to 
 ea<'h flight in the Church and Chancel, 2d. To the reparation 
 of the Church, 3s. Ul. : Henry Hart, 14S1 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 Buried in the choir: Laurence Ciindy, 1485 (A. 4, 3). 
 
 Buried at the south door nigh the holy water stoppe of the 
 Church of St. Peter: John Broke, tallough chaundeler, 1489 
 (A. 5,5).
 
 EAST KENT. 287 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter before the procest'ion 
 door of the Churcli, and to tlic reparation of the same Church 
 door, 3s. 4d.: .lolm Pytu k, drai)er, inol (A. S, 4). 
 
 Buried in the C'luircli behind tlie font, in the grave of mv 
 brother Bichard Croke : Wni. Croke, 1508 (A. 9, 10). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard, in the north Hide of the Church 
 between two crosses of stone, where one Eminotte Crispe my 
 awntc was late buried. To the Chantry of St. Peter tliat the 
 cliantrv-priewt shall pray for my soul and all Christian souls, 
 H,f. : Bic" Cri.spe, 15;^', (A. 20, 0). 
 
 "Buried in the churchyard of St. I'eter between two little 
 stone crosses beside the Palm Cros.'^." To the reparation of the 
 Cliurch, 20^/. : Bob' Broke, 1530 (A. 20, 10). 
 T/u^ Tr in ih/.— Buried in the Cliuich before the Altar of the Holy 
 Trinity, or in the Chancel of St. Mary of Newchurch : Thos. 
 Gilbert, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 7J)). 
 
 Buried in the Church befoi-e the Altar of the Holy Trinitv : 
 Thos. Snothe, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 4S). 
 
 A priest to celebrate at the Altar of Holy Trinity in the 
 Church for my soul and parents : John Graunt, 149G (Con. 4, 
 fol. 87). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 4d. : Laurence Cuudy, 1485 (A. 4, 3); 
 Thos. Colman, 1495 (A. 6, 2) ; Wm. Butter, 1499 (A. 7, 7); 
 John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 12d. -. Bic'' Drury, 1496 (A. G, G) ; 
 Margaret Snothe, widow, 1528 (A. 18, 2). 
 
 To the Light of the Trinity, lOs. A priest to sing at the 
 Trinity Altar for the souls of my father, mother, husband, my 
 soul, etc., for one year, and bavc £6 l>3s. ^id. : Joan AVorme, 
 widow, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 Five score ewes as a stock to the Trinity Altar in the Church 
 of St. Peter, that the Wardens of the Church have 8.s'. yearly 
 to maintain the Trinitv Light there: Elisabeth Engeham, 153G 
 (A. 21, 1). 
 7 hr i?oo//.— Buried in the Church of St. Peter before the Image of 
 the Cross, near my wife : Siinon Buddox, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 118). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the High Cross: John Graunt, 
 ] lOG (Con. 4, fol. S7). 
 
 Jiuried in the Church at the feet of my husband John 
 Graunt, befoi-ethe High Cross : Margaret Graunt, 1499 (A. 7,7). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, id. : John Lacy. 1 l(i9 (A. 1, 13) ; 
 Laurence Cundy, 1485 (A. 4, 3) ; Wni. Tanner, 1193 (A. 5, 19): 
 Thos. Coltnan, ■ 1495 (A. G, 2) ; AVm. Butter, 1499 (A. 7,7) ; 
 Elisabeth Gifford, 1507 (A. 10, G); John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 I/ight of the Cross, a quarter of barley : Bic'' liroke, 1497 
 (A.G, 9). 
 
 To the Image of the Crucifix, 12^. : Cristina, relict of John 
 Lynman, 1504 (x-V. 9, G). 
 0//)' ^L(idi/.~To the Brotherhood of St. Mary, 4r/. : John Catour, 
 1485 '(Con. 3, fol. 39).
 
 288 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgiu Mary, 8^. : John Tetman, 1484 
 (A. 3, 28) ; John Broke, 1505 (A. 9, 5) ; Thos. Snothe, 1524 
 (Con. 14, fol. 48). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 12</. -. Eic" Drury, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Buried in the Church before the Image of 
 St. Mary of Pity: Henry Bolle, brewer, 1463 (A. 1, 6); 
 Beatrice, wife of Eic'' Turner. 1485 (A. 4, 3) ; Wm. Cartwright, 
 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, M.: Thos. Colman, 1495 
 (A. 6, 2); Wm. Entter, 1499 (A. 7, 7) ; John Broke, 1522 
 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 To the Image of St. Mary of Pity, 12*/. : Cristina, relict of 
 John Lynman, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 
 To the Image of Our Ladv of Pity, 3s. 4^/. : Eic'^ Grason, 
 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 Assumption of Our Lady. — Light of the Assumption of Blessed 
 Mary the Virgin, W. : Lawrence Cuiidv, 1485 (A. 4, 3) ; John 
 Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of Our Lady, 20^/.: Sir John 
 Fehenry, chantry-priest, 1510 (A. 11, 11). 
 
 Light of the Assumption of Our Lady, Q)d. : John Engeham, 
 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 Our Lady over the North Door. — To the Light of Our Lady over 
 
 the north door, Vld. -. Thos. Bailey, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 94). 
 Chapel of St. Mary. — Buried in the Chapel of St. Mary in the 
 Church of .St. Peter ; John Cobbes, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady Chancel in the Church of St. Peter 
 beside my husband: Elisabeth Gifford, 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 
 My best Porteus be chained and fastened in Our Lady 
 Chapel for the use of the priest : John Fehenry, chantry-priest, 
 1510 (A. 11, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady as nigh to the grave of 
 my late wife as conveniently may be : Thos. Watson, 1526 
 (A. 17, 2). 
 St. Aqnes. — To the Light of St. Agnes, 6</. : John Engeham, 1524 
 
 (A. 16, 14). 
 St. Anthony. — Buried before the Image of St. Anthony: Eob* 
 Clifford,' 1486 (A. 7, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 4./. : Wm. Tanner, 1493 (A. 5, 19) ; 
 Elisabeth Gifford, 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 
 fiight of St. Anthony, 8^/. : John Broke, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 Light of St. Anthony, 6.s-. Hd. : Eic'' Gason, 1514 {k. 12, 10). 
 »S7. Chrintopher. — Buried in the Church before the Imago of 
 St. Christopher. To the Light of St. Christopher, \2d. : Wm. 
 Fenoll, 1473 CA. 2, 7). 
 
 liight of St. Cliristopher, \d. : John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 Corpus Christi. — 'J'o the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 3*-. Ad. -. 
 John Lacy, 1469 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 12^/. : Win. FenoU, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; 
 Thos. Snothe, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 48).
 
 FAST KENT. 2S0 
 
 Liglit of Corpus Chrisii, 8d. : John Coke, 1 191 (A. o, 14) ; 
 John Broke, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 To the ]>rotlicr]i()0(I of Corpus Chriati, 4-d. . John Catour, 
 1485 (Con. 8, fol. 39). 
 (S^^. Erasmus. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Eras- 
 mus. To the Light of St. Erasmus, 12^/. A priest to celebrate 
 for my soul, parents, and benefactors, etc., at the Altar of 
 St. Erasmus for half a year, and have £;j Gs. Hd. -. John Coly, 
 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Ijiiried in the Church of St. Peter within (lie Chapel of 
 St. Erasmus; and to cvei-y chief Light in the Church, -id. A 
 trental at the Altar of St. Erasmus : Wm. P>ayly, 1514 
 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Wife Elisabeih [)r()vide a taper price (u/. before the Image of 
 Si. Erasmus: .John Eiigeham, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, Hd. : Thos. Snothe, 1524 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 4S). 
 
 To the Light of St. Krasmus, 2 lbs. of wax : Harry Bateman, 
 1.526 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 To the Altar of St. Erasmus, a table-cloth of diaper : Joan, 
 widow of John Brayne, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 To the Brotiierhood of St. Erasmus in the Church of 
 St. Peter, 3s. M. ■ Francis Iden, 1534 (A. 20, 1). 
 St. G eov(/e.—^\ivw(\ in the Church before the Image of St. George. 
 
 To the Light of St. Oeorge, 12^. : Ric"^ Drury, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 St. James. — To the Light of St. James, 1 lb. of wax : Wm. Mount- 
 ford, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4</. : John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 *SV. John.— ^To the Light of St. John. 2d. : John Johnson, 1467 
 
 (A. 1, 21). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church in the Chapel of 
 St. John, where my father is buried : Eic'' Broke, one of the 
 Aldermen of the town, 1497 (A. 6, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Cliapel of St. John the pyaptist near my 
 husband : Cristina, relict of John Lynman, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Image of St. John the 
 Baptist: Kic'i Broke, 1513 (Con. 11, fol. 74). 
 
 [>ight of St. John tlie Baptist, 4<d. : Laurence Cundy, 1485 
 (A. 4, 3). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. -. John Broke, 1522 
 (A. 15, 2). 
 St. John of Br/dlinr/ton.* -Ijight of St. John of Bridlington, 4:d. : 
 John Lacy, 1469 (A. 1, 13). 
 
 A chaplain celebrate for my soul in the Church of St. Peter 
 at the Altar of St. John of Bridlington for half a year: Balph 
 Taylor, carpenter, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of St. John of Bridlington, 4(/. : John 
 Catour, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 39). 
 
 * He was canonized by Pope Boniface IX. (1389 — 1404). 
 
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 290 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter before the Altar of 
 St. John of Bridlington, near the body of Joan my wife. A 
 priest to celebrate at the same Altar, for my soul and friends 
 for one year, and have 10 marcs: Eob*^ Eichard, 1496 (A. 6, 4). 
 
 Light of St. John of Bridlington, half a quarter of barley: 
 Eic" Broke, one of the Aldermen, 1497 (A 6, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John of Bridlington, Sd. A priest tu sing for 
 my soul and friends at the Altar of St. John of Bridlington for 
 half a year : John Broke, 1505 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 Light of St. John of Bridlington, 4d. A priest to sing for 
 me at the same altar : John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 To the maintenance of the Light of St. John of Byrlington, 
 12d. : Eob* Broke, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, d>d. : John Broke, 1505 
 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 6c?. : John Engeham, 1524 (A. 16, 
 14). 
 *S'^. Loye. — To St. Loy's Light, 2 lbs. of wax : Harry Bateman, 1526 
 
 (A. 17, 13). 
 St. Marffaret.— Light of St. Margaret, Sd. : John Broke, 1505 
 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 4d. A priest to sing for a year at 
 the Altar of St. Margaret in the Church : Elisabeth Gifford, 
 1507 (A. 10, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 6d. : John Engeham. 1524 (A. 16, 
 14). 
 St. Michael. — Buried in the Church of St. Peter before the Image 
 of St. Michael: John Kenet, 1471 (A. 1, 14); Ealph Taylor, 
 carpenter, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Buried under the Image of St. Michael : John Broke, 1505 
 (A. 9, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, Sd. : John Broke, 1505 (A. 9, 5) ; 
 Thos. Snothe, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 48). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 2d. : John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 St. NicJiolds.—IAErht of St. Nicholas, Hd. : John Broke, 1505 
 
 (A. 9, 5). 
 ;Sf^ Peter.— Light of St. Peter, 4rf. : Wm. Jointe, 1475 (A. 2, 17) ; 
 Wm. Eutter, 1499 (A. 7, 7) ; John Broke, 1522 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, Sd. -. John Tetman, 1484 (A. 3, 28) ; 
 John liroke, 1505 (A. 9, 5) ; Thos. Snothe, 1524 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 48). 
 
 Buried in the High Chancel before the Imago of St. Peter, 
 ])atron of the Church: John lOngcliam, 1526 [A. 17, 1). 
 St. Thomas. — To the .Altar of St. Thomas, a towel of diaper : Agnes 
 
 Hilton, 1529 (A. 18, 10). 
 St. Ursiilo. — A taper of (\d. before the Image of St. Ursula: John 
 
 Engeham, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 The EiiHter Sepulchre. — Light of the Eesurrection, 2d. : Eic'^ l:}roke, 
 1522 (\. 15, 2).
 
 EAST KEXT. 291 
 
 Buried in the Cliurcli licfove tlic KcsuiTcc-linn : .lulm Kok- 
 kyn. 1536 (A. 21, 3) . 
 Alms Lit/hf. — Tothe Light called Almes Light, id. : \Vn\. Harrison, 
 
 14S9 (A. 5, 12). 
 Vtiria. — To the regeiiig [sic] of Our Lady Chancel the lead that is 
 shot for the same, and the other lead to bo .siiot to the said 
 regeying : John Coke, 1191 (A. 5, 14). 
 
 After iny death for 20 years there be done for me every 
 year on new year's eve or before, 13s. 4rf. in billcttn, whereof 
 to the 1'^iars, 250 ; to St. Thomas' IToiise to be brent, 100 ; to 
 the IMiillery, 50 ; and the remainder to ])oor people of the town ; 
 and t).s-. ^d. for Dirige and ]M;ihs in the Chuivh of St. Peter the 
 Monday after the Twelfth Day; and 35. 'id. to them that have 
 the ovei'siglit of it. To provide the same, £23 6.9. ^d. : Margaret 
 Qrannt, 14-99 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Towards buying a Cross of silver for the Parish Church of 
 St. I'eter, 2().s-. : John Billes of parish of St. Mary, 1511 
 (A. 12, 2). 
 
 " I give and bequeath that against the time of Ester that 
 the people taketh and receiveth their howsell, my best roUar 
 [sic] to hold before thorn, and so to continue to the Church still 
 for that intent. A coverlet to the same Church of St. Peter, to 
 the intent that at whensoever any Saint or Saints day cometh 
 th.it the Wardens thereof do tie up coverletts about the Light 
 or Lights, that then 1 will that the said sometime my coverlet be 
 tied so about the Light or Ivights, if tliat it be required by the 
 said Wardens ": Margaret Snothe, widow, 1528 (A. 18, 2). 
 
 To the buying a new Antiphonar in the Church of St. Peter, 
 13s. 4c?. : Wm. Baldock. baker, 1535 (A. 20, 4). 
 T/ie Gharnel House* — Buried in the churchyard beside the Charnel 
 House, nigh the grave of my son Thomas : Alex*'"' Alday, gent., 
 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard at the south side of the Charnel 
 House, where my children lieth : Joan Worme, widow, 1532 
 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 Chapel of St. Jamks. 
 
 This Chapel wa.s a sliort distance south-west of the Church 
 of St. Mary, and had a hui-ial ground, afterwards used as a 
 cemetery for the parish of St. Mary. At the south-west corner 
 was an Hermitage, and the last Hermit, John Steward, became 
 Vicar of St. Mary. (Hasted, vol. iv., p. 280.) 
 
 * The llev. A. M. Chicheslcr, Vicar of St. Mary and St. Clement, who has 
 
 most kindly replied to my niuuerous inquiries about the Churches, etc., in 
 Smdwicli, says : " Tlie Charnel House at the ('hiirch of St. Peter is probably 
 the crypt at the east of the eas'- end of the ruined .south aisle, and occupies a 
 similar position to the Hone IIou.se at St. Clonient'.s, both havint,' a door of 
 commnnicatiijn with the Church. At St. Peter's Church ihere is another door 
 into the churchyard." 
 
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 292 TESTA^IENTA CAKTIANA. 
 
 Buried in tbe churchyard of St. James, within the parif^h of 
 Blessed Mary in the Yille of Sandwich : Thos. Whitinge, 1466 
 (A. 1, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. James in the town of Sandwich ; 
 and to tlie reparation of the same Chapel for mv burial, 5.v. : 
 John Smith, 1470 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. James ; and to the repara- 
 tion of the same Chapel, 20d. : Henry Daniel!, butcher, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. James in parish of St. Mary, 
 near the grave of my wife. To the reparation of the Chapel, 8d. : 
 John Benchekin, 1476 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Buried iii the churchyard of St. James, within the parish of 
 St. Mary : John Powker, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. James : John Hamon, 
 weaver, 1478 (A. 3, 9). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. James, where my father and 
 mother lieth. A stone of marble to be laid over me with a con- 
 venient scripture. To the reparation of the Church [slc'\ of 
 ^t. James, 20d. : Wm. Garrard, butcher, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. James in the parish of Our 
 Ladv in the town of Sandwich, beside mj^ father : Eic*" Gason 
 of the parish of St. Peter, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. James : Stephen Stonard, 
 
 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 St. James. — To the Light of St. James in the Cha|'el of St. James, 
 
 4^. : Rob' Trych, 1468 (A. 1, 22) ; John Hamon, 1478 (A 3, 9). 
 
 St. Katharine. — To the Light of St. Katherine in tlie Chapel of 
 
 St. James, 4^/. : Rob* Trych, 1468 (A. 1, 22) ; John Hamon, 
 
 1478 (A. 3,9). 
 
 St. Martin. — 'J'o the Light of St. Martin in the Chapel of St. James, 
 
 4rf. : Bob* Trych, 1468 (A. 1. 22) ; John Hamon, 1478 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 To tlie Brotherhood of St. Martin in the Chapel of St. James, 
 12d.: Bic" Joseph, 1484 (A. 3, 27). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Chapel of St. Jame.><, 2.9. : Agnes, 
 relict of Simon Loycester, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 To the reparation of the Cliapcl of St. James, 3s. 4.d. : John 
 Coly, 1475 (A.2, 18). 
 
 My white vestment of l^^istian to the Chapel of St. James : 
 Thos. ^'orman, chaplain of St. Mary's, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 The Hermit. — One garden near the garden of the Hermitage of the 
 Chapel of St. James to my wife Christine for her lite, then to 
 be sold and the money in mass iind works of charity : John 
 White, 1481 (A. 4, 1)." 
 
 Dom. John Steward, hereinite, was one of the ox'ors of the 
 will of Sir Wm. Tavlor, chantrv-priest of Our Lady in the 
 parish of St. Marv, 1533 (A. 20, 2). 
 
 To Sir John the Heremit, 6s. 8J. : Thos. Alcok, 1538 
 (A. 21,3).
 
 EAST KENT. 293 
 
 Cabmelite Fkiaky. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lach/ of Mount Carmel. — Henry Cowfield is said 
 to have founded in 1272 a Priory of the Wliite Friars called 
 Carmelites in the Parish of St. Peter in Sandwich. Many of 
 the parishioners of the town gave them a small money bequest, 
 or desired to be buried in the Cliurcli. 
 
 The Hood. — To be buried at the White Friars in Sandwich, before 
 the Crucifix within the Church of the Friars, to which ])]ace 
 .53a-. 4id. for the reparation of the Church, 'i o every F'riar, \2d. 
 One of the Friars of that House sing at the Altar before the 
 same Crucifix for two years : Joan FVevell, Avidow, of St. Peter's 
 parish, 1520 (A. 17, 0). 
 
 Our Lord.—l'o be buried in the high choir of the F'riars of the said 
 town, afore the Image of Our Lord, in the north side of the 
 choir: Henry i^unys of St. Peter's parish, 1177 (A. 3, 1). 
 
 St. Aline. —Envied in the Church of the White Friars before the 
 Image of St. Anne. The Friars to sing for my soui a trental of 
 Masses, and have (is. 8d. ; also for my buiying, (is. Sd. : Ric'' 
 Swiiiderby or Sters oF St Peter's parish, 1510 (A. 11, 9). 
 
 Mv great kettle be given to St. Anne in the Friars. The 
 Master Prior, Sir John Kete, shall slug two years for my soul, 
 one year in Fastrey Church and one year in the White Friars in 
 Sandwich, and have 20 marcs : Jane Aschowe of St. Bartholo- 
 mew's Hospital, 1521 (Con. 14, fol. 119). 
 
 To be buried in the place of Our Lady's Friars before 
 St. Anne ; and the Friars to have for breaking the ground, 
 S*. 4^/.: Agnes Hilton of the parish of St. Peter, 1529 (A. 18, 
 10). 
 
 St. Harbara. — Buried in the Church of the White Friars, within 
 the town of Sandwich, before Our Lady in St. Barbary's 
 Chapel. On the day of my burial in the Friars, half a trental, 
 that is, 15 Masses. And to the same place of Friars, half a 
 garnish of pewter vessels. To four Friars who bear me to 
 Church, 4^. each : Alice Simpson, widow, of the parish of 
 St. Peter, 1526 (A. 17, 4). 
 
 .SV. Cosmus and St. Da mian.— To the Light of St. Cosmus ami 
 St. Damiau in the Church of the Carmelite Friars, 4 lbs. of wax: 
 Wm. Harrison of St. Peter's, 14S9 (A. 5, 12). 
 
 To the Light of St. Cosmus and St. Damiau in the Church 
 of the Carmelite Friars, a lb. (»f wax. To the Friars. 20d. to 
 celebrate For my soul : Wra. Tanner of the parish of St. Peter, 
 1493 (A. 5, 19). 
 
 St. Crispin and St. Cr/.y;uV/»ws.— Light of St. Crispin and St. Cris- 
 pianus in the Church of the Friars Carmelite, G lbs. of wax : 
 Wm. Mountt'ord, cordiner, of St. IVter's parish, 1479 (A. 3, 
 12). 
 
 St. Mnian. — Buried in the Church of the Carmelite Friars, Sand- 
 wich, before the Altar of St. Ninian. To the Church for my 
 burial, 6.s-. Hd. ; and to each Friar who is a priest, 6d. ; and to
 
 294 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 each other Friar, 4;d. To the Friars for the use of le fermarye 
 [i.e., infirmary] in the same House for ever, two pairs of 
 blankets, sheets, and coverlets, etc. To Friar Richard Alkham, 
 a scapular of wusted [sic'] ; Friar John Bradgate, my best robe ; 
 Friar Thos. Baker, my second robe ; Friar Wm. Sexten, a russet 
 tunic ; Friar Peter, my white cap ; Friar Wm. Coly, 12J. ; 
 Friar Wm. Ash, reader [lector], 3«. 4r/. : John Drye, rector of 
 Hame, 14SG (A. 4, 4). 
 )Sf. Trunion. — For the soul of Constance to be prayed for by two 
 priests at St. Thronion's Altar in the Friars, 'Sd. Also to the 
 J-'riars, 20^/. for the soul ot Alice Caxton : Rob* Saunder of 
 St. Clement's, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Hospital of St. Anthony. 
 
 This Hospital for Lepers was on the north side of the road 
 leading to Each End, and is in the parish of AVudensburgh. 
 The site called "the Mauldry," now consisting of t vo roods of 
 land, is part of the property of the Corporation of Sandwich. 
 In the wills of the ])arishioners of Sandwich who make a bequest 
 to this Hospital it is called the Maldery upon Echewall, H()S[)ital 
 of the Maklrye, the Maldry House,* etc. 
 
 It is called the Hospital of St. Anthony outside the Walls, 
 by Margaret, widow of Wm. Giles (1475) ; The Hospital of 
 St. Anthon}' outside the walls of the said town, by .John Max- 
 bregge (1476) ; and Hospital or House of St. Anthony upon 
 the Eche wall, by Alice Pyttard (1493). 
 
 Kic'' Beltou in 14G0 gave 12d. to the Leprous men now in 
 the House of Lepers. 
 
 Thos. Jaiiin iu 1472 gave six ewes to the Lepers at Eche. 
 
 Kic"* W^alshee, butcher, in 1475 gave 3&'. 4^?. to the Lazars at 
 Eche, near Sandwich. 
 
 Thos. Muiidye in 1485 gave 3». 4f/. to the Lazaire of Eche. 
 
 Thos. Bailev in 1496 gave V2d. to the Laser House upon 
 Eche Wall. 
 
 Other parishioners made a bequest of a small sum of money. 
 
 Hosi'iTAJ> ov St. Bartholomew. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Bartholomew outside the walls 
 oF the town of Sandwich; aud to the Church for my burial, 
 (JA-. Hd. : Wm. (iiiiloit, 1 170 (Cou. 2, lol. ;{27). 
 
 Buried iu the Chapol oi St. HuTthoiouiew, near Saudwich : 
 Wm. .Jacob, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 44). 
 
 * Maldry is (Lo Old Froiich niaUnN'ric, lilenilly m«;uiiii^f f iiliniiary, but 
 siieciiiiizeiJ in tiu' .^ensc of Loper H')S|iitiil.
 
 EAST KENT. 295 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Hospital next where my 
 husliand is buried. To the repjiration of the Cliiirch, 'Mis. 4rf. ; 
 and to the Carmelite Kriurs. 2().s-. and my grealent brass pot: 
 Alice Jacob, widow and sister of the Hospital, 11!)G (Con. 4, 
 fol. 110). 
 
 Buried in the Church beside the west door; and to the 
 Church for my burial, Gs. Sd. : Ric'' Elliott, 1581. (Con. 15, 
 fol. 2:^7). 
 
 Buried in the Church of the Hospital of St. Bartholomew, 
 witliout th(^ liberties of the town: Thos. Davy of St. Peter's 
 parish, 1538 (A. 21, 5). 
 The Trinity. — Buried iu the Church of St. Bartholomew before the 
 Trinity : Jo.m Ferase, sister of the Hospital, 1500 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 20). 
 
 To the Trinity Light iu the Church, 12^/. : Hob* Marten, 
 1523 (A. IG, 1). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Tinnity : Wm. 
 Payturn, 1532 (Con. 15, fol. 185). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Bartholomew before the Altar 
 of the Trinity : .lolin Snode, tailor, one of the Brothers, 1537 
 (A. 21, 1). ■ 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church of the Hospital before 
 the Image of the Trinity there. For my laystone in the Church, 
 ()«. 8r/. : John I5ax, 1539 (A. 22, 1). 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Church' before the Crvicifix : Eob' Not, 
 a Brother, 1514 (Cou. 11, fol. 100). 
 
 A lb. of wax to two tapers, one before the Kood, the 
 other before Our Lady: John Austen, 153(J (Con. 15, fol. 
 346). 
 Our Lady. — A taper of i lb. of wax before the Image of Our 
 Lady: Wm. Payturn. 1532 (Con. 15, fol. 185). [See The 
 Rood.] 
 St. Bartholomew. — To the gilding of St. Bartholomew, 6s. 8*;?. : 
 Kob' Marten, 1523 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 To the gilding of St. Bartholomew, 20d. : Katherine, widow 
 of Rob' Best, 1523 (A. 16, 2). 
 
 .A lb. of wax to make a taper to burn iu the Church before 
 the Image of St. pjarlholomew : AV^m. Bayturn, 1532 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 185). 
 .SV. Joh)} the Baptist. — Buried within the Church of the Hospital 
 before the Image of St. John the Baptist : Thos. .\levn, a 
 Brother, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 131). 
 
 A taper of A lb. of wax before the Itiuige of St. .lohn the 
 Baptist: Wm. Payturn, 1532 (Con. 15, fol. 185). 
 Varia. — To the Hospital of St. Bartholomew, (J.v. 8r/. ; and to each 
 Brother and Sister in the same, 4c/. : John Coly of St. Mary's, 
 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 That Agnes my wife after my death m:ike that new stone 
 Cross at the House of St. Bartholomew, near the town of Sand- 
 wich : John Konet of St. Peter s, 1171 (A. 1, 14).
 
 296 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the reparation of the road from the Hospital to the gate 
 which is called Newgate [on the road to Eastry and Dover], 
 100 cart-ioads of stone : Wm. Giblott, 147G (Con. 2, fol. 327). 
 
 Repair of the road from Newgate as far as the Hospital, 
 40s. : John Colyar, one of the Brothers, 1494 (A. 6, 2). 
 
 Reparation of the footway between the Cross at the Blak 
 Lane's end and the Newgate, 26s. Hd. : Thox. Snow, 1501 
 (Con. 6, fol. 16). 
 
 To the high altar of St. Bartholomew beside Sandwich, two 
 altar-cloths stayned, one with the Crucifix, Mary, and John, the 
 other cloth stayned with the linages of St. John the Baptist, 
 St. Bartholomew, and St. Peter : Wm. Kendall of St. Mary's in 
 Northgate, Canterbury, 1506 (A. 10, 3). 
 
 To the payling of the churchyard of St. Bartholomew when 
 they go about it, 20^/. : Robert Not, 1514 (Con. 11, fol. 100). 
 
 To the reparation of the Rood-loft, 6s. Sd. : John Snode, 
 tailor, 1537 (A 21, 1). 
 
 Hospital of St. John the Baptist. 
 
 To the reparation of the House of St. John the Baptist, 
 3s. 4rf. : Agnes, relict of Simon Leycester of St. Mary's, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Johu Mekyn, brother of the Hospital of St. John the 
 Baptist in the Ville of Sandwich, desired to be buried in the 
 cliurchvard of St. Nicholas at Wade in the Isle of Thanet (in 
 which parish he had jn-operty), 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 89). 
 
 To St. John's House for the reparation of their bedding, 
 3.V. 4r?. : Helyne, wife of Thos. Digge of St. Mary's, 1497 
 (A. 6, 9). 
 
 Ex'ors buy 140 ells of white linen cloth, price 6</. the ell, 
 and make as many pair of sheets and distribute among the poor 
 of the Hospital of >St. John and tlic Hospital of the iVlaldrey : 
 John ilarre of St. Mary's, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 To the Hospital of St. John the Baptist, six pairs of linen 
 sheets and two pairs of blankets. That the Master, brothers, 
 and sisters of the Hospital called JJomus Dei at St. John the 
 Bajitist in Sandwich have one of my tenements with a[)purten- 
 ajices in a certain sti-eet called High Street in the ])arish of 
 St. Clement, formerly the tenement of Henry Byham, from 
 which used to go and be allowed a rent of 2s., paid from 
 ancient limes to the Hospital: Nicholas Burton, merchant, of 
 St. Clemenrs, 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 3(58). 
 
 Sir Jdhn Wilknis, .Master of the Hospital called the Mezon- 
 deu of Sandwich, who died in 1516, desired to be buried in the 
 Chancel of the Mcy.endcui (P.C.C., 2(;, Hdl.h'r). 
 
 To St. Joim's House foi- the i-eparation of the l)edding, 
 3s. id. : Joan Worme, widow, of St. Peter's, 1532 (A. 19, 2).
 
 IE AST KENT. 297 
 
 To the JBrotherH and >Sister.s of the ilohjjituJ of 8t. John's in 
 Sandwich, for to lodge poor jx^ople that )■e^;o^t to the same, six 
 pair of ^lieets. To the reparation of the same Hospital, Os. Hd. : 
 Wm. Auger, baker, of St. Peter's, 15:35 (A. 20, 10). 
 
 To the jjoor House of St. John, Gs. Hd. -. Thos. Aleok of 
 St. Mary's, I5;i8 (A. 21, 3). 
 
 Hospital or St. Thomas of Canteuburv. 
 
 Thomas Ellis, a wealthy draper of Sandwich, in l;392 founded 
 this Hospital and with his wife Margaret was buried in the 
 north aiwle of the Church of St. Peter. 
 
 To the Hospital of St. Thomas, Hs. id. : Joiiu Coly of 
 St. Mary's, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 To the Hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, 12(/. : Henry 
 Hert of St. Peter's, 14S1 (A. 8, 22). 
 
 'J'o each Brother and Sister of the Hospital of St. Thomas 
 in Sandwich, 4:d. : John Catour of St. Peter's, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 39). 
 
 "To Agnes Bolton, daughter of Wm. Watts, 53.s'. 4(/., to 
 the intent that she may therewith be made one of the Sisters 
 of the Hospital of St. Thomas in the towji aforesaid, and that 
 It be not bestowed to none other use": Nicholas (Jrpathe of 
 St. Clement's, 1534 (A. 20, I). 
 
 John Harryson, one of the Brothers of th(! Hospital of 
 Thomas Elys [.sv'c], died in 1539, desiring to be buried m such 
 place as it shall please Almighty God to provide and ordain for 
 me (A. 21, 9). 
 
 John Newman, brother of the Hospital, died in 1541 and 
 desired to be buried in the churchyard of St. Peler beside my 
 wife. To the reparation of the same Church, the (js. Hd. which 
 Thos. Ealeston doth owe me. To the reparation of the Hospital, 
 the 40.5. which is in the hands of John Barks, farmer, of l)ene 
 Court, 'i'o the Brothers and Sisters of the Hospital io malvC 
 merry withal, my quarterege that is behind unpaid and the (5.s". 
 which Wm. Crispe of Sandwicli oweth me and my half load of 
 wood. To the same Hospital, 3,v, 4(/. for my wife's benefit. 
 
 Ex'ors distribute on the day of my forth fare, thirtieth 
 day, and anniversary, among poor people in the Church of 
 St. Peter in Sandwich ; and also for a breakfast every of the 
 said days in the Hospital for good people to pray for me, my 
 wife, and all Christian souls, £5 (A. 23, 2). 
 
 Thos. Menewes, whilst he lived of the Hospital of St. Thomas 
 in the town of Sandwich, died intestate. Commission to ad- 
 minister his goods granted 27 March 1558 to Katherine, relict 
 of the same. [Consistori/ Adininisfrations, vol. iii., 1557-8.)
 
 298 TESTAMENT^ A CANTIAiCA. 
 
 SARBE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Giles (by tradition). — Church is destroyed. 
 
 ^EAL. 
 
 Dedicatioti : St. Peter and St. Faul. — See Transactions of St. PauVs 
 Ecclesioloqical Society, vol. iii.. p. 287, " Parish Churches of 
 West Kent." 
 
 SEASALTER. 
 
 Dedication: St. Alpfuu/e. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Alphage 
 of Seiisalter: .loaii Elmere, 1^61 (A. 1, 11); Kic'' Eolle, L47o 
 (A. 2, 17) ; vSiraon Swauton, 1507 (A. 10, 6) ; and others. 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Church before the Roodloft. To the 
 Cross Liofhf, 12c/. Ex'ors place a stone 6 ft. by 2 ft. 6 in. wide 
 to lie on me in the Church : Rob* Gillmyu, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 4(/. : John Bolle, 1472 (A. 2, 6) ; Wm. 
 Bolle," 1481 (.A. 3, 23); Thos. Abcll, l.-)(»8 (A. 8, 12); Ric'' 
 Swanton, 1524 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 Light of the High Cross. M. : Rk^ Boll. 1480 (A. 3, 16) ; 
 Adam Stacie, 1483 (A. 3. 27); John Gilnott. 1491 (A. 5, 13). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, ijd. : Thos. Thorninge, 1497 (A. 6. 10); 
 Edmund Billok. 1507 (A. 10, 5); John LitiHwood, 1525 (A. 16. 
 12). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 12*/. : John Marchaunt, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 Cross of JJoqJand or Doglane. — To the Reparation of the Cross of 
 Dogland, 20^/. : Joan Elmere, 1461 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross of Dog Lane, 4^/. : Ric«^ Bolle, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross of Dogland, one sheep : Ric"^ Boll, 1480 
 (A. 3, 16). 
 
 Light of the Cross of Doglavii. Vld. : Thos. Thorninge, 1497 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 To the making up of Dogland Cross, 20</. : Edmund Billok, 
 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, one ewe: Joan Elmere, 1461 
 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Marv, 4^^. : John Bolle, 1172 
 (A. 2, 6); Ric'' Bolle, 1475 (A. 2, 17); Jas. Marchant, 1480 
 (A. 3, 22) : Thos. Abell, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; Bio" Swanton, 1524 
 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 A taper of IV lbs. of pnrc wax U^ burn before Our Lady in 
 the Church: John Spicer, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 Ot(r Lady of liorstall. — Light of Blessed Mary of Horslali, Aid.: 
 Thos." Bolle, 1 17'.) (A. 3, 15) ; Adam Stacie, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of I'.orstall, (k/. : John iVrte, 1489 
 (A. 5, 3) ; Edmnnd Billok, 1507 (A. 10, 5).
 
 lEAST KENT. 299 
 
 To the Light of Borstall before Our La/Jv, Ad. : Kic'' Shepe- 
 wash. 1195 (A. 6,4). 
 
 To the Wardens of the Li;^ht f)f Our Lady called liorstall, 
 ad. : Kob' Oilhnan, li9S (A. 7, 2). 
 Our Lady of Docfland or iJoylane. — Light of tlie Blessed Virgin 
 Mary of Dogland, 8</. : Joan Elmere, 14(J1 (A. 1, 11); John 
 Moyes, 14Sy (A. 1, 6). 
 
 J.iglit of iilessed Marv of Doglaue, id. -. Tlios. Bolle, 1479 
 (A. 3, 15) ; Win. Bolle, llSl (A. 3, 23) ; Adam Stacie, 1483 
 (A. 3, 27); John (Jilnot.t, 1491 (A. 5, 13). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Dogland, (id. ; and to niaiutaining Our 
 Lady Light of Dog Lane, 6s. Hd. : Edmund Billok, 1507 
 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 Jjight of Our Lady called Dogland Cross [nic] in the Church, 
 2d.: Hen. Moys, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 Our Lady called Beainlighf . — Jvight of Blessed Marv called the 
 
 Beanilight, U. : Wm. Smelt, 1 172 (A. 1, G). 
 Our Ladij of Vandelstick. — Jjight of the Blessed Virgin Mary of 
 
 Candelslick, 4(/. : Eic'^ Bolle, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 Our Lady called ILokday. — To the wardens of the Light of Our 
 
 Lady there called Hokday, 0^/.: Eob' Gillman, 1498 (A. 7, 2). 
 Chapel of Oar Lady. — Towards the painting of the Cha|jel of Our 
 Lady in the Church of .Seasalter, 20(/. : Kic'' Klmer, 1488 
 (A. I, 7;. 
 
 To the Chapel of Our Lady, ^d. : Thos. Bruce, 1492 (A.o, 16). 
 
 Wife Agnes to find a Lamp burning every holy day during 
 service time, in Our Lady Chapel, during her life : Edmund 
 Billok, 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 Light of 8t. Mary in a Chapel of the same Church, 12*/. : 
 Dom. John Jiarksour, vicar, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 Chapel of »S'/. Alphec/e. — To the Chapel of St. Alphege, 4</. : John 
 Bolle, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 To the repair of the Chapel of St. Alpheg(>, 4^/. : John Stace. 
 [Sec under I aria. ^ 
 St. Alphege. \iuv\i'(\. in the Choir of the Church before the Image 
 of St. Alphege, Archbishop and .Martyr: Dom. John Bark- 
 sour, vicar, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Alphege, 12^/. : Wm. Smelt, U72 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Alphege, 4c/.: Kic'' Bolle, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : J as. Marchant, 
 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, inl. : John Litilluood. 1525 (A. 16. 
 12). 
 St. George. — To the painting of St. George, 4rf. : Thos. Bruce, 1492 
 (A. 5, 16). 
 
 Light of St. G-eorge, Qd.: John Litillwood, 1525 (A. 16, 12). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 6(/. : John Litdlwood, 1525 
 (A. 16, 12). 
 
 A taper of i lb. of pui'e wax before St. Margaret ; John 
 Spicer, 1530 (A. 19, 1).
 
 mo TE8TAMENTA CAJ^TIAKA. 
 
 St I'eter.— Light of the Chapel of St. Peter, id. : Johu BoUe, 1472 
 (A. 2, 6). 
 
 Light of 8t. Peter, 4d -. Ric'^ BoUe, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 To the Chapel of St. Peter, 4^/.: Thos. Bruce, 1492 (A. 5, 
 
 10).,, 
 
 " To the repair aud amending of the high way from St. Peter's 
 Chapel unto a bane called Cushemede iu the parish. 20(7." : 
 Kob' Gillman, 1498 (A. 7. 2). 
 
 To the reparation of the Chapel of St. Peter,* which I was 
 warden of, 5s. : Ric'' Porte, 1517 (A. 12, 10). [See under 
 Varia.'\ 
 Torchlight.— To the Light called the Torchelight. 4(7. : Wm. Smelt, 
 
 1472 (A. 1,6). 
 Vario. — After the death of my wife Margaret the land called Beau 
 acre of about 24 acres of land to be sold, aud with the money 
 provide a chaplain to celebrate for my soul in the Church of 
 Seasalter ; and 20s. to the repair of the Church ; 3*. 4J. to 
 repair a certain Cross called Doglaue Cross ; 3.s'. 4rf. to repair 
 the Chapel of St. xAlphege in the Church of Seasalter; and 
 3s. 4rf'. to repair the Chapel of St. Peter in the same Church. 
 
 Four acres called Martinesdown remain to the Wardens of 
 the Church of Seasalter for ever, so that the rent of the four 
 acres yearly for evei- provide a torch of pure wax, worth 3s. 4c?., 
 in the Church ; and pay yearly to the high altar, \Qd. Also the 
 Wardens yearl}" provide one taper ot" pure wax of 5 lbs. for the 
 Sepulchre ol" the Church forever; but after my death my wife 
 Margaret during her life shall give one taper of 5 lbs. yearly for 
 the Sepulchre for ever : Wm. Smelt, 1472 (A. 1, (i). 
 
 To the reparation of the Koodlof t, 8(7. : J ohn Stace, 1478 
 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 A yearly Obit in the Church of the sum of 6s. 8r7. a year for 
 12 years until the sum of £4 be fully bestowed. To the Church. 
 20s. ; and two laton candlesticks, ])rice 4s. ; and to the buying a 
 new cross-cloth, 4.?. : John Gilnot, 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 
 To the gilding of tlie Hl(\«:sed Rood, and to ihe gilding and 
 buying of two images of Marv and John to the said Rood, 20s. : 
 John Litillwood, 1525 (A. 16,' 12). 
 
 To the making and gilding of (he Rood, 20s. : Elizeus Mar- 
 chant, 1524 (A. 16, 4). 
 
 To making a new Rood loft in the Church, 53s. 4<7. To 
 making of a Cross at Borstal and to the gihling of the Crucifix 
 of the same Cross, 10s: John Marchaunt, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 * Altli()ii;rli Will. Sinoll in 1472 rofor.s to tlic Cli.ipcl of St. I'otor in the 
 Clmroli, it i;! just possible tiic Ciiaiioi \v;is a (li.slincl buiidiiiL,' near the sliore. 
 In 1684, when an enquiry wa.s iield as to the Charity ]>an(l.s oi' the parisli, tiicre 
 was "one piece of liiml called S(. I'etor's (ii-id, <'iiiitainiii^' lliree acres." 
 (Itritish Muxeum, .)i87, I'ol. 2(1.)
 
 EAST KENT. f?01 
 
 SELLINDGE. 
 
 Vedication : Our Ladi^. — Buried in tlio ('huroli oh' Scllingc near 
 Monks Horton : KiC' Knight, 11-35 (Con. 2, fol. 1>0). 
 
 l^uried in tlie cliurchyard of Blessed Miiry ol Sellynge, and 
 to the four Lights in tlie Church, 2h. -. Win. at Melle, 1485 
 (Con. 8, fol. 88). 
 The Trinity.— Itx^^ht oi Holy Trinity, Sf/. : Arnold at Melle, 1470 
 (A. 1, 18). 
 
 Liirht (.f St. Marv, 4,d. : John Hrokman, 14S1 (A. 8, 28) ; 
 John atto Mille, 15(ll'(A. 8, G) ; .John Barnes, 1500 (A. S, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 6s. ^d.: Wm. Knight, 1498 
 (A. 7, (5). 
 The /I'ooJ.— Light of Holv Cross, ().9. : llic'* Knight, 1455 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. «){)). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 6s. 8^. : VVm. Knight, 1408 (A. 7, 6). 
 
 Light of Holv Cro.ss, ^id. -. John Brockman, 1481 (A. 8, 
 23); John at Melle, 1501 (A. 8, 6); John Barnes, 1500 
 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 To be buried in the Church before the Kood : Tiic<^ Tylle, 
 1485 (Con. 8, fol. . .). 
 Our Zff^y.— Light of Blessed Marv, Gs. M. : \{'w^ Knight, 1455 
 (Con. 2, fol. 96). 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv, M.: Arnold atte Mille, 1470 (A. 1, 
 18). 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv in the Chancel, \2d.: John Baruys, 
 1470 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Painting of Blessed Mary in the Chancel, 2Gs. 8^/. : Wm. at 
 iSIelle, 1485 (Con. 8, fol. 88). 
 Our Lady in the Nave. — Light of iSt. Mary under the High Cross, 
 Qd.: John at Hecche, 14G4 (A. I, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Mary in the bodv of the Church, 8c/. : Arnold 
 atMille, 1470 (A. I,'l8). 
 
 Light of St. JNIai-y in the Nave of the Church, 4^/. : John 
 Brokman, 1481 (A. 8, 28). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Jiight of St. Mary in the Chapel, 8(/. : John 
 Brokman, 1481 (A. 3, 28). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Our Tiiidy in the Parish Church of 
 Selling next Monks Horton : John Hart, 1526 (A. 17, 4). 
 Bt. l^lramms. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Erasmus in the 
 Church of Sellinge. A gravestone to be bought with super- 
 scription of my name thereon, to be laid on mv grave : Thos. 
 (iate, 1522 (A.'l5. 7). 
 Brotherhood of Bremyiuiham . — To the Brotherhood of Bremyngham, 
 
 20.S- : Bic'' Knight, '1455 (Con. 2, fol. 96). 
 Varia. — To making a new Image of Our Lady, GGs. 8(/. To buying 
 a book called an Antiphonar or some other jewel for the use of 
 the Church, £6 13s. ^d. ■ KiC Tylle, 1485 (Coii. 8).
 
 302 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 SELLING (near Faveesham). 
 
 Dedication : Our Ladij. — Buried in the churchvard of St. Mary of 
 Selling: Hen. Aleyn, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Ilii;h Chancel of the Blessed Virgin Mary of 
 Selling between the reading desk and the door of the choir-r 
 Nicholas Bocliard, vicar, 1475 (A. 2, Ifi). 
 
 Buried in the cliurchyard of the Nativity of Our Imdy of 
 Selling. To the reparation of the Church, 6s. 8rf. : Thos. Knight, 
 1490 (A. 5. S). 
 The Trini/i/.— Light of Holy Trinity, 4(1. : Stephen Easton, 1465 
 (A. 1, 15) ; Hen. Southhouse, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of Holv Trinity, a bushel of barley : Wm. Gylys, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, id. : Stephen Easton, 1465 (A. 1, 
 15) ; Rob^ Southhouse, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 319) ; Henry South- 
 house, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; Isabell Southonse, 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 Light of Holv Cro.'^s, a bushel of barle}'^ : Wm. G-ylys, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12d. : Thos. Knight, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 4c?. : Stephen Kaston, 1465 
 (A. i, 15); Robf Southhouse, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 319) ; Hen. 
 Southhouse, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; Isabell Southonse, 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 Light of Our Ladv in the Chancel, 12^/. : Thos. Knight, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, Hd. : Thos. Southhous^c, 1518 (A. 13. 4). 
 St. James.— lAght of St. James, V2d. : Thos. Knight, 1490 
 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 St. John.—Ught of St. John, 12^. : Thos. Knight. 1490 (A. 5, 8). 
 Light of St. John, Ad. : isabell Southonse, 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 *S^^. John the Baptist. — To the Light of St. John the Baptist, a 
 bushel of barley: Hen. Aleyn, 1467 (A. 1, 9); "Wm. Gylys, 
 1472 (A. 2, 5). ■ 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Ad. : Henry Southouse, 1475 
 (A. 2, 18). 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4r/. : Stephen Easton, 1465 
 (A. i, 15); Isabel Southonse, 1521 (A. 15, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, a buwhel ol' barley : Wm. Ciylys, 1472 
 (A. 2,5). 
 
 Lif^ht of St. Margaret, 12^/. : Thos. Knight, 1490 (A. 5. 8). 
 I,ight of St. i\largaret, 8</. : Thos. Southhouse, 1518 
 (A. 13, 4). 
 St. Mary 3fa(jidafene.— Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a bushel of 
 barley : Wm. Gylys, 1472 (A. 2, 5). " 
 
 Light of S|„ Maiy Ma-^'dalene, {ul. : Thos. Knight, 1490 
 (A. 5. 8). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene, id. : Isabell Southhouse, 1521 
 (A 15, 2). 
 *Sy. Sfrphc7i.— To the Altar of the Chantry Chapel of St. Stephen 
 in Selling, one towel of diaperwork. To the reparation of
 
 EAST KENT. n03 
 
 tlie same Chajjel, all my boartls [tabulnsj : Lodewic Leygli, 
 clmplain of St. James the Apostle of Shcldewic-he, llJJl 
 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 Light of St. SteplicM, n l)usli('l of Imrlcy : Wm. Gyly.s, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Light ot St. Stephen, Sd. : Thos. Southhouce, 1518 
 (A. 13,4). 
 
 Light of SI. Steplien, h/. : Isabell Southhouse, 1521 
 (A. 15, 2). 
 T/ie Bronche. — Light of Ihe Branche, a bushel of barley: Wm. 
 
 Gyly.s, ] 172 (A. 2, 5). 
 The Torches.-~lj\^\\i of the Torches, 12J. : Tho.s. Knight, 1490 
 (A. 5, 8). 
 
 SEVENOAKS. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — See Archceologia Canfiana, Vol. XXllT., 
 p. 147. 
 
 SEVINGTON. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — ] juried in the churchyard of St. Miiry of 
 
 Sevington: Wm. Burdnill, 14S8 (A. 5, 5). 
 The Hood.— To the High Cross, S^. : Wm. Burdnill, 1488 (A. 5,5). 
 Light of the Cross, 20^. : Joan Einche, 1523 (A. 16, 2). 
 Light of the Kood, (W. : Christopher Essex, 1523 (A. 19, 
 
 Buried in the Body of the Cliurch of Sevington under the 
 
 Koodloft : Sir John Honey, Eector, 152(5 (A. 17, G). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady in the Chancel, 4f/. : Christopher 
 
 Essex, 1523 (A. 19, 1(5). 
 St. Blaise. — A taper price ^d. shall burn before the Image of 
 
 St. Blaise. To the pointing of the same Image, 4rf. : Wm. P)urd- 
 
 niil, 1488 (A. 5, 5). 
 The Torches.— h\g\\\ of the Torches, 3."?. \d. : Joan Finche, 1523 
 
 (A. 16,2). 
 
 SHADOXHUEST. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. Peter of Shadokkesherst : Lawrence llamon, 1474 (A. 2, 
 15). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Apostles Peter and Paul of 
 Shadolvehurst : Thos. llnchin, 1527 (A. 17. 13). 
 The 7i'oo</.— Light of the Cross, Vld. : Jas. White, 1472 (A. 2, 4) ; 
 Thos. Huchin, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 6</. : Lawrence Hamon, 1474 
 (A. 2, 15).
 
 304 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of the High Cross, id. : Cristiua Gate, 1479 (A. 3, 
 
 11)- 
 
 Our Laihj. — Light of the Blesseil A irgiu Mary, Ad. : Hen. AVhitton, 
 
 1467 (A. 1,9); Cristina Gate, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv in the Chancel at the high altar end, 
 \2d. : Tho8. Hochin, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 Our Lady in Kate. — Light t)f Our Ladv in the body of the Church, 
 
 IGrf. : Thos. Hochin^ 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 aS^^ Katherine. — Light of 8t. Katherine, id. : Hen. Whitton, 1467 
 (A. 1, 9) ; Christina Gate, 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Brotherhood of St Katherine, 12d. : Jas. White, 1472 
 (A. 2, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Matthew, 16d. : Thos. Hochin, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 St P^/f/-.— Light of St. Peter, id. : Christina Gate, 1479 (A. 3, 
 11). 
 
 SHELIMVICH.* 
 
 Dedication : S/. James. — Buried in the churchyard of St. James of 
 
 Sheldwiche : John Herword, 1404 (A. 1, 3) ; Thos. Leget, 1473 
 
 (A. 2, 9) ; Eeginald Fisher, 1501 (A. 8, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Lydelys in the Parish Church of 
 
 Sheldwich near Isabella, formerly my wife. To the reparation 
 
 of the Chapel of Lydelys, 6s. 8</. To the Chui'ch of Sheldwich, 
 
 26s. 8(/. : Jt)hn Caly, 1426 (Con. 1, fol. 34). 
 The Triniti/. — Light of the lloly Trinity, id. : Reginald Fisher, 
 
 1501 (A. 8, 5) ; Wm. Taylor, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holv Cross, ijd.: Stephen Easton of Selling, 
 
 1465 (A. 1, 15). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 2d. : Henry Giles, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 To the maintaining the Light of the High Cross, id. : Ric"* 
 
 Taylor, 1534 (A. 20, 4). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady, id. : Stephen Easton of Selling, 
 
 1465 (A. 1, 15); Raynold Athill, L501 (A. 8, 5) ; Wm. Taylor, 
 
 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2d. ■ Hen. Giles, 1181 (A. 3, 21) ; Alice 
 
 Gillys, 1513 (A. 12, 14). 
 St. Anthony. — A taper of half a lb. before St. Anthony: \Vm. 
 
 Tavlor, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. Christopher.— Lv^ht of St. Christopher, id. : Wm. Taylor, 1523 
 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. John.— A. taper of I lb. before St. John : Wm. Taylor, 1523 
 
 (A. 15, 10). _ 
 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a bushel of corn: Johu Herword, 
 
 1464 (A. 1,3). 
 
 l/ight of St. James, 4*/. : Stephen Easton of Selling, 1465 
 
 (A. 1, 15) ; iiegiaald Fisher, 1501 (A. 8, 5) ; Ric'' Taylor, 1534 
 
 (A. 20, 4). 
 
 * Seo Archaologia Cantiana, Vol. XVIII., p. 288,
 
 EAST KENT. 305 
 
 Lif^ht of St. James, 2d. : lieu. Giles, U8l (A. :J, 21) ; Alice 
 a illy 8, I5l;i (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of St. James, half a ^uartei- of barlev : Thos. Laget, 
 117;} (A. 2, 9). 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. Margaret, A:d. : Stephen Easton, 14G5 
 (A. I, 15) ; liaynold Athill, 1501 f A. 8. 5) ; Kic" Taylor, 1534 
 (A. 20,4). 
 
 liiglit of St. Margaret, 3 bushels of barley : Thos. Laget, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. JMonr/ar.—U^\\t of St. Mongar,_ M ^Hen . Giles, 1481 (A. 3, 
 ^21).\ 
 Varia. — For a chalice in the Church, four marcs : Kaynold Athill, 
 150 1: (A. 8, 5). 
 
 Reparation of the Steeple, U.s. M. : Wm. Taylor, 1523 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 Reparation or building of the Church porch, 20c/. : Ric** 
 Taylor, 1534 (A. 20, 4). 
 
 SHIPBOURNE. 
 
 J}e<h'cotion : St. Gth.-i. — See " Pari.sh Churches of West Kent " in 
 the Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesiological Society, vol. iii., 
 p. 287. 
 
 SHOREHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — See Archeeologia Cantiana, 
 Vol. XXTII., p. 148. 
 
 SHOULDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 
 of Sliolden : Agnes Osbarne, 1474 (A. 2, 12); Thos. Berton of 
 
 Cotmanton, 1473 (A. 2, 10) ; Thos. Oyn, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 i^uried in the procession way near the north door : John 
 
 Coldwell, chaplain, 1485 (A. 4, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Sholden : Jas. Crosbe, priest, 1550 
 
 (Con. 23, fol. 138). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, 2 bushels of barley : Thos. Wells, 
 
 1487 (A. 4, 5). 
 Sf. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 4" bushels of barley: Thos. 
 
 Grege, 1514 (A. 12, 13). 
 .S7. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 2 bushels of barley: Thos. 
 
 Wells, 14S7 (A. 1, 5). 
 St. Nicholas.— \j\^h{ of St. Nicholas, ltd. : Thos. Oyn, 1477 
 
 (A. 3,7). 
 
 X
 
 306 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St, Nicholas, 2 bushels of barley : Thos. Wells, 
 1487 (A. 4, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Sht>ldcn before the Tmnge of 
 St. Nicholas : Sir Rici Wright, curate, 1537 (A. 17, 11). 
 Varia. — ^To the reparation and making of the pavement of the 
 Parish Chuicli of Sholden from the Chancel unto the belfrv, 
 13s. 4^. : Thos. Barton of St. Mary at Northgate. Canterbury, 
 1477 (Con. 2, fol. 355). 
 
 SI BEETS WOLD. 
 
 Dedication : St. Andrew. — Buried in the churchyard of Sybersys- 
 weld : John Pyers, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Andrew of Sybberdiswold ; 
 and to the Lights, 4 bushels of barley: Hen. P^ers, 1484 
 (A. 4,1). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Andi-ew of Shipdiswold : 
 Hen. Wright, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Buried in the church-yard of St. Andrew of Shepswold : 
 John Galpin, 1506 (A. 10, 2). 
 TJie Trinity. — Buried in the Church of St. Andrew of Shepertess- 
 w^old before the Trinity. To the trendill before the Trinity, and 
 the Bederoll to pray for my soul, a j^oung cow. To the Light 
 before the Trinity, M. : Simon Piers, 1522 (A. 15, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, two bushels of barley : Wni. Lynde, 
 1476 (A. 2, 19) ; Eic'^ Meryweather, 1487 (A. 4, 6) ; John 
 Galpin, 1506 (A. 10, 2) ; Wm. Philpot, 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 The Rood. — Liglit of Holy Cross, 4 bushels of barley : Hen. Wright, 
 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Eeparation of the Image of the Cross, 36'. 4<?. : Wm. Philpot, 
 1513 (A. 2, 10). 
 Our iffr/y. — Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : John Pyers, 
 1474 "(A. 2, 10) ; AVm. Philpot, 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 2 bushels of barley : Wm. Lynde, 1476 
 (A. 2, 19) ; John Galpin, 1506 (.A. 10, 2). 
 
 To the maintenance of 8 tapers before the Image of 
 St. Mary, two ewes and a lb. of wax: Eic'' Meryweather, 1487 
 (A. 4,6). 
 *S^/. Andrew.— Two ewes to the mainlenance of a Lamp b(>fore the 
 Image of St. Andrew in the Church, continually burning when 
 divine service shall be celebrated. Two sheep to the nminlen- 
 ance of eight tapers before the Image of aforesaid St. ^Andrew : 
 Eic'' Meryweather, 1487 {\. 4, 6). 
 
 To the sustentation of the Light of the Lamp to Ixirn Ijcfore 
 the Imfige of St. Andrew, two sheep : John (Tialj)in, 1506 
 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Andrew, two ewes : Simon Piers, 1522 
 (A. 15, 8).
 
 EAST K?:XT. 307 
 
 *S'/. John- Liirht of .St. ,)(.lm, 'id. : .Simon Piers, lo22 (A. 10, «;. 
 >St. John the Baptist .— \Air}\\ of »St. Jolin the Baptisl, 2 bushels of 
 
 barley : Wm. Lviule, 1I7G (A. 2, 19) ; Kic'' Mery weather, M87 
 
 (A. 1, Gj ; John'Galpin, loOG (A. 10, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Jolin the Baptist, 4 bushels of barley : Hen. 
 
 AVright, 150 1 (A. 8, 1). 
 -S7. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, one bushel of barley: \Km. Philpot, 
 
 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 John Jenki/n.— To the Light called John Jenkyn. 2 bushels of 
 
 barley :' Hie'' Mcryweathcr, 1487 (A. 4, 6). 
 /Ulster Sepulchre. — One cow to tlie maintenance of a taper of the 
 
 Holy Sepulchre in the C'hui'cli for two years. Hen. Pyers, 1484 
 
 (A. 4,1). 
 
 To the support of S tapers burning before the Sepulchre at 
 
 Easter, until the last Mass on Easter day, two sheep: Hie'' 
 
 Mery weather, 1487 (A. 4, 6). 
 Vorin. — For the glazing of one window in the Church, 4 marcs: 
 
 John Galpin, 1506 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 For the pavying of 'the Church, 66*. d>d. : Wm. Philpot, 
 
 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 SITTINGBOUKNE.* 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael. — Buried in the Church of Sydyngborne : 
 Thos. Baskervyle, 1457 (A. 1, 1) ; Edw. Kotherford, 1506 
 (P.C.C, 42, Holgrave). 
 
 liuried in the Church under the stone where my husband 
 John Bowden lieth : Cocile Messenger, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church in the middle pace: Sir Thos. Adth, 
 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 I'he Hood. — Buried in the Cliurch of St. Michael tiie Archangel 
 before tlie Great Cross : Thos. Tanner, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the High Kood beside my 
 father Thos. Thomas. To the High beam light, 12^. : Edw^ 
 Thomas, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 142). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12^: Thos. Baskervyle, 1457 
 (A. 1,1). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : Thos. May hew, 1469 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 3 lbs. of wax: Agues Garard, 1502 
 (Con. 7, fol. m). ' 
 
 To the Kood Loft. 3s. 4rf: Randolf Harrison, 1502 (A. 8, 
 12). 
 
 To the High Kood, 1 lb. of wax : John Cock, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 Pefe Cross. — To the Light afore the Pete Cross, 12(/. : "Wm. 
 
 Springett, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 Ji'ood of Fortune. — To the Rood of Fortune, 1 lb. of wax : John 
 Cock, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 
 * See Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XXIII., p. 150. 
 
 x2
 
 308 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of Blessed Mary, 6d. : John Coting, 1459 (A. 1, 
 11) ; Margaret Wvbarn. ■nidow, 1489 (A. o, 3). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 3.9. 4^. : Wm. Springett, 1478 (A. 3, 
 10). 
 
 A lb. of wax to burn before the Image of Blessed Marv 
 there: John Shavelok, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 116). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 3 lbs. of wax : Agnes Garard, 1502 
 (Con. 7, fol. 66). 
 Our Lady of Fitij. — That Agnes my wife provide a taper of 1 lb. of 
 wax to bnrn in the Chnrch of St. jNlichael before the Blessed 
 Mary of Pity, for one year : John Byxe, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 To the Altar of Our Lady of Pitv, 6*7. : John Lathbury, 
 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 1 lb. of wax, John Cock, 1523 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard, opposite the 
 Chapel of St. Mary de Boterasse : Bob* Wybarn, 1471 (A. 2, 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Mary near the grave of Lau- 
 rance Gerard : Stephen Wade, 1469 (A. 1, 21). 
 
 Buried in Our Lady Chancel between my father and grand- 
 father. To eyery Light, two or three tapers of a lb. of wax : 
 Laurence Garrard, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 32). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the south Chancel, 1 lb. of wax : John 
 Cock, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 All Saints. — To the Light of All Hallows, 1 lb. of wax : John Cock, 
 
 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 ^S'^. Anne. — Light of St. Anne, \2d. : Randolf Harrison, 1502 
 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Blessed Bood, between the 
 Altar of St. Anne and the Altar of Our Lady. To the Altar of 
 St. Anne, 6^. : John Lathbury, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Our Lady and St. Anne in the parish 
 of Sittingbourne, 8 bushels of wheat : John Eobinson of Murs- 
 ton, 1518 (A. 1, 13,2). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 1 lb. of wax : John Cock, 1523 (A. 15, 
 10). 
 
 A sheet to the Altar of St. Anno for an altar cloth : Cecile 
 Messenger, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 St. Anthoiiif. — A lb. of wax to burn before the Image of St. An- 
 thony :' John Shavelok, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 110). 
 St. Christojj/ier.-To the Light of St. Christopher. 12^.: Wm. 
 Springett, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 A lb. of wax to burn before the Image of St. Christopher : 
 John Shavelok, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 116). 
 St. Clement.- L\<rht of St. Clement, 12(;. : Wm. Springett, 1478 
 
 (A. 3, 10). 
 (S7. Erasmus. — ^Light of St. Rasmus [*ic] for five years, 12d. : Edw. 
 Thomas, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 142). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 2.j. : Thos. Mayhew, 1469 (A. 2, 1).
 
 iGASTT KENT. 309 
 
 St. J(/mes.~Jj'urht of St. Jamehs, 4^/. : Hic'^ Weymai), 1409 (A. 7. 4) ; 
 
 I\rui-<j:iret Wybarn, widow, 1489 (A. 5, 8). 
 *S'^. John.— Light of St. John, 20d. : Wm. Springeil, 1478 (A. 3, 
 10). 
 
 Light of St. John, 4^/. : Ric" Weyman, 1499 (.\. 7, 4). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church of St. Michael the 
 Archangel, on the north .side before the door of the Chancel of 
 St. John the Baptist: ThoH. Mayhew, 14G9 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Huried in the Cha])el of St. John the liaptist in the Church 
 of St. Michael of Sydingborne: John Shavelok, draper, other- 
 wise wevare, 14S7 (Con. 3, foJ. 110). 
 
 Buried in tlie churchyard on tlic norlli .-side ncxl uiil(j the 
 Chapel of St. John the Baj^tist : Thos. Norden, 1545 (A. 24, 4). 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 4«/. : Margaret Wvbarn, 
 widow, 14S9 (A. 5, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Jolni tlie Baptist . 1 lli. of wax : John Cock, 
 ir,23 (A. 15, 10). 
 Hie Brown Rood in Chapel of St. John the Baptist. — That Agnes 
 my wife ])i-ovide a taper of S lbs. of wa.x to burn in the Church 
 at the Browne Jiood in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist for 
 eight years: John Byxe, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 To the Light of .Almighty (^od called the Brownerood, 3e/. : 
 Margaret Wybarn, widow, 1489 (A. 5, 3). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael, a wax taper, price 12rf: Thos. 
 Mayhew. 14G9 (A. 2, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, a lb. of wax : John Cock, 1523 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in St. Michael Church of Sidingborn within 
 the Chapt-d of St. Nicholas, on the so\ith side of the quyre of the 
 Church. To the making of the said Chapel of St. Nicholas, 
 20 marcs : AVm Springett, 1478 (A. 3, 10). 
 St. Feter.—Ught of St. Peter, lib. of wax; John Cock. 1523 
 
 (A. 15, 10). 
 Easter Sepulchre.— To the Light of the Sepulchre, 10 lbs. of wax : 
 Agnes Garard, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 66). 
 
 To the picture of the Resurrection. 1 lb. of wax : John Cock, 
 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 Vari(f.—For to make a C'orporas, my finest kercher : Agnes Garard, 
 1502 (C<.n. 7, fol. GO). 
 
 To the Churcli, two cup.s of silvei', weighing 40 ozs. and 
 more, toward the making of a foot to the Cross in the Church, 
 and tlie other to make a shippe (for incense) for the same 
 Church. To the making of a new canape, a cup weighing 
 12 ozs. : Edward Rotherford, 1500 (B.C.C., 42. Holgravc). 
 
 To the repiirytion of the roft'e [sic], Gs. H(f. : John Lathbury, 
 1513 (A. 12,0). 
 
 To a flat roof or any other reparation of the Church, 
 10 marcs (£6 13s. 4:d.). Towards a Vestment for Our Lady 
 and St. Anne, 5 marcs : Roger (irarmeston, vicar, 1519 
 (A. 13, 4).
 
 310 TESTAMEXTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To tte Church, an Antiphonar, price £4. An Obit of 3s. 4rf. 
 he done for ine yearly. Ex'ors buy a stone graved to lie upon 
 me, price JOs. My little ^lass Book to the Chapel of Swantery. 
 My great Mass Book to Toug Church: Sir Thos. Adth, 1525 
 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 vSMALLHYTHE. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — The first mention of a Chapel 
 here seems to be in 1400, when the jurats of Eomney at the 
 launch of their new barge, the " Eneswithe," made an offering 
 of 3s. 4</. to the Chapel of Smalihythe. 
 
 Abp. Wm. Warham on 10 February 1503-4 granted a 
 Licence to celebrate divine service in the Chapel of ISniallhith 
 within the parish of Tenterden. 
 
 And on 5 May 1509 the same Archbishop gave his assent 
 tor a chaplain to celebrate in the Chapel of Smallhith (Lambeth 
 Registers, per Rev. T. S. Frampton). 
 
 The following Tenterden parisliioners mention this Chapel 
 in their wills : — 
 
 To the work of the Chapel of 8t. John the Baptist of Small- 
 hith, 3s. M. : EiC* Davy, 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 Reparation of the Chapel of St. John the Baptist of Small- 
 hith, 6s. 8(/. : John Flecher, 1510 (Con. 11, fol. 44). 
 
 " To the building* of the Chapel of St. John the Baptist at 
 Sinalehith, to the full contentation and payment of that sum of 
 money thei-eto by me granted at the first foundation of the 
 same, such sum and simis of money as I have paid thereto in 
 my life since the fouudatioii always thereof deducted. To the 
 over and above the same sum before granted, 33s. Ad.'' : John 
 Donett of Smallhithe, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 ''To the glasing of one window in the Chape) of St. John 
 the Baptist at Smalehith, 20s. To the building of a house for the 
 priest celebrating in the said Chapel of St. John the Baptist of 
 Smalehitli to occuj)y and live in, Os. Hd." : Bob' Brigendcn of 
 Smalehith, 1517 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 To the Chapel of St. Jolm in Smallehith, 3s. -id. and a good 
 sheet: Agnes (Jrejiestrete, 1524 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 To the Chapel of St. John at Smallhith, two rings of silver 
 and bedi'stone of silver, a table-cloth, and three kerchers : Mar- 
 garet, widow of Thos. I'elland of Smalhiili in Tenterden, 1524 
 (A. 10,8). 
 
 James Oldam, priest of Smallehith in I he j)arish of Tenterden, 
 by will proved 9 November 1523 desired to be buried in the 
 cliurchvard of the Parish Church of St. Mildred of Tenterden 
 (A. 1(;,"'2). 
 
 * On :n .liil.v 1.">U Siii.illhitlic was burnt. (" Rooords uf Tciitcnien," 
 fjuoted in Ai-c/iao/ot/ia ('<in/ui/ia, Vol. XIV., j). 5(1.)
 
 lEAST KENT. 311 
 
 To buy a clialice to serve to the use of the Chapel of Small- 
 hith, £3 6s. 8(/., to be bought after the death of my wife. To 
 the mending of the fuotcway btitwixt Smallhitli and Tenterden, 
 Gs. Hd., to be paid after the death of mv wife: John Wayte of 
 Smallhith, 1528 ((A. 17,2). 
 
 To the Chapel of ISmallhith, 3.s". 4(1. ; and to the Light of 
 St. Barbara in the said Chaped, 8.v. id. To the footway mending 
 betwixt TenfcnhMi and Sniallhithc, 12(/. : (leo. Ilarison of Small- 
 hith, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 
 " To the reparation of the Cliiipel of Smalfdiith, 3s. -id. ; and 
 if the strete [sic] of Snialhitli will buy a Canopy for the Sacra- 
 ment to hang over the altar tliere, I bequeath to the buying of 
 it 3s. 4<d. more, or else not." My best diaper table cloth to the 
 altar in the Chapel of Smallln'th : Lore Blossom, wifjow. 1533 
 (A. 19,5). 
 
 SMAKDEN.* 
 
 Dedication : St. Michael. —Buried in the churchyard of St. Michael 
 the Archangel of Sinarden : Kic'' Burke, 1171 (.A. 1. 11) ; Thos. 
 Glover (or Stracc), 14.71 (A. 2, 10) ; V\^m. llamou, 1500 (A. 7, 
 9) ; Ealph Burwashe, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Church: Thos. Kiug, rector, 1478 
 (A. 3,9). 
 The Trinity. — A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Blessed 
 Trinity in the Church : John Saunder, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 33). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 2d. : Wm. Mell, 151(3 (A. 12, 18). 
 The Rood.— Light of the "High Cross, ^Sd. : Kic^ Burle, 1471 (A. 1, 
 14). 
 
 To the Crucifix there, 3.y. 4J. : Wm. Mell, 151G (A. 12, 18). 
 Our Lady. — -Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 6rf. : Hic'^ Burle, 
 1471 (A. 1. 14). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, Vld. -. Wm. Hamon, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; 
 Wm. Hancok, 1503 (A. 8, 12) 
 
 Light of Blessed -Mary, 4rf. : John Materas, 1500 (A. 7, 5) ; 
 Thos. Henxeell, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; Ralph Burwashe, 1501 (A. 8, 4) ; 
 Stephen Stepinden, 1502 (.-V. 8, 10) ; John Sharpe, senior. 1509 
 (A. 11, 0) ; John Saunder, 151 1 (Con. 10, fol. 33). 
 
 A taper of 4^/. lo burn before the Image of the Blessed 
 N'irgin Mary: Stephen Taylor, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 Our Lady vailed Linjqaria. — To the Light ot" Our Lady called 
 
 Luggaris, 12</. : Wm. Hamon, L500 (A. 7, 9). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — To the makiug of a Tabernacle for Our Lady 
 of Pity in the Church, a taper of 1 lb. of was : Oliver Dowle, 
 1503 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 To St. Mary of Pity, (Sd. : John Glasier, cleric, 1515 (A. 12, 
 14). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, 2^/. : Wm. Mell, 1516 
 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 * See Archceologia Cantiana, Vol. XIV., pp. 18 — 34.
 
 312 TESTAMENTA CAISTIANA. 
 
 St. Anne.— Jjight of St. Anne, id. : Wm. Mell, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 St. Anthony. — Ijight of St. Anthony, 4 J. : John Saunder, 1511 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 33) ; AVin. Mell, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 »SV. Appolona. — A taper of 4f?. to burn before the Image of 
 
 St. Appollonia: Stephen Taylor, 1520 (A. 14, 9). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, 2d. : Stephen Stepinden, 1502 
 (A. 8, 10) ; Wm. Mell, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, id. : Wm. Hancok, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; 
 John Saunder, 1511 (Con. 10, fol. 33). 
 St. Jo;/«.— Light of St. John, Sd. -. Thos. Glover, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 Light of St. John, Qd. : Wm. Bromle, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 Light of St. John, "Id. : Stephen Stepinden, 1502 (A. 8, 
 10). 
 (S*^. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, Vld. : Win. 
 Hamon, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, id. : John Materas, 1500 
 (A. 7, 5) : Wm. Hancok, 1503 (A. 8, 12) ; John Grlasier, cleric, 
 
 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : Thos. Henxsell, 1500 
 (A. 7, 9) ; John Sharpe, senior, 1509 (A. 11, 6) ; Wm. Mell, 
 
 1516 (A. 12, IS). 
 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, id. : Wm. Hancok, 1503 
 
 (A. S, 12). 
 St. Michael.— Ug\\i of St. Michael, 12</. : Eich'' Roger of Ashford, 
 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, id. : John Saunder, 1511 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 33). 
 Thomax Wohope or Woijhope, etc. — To the Light of Dom. Thos. 
 Whohope, 6rf: Ric'' i3urle, 1471 (A. 1, 14); Wm. Bromle, 1474 
 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas Woghope, 4^7.: John Materas, 1500 
 (A. 7. 5); Thos. Henxsell, 1500 (A. 7,9); Ralph Burwashe. 
 1501 (A. 8,4). 
 
 Light of Sir Thomas Whoope, id. : Ste])hen Stepinden, 1502 
 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of SI. Thomas Whope, ^d. : Oliver Dovvle, 1503 
 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of Dom. Thos. Woghope, 2d. : John Sharpe, 1509 
 (A. 11, 6) ; Wm. Moll, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 To Sir Thos. Whoope, (id. : Ric'' Roger of Ashford, 1510 
 (A. 11,8). 
 
 "To the Light of Sir Thos. Wohope, sometime parson of the 
 same Chni-ch, id." : John Saunder, 151 1 (Con. lO, I'ol. 33). 
 [See Lilroduction, p. xix.] 
 Alnr/ IFrvn/ VI. — To the Light of King Herrey, 2d. : Stephen 
 Stci)indeu, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 "To King 1 ferry there, h/." : Wm. Hancok, 1503 (A. 8, 
 12). 
 
 Flight of King Herry, 6r/. : Oliver Dowie, 1503 (A. S, 12). 
 Light oF Henry theKing, 2d.: Wm. Mell, 1516 (.A. 12, 18).
 
 IBAST KENT. 313 
 
 Varia. — Makiug the new pulpctc there, Ul. : John Sharpe, senior, 
 1509 (A. 11,0). 
 
 To the gihling of the KoofUoft in Sniarden, 10«. : Kic*^ Koger 
 olAshford, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 
 SMEETH. 
 
 Dedication : Our Laibj. — Buried in the churchyard of Hlessed Mary 
 of iSinethe: lien. Lostington. 1397 (Con. I, fol. 5); John 
 Daniell, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 53) ; John Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 123). 
 
 Bui-ied in the Church of Hlessed Mary of Sniethe : Ric'' 
 Bernys. 11-79 (Con. 2, fol. 469). 
 The i^oo^.— Light of Holy Cross, 12^/. : John Eiven, 117-1 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 278); Lawrence Frances, 1175 (Con. 2, fol. 310); John 
 Turnour. 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 2) ; John Daniell, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 53) ; John Fagge, clerk, 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 1G7) ; Herbert 
 Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 123). 
 
 To the High Cross, 6*. 8^7. : Kic'' Bernys, 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 469). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 8</. : John Smith, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 
 41). 
 The Cro.s^ of Eodehill. — To the Light of the Cross of llodehill, a 
 
 tiiper of 1 lb. of wax : John Daniell, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 53). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Our Lady, Vld. : Hen. Lostington, 1397 
 Con. 1, fol. 5) ; Herbert Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 123). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4r/. : Lawrence Frances, 1475 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 310). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, '2()d.: HiC' Bernvs. 1479 (Con. 2. fol. 
 469). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light of Our Lady of Pity, a taper of 1 lb. of 
 wax : John Daniell, 1507 (Con. 9, lol. 53). ^ 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pitv, 2d. -. Wm. Cokke, 1535 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 301). 
 St. Anthony.— Ught of St. Anthony. 20</, : Kic'' Bernvs, 1479 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 469). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christophe)-. 12<^/. : Herbert Llvevc, 
 1519 (Con. 12. fol. 123). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Wm. Cokke. 1535 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 301). 
 St. £rasiiiug. — Light of St. Ei-asuius, bd. : .lohn Smith. i5u2 (Con. 7, 
 fol. 41). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of 1 lb. of wax : John Daniell, 
 1507 (Con. 9. fol. 53). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, I2d. : Herbert Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, 
 fol. 123). 
 St. John.—U^hf of St. Johu, I2d.: John Elren. 1474 (Con. 2. 
 fol. 278) ; Herbert Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 123).
 
 ai4 TESTAMENT A CANTIA^^A. 
 
 Si. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, I2d. : Law- 
 rence Prances, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 310) ; John Turnonr, 1501 
 
 (Con. 7, fol. 2). 
 
 Light of St John the Baptist, 6s. Hd. : Kic*^ Bernys, 1479 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 469). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine. 20f/. : Eic'' Bernys, 1479 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 4G9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12J. : Herbert Elveve, 1519 (Cuii. 12, 
 
 fol. 123). 
 St. Nicholas.— Ught of St. Nichohis. 2d.: Wni. Cokke, 1585 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 301). 
 The Herse. — Light upon the Herse. 4^/. : John Elven, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 27S). 
 The Torches. — To the Light of the Torches, i^s. Hd. : Rk-'^ Bernys, 
 
 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 4(39). 
 Gorthop. — To the Light of Corthop in the same Church, Ut/. : John 
 
 Turnour, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 2). 
 Varia. — To the buying of an Antiphonar, 12^/. : John Fagge, clerk, 
 
 1509 (Con. 9, fol. 107). 
 
 To the making of the new Crucifix in the Eoodloft, 20s. : 
 
 Herbert Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 123). 
 
 To every Alms House called Lepars in the Shii'e of Kent, 
 
 3«. ^d. : Herbert Elveve, 1519 (Con. 12, fol. 123). 
 
 SNARGATE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Dunstan. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Dun- 
 stan of Snargate: John Benett, 14S5 (Con. 3, fol. 31); Henry 
 Lamsoii, 1494 (A. 6, 1) ; John Gilliehl 1518 (A. 13, 4). 
 The Trinity. — To painting the Image of the Holy Trinity, 20J. : 
 John Benett, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 31). 
 
 liight of Holy 'I'rinity, 4(/. : Hen. Lamson, 1494 (A. G, 1) ; 
 Wm. Lanibsin. 1500 (A. 8, 5); \Vm. lolkvn, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 43) ; Rob' W'ittisphauke of Brensett, 1512 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 Jiight of the Trinity, Vld. : Win. Ilcyward, 1515 (A. 12, 13) ; 
 John Gilfield, 15L8 (A. 13,4). 
 
 To the Light of the Trinity in the Church of Snargate, 
 0«. %d.: Agnes Marloborough of"Hrensett, 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 The Rood.—hv^hi of Holy Cross, 4(/. : Hen. Lamson, 1494 (A. G, 1) ; 
 W)n. Lambsin, 1500 (A. 8, 5); Wm. Tolkyn, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 43;. 
 
 Light of the Kood, 12(/. : John Gillield, L518 (A. 13, 4). 
 Our /.ifdi/.--'V<> the making of a new Tabernacle For the Blessed 
 Virgin Mary there. Ga-. 8^/. : John Benett, 11S5 (Con. 3, fol. 
 
 31). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4^/.: Hen. Lamson, 1194 (A. G, 1) ; 
 Wm. Lanibisin, 1500 (A. 8, o) ; Wm. I'olkyn, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 43).
 
 EAST KENT. 315 
 
 Light of Our liiuiy in llu; Chiii'cli ot" Snargate, (i.v St/.: 
 .\gnes Marleboroiigh of Breiisett, 1/511 (A. 11. 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady. 12^/. : Wrn. ilevwarcl, loL'i (A. 12. ]:i) ■ 
 .lohn (Oilfield, I51S (A. 1:3, 4;. 
 SL Anf/ioni/.—lA<rht of St. Anthony, 4(1. : Wm. Tolkyn, lolO 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 43). 
 Sf. Cfirisfoplier.-Uirhi of .SI. C'lirisfophi'r. hi. : Wni. Tolkyn, 1510 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 43) ; Rob' Wilti.spliauke, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 Si. Dunstan. — lo painting the Image of St. Dunstan in Snargate 
 Church. 3s. 4d.: Kob' Sybrand of FairHeld, 1480 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 232). 
 St. Kalherine. — To the reparation of the heme before the Image of 
 St. Katherine, 20./. : John Benett, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 31). 
 
 Light of St. Katlierine, 4d.: Hen. Lamson, 1401 (A. 0, 1) ; 
 Wm. Lambsin, 1500 (A. 8, 5); Wm. Tolkyn, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 43). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 12^. : Wm. Hey ward, 1515 (A. 12, 
 13) ; John (Oilfield, 1518 (A. 13, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 3s. 4(/. : Agnes Marleborough of 
 Brensett, 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 SNAVE. 
 
 JJedicafion : Sf. AufjvHtine. — Buried in the c-hurehyard of St. Augus- 
 ten at Snave : Joan, widow of Kob' White, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 52) ; 
 Jams. Lambyn, 1500 (A. 7, Oj. 
 
 Buried in the Church of St Austen at Snave: Thos. Edolft'e, 
 1512 (A. 12, 4). 
 The liood.—h'\o\it before the High Cro.ss, 8</. : Alan VVliite, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 31). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 1(h/. : Joan White, widow, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 52). 
 
 Light of the Cross, k/. : Jas. Lambyn, 1500 (A. 7, 0). 
 Our Lady. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Marv, (Sd.: Al.in White, 
 1485 "(Con. 3. fol. 31). 
 
 FJght of Our Lady. Ad.: Thos. White, 1500 (A. 8, 3); 
 -luliane (Tveenhill of St. Margaret's in Canterburv, 1501 
 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of the Brotherliood of iilessed Mary in the Church 
 of Snave, Sr/. : Thos. Baker of Ivychurch. 14(52 (Con. 2, fol. 
 67). 
 
 Light of the lirotherliood of Blessed Mary, \iSd.: Joan 
 White, widow, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 52). 
 St. Erasmus:. — Light of St. Erasmus, a taper worth 12^.: Joan 
 White, ^vidow, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 52). 
 
 To finding a Light before St. Erasmus for ever, a cow ; Thos. 
 Edolffe, 1512 (A. 12, 4).
 
 316 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 The TorcJies.~To the Light of the Torches, U. : Alan White, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 31) ; Thos. White, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 Light of the Torches, 2 lbs. of wax : Joan White, widow, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 52). 
 
 The Herse.— To the Herse Light, 4id : Thos. White, 1500 (A. 8, 3). 
 
 SPELDHLTRST. 
 
 Dedication: Oar Lady. — See "Parish Churches of West Kent" 
 in the Transactions of the Si. FauVs Ecclesioloijical Society, 
 vol. iii., p. 290. 
 
 STALLSFIELD. 
 
 Dedication : Our Ladt/. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 Stallisfield : Hen. Kook, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Our Lady of Stalesfield: Sir Wm. 
 Shemell, vicar, 1524 (A. 16, 2). 
 The Rood.—lA^i of the High Cross, one ewe: Ric'' Godyu, 1479 
 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 To the Koodloft, 20*-.: Sir Wm. Shemell, vicar, 1524 
 (A. 16, 2). 
 Our Lady. —That I lb. of new wax burn before Blessed Mary in 
 the (Church, twice a year to be renewed for ever : John Wolff, 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, one ewe : llic'' Godyn. 1479 (A. 3, 
 12). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, \2d. : Henry Book, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 Ot/r Lady called the Beam. — To the Light of St. Mary called the 
 
 Beam, one ewe: John Wolff, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 St. Anne. — Light of St. Anne, one ewe: Ric'^ (xodyu, 1479 (A. 3, 
 12). 
 
 Tiight of St. Anne, a taper of 6</. : Hen. Rook, 1488 (A. 3, 
 
 2«)- ... 
 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Cliristopher, one ewe : Bic'' Godyn, 
 
 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a taper of 3</. : Hen. Kooli, 1483 
 
 (A. 3, 26). 
 St. Kntherine. -\^^\v\Q.6. in the C'hurch of St. Mary of Stah'sfelde, 
 
 within the Clia|)c1 of St, Katherine. To the reparation of the 
 
 Chnrcli, 20.S-. : John Kweil, 1 U)9 (Con 1, fol. 18). 
 
 To the Light of St. Katherine, l a lb. of wax to burn while 
 
 it will last : Sir Win. Shemell, vicar. 1521 (A. 16, 2). 
 St. Murr/arct. -VA\i\i\ of St. .Margaret, \ a lb. of wax lo l)urn while 
 
 it will last : Sir Wm. Shemell, vicar, 1524 (A. 16, 2). 
 -S7. Michael.— Lh^hV of St. Michael, ii taper of '.\d.: ITen. Rook, 
 
 1488 (A. 3. 26 j.
 
 EAST KENT. Jil7 
 
 STANFOUD. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints.- Buried in the churchyard of All ISaiiits of 
 Stanford: \Vm. Sell.y, M-7r. (Con. 2. fol. 294); Hic'^ Selby, 
 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Stanford : Kic'J Shotewade, 14'ji) 
 (Con. 2, fol. 122). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Chureh of Stanforfh. 'I'o the Church 
 for my burial, 3.9. 4r/., a bason, and a tablecloth : Beatrice Selby, 
 Avidow, ].',()() (Con. 5, fol. t)2). 
 The liooiL l.ij,rlit of Holv Cross, :{.s. Ul. : Bic'' Shotewade, 1459 
 (Con. 2, fol. 122). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, half a (piarter of barley: Wm. Selbv, 
 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 294). 
 
 Light of the Cross. \2d. : Beatrice Selby, widow, 1500 
 (Con. 5, fol. 62). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, Ad.: RiC^ Selby, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 7). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Mary, half a quarter of barley : Wm. 
 Selby, 1475 (Con. 2, fol. 294). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 4</. : Beatrice Selby, 
 Avidow, 1500 (Con 5, lol. 62) ; Rici Selby, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 fol. 7). 
 St. e/b/*;?.— Light of St. John, 20(7. : Eic'' Shotewade, 1459 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 122). 
 
 Light of St. John, 12(/. : Beatrice Selby, widow, 1500 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 62). 
 St. John the Bapti.sf.— Light of St. John the Baptist, 4<d. : Eic"* 
 
 Selby, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 7). 
 St. Mary Magdalene.— Might of St. Mary Magdalene, i:d. : Beatrice 
 Selby, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 62) ; Eic'' Selby, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 7). 
 Yaria.—To the new Chapel of Eodehill, 3s. 4 J. To the Brother- 
 hood of Beryngham, Ss. 4r/. : Eic'' Shotewade, 1459 (Con. 2. 
 fol. 122). [For Eodehill, see under Smeeth, p. 313.] 
 
 STANSTEAD. 
 
 See Archceoloyia Cantiana., Vol. XXIll., p. 148. 
 
 STAPLE. 
 
 Dedication : St. James. — Buried in the churrhyard of St. James of 
 Staple: Tho.s. Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 236); John Wymark, 
 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 292) ; Agnes French, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 75). 
 
 The Rood. -To the two Lights of Ifoly Cross in the Church, to 
 each of them two bushels of barley ;" Thos. Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 236).
 
 318 TESTAMENTA CANTIAKA. 
 
 Light of the High Cross, two bushels of barley : John 
 
 Wymark, 1474. (Con. 2, fol. L'92). 
 Our haily. — Light of Bleasetl Mary, half a quarter of barley : Thos. 
 
 Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 236). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 2 bushels of barley : John Wvmark, 
 
 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 292). 
 
 A candelabra of latten before the Image of the Blessed 
 
 Virgin Mary of the value of IGs. : J as. Wymarke, 1494 (Con. 4, 
 
 fol. 1). [See under The Easter S'-puIchre.] 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady in the 
 
 Church of Nt. James: \Vm. Dade, 1523 (Cou. 13, fol. 194). 
 Buried in the Chapel of Our Blessed Lady in the Church of 
 
 Stapell: AVm. Dadd of Shatterling, 1554 (Con. 26, fol. 6). 
 *SV. Christopher. — -To the support of the Lamp burning before the 
 
 Image of St. Christopher, half an acre of land, so that it shall 
 
 be for the support of the same Lami) : Thos. Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 236). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4rf. : Elisabeth Colvns, 1528 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 49). 
 St. James. — " I give and grant a certain piece of land called Mabile- 
 
 gai'deu, to provide a taper to burn before the Image of St, James 
 
 in the Church of Staple for ever '" : Alex. Bounde, 1494 (Cou. 4, 
 
 fol. 1). 
 
 A taper before the Image of St. James : John Holdwey, 1501 
 
 (Con. 7, fol. 5). 
 St. John the Baptist. — A candelabra of latten before the Image of 
 
 St. John the Baptist, of the value of 16s. : Jas. Wymarke, 1494 
 
 (Con. 4, fol. 1). 
 St. Katherine. — Buried in the Church of Staple before the Altar 
 
 of St. Katherine: John Broke of Snaxston, 1430 (Con. 1, 
 
 fol. 24). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, two bushels of barley : Thos. 
 
 Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 23*)) ; John Wymark, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol 292). 
 St. Marr/aret.—ljig\\{ of St. Margaret, 4</. : Elisabeth Colyns, 1528 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 49). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, two bushels of barley : Thos. 
 
 Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 236) ; John Wvmark, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 292). 
 ^S-^. Peter.— Uirht of St. Peter, 4r/. : Elisabeth Colyns, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 49). 
 St. Thomas.— Ught of SI. Thomas, 1^/. : Elisabeth Colyns, 1528 
 
 (Con. 15, fol. 49). 
 The Easter Sepulchre. — To the Light of Holy Sepulchre in the 
 
 Church, two (|uarters of mall : 'I'hos. Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 236). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of wax shall burn before the Sepulchr(^ of 
 
 Our Lord, and after Easter before the Image of St. Mary, 
 
 yeiii'ly during the life of my wife : John Alyn, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 
 fol. 23).
 
 EAST KENT. 319 
 
 The HockJiyht. — To the \j\ii}\\ called Ilocliglit, a bushel of barley : 
 Joliii TToklwev, l-Wl rCon. 7. fol. 5) ; John (^ilvn, 1507 (Con. 9, 
 f.)l. 2:{). 
 
 To tlie liok hi<;M, Ul . Klisabeth Coivns. l.ViS fCon. 15, 
 fol. 49). 
 The Eyq Liqht. — To the wax ia|)er called Kt;^ tai)er, Ivvo bushels of 
 barley: Thos. Kele, 1472 (Con. 2, fol. 28G). 
 
 To the Lirrht called Ej;e tapers, a bushel of barley : John 
 Colyn, 1507 (Con. 9, fol. 23). 
 
 To the Egg Light, 4</. : Elisabeth Colyns, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 19). 
 Yaria. — -To the work of the Cluirch of Stajde, one horse called the 
 gray awmbelars \sic\ : John Broke, 1130 fCon 1, fol. 24). 
 
 8TAPLEI1URST. 
 
 Dedicntion : All Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints 
 of Stapelherst : John Sharp, 14G2 (A. 1, G) ; Grodleva Crystemas, 
 1471 (A. 1,14); Osbert Osbarn, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 The Bood.— Light ot the High Cross, (is. Sd. : Elisa Somerev, 1464 
 (A. 1,19). 
 
 Light of Holv Cross, 12d. : Kic" Sharpc, 149S (A. 7, 3). 
 Light of the High Cross, 6d. : Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 
 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of the High Beam, 4</. : Thos. IJsbarne, 1534 
 (A. 20, 3). 
 I'he Low Rood. — To the Light of Holy Cross called the Low Kood, 
 
 4</. : Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 Our Ladif.—lAghi of Blessed Mary, inl. : John Sharp, 1462 (A. 1, 
 6); Godleva Crystemas, 1471 (A. 1, 14); Rici Sharpe, 1498 
 (A. 7, 3) ; Morvee Carre, 1500 (A. 7, 8) ; Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 
 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4</. : John Williams, 1463 (A. 1, 6) ; 
 Thos. Lsbarne, 1534 (A. 20, 3). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Qs. Sd. : Elisa Somerey, 
 1464 (A. 1, 19). 
 
 [;ight of St. Mary, V2d. : Osbert Osbarn, 1474 (A. 2, 
 10) 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 2d. : Thos. Harinden. 1499 (A. 7,4) ; 
 Wm. Chapman. 1501 (A.' 8, 2). 
 Our Lady of P/7^. — Light of Our Lady of Pity, I2d. : Sir Ric'' 
 
 Lokking, parish priest, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of the Blessed Virgin 
 Mary in the Parish Church of Stapleherst near the door: Elisa 
 Somerey, 1464 (A. 1, 19). 
 
 Ligiit of Our Lady's Chancel, \2d. : Sir llic'' Lokking, parish 
 priest, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 All Saints.— Light of All Saints, 4flf. : Osbert Osbarn, 1474 (A. 2, 
 10) ; Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 (A. 9, 8).
 
 320 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light o£ All Saints, 12d. -. Sir Ric*^ Lokking, parish priestj" 
 1527 (A. 17. 14). 
 -SV. ^wz-Z/ony.— Light: of St. Anthony, 2^. : Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 
 
 (A. 9, S). 
 St. Chrisfopher. —Light of St. Christopher, 4(/. : .John Sharp, 1462 
 (A. 1, G) ; John William, 1403 (A, 1. 0) ; Osbert Osharn, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10) ; Ric" Sharpe, 1498 (A. 7, 3) ; Thos. Halfnoth, ir>07 
 (A. 9, 8) ; Thos. Usbanie, 1534 (A. 20, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 3.*. 4rf. : Elisa Somerej, 1404 
 a. 1,19). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 12f/. : Sir Ric'' Lokking, 1527 
 (A. 17, 4). 
 St. CleTiienf.—U^ht of St. Clement. 2d.: Tho8. Halfnoth, 1507 
 
 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. JEi'asmus. — lAght of St. Erasums, 2d. : John Sharp, 1462 (A. 1, 
 6) ; Godleva Crvstemas, 1476 (A. 1, 14) ; Osbert Osbarn, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmns, 3.s-. id. -. Elisa Somerey. 1464 (A. 1, 
 19). 
 St. George.— Ught of St. George, 2d.: Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 
 
 (A. 9; 8). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 2d. : Grodleva Crystemas, 1471 
 (A. 1, 14); Osbert Osbarn, 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; Thos. Halfnoth, 
 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Janiess, M. : John Roberd, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 St. John the Baptist. — -Light of St. John the Baptist, 4<?. : John 
 Roberd, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, Hd. : Sir Ric" Lokking, 1527 
 (A. 17, 14). 
 St. Katherine.—h\g\\i of St. Katherine, 20rf. : Elisa Somerey, 1464 
 (A. 1, 19). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 4rf. : Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 (A. 9, 8) ; 
 Sir Ric<i Lokking, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 St. Loye.—To the Light of St. Loi, 2d. : Thos. Halfnoth, 1507 
 (A." 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Loye, 4i. : Sir Ric^ Lokking, 1527 (A. 17, 14). 
 St. Mar(jaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4(7. : John Williams, 1463 
 (A. i, 6) ; Godleva Crystemas 1471 (A. I, 14) ; Osbert Osbarn, 
 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; Tlu.s. Halfnoth, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 3.s\ id. : Elisa Somerey, 1464 (A. 1, 
 19). 
 
 One taper shall burn bcioni St. Margaret on Sundays for 
 one year at high mass: John Roberd, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, (u/. : Moryce Carre, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. 3lichnel. — \:\^}^\ of vSt. Michael, 2d.: Thos. Halfnotb, 1507 
 
 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicliolas, 3.s. id. : Elisa Somerev, 1464 
 CA.1,19). 
 
 Light of St. .Nicholas, id. : Sir Ric'" Lokking, 1527 (A, 17, 
 14). , '"
 
 EAST KENT. 821 
 
 Sf. Thom<i.< the Apostle. — To llic Gildiiif); df 1 lie Tina <:(> of St. TliomaH 
 
 tlic Apoisllc, r).v. : Tlio.s. rsl.itnic, in:-}! (A. 20. ;{). 
 Jesuit A/far. — To the Light of Je8U8 Alliu-. 12^/. To .lesii.s Allar, 
 
 my little mass hook: Sir Kic'' Lokking, parish priest, 1527 
 
 (A. 17, 14). 
 Variu. — To a new Eoodloft in the Church, 20.v. : John Roberd, 1497 
 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 STELLING. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady (by tradition). — Buried in the churchyard 
 
 of Stelling: AVm. C'hircheman, 1499 (A. S, 2); Fldmunde 
 
 Underdowne, l.'32(j (A. 17, H). 
 The Trinity. — To the Light of the Trinity, 4</. : Edmunde Under- 
 do wne,'ir,2G (A. 17, S). 
 The Hood. — To the Koodlight, Ad.: Edmunde L^nderdowne, 152G 
 
 (A. 17,8). 
 Our Lady. — To tlie maintenance of the Light of Blessed Mary for 
 
 ever, a cow: \Vm. Dowle, 1479 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 4^/. : John Kobergh of Throwley, 1484 
 
 (A. 4.1). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary in the Chancel, 4</. : One taper of 
 
 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Image of Blessed Mary in the 
 
 Church: Wm. Chircheman, 1499 (A. S, 2). 
 St. Mary near the Door. — To the Light of St. Mary near the door 
 
 of tlio Church, 8f/. : John Bray of Stowting, 1479 (A. 3, 10). 
 St. Christopher. — I>ight of St. Christopher, 4^. : Edmunde Uuder- 
 
 downe, 1526 (A. 17, 8). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4f?. : John 
 
 Kobergh, 1484 (A. 4, 1) ; Wm. Chircheman, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 8c?. : Edmund tlnderdowne, 
 
 152(5 (A. 17, 8). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4rf. : AV^m. Chircheman, 
 
 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 St. Latorence. — To the maintenance of a Taper before the Image of 
 
 St. Lawrence, one "bassam": Wm. Dowle, 1479 (A. 3, 16). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, 4rf. : Edmunde Underdowne, 
 
 1526 (A. 17, 8). 
 
 STOCKBURY. 
 
 Dedication : St. Mary Magdalene. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. Mary Magdalene of Stockburv : Reginal at Pette, 1456 
 (A. 1, 1); Edw. Adam, 1466 (A."l, 10); Wm. Plotte, 1473 
 (A. 2, 8) ; Thos. Bromfield, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 243). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel of the Parish Church of Stock- 
 bury, betw^een my brother and my wife. A stone to be laid 
 over mv brother's grave, to the value of 40a\ : Wm. Pettitt, 1523 
 (A. 15,' 10). 
 
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 322 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The i?oo(/.— Light of the Image of the Crucifix, a quarter of barley: 
 Joan Petyt, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. GO). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 4J. : Edw. Adam, UGO (A. 10) ; 
 Wm. Plotte, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Thos. Bromfeld, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 243). 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Holv Cross, 4r/. : Wui. Plotte, 147:5 
 (A. 2, S). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12</. : Wni. Goodegrome, loUl 
 (A. 8, 6). 
 Holy Cross. — To the Light of Holy Cross in the Chancel of 
 St. Nicholas, id. : Edw. Adam, 146(j (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 12f/. : Wm. Goodegrome, loOl 
 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in St. Nicholas Chancel, 8^/. : Thos. 
 Loth, 1515 (A. 12, 14). 
 
 Light of the Finding (or Invention) of Holv Cross, 4(/. : 
 Thos. Bromfeld, 1400 (Con. 3, fol. 343). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary the Virgin, 8 quarters of 
 barley : Joan Petyt, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 60). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 4</. : Wm. Plotte, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Simon 
 Caunton, 1484 (A. 4, 1) ; Thos. Bromfeld, 1490 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 243) ; Wm. Mantell, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 12 J. : Eeginald at Pette, 1456 
 (A. 1, 1) ; Wm. Goodegrome, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 A taper of 5 lbs. of wax to burn yearly before the Image of 
 Our Lady, during 20 years, in the Chancel of Our Lady : Wm. 
 Pettitt, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Light of Blessed Mary Magdalene, a quarter 
 of barley : Joan Petyt, 1461 (Con. 2, fol.' 60). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene, \2d. -. Eeginald at Pette, 1456 
 (A. 1, 1) ; Thos. Bromfeld, 1490 (Con. 3, fol. 243) ; AVm. 
 Goodegrome, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Before the Image of St. Mary Magdalene, a taper of wax 
 for 20 years : Wm. Pettitt, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 St. Nicholas.— ljvy\\t of St. Nicholas, \2d. : Eeginald at Pette, 1456 
 (A. 1, I) ; Thos. Bromfeld, 1 190 (Con. 3, fol. 243) ; Wm. 
 Goodegrome, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, \d.: Edw. Adam, 1466 (A. 1,10); 
 Wm. Plotte, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Simon Caunton, 1484 (A. 4, 1) ; 
 Wm. Mantell, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 Varia. — To the Parish Church of Stockbury, two wax lights weigh- 
 ing about 5 lbs. to burn before the high altar upon two candle- 
 sticks there: Thos. Edwards of Thornham, 1504 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 5). 
 
 Towards a new beam in the Cliurcli, 13.s. 4</. Towards a new 
 bell called Trebyll, ijs. Hd. ; and towards the new Isle, four 
 marcs ; and to a new window, four marcs : Eeginald at Pette, 
 X456 (A. 1, 1).
 
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 STODMAKSH. 
 
 Dedication : (hir Ladtj. — Buried in the fliiin-lijairl of SI. Mary of 
 Slodiiiarsli : Jolm" Hoelioar, 1101 (A. '>, 12); Klisia, relict of 
 John Caesho, 14'9o (A. (5, 3). 
 
 Ihii ied in tlie Cliurch of Our Lady of JStodniershe afore the 
 font : Hurry Charles, 111)? (A. 6, G). 
 The i?oo</.— Li^rht of Holy Cross, 12^/. : Joliii Ilochear, 1491 
 (A 5 12) 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4</. : John Trussell, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 Ovr Ladij.—lo the TinaRO of St. Marv, 6s. 8</. : Elisia Cassho, 1495 
 (A. o; 3). 
 
 Liglit of Our Ladv, ^d. -. Harry Charles, 1497 (A. G, 6) ; 
 .Tohn Trussell, 1498 (A'. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary. Sr/. : Eob* at Wood, 1498 (A. G, 10). 
 at. Kalherine. — To the Light of the Altar of St. Katherine, 4r/. : 
 
 John Trussell, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, Gd. : John Hochear, 1491 
 (A. 5, 12) ; Ric'' at Wode, loll (A. 11, 7). 
 
 Light of St. La\\ rence, U. : Rob' at Wood, 1498 (A. G, 
 10). 
 St. MicliaeJ. — See under Wickhambreux, Varia. 
 St. JVic/wI as. —Light of St. Nicholas, 6d. : Ric<i at Wode, 1511 
 
 (A. 11, 7). 
 The Torches.— U^ht of the Torches, 4:d. : Harry Charles, 1497 
 
 (A. G, G). 
 Varia. — To the makiiig of a new Roodloft, if the parish will do it 
 within five years of my death, 6s. 8d. To the reparation of the 
 Church, 3.9. id.: Harry Charles, 1497 (A. G, G). 
 
 To a I'.eam before the Roodloft, 3s. 4:d. -. Kob' at Wood, 
 1498 (A. G, 10). 
 
 STONE (near Faveksham). 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter [?]. — Buried in the churchyard of Stone, near 
 Favershani: Rob' Lanend, 1474 (A. 2, 13); Ric'' Kevell, 1507 
 (A. 9, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Pari^h Church of Stone, before the Image 
 St. Peter; and to the reparation of the Church, 20d.: Thos. 
 Coupar, 1530 (A. 18, 11). 
 The Hood.— Light of Holy Cross, 20d. : Rob' Laneud, 1474 (A. 2, 
 13). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 4J. : Jas. Bokland of Faversham, 
 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 2d. : Ric^ Kevell, 1507 (A. 9, 7). 
 Oar Lady. — To the Light of Our Lady, five ewes to maintain two 
 wax tapers before the Image of Our Ladv for ever : Ric'' Sethe, 
 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 129). 
 
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 324 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 >S'^. Anthony. — Towards maintaiDing the Lights before the Images 
 of Our Lady, St. Peter, a^id St. Anthony in the Parish Church 
 of Stone, id. each : Stephen Upton of Faversham, l"):^") 
 (A. 20, 7). 
 
 ^S'^. Peter.— lj\e\\t of St. Peter the Apostle, 20^/. : Eoiy Lanend, 
 1474 (A. 2,^13). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 2d. ■ Eic'i Kevell, 1-307 (A. 9, 9). 
 To the Light of St. Peter, a cow, that the yearly profit main- 
 tain for ever four tapers of wax before the Holy Sacrament and 
 Image of St. Peter: Ric'' Sethe, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 129). 
 
 Varia. — To the reparation and making of the Steeple of the Church 
 of Stone, 406-. Reparation of the Kodeloft there, 40^. " To 
 the glazino; of the north window of Stone Church, Qs. Sd.. 
 in the which glass window I will have in picture a Crucifix, 
 with Mary and John, and the Assumption of Our Lady, with 
 two Images kneeliuo; in remembrance of me and mv son. 
 rehersing our names": Rob*^ Lanend, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 To the reparation of Stone Church, 20.s. Amending the 
 highway between Stone Churcli and Faversham, 40s. : Jas. 
 Bokland of Faversham, 1491 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 STONE IN OXNET. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the church-yard of Blessed 
 Mary of Stone: Joan Alevn, 14GI (Con. 2, fol. 39) ; Rob' at 
 Helfe, 1464 (A. 1, 4) ; John Rolft', 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; Stephen 
 Dyne, 1510 (A. 11, 10) ; John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Buried within the west door of the Parish Church of Stone 
 in Oxene : Wm. Bertyn, 1407 (Con. 1, fol. 16). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Otir Lady of Stoon in Oxuey : 
 Christopher Oodfrev, 1511 (A. 11, 7). 
 The i?oo^.— Light of the High Beam, 8^. : Stephen Dyne, 1510 
 (A. 11, 10) ; Chri.stopher Godfrey, 1511 (A. 11, 7) ; Margaret, 
 widow of Michael Martson, 1521 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 4f/. : John Thomson, clerk, 1518 (A. 13, 
 13) ; John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 20d. : Jas. Cheeseman, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 2a'. : Joan Aleyn, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 39). 
 
 For one crown for Blessed Mary of Stone, 6s. 8J. : Joan 
 Aleyn, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 39). 
 
 To the Lnage of Blessed Mary of Stone, 2s. : Thos. G-yott, 
 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 50). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Sr/. : John Strigill, 1481 (A. 3, 21); 
 John Prall, 1475 (A. 2, 17) ; Christopher Godfrev, 1511 
 (A. 11,7). 
 
 For new gilding the Image of Sf. Mary within the high 
 Chancel, 10». : Stephen Dyne, 1510 (A. II, 10).
 
 EAST KENT. 825 
 
 Our l.ady of Pity. — Light of Our Lady of Pity, A^d. : ^Largarete, 
 widow of -Michael Martsou, 1521 (A. 15, I) ; John Stace, 1529 
 (A. 18,3). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 2d. -. Elisabeth Leydeu, 1525 
 (A. 17, 1); Kic" Alyn, 1527 (A. 17, 12). [Also see under 
 St. Nicholas.] 
 Our Lady of Grace. — Light of Our Lady of Grace, 4rf, : Ric^ Alyu, 
 
 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of 8t. Anthony, 4c/.: Margarete Martson, 
 widow, 1521 (A. 15, 1) ; John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 'fid. : Jas. Cheeseinan, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 Light of St. Anthony, 2c/. : Elisabeth Leydeu, 1525 (A. 17, 1) ; 
 liic" Alyn, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 St. Barbara. — Light of St. Barbara, 4c/. : JNlargarete Martson, 
 widow, 1521 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 To the Light of St. Barbara, a taper of 4 lb. of wax : Jas. 
 Cheeseinan, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 St. Clement. — Light of St. Clement, 4c/. : John iStace, 1529 
 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, a taper of 1 lb. to stand before him, 
 and 80 to burn at all times of the service of God, as long as 
 he [^sic] will last: Jas. Cheeseman, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 St. Clere. — Light of St. Clere, 4c/. : John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 To the painting and gilding of the Image of St. Clere, 12c/. : 
 Hie'" Alyn, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 St. Urasnnts. — Light of St. Erasmus, 4c/. : Margarete Martson, 
 widow, 1521 (A. 15, 1). 
 
 To St. Erasmus, a trindle [i.e., a coil] of 1 lb. of wax : Jas. 
 Cheeseman, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 12c/. : Stephen Dyne, 1510 (A. 11, 
 10). 
 
 Light of St. James, 4c/. : Margarete Martson, widow, 1521 
 (A. 15, 1) ; John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2d.: Wm. Couper, 1517 (A. 12, 18); 
 Elisabeth Leydeu, 1525 (A. 17, 1). 
 
 Light of St. James, Gc/. ; and to the Brotherhood and 
 Geveale of St. James, Sd. : Jas. Cheeseman, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, Hd. : Christopher Godfrey, 1511 
 (A. 11, 7) ; Ja«. Cheeseman, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 Light of St. John, 2c/.: Wm. Couper, 1517 (A. 12, 18); 
 Elisabeth Leydeu, 1525 (A. 17, 1). 
 
 Light of St. John, 4c/. : Margarete Martson, widow, 1521 
 (A. 15, 1) ; John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 .S7. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4c/. : Stephen 
 Dyne, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d. : Kic'' Alyn, 1527 
 (A. 17, 12). 
 •S"^. Katherine. — Light of St. Katheriue, 12</. To the Altar of 
 St. Katherine, two curtains, 13s. 4c/. : Joan Aleyn, 14G1 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 39).
 
 326 TEST A.ME. VTA CAXTIA.NA. 
 
 To the Lights of St. Katherine, St. Mary, and the Torches 
 in the Church of Stone, Ss. 4f/. equally. A priest to celebrate 
 at the Altar of St. Katheriue for half a year : Eic"^ Croucheman, 
 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 81). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Katherine. To the Light of 
 St. Katherine, Qd. ; and to the window of St. Katherine, 23s. 4x1. : 
 John Strigill, 1481 (A. 3, 21). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8(/. : John Prall, 1475 (A. 2, 17) ; 
 John Rolff, 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; Christopher Godfrey, 1511 
 (A. 11, 7). 
 
 To the reparation of St. Katherine's Chancel, 3s. 4>d. : Clemens 
 Gyot, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 St. Michael. — To the new gilding of the Image of St. Michael, 10s. : 
 Stephen Dyne, 1510 (A. 11, 10). 
 
 Buried' in the high Chancel before St. Michael: Sir Hie'' 
 Trykett, vicar, 1523 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, 2d.: RicJ Alvn, 1527 (A. 17, 
 12). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Chancel of St. Nicholas in the Parish 
 Church of Blessed Mary of Stone: Thos. Alen, 1493 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 356). 
 
 Buried in the midst of the Chapel of St. Nicholas imd Our 
 Lady of Pity, within the Church of Stone in Oxney : Jas. 
 Cheeseman, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 Liglit of St. Nicholas, M. : John Rolft", 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; 
 John Stace, 1529 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2d. : Stephen Dyne, 1510 (A. 11, 10) ; 
 Ric'i Alyn, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 St. Osyth.—L\ght of St. Sithe, 2d. : Ric<i Alyn, 1527 (A. 17, 
 
 12). 
 The Torches.— Light of the Torches, Sd. : Joan Aleyn, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 39). 
 
 Light of the Torches, Qd. -. John Prall, 1475 (A. 2, 17); 
 John Rolff, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of the Torches, I2d. : Margarete Martson. widow, 
 1521 (A. 15, 1). 
 Varia.— To the bell tower, 20s. : Wni. Bertyn, 1407 (Con. 1, 
 fol. 16). 
 
 Keparation of the steps of the great lower of the Ciiurch, 
 3s. 4f/. : Kic'i Croucheman, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 81). 
 
 To a great bell, 20s. : John Prall, 1475 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 To the Church of Slone, a Mass book in print, the price 5s. 
 My ex'ors cause I'iigrimagc to be done, undone by my life, 
 that is to St. Stolikis, the C'ross of the Rood of llalles, Our 
 Lady of Nose, and the Kood of Hastyng : Wni. Couper, 1517 
 (A. '12,18). 
 
 To buy an alfar-clotb, 3s. 4^. : To the reparation of the 
 Church, 3s. 4^/. : ]SIargareta Martson, widow, 152L (A. 15, 1). 
 
 To l)ny an al(;ii'-i-l()lh, 5.v My latlcn 1>;is()n lo the font: 
 Sir Hie'' TVykctl, 1523 (A. 16, 1). *
 
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 To biiy a black Vestment for the L'hiirc]), 20i-. 'I'o the 
 paintiiij^ ami staining of the lent cloth, and of the white cloth 
 which hangeth before the Rood in Lent, 3s. 4(/. : Jas. Cheese- 
 man, 1527 (A. 17, 13). 
 
 STONAR. 
 
 Dedication : Si. Augasline (by tradition). — Church destroyed. 
 No mention in wills. 
 
 STOURMOUTH. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints of 
 
 Stourmouth: Thos. at Well, 1471 (A. I, 18). 
 
 Buried in the Choir of the Church : Thos. Marys, rector, 
 
 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church, in the middle part next beneath my 
 
 father's grave: Hen. Mette, 15 U (A. 23, 2). 
 The Hood. — To the Brotherhood of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley: 
 
 Nicholas Benetleld, 1448 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Vld. : Elisabeth Coombe of Minster in 
 
 Thanet, widow, 1407 (A. I, 9). 
 St. Andrew. — ro the Image of St. Andrew, I lb. of wax : Wm. 
 
 Perys, chaplain, 1503 (Con. 7, fol. 81). 
 Our Lddi/. — Painting the beam before the Altar of the Blessed 
 
 Virgin Mary in the Church. 3s. 4td. : John Walmvston, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 12). ■ 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 12(7. : Elisabeth Coombe, widow, of 
 
 Minster, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 .S7. John the Baptist. — To the Brotherhood of St. John the Baptist, 
 
 a bushel of barley : Nicholas Beueiield, 1448 (A. 1, 1). 
 .SV. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, \2d. : Elisabeth Coombe, 
 
 widow, of Minster, 14G7 (A. 1, 9). 
 The Roke Liijht.—To the Hoke Light, Vld. : Elisabeth Coombe of 
 
 Minster, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 Varia. — To the Church, for a new Bell to be bought, 40s. ; and for 
 
 a Chalice, 40s. : Thos. .Marys, rector, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 For the window being made on the north side of the Churcli, 
 
 6s. ^d. ; and one botoras [sfc] being made at the tower, 6s. Srf. : 
 
 John Grove, 1495 (A. 6, I). 
 
 To Stourmouth Church, a banner cloth of 3s. 4c?. : Wm. 
 
 Kentou of Preston, 1536 (A. 20, 10). 
 
 STOWTING. 
 
 Dedication : Our Ladi). — Buried in the cliurchyard of St. Mary of 
 Stowting: John Bray, 1479 (A. 3, 10) ; VVui. Inkepett, 1481 
 (A. 3, 23).
 
 328 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The iEoo</.— Light of Holy Cross, 8^. : John Bray, 1479 (A. 3, 10). 
 To the reparation of the Light of High Cross, 20*. : Peter 
 Gibbe, 1507 (A. 11, 6). 
 
 Our Lady. — Ex'ors paint the Tabernacle of Our Lady iu the 
 Church: Peter Gibbe, 1507 (A. 11, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Sd. ■ John Bray, 1479 (A. 3, 10) ; Wm. 
 Inkepett, 14S1 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel before Our Blessed Lady, my patron- 
 ess. To every Light in the Church, 12(/. : Thos. Eoger, rector, 
 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 All Souls. — To the Light of All Souls, Sd.-. John Bray, 1479 
 (A. 3, 10). 
 
 All Soinis.— To the Light of All Saints, 4(/. : Wm. Inkepett, 1481 
 (A. 3, 23). 
 
 St. Anthoni/. — A taper of wax during divine service on Holy Dayw«, 
 before the Images of St. James and St. Anthony for ever: 
 Peter Gibbe, 1507 (A. 11, 6). 
 
 St. James. — See under St. Anthony. 
 
 The Sacrament. — Six ewes to the finding of a Lamp before the 
 Sacrament, and the churchwardens to have the oversight of it : 
 Thos. Koger, rector, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 Varia. — To the north altar iu the Church, a steyned cloth : Thos. 
 Bering, 1510 (A. 11, 9). 
 
 To the finding of a Torch, 20a-. so that he who has the use of 
 the money shall buy a torch, price ^is., to burn in the parish 
 Church till it be burned to the length of three feet, and then to 
 be renewed again to the foresaid value. To Stowting Church, 
 a Vestment of black to the value of 53s. 4</. for the Mass of 
 Kequiem. To the buying of a Moustre, 535. 4(/. to close the 
 Sacrament in reverently upon Palm Sunthiy and Corpus Christi 
 Day : Thos. Eoger, rector, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 STURRT. 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. ^'icholas 
 of Sturrev : Thos. Forstall of Brodeoke, 1473 (A. 2, 10) ; Hen. 
 Kaynes. butcher, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Sturrey, near the place where 
 John Marshall my husband is buried: Joan Marshall, widow, 
 of St. Alphage in Canterbury, 14SG (Con. 3, fol. 81). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of St. Nicholas of Sturrey : Stephen 
 Willis, vicar, 14i)S (A. 7, 4). 
 The Trinity. — Buiied in the Church of St. Nicholas of Sturrey, at 
 the west side of tlie Trinity Chapel in tlu; Church ; and over ray 
 grave there be laid a stone ft. in length, and 2.1 feet in breadth, 
 with inv name and day of departure thereupon graven in laton : 
 Thos. ChildmelJ, 1 I9(J (A. G, G). 
 
 Light oFllie Trinity, 12(/. : Hen. Kavnes. 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light ol" Holy Trinity, 8c?. : Stephen Willis, vicar, 1498 
 (A. 7, 4).
 
 IfiAST KENT. 329 
 
 Light of the Blessed Trinity, one ewe : Lawrence Nesshe, 
 1500 (A. 7, B). 
 Tlie Rood. — Burieil before the Image of the Great Cross in the 
 Nave of the Church : Elisabctli, wife of John Berhanri, 1470 
 (A. 2, 19). 
 
 Buried in the Cliurch before the High Cross. To every 
 Liglit in the Church of which there is a Brotherhood, \2d. : 
 Wm. Maycott of Fordwich, 1501 (Con. 7, fol. 9). 
 
 Buried in the Cliurcli before the High Cross. Light of High 
 Cross, I2d. ; and to every other Light, (id. : Alexander Maycote, 
 
 1500 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross in the Rodeloft, 4</. : John Bate of 
 Brodeoiie, 1479 (A. 8, 12). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, V2d. : Harry Raynes, 1498 (A. 7, 
 3) ; Stephen Willis, vicar, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 20</. : John (iildwiu, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Church, before the Image of Blessed 
 Mary. To eacli Light in the Church, 4(/. : Thos. Gilbart, 14(55 
 (A. 1,7). 
 
 Buried in the Church, before Our Lady there : John Mar- 
 ley, 1504 (A. 9. 0) 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 4r/. : Wm. Blakesland, 1466 (A. 1, 10) ; 
 John Bate of Brodeoke, 1479 (A. 3, 12) ; Stephen Baker, 1502 
 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary the Virgin, 12^. : Harry Raynes, 
 butcher, 1498 (A. 7, 3) ; Stephen Willis, vicar, 1498 (A. 7, 4). 
 Altar of St. Mary.— To the Altar of St Mary, iid. : John Oveud, 
 
 1482 (A. 3, 24). 
 8t. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 6J. : Thos. ForstalJ of 
 Brodeoke, 1473 (A. 2, 6) ; John Marley, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, ^d. : John Bate of Brodeoke. 1473 
 (A. 2, 6) ; Stephen Baker, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 St. Erasmus. — To the Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of ^ a lb. to be 
 found there, three years next after my death : John Gildw in, 
 
 1501 (A. S, 4). 
 
 St. James. — Jaght of St. James, 4(/. : John Hoton, 1476 (A. 3. 3) ; 
 John Bate of Brodeoke, 1479 (A. 3, 12). 
 
 Light of St. James, 12</. : Stephen AVillis. vicar, 1498 
 
 To the Light of St. James, one ewe; also my wite maintain 
 and keep the taper before St. James during her life : Lawrence 
 Nesshe, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4r/. : Wm. Blaki.shuid, 1466 
 (A. 1, 10) ; John Hoton. 1476 (A. 3, 3) ; John Bate of Bro- 
 deoke, 1479 (A. 3, 12) ;. John Gildwin, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine. 6(/. : Thos. Forsiall of Brodeoke, 
 1473 (A. 2, 0) ; John Ovend, 1482 (A. 3, 24) ; John Marley, 
 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, \2d. : Harry Raynes, butcher, 1498 
 (A. 7, 3).
 
 330 tESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Sf. Nicholas— Ught of St. Nicholas. 4r7. : Wm. Blakiyland, 14GG 
 
 (A. 1, 10) ; John Bate of Brocleoke, U79 (A. 3, 12) ; Stephen 
 
 Baker, 1502 (A. 8, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, dd. : John Marley, 1504 (A. 9, 6). 
 The Hoke Ll(/ht. lo the Hoke Light. Of^. : ' John Marlev, 1504 
 
 (A. 9,6). 
 Vnria. — Reparation of the Tower, 20^/. : John Hoton, 1476 
 
 (A. 3, 3). 
 
 Reparation of the Church, 6s. S</. : John Ovend, 1462 
 
 (A. 3, 24). 
 
 SUNDRIDGE. 
 
 See Archcjcoloriia Canfianrr, Vol. XXIII. , p. 148. 
 
 SUTTON (near Dover). 
 
 Dedication : Sf. Peter and Sf. Paul. — Buried in the Church of St. 
 
 Peter of Sutton : John Parker, 1483 (A. 3, 26) ; Nicholas Ray- 
 
 nold, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Peter and Paul [sic] in the parish 
 
 Church of Sutton. To tlie Cliurch, Gs. Sd. : Thos. Daves, curate 
 
 of Sutton next Sandwicli, 1526 (A. 17, 5). 
 Our Lady. — Buried afore Our Lady in Our Lady's Chancel, in the 
 
 Church of Peter and Paul of Sutton: Peter Gardiner, 1517 
 
 (A. 12, 20). 
 St. Peter and St. Paul. — To the Light of the xlpostles Peter and 
 
 Paul, four bushels of barley : Dom ^lichael Hassard. chaplain, 
 
 1504 (A. 9,1). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — To the wartlens of ihc Churcli, one cow to 
 
 maintain for ever oiie taper burning before the Sepulchre in the 
 
 Church : Nicholas Raynold, 1483 (A. 3, 26). 
 Varia. — To buy a Cope, 13s. ^d. To each Light, a bushel of barley : 
 
 Nicholas Raynold, 14S3 (A. 3, 26). 
 
 To Sir John Ahhiy, curate of Sutlon beside Northborne, to 
 
 sing for my soul, husband, and all Christian souls, £6 13s. 4r/. : 
 
 Joan, widow of John Brayne of St. Peter in Sandwich, 1532 
 
 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 EAST SUTTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 
 St. Beter of East Sutton : John Alby, 1462 (A. 1,6). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard of the Apostles Peter and Paul of 
 
 East Sutton : Jo:in (Jh.ver, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 323) ; Thos. Seede, 
 
 1500 (A. S, 2;. 
 The Rood. — J>ight of Holy Cross, 12r/. : John Barling, 1461 
 
 (A. 1, 10) ; Rob' Pcnde, 1*65 (A. 1, 10) ; Stephen Usmer, 1498 
 
 (A. 7, 7).
 
 ^AST KlENT. 331 
 
 Light before tlie lligli Cross, 'lOd. : Joan Glover, 1476 
 (Con. 2, fol. 32:}) ; Thos. alte Well, 11.72 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 40(7. : Edmund Master, 1484 
 (Con. 8, fol. 15). 
 Our Zrt</y.- Light of Blessed ^lary, 12 J. : John Alby, 1462 
 (A. 1, G) ; Kob' Pende, 1465 (A. 1, lO) ; Edw. Edward, chaplain, 
 1475 (A. 2, 17) ; Thos. atte Well, 1472 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 40</. : Joan Glover, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 823). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 'lOd. : Edw. Master, 1484 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 15) ; Stephen Usmer, 1498 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. Anne.—Ug\\i of St. Anne, a lb. of wax : Thos. atte Well, 1472 
 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 hit. Chriatopher. — Light of St. Christopher, Hd. : John Alby, 1462 
 (A. 1, 6) ; Stcplien IJ^mer, 140S (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of Si. Christopher, M. : John Barling, 1461 {A. 1, 10) ; 
 Kob' Pende, 1465 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Christoplier, Ud. : Edw. Edward. 1475 
 (A. 2, 17); Joan Glover, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 323); Edmund 
 Master, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 15). 
 St. Geo/v/e. — Light of St. George, 12^/. : Edw. Edward, chaplain, 
 
 1475' (A. 2, 17). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, Vld.: Edw. Edward, chaplain, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of St. John, a lb. of wax: Thos. at Well, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, Srf. : John 
 Alby, 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, M. : John Hurling, 1461 
 (A. 1, 10) ; Eob^ Pende, 1465 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 12*/. : Joan Glover, 1476 
 (Con. 2, fol. 323). 
 St. Kathcrinc. — Liglit of .St. Katherine, 4(7. : Jijlin Bai'liug, 1461 
 (A. 1, 10) ; liob^ Pende, 1465 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 20^/. : Joan Glover, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 323). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a lb. of wax : Thos. atte Well, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 St. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence the Martyr, Sr/. .- John Albv, 
 1462 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, Vld.: Edw. Edward, chaplain, 1475 
 (A. 2, 17) ; Joan Glover, 1476 (Con. 2, fol. 323). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, a lb. of wax: Thos. at Well, 1472 
 (A. 2,5). 
 St. Mary Maqdalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a lb. of wax : 
 
 Thos. at Well, 11-72 (A. 2.5). 
 St. Pe/e/-.— Light of St. Peter the Apostle, 8J. : Kob' Poudo, 1465 
 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, 20J. : Joan Glover, 1476 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 323) ; Edmund Master, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 15).
 
 S32 TEST AMENTA CAOTIANA. 
 
 St. Peter and St. Paul. — Light of the Apostles Peter and Paul, 
 I2d.: Edsv. Edward, chaplain, 1^75 (A. 2, 17). 
 
 Light of St. Peter and St. Paul, a lb of wax : Thos. atte 
 Well, 1^72 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Peter and St. Powle, Hd. : Stephen Usmer, 1498 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. Pa«/.— Lioht of St. Paul, 12(/. : Edmund Master, 14S4 
 (Con. 3, fol. 15). 
 
 SUTTON VALENCE. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the chui'chyard of Blessed 
 Mary of Sutton Valence: Wm. Roger, 1458 (A. 1, 11); 
 Stephen Cristcumf^, 1473 (A. 2, 9) ; Wm. AViilter, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 183). 
 The ^ooJ.— Light of the High Cross, M. : Wm. Roger, 1458 (A. 1, 
 11) ; Wm. Gale, 1474 (A. 2, 14) ; Stephen Cristemas, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 6d. : John Crist^masse, 1462 (A. 1, 
 15); Thos. Bovinden, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 12d. : John Hony, 1513 (A. 12, 16). 
 Buried in the Church before the High Cross : Elianora, 
 widow of Stephen Norton, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 4). 
 Our Ladi/.—Uirht of St. Mary, Sd. : Wm. Roger. 145S (A. 1, 11) ; 
 John Cristemasse, 1462 (A. 1, 15) ; Wm. Gale, 1474 (A. 2, 14) ; 
 Stephen Cristemas, 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, -id. : Thos. Bovinden, 1477 (A. 3, 5) ; 
 Thos. Steyle, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — To the Image <if Blessed Mary of Pity, a taper 
 worth 2d. : Rob' Ayherst, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 28). 
 
 Light of Blessed xMary of Pitv, 2^/. : Wm. Walter, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 183). 
 Our Lady in Roodloft. — Light of Blessed Mary before the Cross, 
 2d. ■ 'Wm. Walter, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 183). 
 
 Light i)f the Roodloft and Our Lady there, 6(/. : John 
 Hadde, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 Our Lady in the Porch. — Buried in the churchyard before Our 
 
 Lady in the ])orch : John llony, 1513 (A. 12, 6). 
 
 St. Anne. — Light ol' St. Anne, 3^/.: Thos. Bovinden, 1477 (A. 3,5). 
 
 Light of St. Anne, 4J. ; and to; the painting of St. Anne's 
 
 Tabernacle, 6.v. 8^/. : Alice, widow of AVm. Lambe, 1524 
 
 (A. 16, 9). 
 
 St. AntIioni/.~^j\<;\it of St. Anthony, Id.: Thos Steyle, 1514 
 
 (A. 12. iOj. 
 ,SV. Cfiri.sfophfr. — 'lAixhi of St. (■liristv)plu'r. S(/. : Wm. Roger, 1458 
 (A. 1. 11) ; .J<'hn Cristemasse, 1462 (A. 1, 15) ; Wm. Gale, 1474 
 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, U.: Thos. Bovinden, 1477 (A. 3, 
 5> ; Stephen Cristemas, 1473 (A. 2, 9).
 
 EAST KENT. 333 
 
 St. Katherine.—LU^ht of Hi. Katherine, 8^/. : Win. Roger, 1458 
 (A. 1, 11) ; John Cristeniasse. MG2 (A. 1, 15) ; Wni. (laic, 1474 
 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Li<rht of .'St. KallieriiK.'. l</. ; Tlios. Bovindeu, 1 177 (A. 3, 5). 
 St. Marff(rret.-U<rht of St. Margaret, 4r;'. : John Isode, 1 190 (A. 7,0). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — Liulit of St. Mary iMagdaleiio, S*/. : Wm. 
 
 Gale, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 St. Nichola.H. — Lii,'lit of St. Nicholas, 3r/. : Thos. Bovinden, 1477 
 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Nichohts, (Sd. : Thos. Steyle, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 St. Feter.— Light of St. Peter, Sd. : Wm. Roger, 1458 (A. 1, 1) ; 
 John Cristemasse, 1462 (A. 1, 15). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, Sd. : Thos. Bovinden, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Light of the vSepulchre, 2d. : Thos. Bovinden, 
 
 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 The Herse. — \j\g\\t of the Herse, Qs. Sd. : Elianora Norton, widow, 
 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 4). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 4-d. : Rob' Ayherst, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 28). 
 Varia. — To buy a new book called a Legend for the Church, 40s. : 
 Elianora, widow of Stephen Norton, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 4). 
 
 To an Antiphonar to be bought for the Church, Gs. 8c?. : John 
 Hadde, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 To every great Image in the new loft, 4J. To the principal 
 Image in the said work, Sd. : John Hony, 1513 (A. 12, IG). 
 
 When the roodloft is made that there be painted an Image 
 of St. Thomas of Canterbury, after the form and value of the 
 other Images being in the said work, a bowl of latyn be bought 
 for the Roodeloft like the others standing over the head of 
 the Image : Thos. Steyle, 1514 (A 12, 10). 
 
 To the rood altar, a table-cloth of diaper : Alice, widow of 
 Wm. Lambe, 1524 (A. IG, 9). 
 
 " To the edifying of a new Steeple at Sutton, 40s., according 
 to a grant made by me unto Mr. Parke of London, merchant, 
 Mr. Lambe of Leeds, and others of the parish of Sutton ": Ric'' 
 Tumour, 1528 (A. 18, G). 
 
 SWALECLIFFE. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 
 St. John the Baptist of Swalcliife : Isabella Swayne, 1475 (A. 2, 
 
 1(5) ; Thos. Seynt, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 The i?oo^.— Light of the High Cross, 2d. : Wm. Laws, 1482 (A. 3, 
 
 24). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4r/. : Thos. Seynt, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 Light of the High Cross in the Roodloft, I2d. : Thos. Cole, 
 
 1512 (A. 12,9). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Virgin iNIary, Gd. : Isabella Swayne, 
 
 1475 (A. 2, IG).
 
 334 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 A C(iw to keep a Lamp burning before tlie Image of Our 
 Lady for ever: John Lee, rector, 1506 (A. 10, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one ewe : Eob' Coting, 1526 (A. 17, 7). 
 St. John the Baptist.— tight of 8t. John the Baptist, 2d. : Wm. 
 Luns, 1482 (A. 3. 24). 
 
 Buried in the Choir of the Church before the Image of 
 St. John the Baptist. A cow to the keeping of the Lamp 
 burning before St. John the Baptist for ever: John Lee, rector, 
 150G (A. 10, 4). 
 St. Margaret. — Liglit of St. Margaret, one eAve : John Busshe, 
 1474 (A. 2, 9), 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 20d. : Thos. Seynt, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the west window of the Church, 
 Qs. 8d. : Eob* Coting, 1526 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 To the work and reparation of the Church of Swalcliff, 
 16s. 8d. ; also to the parson of the same Church towards the 
 amending of the choir there, 3s. id. : Hen. Colyn of Whitstaple, 
 1498 (A. 7, 1). 
 
 To the reparation of the body of the Church of Swalcliffe, 
 10s. ; and to the reparation of the Chancel, 3s. 4id. -. Alice Gen- 
 tyll of Whitstaple, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 
 Note. — This Church was rebuilt in 1875. 
 
 SWINGFIELT). 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — Buried in the churchyard 
 of St. Peter of Swynefeld : John AUeyn of Shaderede, 1474 
 (A. 2, 13) ; John James, 1479 (A. 3, 14) ; Thos. AVarde, priest. 
 1518 (A. 13, 3). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter and St. Paul of Swyn- 
 feld: \Vm. Allen, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter of Swyufeld near Cecilia 
 my wife. To the Church for my burial, 20s. : Wm. Tonga, 
 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 398). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter of Swynfield : Eic'' Colley, 
 1530 (A. 19, I). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holv Cross, a taper price ChI. : John Simond, 
 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 To the Eoodloft, 13 candlesticks [.s/V;], evei-y one 2 lb. each: 
 Eic'' Colley, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 Our Lady. — Light of tlic Cloriou.s Virgin, n taper of 6*/. : John 
 Simond of Acrise, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 2d. : John James, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 I'or one Lamp to hang in the Chapel of St. Mary in the 
 Chuiv-h for ever, two ewes : Thos. W.irde, priest, 1518 (A. 13, 3). 
 
 liight of SI. Mary, a bushel of barley : John Simon, 1488 
 (A. 5,1). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Chi'istopher, 2d. : Jolin Janios, 1479 
 (A. 3, 14).
 
 EAST KEKT. 335 
 
 For painting the Image of 8t. Christopher, two sheep : John 
 Simon, 1488 (A. 5, 4). 
 Sf. K(itheri7ic.- Liglit of St. Katherine, oiie ewe: Bcntriec Solye, 
 
 lolS (A. 1:5, 10). 
 St. Margaret. — Buried in tlie Chureli Iteforo the linage of St. Mar- 
 garet. A cow to provide two tapers of 2 lbs. to burn before 
 th(! Juiage of St. INlargaret forever: .Inhn Simon, HSS (A.o, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Margaiet, a bushel of barley : John Napelton, 
 1481 (A. 8, 22). 
 
 liight of St. Margaret, one ewe : Beatrice Solye, 1518 (A. 13, 
 
 St. Nlcliolas. — Light of St. Nicholas, one ewe: John Simond of 
 Aerise, 14G3 (A. 1, (5). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, U. -. John Alleyn, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 2(1. : John James, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 St. Pp/er.— Light of St. Peter, a cow : John James, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 St. Peter and St. Frti/L— To the painting of St. Peter and St. Paul, 
 
 the i)atrons there, Sd.: Wm. Allen, 1502 (A. 8, 11). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — A cow to maintain a taper of 2 lbs. of wax, to 
 burn yearly in the Church for ever before the Sepulchre of 
 Christ'at Easter: John Simon, 14S8 (A. 5, 4). 
 Varia.— To the work of a new window in the Chancel on the south 
 side, GGs. Sd. : Wm. Tonge, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 398). 
 
 To the work of the Tower, £G : John Simon, 1488 (A. 5, 4). 
 
 TENTERDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. JUildred.—Himed in the churchyard of St. Mildred 
 of Tenterden : John atte Hale, 14G5 (A. 1, 7) ; Wm. Cob, 1449 
 (A. 1, 1) ; John L>onett of Smallhith, 1517 (A. 12, 19), and 
 others. 
 The Hood. — Light before the Cross on the north side of the Church, 
 20d. : Wm. Cob, 1449 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of the Great Cross, (is. Sd. : Thos. Jan, 1470 (A. 1, 12). 
 Light oftlie Rood, 4(/. : Kic'^ Lucas, 1508 (A. 11, 2). 
 A taper of 4 lbs. of wax to burn before the High Cross as 
 long as he [sic] will endure : John Wayte of Smallhith, 1528 
 (A. 17, 2). 
 Our irn/y.— Light of St. Mary, 20^/. : Wm. Cob, 1449 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 6s. 8d. -. Thos. Jan, 1470 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 
 Light of Our iilessed Lady, I2d. : VVilmvn Caddow, 1518 
 (A. 13, 4). 
 
 To the reparation of the ornaments pertaining to the Altars 
 of Our Lady and St. Katherine, Hid. -. Hob' SwofFa, 1518 
 (A. 13. 10). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — To the buying a candlestick to serve before 
 Our Blessed Lady of Pity, 5s.: Thomasine Adam, widow, 1519 
 (A. 14, 1).
 
 336 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. CJirisfopher.^Ught of St. Christopher, 20(7. : Wm. Cob, 1449 
 
 (A. 1,1). 
 St. Crispin and St. Crispianus. — To the buying of two Images of 
 
 Crispin and Crispianus, for to stand in the Church of Teuterdeu, 
 
 Qs. Sd. : Thos. Hicks, 1523 (A. 15, 9). 
 Sf. George. — Towards making a new Image of St. George, 20d. : 
 
 Stephen Couper, 1514 (A. 12, S). 
 St. John the Baptist. — A taper of ^ lb. of wax to burn before the 
 
 Image of St. John the Baptist : Ric"^ Lucas, 150S (A. 11, 2). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, os. 4r/. : Rob' Bregges, 1484 
 
 (A. 4,1). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d.: Ric'' Lucas, 1508 (A. 11, 12). 
 
 See under Ovr Lady. 
 St. Mark. — To the "iidiuK of the Image of St. Mark, if so be that 
 
 or? c? ' 
 
 there be none new Image of St. Mark there made, 20d. -. Stephen 
 
 Couper, 1514 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 St. Michael— Ughi of St. Michael, 20d. : Wm. Cob, 1449 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 >S'^. Mildred.— Ughi of St. Mildred, 3s. M. : Wm. Cob, 1449 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Mildred, 10^. : Anne Stonehouse, widow, 1513 
 
 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 St. Nicholas. —Ughi of St. Nicholas, Gs. 8d. : Thos. Jan, 1470 
 
 (A. 1, 12). 
 The Torches.— Ught of the Torches, 6s. 8d.: Wm. Cob, 1449 
 (A. 1, 1). 
 
 Light of the Torches, 20d. : John Strekynbold, 1505 (P.C.C, 
 39, Holgrave). 
 Jesus Mass. — To the Box ordained to diverse gatherers in the 
 parish, for the Mass of Jesus there to be continued, 4:d. : Ann 
 Stonehouse, widow, 1513 (A. 12, 7). 
 
 To the finding of the Brotherhood Priest celebi'ating diviue 
 service and the Mass of Jesus in the Parish Church, every 
 quarter of a year for two years, 10^7. : John Donett of Small- 
 hithe, 1517 (A. 12, 19). 
 
 To the maintaining of the Mass of Jesus to be celebrated in 
 the same Church, Hd. -. Wihnyn Caddow , widow, 15 IS (A. 18, 4). 
 " To the exhibition and Huding ot" the Brotherhood Priest 
 celebrating the Mass of Jesus every Friday in the said Parish 
 Church of Tenterden, everv quarter dui'ing a whole year, 3«?," : 
 Thomasino Adam, 1519 (A." 14, 1). 
 
 To the maintaining of the Mass of Jesus to be continued and 
 celebrated within the said Church of 'J'enterdeii, 3.v. 4(/., that is 
 to say, every quartei- 4r/ , until th(^ full payment thereof: 
 Katherine Poule, 1520 (A. 15, Ji). 
 Varia. — To building the new Tower of Tenterden, (J.s-. 8^. : Ric'' 
 Berne of Canterbury, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 41). 
 
 To the rcparaliijii of the spring [fons] called the (-'huiu-li- 
 ucll of Tciitcnh'ii, O.v. 8r/. : John S|)crt., 1500 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 To the repair of the. books of the Churcii, iSs. Hd. To the 
 reparation of the nave, Clv. S(/. To the Light of the Torches, 
 20d. : Johu Strekynbold, 1505 (P.C.C, :^9, Holgrave).
 
 "EAST KENT. 337 
 
 To the buying of a c-lotli of velvet to hang before the high 
 altar there, l(5s. Hd.: John Flecher, 1510 (Con. 11. iol. 14). 
 
 To tlie buying a new pair of organs, 3s. 4d. -. Stephen Couper, 
 1514 (A. 12, 8).' 
 
 My e.x'ors to make at my cost and charge within a year of 
 my death, one convenient p'clause or seelyng behind tlie lli^li 
 Kood or Crucifi.K in tlie Church, betwixt the arclies dividing the 
 body of the said Church and the liigh Ciiancel. 
 
 Also they to make and substantially set up and furnish one 
 convenient window, monyolyd [sic'] and glasyd [sicl with all other 
 necessaries thereto, u2>on and in the roof over the south side of 
 the Church, next to the rood aud crucifix. 
 
 Also such altar-cloths aud curtains as I of late did put to 
 paynting to one Payuter of Hedcron, which T will to the use of 
 the Church, and to be hanged there about and upon the altar, 
 where the Mass of Jesus is used to be celebrated. 
 
 To buying a pair of laten candlesticks to stand upon the said 
 altar, (5s. Sd.: Wni. Couper, 1518 (Con. 12, fol. 174). 
 
 To the reparation of the highway between the Church and 
 the Water Mill, 10.s. Eeparation of the Cross standing next 
 my house called Westcross, 3s, 4<f. : Katherine Foule, 1520 
 (A. 15, 3). 
 
 To the new sealing [sic] of the roof of the body of the 
 Church, or in making a new window on the north side of the 
 high altar, near unto the Image of St. Mildred, or in other work 
 in the same Church, £10. My feoffs, their heirs or assigns buy 
 with £20 land and tenements, and make estate of the same to 
 eight or more honest persons in the parish of Teiiterden, that 
 they, their heirs, and assigns pay the revenue of the same to the 
 wardens of the goods and ornaments of the Church : Thos. 
 Woode, 1520 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 To the making of a new cover to the Font, 20d. : Lore 
 BlosBome, widow, 1533 (A. 19, 15). 
 
 TESTON. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — See " Parish Churches of 
 West Kent " in the Transactions of the St. PnuVs Ecclesio- 
 logicnl Society., vol. iii., p. 293. 
 
 TEYNHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Ovr Ladif. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Mary of 
 Tenham : John Herde, 1405 (A. 1, 3) ; Wm. Northwode, 1403 
 (A. 1, 6) ; Wm. Goldsmith, 1487 (Con. 3, fol. 129). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Teneham : Rob' Sutton, vicar, 1469 
 (A. 1,21). 
 
 z
 
 338 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The Trinity. — Liglit before the Holy Trinity, 4i(l. : \Vm. Gerrond, 
 
 1498 (A. 6. 10). 
 The i?oo^.— Light of Holy Cross, 4^. : John Herde, 1405 (A. 1, 3) ; 
 
 John BurgWs, 14S1 "(Con. 2, foL 536): John Norden, 14s0 
 
 (Con. 3, fo].'241). 
 
 Light afore the High Cross, 12<A : "Wm. Goldsmith, 14S7 
 
 (Con. 3, fol. 129). 
 
 Ex'ors place two tapers in the Church of Tenham, one before 
 
 the Image of St. Mary and another before the Crucifix : John 
 
 Isham, 1501 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Light of the Eood, one cow : Kob* Hayward, 1509 (Con. 10, 
 
 fol. 12). 
 Our Lady. — To the Light of Blessed Mar)-, a taper of 1 lb. of wax 
 
 for five years : Win. Northwode, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 8d. : Eob* Sutton, vicar. 1469 (A. 1, 21) ; 
 
 John Norden, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 241). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the high Chancel, upon the Beam 
 
 there,^12(;. : Wm. Goldsmith, 1487 (Con. 3. fol. 129). 
 Otir Lady o/P/Yy.— Light of Our Ladv of Pity, 4rf. : Eob' Hay- 
 ward, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, a taper of h lb. of wax : John 
 
 Totnam, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 4d. : John Herde, 1465 
 
 (A. 1,3). 
 >St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, a taper of \ lb. of wax : .lohn 
 
 Totnam, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 St. George. — To the Church iov the dav of St. George, a cow : 
 
 John Isham, 1501 (A. 8, 2). 
 St. Gregory. — Light of St. Gregory, 6(/. : AVm. Gerrond, 1498 
 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 >S'/. John. — Jjight of St. John, one cow : Bob' Hayward, 1509 
 
 (Coil. 10, fol. 12). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, M. : Wm. 
 
 Gerrond, 1498 (A. 6, 10). 
 St. Kotherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 4</. : John Herde, 1465 
 
 (A. 1, 3) ; John Norden, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 241). 
 
 Bmied in the Church before St. Katherine's Altar : Bob* 
 
 Hayward, 1509 (Con. 10, fol. 12). 
 St. Nicholas.— Uglat of St. Nicholas, 8^/. : Bob' Sutton, 1469 
 
 (A. 1, 21). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4,d. : Wm. Gerrond, 1498 (A. 6, 10). 
 St. Radegund. — Light of St. Badcgiind, 4^/. : John Herde, 1465 
 
 (A. 1, 3) ; AVm. Gerrond, 1498 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Badegund, a taper of \ lb. oF wax : John Tot- 
 nam, 1524 (A. 16, 3). 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. — To the Altar of St. Thomas the Martyr, 
 
 a linen clolh painted with the life of St. Thomas : Wm. North- 
 wode, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, 4^/. : John Norden, 1489 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 241).
 
 EAST KENT. 339 
 
 The JResurrection. — A taper of \ lb. of wax to burn before the 
 
 Image of the Eesurrei-tiou for tive years, two times \_sic] in the 
 
 year to be renewed : Win. (loldsinith, 11K7 (Con. 3, fol. 129). 
 Leicdi>itonstrect. — To the Lij^dit of Lewdistoustreet, 2(1. -. Nicholas 
 
 Deny, 1475 (A. 1, 16). 
 Varia. — Ex'ors buy a braunchc of laten, value of 5.s'., that the same 
 
 shall stand for evermore before the High Kood : Margaret 
 
 C'atlocke, 1509 (A. 11, 9). 
 
 To the making and hanging up of the Bells, 40*. To buying 
 
 a new cross of silver and gilt, 40s. : Kob' Hayward, 1509 
 
 (Con. 10, fol. 12). 
 
 TliANINGTOK 
 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas 
 of Thanington : Thos. Byng, 14G4 (A. 1, G) ; John Elston, 1497 
 (A. 0, 10) ; Thos. Miller, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church near my husband. To the work of 
 the nave of the Churcli and for my burial, 13s. 4(/. : Katherine, 
 relict of Peter Chambir, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Thanington : Edmund Fuller of 
 Milton near Canterbury, 1514 (A. 12, 14). 
 The liood.—U^ht of Holy Cross, 20d. -. Thos. Byng, 14G4 
 (A. 1,6). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 4d. : John Neale of Harbledowne, 
 1506 (A. 10,3). 
 Our Lady. —Light of Blessed Mary, 4rf. : Thos. Byng, 1464 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, a seme of malt : John Elston, 1497 
 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 12^/. : Thos. Shipman, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 To the Brotherhood of Our Lady in the Parish Church, 20d. : 
 John Marten, 1532 (A. 19, 8). 
 St. Anfhon}/.— Light of St. Anthony, 4rf. : Thos. Bing, 1532 
 
 (A. 19, 9). 
 >SY. John. — Light of St. John, 3s. 4:d. To the painting of St. John, 
 
 3s. 4(/. : Thos. Miller, 1521 (A. 14, 7). 
 St. John the Baptist. —Light of St. John the Baptist, Vld. : Thos. 
 
 Shipman, 1505 (A. 10, 1). 
 St. Katherine.— Light of St. Katherine, 4rf. : Thos. Bing, 1532 
 
 (A. 19, 9). 
 St. Margaret.— Light of St. Margaret, 4rf. : Thos. Bing, 1532 
 
 (A. 19,9). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, a seme of malt : John Elston, 
 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 8(/. : Thos. Shipman, 1505 
 (A. 10, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 12rf. : Thos. Bing, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 z 2
 
 340 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 " To my patroB St. Nicliolas, towards the making and buying 
 of a new Image of St. Nicholas of alyblaster [sic], of five feet 
 long, to he set in the Cliuroh, os.": John Marten, 1582 
 (Ari9,8). 
 
 THOKNHAM* 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in tlie clmrehyavd of St. Mary of 
 Thornham : Ahce Muskin, 1467 (^. 1, 4) ;"'Thos. Knight, 1509 
 (A. 11, 5). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Parish Church of the 
 Assumption of the Blessed Virgin jMary of Thorueham. To 
 each Light in the Church, 4f?. : Kob' Charnenden, 1499 
 
 (A. 7, 4y. 
 
 The i?oo^/.— Light of Holy Cross, 12(7. : AVui. at Woods of Bearsted, 
 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, half a lb. of wax: Thos. Edwards, 
 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 5)'. 
 
 Light of the High Beam, ^d. : Thos. Knight, 1509 (A. 11,5); 
 Wm. Sharinden, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 Our ir/^/y.— Light of St. Mary, 12^/. : Wm. at Woode of Bearsted, 
 1471 (A. 1, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a candle of half a lb. of wax : Thos. 
 Edwards, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Ad. : Thos. Knight, 1509 (A. 11, 5) ; Wm. 
 Sharinden, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, a candle of h lb. of Avax : 
 
 Thos. Edwards, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 5). 
 *S'^. James. — Light of St. Jaines, a candle of \ lb. wax : Thos. 
 Edwards, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 5). 
 
 Lisht of St. James, 4r/. : Thos. Knight, 1509 (A. 11, 5); 
 AVm. Sharinden, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 St. J^r)A».— Light of St. John, \2d. -. Wm. at Woode of Bearsted, 
 1471 (A. i, 14). 
 
 Light of St. John, Ad. : Thos. Knight, 1509 (A. 11, 5) ; Wm. 
 Sharinden, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 -S*^. John the Baptist.— Jjight of St. John the Baptist, 12rf. : 
 Alianora Arner, 1502 (A. 8, 10). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, a candle of h lb. of wax : 
 Thos. Edwards, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 5). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katlierine, a candle of lialf a lb. of wax : 
 Thos. Edwards, 1504 (Con. 8, fol. 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katharine, 4c?. : Juliana Schernden, 1511 
 (A. 12, 1) ; Wm. Sharinden, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 St. Mar r/aret.— Light of St. Margaret, Ad. : Thos. Knight, 1509 
 
 (A. 11,5). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Light of the Sepulchre, I2d. : Juliana Schern- 
 den, 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 
 * Seo Archaoloifia Cantiana, Vol. XVIII., p. 243.
 
 EAST KENT. 341 
 
 Varia. — Two tapers of 5 lbs. to Inini before tlie his^h altar upon 
 two candlesticks there : Thos. Edwards, loUi (Con. 8, fol. 5). 
 
 To the Parish Church to buy Lights, -l*/. : Julian Schernden, 
 1511 (A. 12, 1). 
 
 To the inakin2: f>^ ^li'? frames of the Bells in the Church of 
 Thorneham, 20,/. : John Scott of Bearsted, 1.320 (A. 18, 4). 
 
 A torch price 5a'. to the Church. To the buying of a Cope, 
 ;3a-. \d. : Wm. Sliarinden, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 THROWLEY. 
 
 Dedication : Si. Michael. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Michael 
 of Throwle (or Thruelegh) : Joan, widow of John Amye of 
 Levelaiid, 14G5 (A. 1. 3) ; .Agnes atte Dane, 14(50 (A. 1, 10) ; 
 Christina Rigdcu, 1472 (A. 2, 8) ; Thos. Amys. 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Buried in the North Chapel of the Church of Thrulegh : 
 Win. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 275). 
 
 Buried iu the North Chapel of the Church ; and to the 
 reparation of the Chapel where my body is buried, 40s. : Ric'* 
 Leukjior, 1470 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the pulpette : Rob* a Dane, 
 1511 (A. 11, 8). 
 The Trinity. — Light of the Holy Trinity, 4<^. : Agnes atte Dane, 
 1466 (.A. I. 10); John Robergh, 1484 (A. 4, 1); John Bar- 
 tholomew, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 40</. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 275). 
 
 Light of the Holv Trinity, 'Id. : Christina Kigden, 1472 
 (A. 2, 8) ; John Childmcll, 1470 (A. 3, 10) ; Ric" Bigg, 1470 
 (A. 3,14). 
 
 Buried before the Trinity in the South Chancel of Thrwlegh ; 
 and to the Light of the Trinity. 1 lb. of wax : Rob' Sondes, 1520 
 (Con. 15, fol. 94). 
 The Cross. — Light of the Cross, 4</. : Agnes att Dane, 1466 (A. 1, 
 10) ; John Childmell, 1470 (A. 3, 10) ; John Bartholomew, 1501 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 2d. : Christina Rigden, 1472 (A. 2, 8) ; 
 John Snoth, 1475 (A. 2, 16) ; RiC Bigg, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 
 Light of llolv Cross, iOd. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 275). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 1 lb. of wax : Rob* Sondes, 1529 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 04). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 4^/. : Agnes att Dane, 14U6 
 (A. 1,' 10) ; Christina Rigden, 1472 (A. 2, 8) ; John Bartholo- 
 mew, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 40J. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 275). 
 
 To find a taper of 1 lb. of wax before the [mage of Our Lady, 
 136". 4</. : Laurence Upton, 1501 (A. 8, 6).
 
 342 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Altar of Our Lady. — A chaplain celebrate at the Altar of St. Mary 
 in the Church for my soul: Agues atte Dane, 1466 (A. 1, 
 
 For two Lamps for ever, one in the choir before the high 
 
 altar, and another before the Altar of the Blessed Virgin INIarv, 
 
 20s. : Eic'> Leuknor, 1479 (A. 3, 14). 
 Our Lady of Pity. — Light of Our Ladv of Pity, one ewe: John 
 
 Thurstone, 1534 (A. 20, 4). 
 St. Antliony. — To the Image of St. Anthony, 4 J.: Laurence Upton, 
 
 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 8t. Christoplter. — Light of St. Christopher, Id. : Christina Higden, 
 
 1472 (A. 2, 8) ; John Bartholomew, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 40d. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2. 
 
 fol. 275). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, one ewe : John Thurstone. 1534 
 
 (A. 20,4). 
 St. Georye.— Light of St. George, 40f/. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2. 
 
 fol. 275). 
 
 Light of St. George, 2c?. : John Bartholomew, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. George, -id. : Kob' a Dane, 1511 (A. ] I, 8). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Agnes atte Dane, 
 
 1406 (A. 1, 10); Christina Kigden, 1472 (A. 2, 8); John 
 
 Childmell, 1479 (A. 3, 10) ; John Bartholomew, 1501 
 
 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 40r/. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 275). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 2d. : Christina Eigden, 1472 
 
 (A. 2, 8) ; John Snoth, 1475 (A. 2, 16) ; John Childmell, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 10) ; Eic'' Bigg, 1479 (A. 3, 14) ; John Bartholomew, 
 
 1500 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 5s. : Wm. Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 275). 
 St. Mary Maydalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, 5.v. : Wm. 
 
 Sondds, 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 275). 
 St. Michael. — Light of St. Michael. Ad.: Agnes atte Dane. 1466 
 
 (A. 1, 10) ; Christina Eigden, 1172 (A. 2, 8) ; John Cluldmell, 
 
 1479 (A. 3, 10) ; John Bartholomew, 1501 (A. 8, 7). 
 
 Light of St. Michael, Sd. -. Eob' a Dane, 1511 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Nicholas.- — To the Light before St. Nicholas, 20t/. : W m. Sondils, 
 
 1474 (Con. 2, fol. 275). 
 St. Sond-ay.- Light of St. Sonday, one ewe : John Thurstone, 1534 
 
 (A. 20,4). 
 St. Stephen.— Light before St. Stephen, 5s. ; Wm. Sondds, 1474 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 275). 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury . — Light of St. Thomas, 40r/. : Wm. Sondds, 
 
 1474 (Cn. 2, fol. 275). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 2d.: Joliii Snoth, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 16); John Childniell. 1179 (A. 3. lOj ; Eie'' liigg, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 14;.
 
 EAST KENT. 343 
 
 Varia. — To the plastering of the Hi<T;h Chancel, 40(/. To the making 
 of the Hoodloft, G.S-. >>d. Reparation (»f tlie Bells, Gs. Hd. : Agnes 
 atte Dane, 146G (A. I, lO). 
 
 To help make a ehalicc in the Clunvh of Tlinilegli, Gs. Hd. : 
 Lawrence Upton, 1501 (A. 8, 6). 
 
 To the Church of Tlirughlegh, a little altar candlestick of 
 hiton, and a taper ot" wax thereu|)on of a lb. ; and 20.9. to be 
 maintained l>y the Chnrchwardens Ihere, and brent [sic'\ before 
 St. Michael there every principal feast and holy-days for ever- 
 more : Joan Bromfeld of Faversham, widow, 1505 (P.C.C, 28, 
 Hoi grave). 
 
 TILMANSTONE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Andrew. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Andrew 
 of Tvhnanston, near the porch of the Church : Ric'' Hervy, 1-472 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Andrew of Tilmaston : 
 
 John Hervy of Barfeild. 147i) (A. 3, 13) ; Matthew Selby, 1492 
 
 (A. 5, 9). 
 The BooiL — Buried in the Church of St. Andrew, before the Image 
 
 of the Crucifi.K. To the Light of Holy Cross, a quarter of bar- 
 ley : Michael Cooke, 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 Our Ladi/. — Light of St. Mary, a cow and six sheep : Michael 
 
 Cooke, 1513 (A. 12. 10). 
 St. Andreic. — Buried in the Chancel before St. Andrew : Ralph 
 
 Roger, vicar, 1524 (A. IG, 4). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St- Nicholas, a cow and six sheep: Michael 
 
 Cooke, 1513 (A. 12, 10). 
 Easter Taper. — To the maintenance of the Easter Taper and its 
 
 renewing, six ewes or one cow : Matthew Selby, 1492 (A. 5, 9). 
 The Torches. — Light of tlie Torches, one quarter of barley: John 
 
 Hervy of Barfeld, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 Hokeday Light. — To the Light called Hokeday Light, a quarter of 
 
 barley: John Hervy, 1479 (A. 3, 13). 
 
 To the Hocday Light in the Church, two bushels of barley : 
 
 Thos. Oibbis, 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 Varia. — To the Church for covering " le Church rove," 40s. To the 
 
 Church, a new chalice: Ric'^ Hervy, 1472 (A. 2, 4). 
 
 TONG. 
 
 Dedication: St. Gile.'i. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Giles of 
 Tonge: Wm. Crux, 14GS (A. 1, 22); John Burgevs, 1473 
 
 Buried in the Chancel, at'ore the desk in the choir : Ric'' 
 Coly, vicar, 1523 (A. 15, 10). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, five sheep: Walter Cryps, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). '
 
 Mi TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, three ewes: Win. Crux, 1468 
 (A. 1, 22) ; John AVellis, 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4d. : John Burgeys, 1473 (A. 2, 3). 
 To finding a Lamp before the Kood, six ewes: AV'^alter 
 Cryspe, 1537 (A. 21, 5). 
 Our Lady. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, four sheep : Walter 
 Cryps, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, one mare : Wm. Crux, 14GS (A. 1, 22). 
 Light of St. Mary, 4 J. : John Burgeys, 1473 (A. 2, 3). 
 Light of St. Mary, two ewes to maintain a taper: Jas. 
 Abram, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church, before Our Lady, beside my father 
 and mother. To the Light of Our Lady, 12^?. : Walter Cryspe, 
 1537 (A. 21, 5). 
 St. Anne. — A sheet to the Altar of St. Anne for an altar-cloth : 
 
 Cecile Messenger of Sittingbourne, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 8t. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, two ewes: AVni. Crux, 1468 
 
 (A. 1, 22) ; Jas. Abram, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 St. Giles. — Light of St. Giles, 4 sheep : Walter Cryps, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Giles, 4r/. : John Burgeys, 1473 (A. 2, 3). 
 Light of St. Giles, one ewe: John AVellis, 1481 (A. 3, 22). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, two ewes to maintain a taper: 
 
 Jas. Abram, 1527 (A. 17, 12). 
 *S7. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, two sheep: 
 
 Walter Cryps, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 St. John the Evangelist. — Light of St. John the Evangelist, 
 
 U-o sheep: Walter Cryps, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, two sheep : Walter Cryps, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 Easter Taper. — To the Paschal taper, one ewe : John Wellis, 1481 
 
 (A. 3, 22). 
 Varia. — My great Mass Book to Tong Church : Sir Thos. Adth of 
 Sittingbourne, 1525 (A. 17, 3). 
 
 To Tong Church, my best towel of dia])er as a howscling 
 towel: Cecile jMei?senger of Sittingbourne, 1528 (.A. 18, 3). 
 
 TEOIT ESC LIFE. 
 
 Dedication: St. Peter and St. Pmtl. — See "Parish Churches of 
 West Kent "in the Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesiological 
 Society, vol. iii, p. 203. 
 
 TUDLEY. 
 
 Dedication: All JJalloics. — Sec " I'ari.sh Churclics of West 
 Kent," 1). 2!)3.
 
 EA8T KENT. 84o 
 
 TUNBIIIDGE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter and St. Paul. — JSce " l*arish Churches of 
 West Kent," p. 294. 
 
 TUNSTALL. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the clnirfhyiinl (jf 
 St. John the Baptist of Tunstall : Thos. Hare, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 Buried in the Church of St. John the Baptist of Tun stall 
 near Joan my wife: John Sharp, 1 181 (A. ;i, 21). 
 
 Buried in the Church, u[)on the right hand side before the 
 aitar: James Crowmer, 1542 (A. 24, 5). 
 Our Lady. — Light of St. Marv, a taper of S lbs. : .l(diii Sluirp, 1481 
 
 St. Margaret. — Buried in the Church of Tunstall, before St. Mar- 
 garet's altar ; and for that intent 1 give to the Churcli iSs. sd. -. 
 John Button, rector of Murston, l.")4G (A. 24, 3). 
 
 8f. Osyth. — A Light to burn before St. Sithe in the Church for two 
 years, 16(7.: Rob' Hennakcr, ir,;U (A. 19, 7). 
 
 Easter Sepulchre. — Buried before the high altar where the Sepulchre 
 staudeth. For the making of a new frame for the Sepulchre, 
 and a stone to lie upon it, £G 13s. 4c/. ; and as many Estriche 
 birties as shall make it : AVm. Cromer, Kt., 154G (A. 24, 5). 
 
 ULCOMBE. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the cliurch yard of All Saints of 
 Ulcombe: Peter Cuttcler, 1471 (Con. 2. fol. 217) ; Thos. Tur- 
 uour, 1473 (A. 2, 9j ; Henry Tumor, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Ulcombe : Thos. Hovlndeu, 
 148G(A.4, 4). 
 
 Buried in the higli Cliaucel of All Hallows of Ulcombe: 
 TllO^^. Iloviudeu, rectoi-, 1500 (A. 10, 3). 
 The Rood.— \j\(r\it of High Cross, 8</. : Peter Cuttelcr, 1471 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 217); Alex, Tumour, 146G (A. 1,7); Hen. Tumor, LjOO 
 (A. 8,1). 
 
 A taper of 1 lb. of wax to burn before the Cross for seven 
 years after my death : Joan Coiiyer, 1475 (A. 2. 15). 
 
 Light before the High Cross, 20</. : Win. Moscwell, 1478 
 (Con. 2, fol. 404) ; Thos! Hovinden, 148G (A. 4, 4). 
 Our Lady. — Two tapers, each of 1 lb. of wax, to burn before the 
 Image of St. Mary for seven years after my death : Joan Con- 
 yer, 1475 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 4(/. : John Mosewell, 1478 (A. 3, 10) ; 
 Philip Parker, 1499 (A. 7, G) ; Thos. Conv of Lcuham. 1.500 
 (A. 7, 9).
 
 346 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 6d.: Wm. Mosewell, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 fo]. 404) ; Hen. Turnor, loOO (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 20f/. : Thos. ilovindeu, 1486 (A. 4, 4). 
 Our Lady at Faruone. — To the Brotherhood of Blessed Mary at 
 
 Farbouc, 6</. : Wm. Mosewell, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 404). 
 St. Anne.—h\g\\t of St. Anne, 4(/. : Marion Hoviuden, 1499 (A. 7, (3). 
 /SY. Christopher.— X taper of 1 lb. of wax, to biiru befoi-e St. Chris- 
 topher for seven years after niv death : Joan Conyer, 1475 
 (A. 2, 15). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4f/. : Thos. Hoviuden, 148(3 (A. 4, 4). 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2J. : Philip Parker, 1499 (A. 7, 6) j 
 Hen. Turnor, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, I2d. : Alex. Turnour, 
 1466 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 [>ight of Corpus Christi, 4</. : Thos. Hoviuden, 1486 ( A . 4, 4) ; 
 Philip Parker, 1499 (A. 7, 6). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 4c?. : Wm. 
 Mosewell, 1478 (Con. 2, fol. 404). 
 St. James.— Ug\jt of St. James, 4d. : Peter Cutteler, 1471 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 217). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2d. : Hen. Tumor, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 Sf. John. — To the painting of St. John in the Church, 6s. 8(/. : 
 Joan Conyer, 1475 (xY. 2, 15) . 
 
 Light of St. .lohn, 4J. : Thos. Hovindeu, 1486 (A. 4, 4). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 2d.: Philip 
 
 Parker, 1499 (A. 7, 6) ; Hen. Turnor, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Kathcrinc—higlit of St. Katherine, 2(7. : Marion Hovinden, 
 
 1499 (A. 7, 6) ; Hen. Turnor, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 St. Man/ Magdalene. — Light of St. Marv Magdalene, 4</. : Marion 
 
 Hovinden', 1499 (A. 7, 6). , 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nichtdas, 4:d. : Thos. Cony of Lenhani, 
 
 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 St. Thomas of Canterburi/. — Lirrht of St. Thomas the Martyr, 2d.: 
 John MosL'well. 1178 (A. :?. 10) ; Philip Parker, 1499 (A. 7, 6); 
 Hen. Turnor, 1500 (A. s, 1). 
 
 Light uf St. Thomas, id. : Wm. Mosewell, 147S (Con. 2, fol. 
 404) ;'Thos. Hovinden, 1486 (A. 4, 4). 
 Easter Septtlchre. — Light of the Sepulchre, 2</. : Thos. Turnour, 
 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 The //e/-s^.— Light ot the ller.-^c, 2d.: John Mosewell, 1478 
 (A. 3, 10) ; Hen. Turnor, 1500 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 4^/. : AVm. Mosewell, 1478 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 404). 
 
 Light of the Her.sc of the dead, 20</. : Thos. Hovinden, I486 
 (A. 4,^4). 
 Varia.— To the making of a new Eoodloft, 13a'. id. : John a Madok, 
 1506 (A. 1(», 3). 
 
 Towards a new .Vntevyiier [sic], five marcs ; and towards a 
 new Cope, lO.v. : T'hos. lioviudeu, rector, 1506 (A. 10, 3).
 
 lEAST KENT. 347 
 
 UPCHURCH. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the churchyard of 8t. Mary of 
 
 Upchirche: John'Prend, 1471 (A. 1, 17) ; Peter Daniell, 1479 
 
 (A. 3, 11) ; John Dale, loOO (A. 7, 0). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Our Lady of Upchurcli before the 
 
 Altar of the Holy Virgins '^t. Katherine and St. Margaret and 
 
 St. Mary ^Magdalene. For lying in the Church, i)s. Hd. To 
 
 the Lights of the above three Saints, a cow : liob' Ilider, 1017 
 
 (A. 12, 19). 
 The Trinity. — Light of Holv Trinity, two ewes: Kob' Borewasshe, 
 
 1464 (A. 1, 5) ; Hen. Wood, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 12(>) ; AN^m. at 
 
 Wood, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 fyight of the Trinity, a taper of I lb. as long as my sou John 
 
 liveth: John Burbegge, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Buried in the Kode Chancel in the Church of Upchurch, 
 
 before the Image of the Trinity : John Burbage, 1588 (A. 21, 
 
 12). 
 
 Buried in the Irinity Chapel oiv the north side of the altar, 
 before my stool : John Norton. 1546 (A. 24, G). 
 The Rood. — Tiight of the Great Cr()ss, one ewe : Kob' Borewasshe, 
 14G4 (A. 1, 5) ; \Vm. Burgh, 1404 (A. 1,5). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, a bushel of barley : John Hogge, 
 1478 (A. 2,7). 
 
 Light of Holv Cross, lis. 4J. : Hen. Wood, 1497 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 126). 
 Our Ladi/.— Light of St. Mary, 20//.: Peter Daniell. 1479 (A. 3, 
 
 Light of Blessed Marv, a bushel of grain : John Dale, 1500 
 (A. 7,9). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 3s. 4c?. : Thos. Sharpe, 1518 (A. 13, 6). 
 St. Anthony. — A taper of lo lbs. to burn before St. Anthony: 
 
 Stephen Thomson, carpenter, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, one ewe : Kob' Bore- 
 wassl)e, 1464 (A. 1, 5) ; Hen. Wood, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 126). 
 
 Light of St. Chrif^topher, (id.: Peler Daniell. 1479 (A. 3, 
 11). 
 St. Georcje. — Light of St. George, two sheep : Hen. \\ (muI, 1497 
 
 (Con". 4, fol. 126) ; Wm. at Wood, 1-504 (A. !), 3). 
 St. James. — To the reparation of the Chapel of St. James, 36-. ^d. : 
 
 Thos. Shar|)e, 1518 (A. 13, 6). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, one ewe : Wm. Burgh, 1464 
 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Light of St. John, 8 ewes: Hen. Wood, 1497 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 126). 
 
 Light of St. John, two aheep : Wm. at Wood, 1504 
 (A. 9, 3). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, one ewe : 
 Rob* Borewasshe, 1464 (A. 1, 5); John Freud, 1471 (A. 1, 
 17).
 
 348 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Johu the Baptist, a bushel of grain : John Dale, 
 loOO (A. 7, 9). 
 >S'/. Kafherine.—VAght of St. Katherine, two ewes: Hen. AVood, 
 
 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 126). 
 Sf. Mary Magdalene . — Light of St. Mary ]Magdalene, two ewes: 
 
 lien. Wood, 1497 (Con. 4, fol. 120). 
 &t. Marqarei.—\J\^^t of St. Margaret, a bushel of barlev : Jolin 
 Hogge, 1473 (A. 2, 7). 
 
 Light of St. JMargaret, two ewes : Hen. Wood, 1497 (Cou. 4, 
 fol. 126). 
 *SV. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, one ewe : Rob* Borewasshe, 1464 
 (A. 1, 5); Wm. Burgh, 1464 (A. 1, 5); John Freud, 1471 
 (A. 1, 17) ; Wm. at Wood, 1504 (A. 9, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : John Hogge, 1478 
 (A. 2, 7) ; .lohn Dale, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 at. Sperabil (Spiridiou).* — Light of St. SperabiJ, '6d. : Peter Dauiell, 
 1479 (A. 3, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Sperabil, two ewes : Hen. Wood, 1497 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 126). 
 
 Light of St. Sperabil, one ewe : John Dale, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 Varia. — To the Bede roll of Uppchurch, an acre of land of the five 
 acres that lieth at the east end of Uynden, to be prayed for, and 
 all my friends, and specially the souls of Wm. Thomlyne and 
 his daughter Eden, the motlier of John Burbege the elder: John 
 Burbegge, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 That Wm. at Wood and Thomas Rider hath promised to go 
 Pilgrimage for me — to Our Lady of Walsingham, to the Rood 
 of iieste, to the Rood of Grrace of Boxley, and to St. Robert of 
 Xcwenton parish, and thev shall have for their labours 10«. and 
 l\)ur bushels of wheal : Wm. at Wood, 1504 (A. 9, 3). 
 
 To the buying of a clialice, 20*-.: Thos. Sharpe, 1518 
 (\. 13, (>). 
 
 Half my great tiuib(;r logs to the roodlofl in the Church; 
 and that they make a window on the south side of the Church : 
 Stephen Thomson, carpenter, 1518 (A. 13, 10). 
 
 WALDKRSHARK. 
 
 Dcdicaliuii : All. Sn/'nts (by tradition). — Buried in the Parish 
 Church of Waldershare. To the poor at my burial, £4. That 
 my c.v'or (i'hos. Hamon my uncle) arrange for the ''reeriug a 
 convenient Toome of stt)ue in the Sheere Church [? Canterbuiy 
 Caihedrall of the said County as a monument of mine, 
 100 marcs": John Monynge of Swanton in Lvdden, 1569 
 (Con. 31, fol. 195). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church of Waldershere, as 
 nigh to the grave of my husband E^lward Monings as may be. 
 
 * Sec Arch(Bologia Canliana, Vol. XXV., jip. 88 — Ui>.
 
 EAST KENT. 349 
 
 'I'll tlie finishing of my grave, with the rt sidue of finishing my 
 husband's, £5 : Parnell Monings of Liddon, 1550 (A. HO, G). 
 The Triiiifj/.— l^urii-d in the Cliurch belovc the Trinity : Sir .lohn 
 Hartley, vicar, 1512G (A. 17, 1). 
 
 WALMEK. 
 
 Dedication : Our Ladi/. — Buried in the porch of the Ciuuvh of 
 Blessed Mary of AValmere : Wni. Brode, senior, 1474 (A. 2, 
 14). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Waliuer : Hen. Beveriche, 1498 
 (A. 7, 2). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Blessed Mary of Wallmer : 
 John Gilis, 1501 (A. 8, G). 
 The 7^v«//?/.— Light of Holy Trinity, 4d.: John Lotte, 1473 
 (A. 2, 7J ; John Schepey, 1495 (A. G, 4). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, a wether; and to the Trinity Altar to 
 be prayed for, a wether: Edne Oyn (A. IG, 1). 
 The JRood'—LiQht of Holv Cross, -id'.: John Lotte, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; 
 John Schepey, 1495 (A. 6, 4). 
 
 To the Crucifix within the Church of Walmer, 4 bushels of 
 barley and 4 bushels of corn : John Gil is, 1501 (A. 8, G). 
 Light of the Cross, a wether : Edne Oyn, 1523 (A. IG, 1). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel before the Image of the Blessed 
 Virgin ]\Liry there : Agnes Bevericlie, 1503 (A. 9, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, 4d. : John Lotte, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; John 
 Schepey, 1495 (A. G, 4). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, one ewe : Edne Oyn, 1523 (A. IG, 1). 
 8t. John.— Light of St. John, a bushel of barlev : Edne Oyn, 1523 
 
 (A. 16, 1). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, Ad. : John 
 
 Lotte, 1473 (A. 2, 7) ; John Schepey, 1495 (A. G, 4). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. jS'icliolas, a bushel of barley: Edne 
 Oyn, 1523 (A. 16, 1). 
 
 WALTIIAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. Bartholomew. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Bar- 
 tholomew of AVultham : Alice White, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 The i?oo</.— Light of Holy Cross, Ad.-. Alice White, 1499 
 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, \2d. : Henry Chalker of St. Sepulchre's, 
 Canterbury, 1482 (A. 3, 26). 
 Our Lady.— Light of Our Lady, id. : Alice White, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 Light of St. Mary, I2d. : Henry Chalker of Canterbury, 
 1482 (A. 3, 26).
 
 350 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Our Lady on north side of the Church. — To the Image of Our Lady 
 
 on the north side of ihe Church, 2d.: Alice White, 1499 
 
 (A. 8,2). 
 St. Bartholomew. — Light of St. Bartholomew, 4t?. : Alice White, 
 
 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Bartholomew, 6f?. : Hen. Chalker of Canterbury, 
 
 1482 \k. 3, 26). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, Gd. : Hen. Chalker of 
 
 Canterbury, 1482 (A. 3, 2G). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 4(7. : Alice AVhite, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, Qd. : Hen. Chalker of Canterbury, 
 
 1482 (A. 3*; 26). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, 4rf. : Alice 
 
 White, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 St. Mary Magdalene. — To the Image of St. Mary Magdalene, 2d. : 
 
 Alice White, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 The Lamp. — Towards maintaining the common Lamj) in the Church 
 
 of Waltham, -Id. -. Alice White, 1499 (A. S, 2). 
 Varia. — Towards the reparation of a book called the Manuell [s?V] 
 
 for the Church, 6s. 8^. To the buying or making an Anti- 
 
 phoner for the Church, 40s. Towards maintaining the Gevale 
 
 at Haseld in the honor of Grod and St. Thomas the Martyr, 6c?. : 
 
 Alice White, 1499 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Wm. Haute, Esquier, who died in 1462 and was buried in 
 
 the Church of the Augustine Eriars at Canterbury, gave one 
 
 piece of the Bone of St. Bartholomew to the Church of 
 
 Waltham (Con. 2, fol. 80). 
 
 AVABDEN. 
 
 Dedication : St. James. — (The parishioners were buried at Minster 
 
 in Shoppey.) 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, one ewe : Koger Danyll, 1464 
 (A. 1, 6) ; John Sigar, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 To the Image of St. Mary, two ewes : Wm. Hook, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 A taper of 3 lbs. of wax to Our Lady of Warden Church 
 for half a year: liic" Kede of Eastchurch, 1472 (A. 2, 6). 
 *SV. James. — Light nf St. James, one ewe : Roger Danyll. 1464 
 (A. 1,6); John Sigar, 1500 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 Light of the Bruthei-hood of St. James of Waitlon, one ewe : 
 Bcb^ Manne of Kastchurch, 1474 (A. 2, 11). 
 
 Light of St. James in the Church of Wardon, one ewe : 
 Thos. Rowhede of llastchurch, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 64). 
 Varia. — To the Parish Church of Warden, a Vestment com[)lete of 
 green satin of IJrugi^es, with a remembrance on the back of the 
 giver, and Imag(' of St. James: John Bellinger of Faversham, 
 1529 (A. 18, 9).
 
 EAST KENT. 351 
 
 To the Clniroh of Warden, a 1000 sliinf^les: Thos. Si^'ar, 
 
 1583 (A. 19, 13). 
 
 NoTK. — In 1S87 the C'liuirli was mo dilapidated and ruinous 
 that it was pulled down as being dangerous, when the Eectory of 
 AV^arden was united to Minster. 
 
 WAEEHORNE. 
 
 Dedication : St. Muttliew. — Buried in the eliurchyard ot St. Mat- 
 thew of Warehorne : Jolm Philipp, 1477 (A. 3, 4) ; Jas. 
 Maplisden, 1479 (Con. 2. fol. 462); Eic-^ Lambard, 1501 
 (A. 8,4). 
 
 Buried in the Cliurch in the middle pace above the cross 
 passe: Wm. Grey, 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 The yV/??////.— Light of the Brotherhood of Holy Trinity, 12^/. : 
 Thos. AVillis, 1468 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of IIolv Trinity, 8f/. : John Philipp, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 Light of Holy Trini"tv, -id. : .lohn C'ladishe, 1500 (A. 7, 9); 
 Eic'i Lamberd, 1501 (A. 8", 4). 
 The i?oof/.— Light of the High Cross, 12*/.: Thos. Willis, 1468 
 (A. 1, 9) ; Jas. Maplisden, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 462); Edw. 
 Strogill, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 4</. : .lohn Cladishe, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; 
 Edw. Breggeman, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; Margaret Penyale, widow, 
 1501 (A. 8, 1) ; Eic" Lambard, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light before the Cross, iSd. : Joan Bokelond. widow, 1485 
 (Con. 3, fol. 52). 
 Our Lady. — Biiried in the Church before Our Lady betwixt the 
 benches and the great rough stone : Wm. Willis, 1525 (A. 16, 7). 
 Light of Blessed Mary the Virgin, 4c?. : John Cladishe, 1500 
 (A. 7, 9) ; Margaret Penyale, widow, 1501 (A. 8, 1) ; Eic** 
 Lambard, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of St. Mary, 12rf. : Thos. Willis, 
 1468 (A. 1, 9). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of the Brotherhood of St. Katherine, 12d.: 
 Thos. AVillis, 1468 (A. 1, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8(/. : John Philipp, 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 Liglit of St. Katherine, M. : John Cladishe, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; 
 Eic'' Lamberd, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Katherine. 
 A taper of wax before the Image of St. Katherine. To tlie 
 Brotherhood of St. Katherine, a cow : Alice AN'^hite, 1528 
 (A. 18, 2). 
 The Ilerse.—lAght of the Herse. 4</. : Johu Cladishe, 1500 (A. 7, 9) ; 
 Margaret Penyale, widow, 1501 (A. 8, 1) ; Eic'' Lamberd, 1501 
 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 12^;. : Kdw. Strogill, 1500 (.\. 7, 9). 
 The Torches.— Ught of the Torches, 12t/. : Edw. Strogill, 1500 
 (A. 7, 9).
 
 352 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of the Torches, 2d. : Margaret Penyale, widow, 1501 
 (A. 8, 1) ; Eic" Lamberd, 1501 (A. 8, 4). 
 Varia.— To the new making of the floor in the bell-tower, if the 
 parishioners will it to be done, Gs. Sd. Likewise if they wish, 
 to a new entrance, 6s. Sd. To new steps to the Eoodloft, 3s. 4d. : 
 John Philipp. 1477 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 That 22 Masses of Jesn and five INI asses of the Five 
 Wounds of Christ shall be celebrated in the Church of 
 AVerhorne for mv soul, etc. : Jas. Maplisden. 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 462). 
 
 To buy a new Vestment fur the Church, lOs. : Wm. Glrey, 
 1523 (A. 15, 11). 
 
 WATEKINGBUEY. 
 
 Dedication : Sf. John the Baptist. — See "Parish Churches of West 
 Kent" in the Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesiological 
 Society, vol. iii., p. 294. 
 
 WESTBERE. 
 
 Dedication : (No evidence from wills). — Buried in the Cliurch of 
 Westbyer: Thos. Gilbert, 1462 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 Buried in the aisle of the Church : Jas. Hersing, 1476 
 (A. 3, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church, near my husband : Joan, widow of 
 Thos. Gilbert, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 The Rood. — Light of the Higli Cross, four bushels of barley : Thos. 
 Gilbert, 1462 (A. 1. 11).' 
 
 Light of the Eood, 6</. : Eic" Elsmer, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 Our Lady. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, one bushel of barley : 
 Thos. Gilbert, 1462 (A. I, 11). 
 
 To buy five ells of linen, siiflGcient to hang before the Altars 
 of St. Mary and St. James the Apostle, 3*. 4rf. : Jas. Ilersing, 
 
 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, Ad. -. .loan Ciilbert, widow, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 St. Anne. — To the Church, one candelabre of latten before the 
 
 Image of St. Anne : Jas. Hersing. 1476 (A. 3, 3). 
 St. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher. 4^/. : Joan Gilbert, 
 
 widow, 1477 (A. 3, (>)• 
 St. Erasmns. — Light of Si. Erasmus, 4r/. : -loan Gilbert, widow, 
 
 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 St. James.— \j\g}\t of St. James, four bushels of barley: Thos. 
 Gilbert, 14(52 (A. 1, 11). 
 
 A II). of" wa.x to burn before the Cross over tlu> Aliar of 
 St. James: Joan (Jilbert, widow, 1 177 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 liight of St. James, Vnl.-. Eic" Elsmer, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 [See under Our Lady.]
 
 EAST KI'XT. 853 
 
 St. Kdtherine. — Li<;lit ol" St. Katlicrine, !(/. : Joiiii (iillKMt, widow, 
 
 1477 (A. 3, G). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Church, five marcs. To one new 
 
 chalice to be bought, four marcs: Thos. Gilbert. 14G2 (A. I, 
 
 Reparation of the Tower, G(36'. 'Scl. : Jus. Iferfciing, 147G 
 (A. 3, 3). 
 
 Eeparation of the Steeple, 'Unl : Kic'' Ebmer, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 WEST CLIFF. 
 
 Dedication : St. P<°/^;'.— Buried in the churcliyard of St. Peter of 
 
 Westclyve, near my wife: John Steward, l.')21 (A. 15, 4). 
 T/ie Hood. —Buried in the Churcli of St. Peter of Westclyve before 
 
 the Image of Holy Cross, between the font and door of the 
 
 choir. Light of Holv Cross, one ewe: Jdhn Bere, 1521 
 
 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a cow in the iiands of Rob* Wideott : 
 
 John Steward, 1521 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 Light ot" ilolv^ Cross, one ewe : .lolin Upton, 1530 (A. 19, 
 
 2) ; Eic" Wideott, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, one ewe : John Bere, 1521 
 
 (A. 15, 4) ; John Upt.-ii, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 
 To the keeping and maintuiuing the Light of Our Lady, one 
 
 ewe: Kiel Wideott, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 >SV. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Church of Westcliff, before 
 
 the [niHge of St. John the Baptist; and for my burial, to the 
 
 Church, a cow. To the maintaining and keeping ot" one taper 
 
 to burn before St. John the Baptist in the Cluirch forever, four 
 
 ewes: liic" Wideott, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 Maintaining a taper before the Image of St. John the Bap- 
 tist, three ewes : John Upton, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 St. Mavr/nret. — Buried in the Parish Church of St. Peter of West- 
 
 clvve, before the Image of St. Margaret: JMaricius Callan, 
 
 chaplain, 1467 (A. 1, 9). 
 St. Peter. — To the Light of St. Peter, a cow now in the hands of 
 
 John Upton : John Steward, 1521 (A. 15, 4). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, patron ot" the Church, one ewe: John 
 
 Bere, 1521 (A. 15, 4); John Upton, 1530 (A. 19, 2); Ric-^ 
 
 Wideott, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of St. Peter in the Church of Westclif : 
 
 Sir John Bailey, curate, 1531 [?] (A. 19, 10). 
 St. Roke. — Maintaining a taper before the Image of St. Roke, three 
 
 ewes: J«dm Upton, 1530 (A. 19,2). 
 Ranter Sepulchre. — To the Holy Sepulchre, one ewe and lamb : 
 
 John Bere, 1521 (A. 15,4). 
 Frtjvf?.— Reparation of the Church, half a quarter of barley: Ric'^ 
 
 Wideott, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 X. A.
 
 B54 TESTA MENTA CAKTIANA. 
 
 From the revenue of my laud in AVesteiiff, liiilf ii (quarter of 
 wheat shall be baked in bread, and a t|uarter of barley malt 
 brewed in ale, for a yearly gevale to be kept at the teueiueut in 
 Westclive at the Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist 
 for ever: John Upton, 1530 (A. 19, 2). 
 
 AVESTEX HANGER. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the church-yard of St. Mary of 
 Ostrynghanger : A\^m. Smyth, 1468 (A. 1, 20). 
 
 Buried in the Church of Westhanger. Four Masses at 
 Scala Celi for my soul : Eic^» Till, 1519 (A. 16, 15). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Parish Church of Ostrvng- 
 hanger: Wm. AVaire, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Our Lady of Ostrynghanger : 
 Thos. Thwayte, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 186). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Parish Church of Ostring- 
 hanger: Stephen Mownt, 1528 (A. 18, 3); John Alen, 1529 
 (A. 21, 12) ; Thos. Smyth, 1542 (A. 24, 1). 
 The Rood. — Buried iu the Church of Our Lady of AVestynghanger, 
 under the High Cross in the mid. of the pace there : Andrew 
 Hawarden, 1511 (Con. 11, fol. 67). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, Qd. : A\^m. Smyth, 1468 (A. 1, 20). 
 Our Ladif. — A taper to burn before Our Lady there, 20s. yearly. 
 For stayning of cloths for Our Lady's altar in the Church, 
 16s. 8(/. : Andrew Hawarden, 15U (Con. 11, fol. 67). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4t/. : AVm. Warre, 1524 (A. 16, 14). 
 Light of Our Lady, -Id. : Stephen Mownt, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 St. Ant}wnij.— \Ag\it of St. Anthony, 2d.: Stephen Mownt, 1528 
 
 (A. 18,3). 
 St. CJiristopher.—Ught of St. Christopher, 4^. : ^¥m. Smyth, 1468 
 (A. 1,20). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. -. Stephen Mownt, 1528 
 (A. 18,3). 
 St. Georye.— Light of St. George, 2d. : Stephen Mownt, 1528 
 
 (A. 18,3). 
 St. Jo/m.— ]>ight of St. John, 2d. : Stephen Mownt, 1528 
 
 (A. 18,3). 
 The Sacrament. — To the foundation of a Jjamj) perpetual to burn 
 before the Sacrament there, 20;?.: Andrew Hawarden, 1511 
 (Con. 11, fol. 67). 
 Varia.— My round chippechest to the Churcli, to be occupied by 
 the goods of the Church so long as it will last : Andrew 
 Hawarden, 1511 (Con. 11, fol. 67). 
 
 To tlic reparation of the Chancel of Ostrynghanger, i3.s-. i-d. : 
 Thos. March(! o! Saltwood, 1506 (Con. 9, fui. 132).
 
 EAST KENT. 35,'; 
 
 AVESTHYTHE. 
 
 Dedication : Oi/r Lady. — Buried in the ehiirclivftvd of St. Mary oF 
 Weslliilli: Win. ("rispin, 1475 (A. 2, 17); Hie'' Colt, 1517 
 (A. 18,2). 
 
 J^uricd ill the ("lioir of Blessed Mary of Westhith : Rob' 
 JJensleve, viear, 1501 (Con. C, fol. 22). 
 
 Buried in ihe CImreh of Westliith: Win. Elfrjir, 1521 
 (A. 14,7). 
 
 J^uried in tlie Cliurch before the lii^li allar : John Dove, 
 viear, 1531 (A. 19,4). 
 The Rood. — Light of the Beam, 12(/. ivighl of Holy Cross, os. : 
 Eob' Benslye, viear, 1501 (Con. G, fol. 22). 
 
 Light of tlie Rood, 12r/. : Hie'' Ccdt, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 Our Lady.—Ught of Blessed Marv, G(^ : Wni. Crispin, 1475 (A. 2, 
 17). ■ 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 4^/. : Ric'i Colt, 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 Vari.(i.—1o the work of the Chureh of Westhvlli, 3s. 4r/. : John 
 Knaehbull of Lvmne, 1503 (Con. 8, f(d. 10). " 
 
 To the Chureh of Westhythe, 6s. M. : Wui. Cole of Lvmne, 
 1513 (A. 12, 7). * 
 
 To buy paintei elothes for the higli altar, lO.s-., if there be a 
 vicar indcwed, if not the lO.s-. shall help to the highway next to 
 Howears barn. l^>el'ore my month's mind in the Church be 
 sung for my soul — Fiv(! Masses of the Name of Jesus, Five 
 Masses of Out- Lady, I^'ive Masses of the Five Wounds, and 
 Five Masses of Reciuiem : John Dove, vicar, 1531 (A. 19, 4). 
 
 WEST WICKHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — See " Parish Churches of West 
 Kent " in the Transactions of the St. PauPs Ecclesiological 
 Society, vol. iii., p. 295. 
 
 WESTER HAM. 
 
 Dedication :. Our Lady. — See " Parish Churches of West Kent," 
 p. 294. 
 
 WEST WELL. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. ~ Buried in th(^ ehurehyard of Blessed 
 Mary of Westwell': Hob' Quersted, 1401 (Con. 2, fol. 40) ; 
 Wm. Edynden, 1 48G (Con. 3, fol. 110); Rob' Briche, 1496 
 (Con. 4, fol. 106). 
 The Trinity.— 'Yo the Trinity Light in the body of the Church, 6(/. : 
 Hie" Barwell, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 604). 
 
 Light of the Trinity, 4(/. : John at Leyah, 1489 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 230). 
 
 A A 2
 
 356 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 The 7?oo^.— Light of Holy Cross, 4(/. : Eic^' Gotle, 1457 (Con. 2. 
 fol. 105) ; Win. Edyuden, 1486 (Con. 8. fol. 110) ; Eob' 
 Breche. 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 106) ; Alice Iden, 1505 (Con. S, 
 fol. 11). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Church in my Chancel, before the Imajge 
 of the Blessed Mary of the said Church : John Mvk\ Iton, vicur, 
 1483 (Con. 2, fol. 591). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Choir : Wui. Edyndeu, 1480 (Cou. 3, 
 fol. 110) ; Kob' Breche, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 106). 
 
 Buried in the High Chancel before the Picture of Our Lady : 
 Sir Kic" Nele, vicar, 1537 (Con. 15, fol. 380). 
 Salufation of Our Ladi/. — Light of the yalutation of Blessed Marv, 
 
 4:d. : Bob' Breche, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. 106). 
 St. Christopher. — Buried in the Church of Our Lady the Virgin of 
 Westwell, before the Lnage of St. Christopher: John Iden, 1488 
 (Con. 3, fol. 184). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : John at Leyah, 1489 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 230). 
 Corpus CTr/s//. — Light of Corpus Christi, 4^^. : Eic'' Gotle, 1457 
 (Con. 2, fol. 105) ; Eob' Quersted. 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 40) ; Eic' 
 Barwell, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 604). 
 
 Light of Corpus Christi, 12^. : John Iden, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 184). 
 
 To the Light of the Brotherhood of Corpus Christi, 4fl?. : 
 Wm. Edynden, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 110). 
 St. Giles.— Uo\ii of St. Giles, M. : Eic*! Gotle, 1457 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 105). 
 >8'^. Katherine. — A taper of wax, price 6(/., to burn before the Image 
 of St. Katherine in the Church : Thos. Iden, 1499 (Con. 5, 
 fol. 10). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, M. • Alice Iden, 1505 (Con. 8, 
 fol. 11). 
 St. Mnry Maydalene. — To the Light of Blessed Mary Magdalene, 
 4r/. To another Light there of Mary Magdalene, 4(/. : Eic'' 
 Gotle, 1457 (Con. 2, fol. 105). 
 
 Light of St. Mary Magdalene in a window there, Id. Light 
 of the Blcs.^^ed Mary Magdalene at the door of the Chancel, 2(/. : 
 Eob* Quersted, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 40). 
 
 To the painting of Blessed Mary Magdalene at Westwell, 
 6.S-. 8(/. : John llacche of Charing, 1468 (Con. 2, fol. 185). 
 
 To the Light of the Brotherhood of Mary Magdalene, ^d. 
 To the Liglit before the Image of Mary Magdalene c.illed the 
 Seven tapers, \d. ■ Hie'' Barwell, 1484 (Con. 2, fol. 604). 
 
 Light before the Image of Blessed Mary Magdaleiu' upon 
 the lirawnehe, ^d. : John at Leyah, 1489 (Con. 3, fol. 230). 
 
 Liglit of the Brotherhood of Mary Magdalene, 12^^/. : John 
 Iden, 1488 (Con. 3, lol. 1S4). 
 
 Light of the Brotherhood of Mary Magdalene, '\d. : AVni. 
 Edyn.Jen, 1486 (Con. 3, fol. 110) ; Kob' Breche, 1496 (Con. 4, 
 fol. 106).
 
 EAST KENT. 357 
 
 The Torchrs.— To the Torchen there : Uic'' Gotle, 1457 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 105). 
 
 To the Torches of the Church, 20d. : Wm. Fowler, 1461 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 58). 
 The Trendle. — To the Light ciilled Trendelight, 2(/. : Alice Jdcn, 
 
 1505 (Con. S, fol. 11). 
 
 WHITFIELD. 
 
 Dedication: St. Feter. — Burled in the Church of St. Peter of 
 
 Brauslicld : John Holt, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter of Beauxfeld, on the 
 
 east side of the door of the Church : Ric'' Beausefield, 1482 
 
 (A. 8, 28). 
 
 Buried m the Chancel of the Church of St. Peter of Beus- 
 
 feld. To the Church to buv a chasuble, 206-. : Wm. Clarkson, 
 
 vicar, 1514 (A. 12, 17). 
 Th(' Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley: l^ic'' Beause- 
 
 lield, 14S2 (A. 8, 28) '; John Home, 1518 (A. 12, 5). 
 Our Ladt/.— Light of St. Mary, 4r/. : John Holt, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a bushel of bai'ley : John Home, 1513 
 
 (A. 12, 5). 
 St. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : Kic'^ 
 
 Beausefield, 1482 (A. 3, 28) ; John Home, 1518 (A. 12, 5). 
 Hoke Light. — To the Hoke Light, a bushel of barley : John Home, 
 
 1518(A. 12, 5). 
 
 WHITSTABLE. 
 
 Dedication : All Saints. — Buried in the Church of All Saints, 
 Whitstaple. To the Church for my burial, 10s. : Ric'' Aleyn, 
 
 1473 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints, Whitstaple. My ex'ors 
 provide a marble slab with suitable inscription : Wm. Whithale, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 10 j. 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints, Whitstaple, in a Cha()el 
 of the same, before the altar. To the I'eparation of the Church, 
 20a-.: .Vlice Stephyn, 1494 (A. G, 1). 
 
 Buried within the Church of Whitstaple: Simon Hokking. 
 1514 (.A. 12, 12). 
 
 Buried in the Church of All Saints. Whitstaple: John 
 Breade, 1528 (A. IG, 1). 
 The Rood. — Buried in the Church before the Crucifix. To each 
 Light in the Church, ^d. : John Carewe, 1478 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Buried in the Church afore the Hoodloft. Towards the 
 l)ainting of the Images of the Crucifix, ^lary, and John, with a 
 chain belonging unto the same, in (lu; Roodloft, 10 marcs : Ric'' 
 Elmer, 1488 (A. 4, 7).
 
 S58 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the sustentation of the Light of Holy Cross, 12(1. : John 
 Edwards, 1463 (A. 1, 6). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 20^/. : Wni. Stephvn, 1459 (A. 1, 
 2) ; Alice Stephvn, 1494 (A. 6, 1) ; John Stevyn, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 23). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, Sd.: John Parker, 14(54 (A. 1, 3); 
 AVm. Whithale, 1475 (A. 2, 16) ; John Breade, 1523 (A. 16, 1) ; 
 Andrew Moys, 1528 (A. 18, 6). 
 Our Lady. — To each Light of the Blessed A^irgin Mary in the 
 Church, 4c?. : Wm. Movs, 1489 (A. 5, 2) ; Jas. Coxin, 1492 
 (A. 5, 19). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, 40i. : John Stevyn, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 23). 
 
 Light of Our Ladv, 4</. : Elias Balser, 1480 (A. 3, 18) ; 
 John Smelt, 1499 (A. 6, 1) ; John Filbert, 1513 (A. 12, 5). 
 Chapel of Our Lady. — Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary the 
 Virgin within the Church of Whitstaple : John Salmon, 1455 
 (A. 1,2). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary : Wm. Stephyn, 1459 
 (A. 1,2). 
 
 To the Light in the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 
 Ad. : Andrew Moys, 1528 (A. 18, 6). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the North Chancel, 12d. : AVm. Gilmiu, 
 1528 (A. 18, 7). 
 Our Lady of P//j/.— Light of Blessed Mary of Pity, Ad. : Elias 
 Balsar, 1480 (A. 3, 18). 
 
 Light of St. Mary of Pity, 2d. : John Filbert, 1513 
 (A. 12,5). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, six ewes and a cow, and the 
 churchwardens to have the keeping of them, and they to see the 
 Light trulv kept in the Church, and have 4</. each a year: 
 Peter Harrv, 1527 (A. 17, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, 8(/. : Wm. Gilniin, 1528 
 (A. 18,7). 
 Our L^ndy of Iferewich. — lyight of Blessed Mary of Herewych, Ad. : 
 
 Thos. Elmer, 1462 (A. 1, 11). 
 Our Lady of Strode.— To \\\e Light called Strode Light, 20(7. : John 
 Salmon, 1455 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 To the Light of Blessed Mary of Strode, \2d. -. Wm. Stephyn, 
 1459 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Strode, ijd. -. Ric" Aleyn, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary of Strode, 8^/. : Wm. Whithalo, 1474 
 (A. 2, 10). 
 Our Lady of Tavqertoi). — To the Light of Tangerton, Qd. : John 
 Salmon, 1455 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Mary of T.\nkerton, \2d. : Wm. 
 Stephyn, 1459 (A. 1, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Marv of Tangyrto)i. one ewe : l?ic'' Alevii, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9;. ■ . ■
 
 lEAST KENT. 359 
 
 To the maintenance of a ta])er of wax burniii]^ before the 
 Image of Tangerton, a cow: Katlieriue Piers, lli)i (A. 6, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady within the Church whicli is maintained 
 by them of Tangerton, 20d. : Henry Colyn, 1498 (A. 7, I). 
 Our Ladi/ ciiUrd the Womrii's Lif/hf. — To tlie Light (jf the Women, 
 Ad.: John I5.)lk', 1 t7;-{ (A. l',"(;). 
 
 To Our Lady Light called the Wvmen's Light, Ad. : Simon 
 llokking, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady that the Women doth keei), Ad. -. Wm. 
 Koger, 1522 (A. 14, 12). 
 Our Lady that the Men keep. — To the Light of Our Lady that the 
 men doth keep, ^d. : AVm. Roger, 1522 (A. 14, 12). 
 
 Light of Our Lady that the men doth keep, 2()rf. : Thos. 
 Alen, 1523 (A. 15, 9). 
 Oar Lady upon the Rood. — To the Light of B]es8ed Mary iipou the 
 
 Rood Beam, G(/. : Jolm Salmon, 1455 (A. 1, 2). 
 All Saints. — Buried before the Image of All Saints in the Choir of 
 the Parish Church : John Stevyn of Churchehill, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 23). 
 
 Light of All Saints, Ad. -. John Smelt, 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 A lb. of wax to burn before All Hallows : Austen Xolle, 
 1510 (A. 11, 7). 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, Ad. : Walter Elmer, 1495 
 (A. 6, 3) ; Simon Hokkiug, 1514 (A. 12, 5) ; John Breade, 1523 
 (A. 16, 1) ; John Saynt, 1531 (A. 19, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Anthony, 2d. : Alice Gcntyll, 1497 (A. 6, 8) ; 
 John Filbert, 1513 (A. 12, 5) ; Stei)hen Swanton, 1520 (A. 14, 
 9) ; Salmon Litelwood, 1532 (A. 19, 11). 
 
 Light of vSt. Anthony, 8(/. : Wm. Hocking, 1518 (A. 13, 7) ; 
 Thos. Alen, 1523 (A. 15, 9). 
 -S"^. Christopher.— LUyht of St. Christopher, 12d. : Wm. Stephyu, 
 1459 (A. 1, 2) ; Wm. Whithale, 1475 (A. 2, IG) ; John Stevyn, 
 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 23). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Sd. : Thos. Taylor, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; 
 Wm. Hocking, 1518 (A. 13, 7); John Smelt. 1530 (A. 18, 
 11). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Ad. : Elias Balsar, 1180 (A. 3, IS) ; 
 John Breade, 1523 (A. IG, 1) ; John Frenshe, 1524 (A. IG, 8) ; 
 John Smelt, 1530 (A. 18, 11). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 20(/. : Alice Stephvn, 1494 
 (A.G, 1). 
 St. Clement.— Light of St. Clement, 2d. : John Filbert. 1513 
 
 (A. 12,5). 
 St. J^rasmus.- Lighi of St. Erasmus, Ad.: Peter Harry, 1527 
 (A. 17,8). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 8^/. : Wm. Gilmin, 1528 (A. 18, 7). 
 St. George.— To the Light of St. George, 8d. : Wm. Gilmin, 1528 
 
 (A. 18, 7) ; John Smelt, 1530 (A. IS, 11). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 2 lbs. of wax : .\lice Stephyn, 1494 
 (A. G, 1).
 
 360 TESTAMENTA CA?^TlANA. 
 
 Light of St. James, M. : John Smelt, 1499 (A. 7, o) ; Peter 
 Harry, 1527 (A. 17, 8). 
 
 Light of St. James, 2J. : John Filbert, lol3 (A. 12, 5); 
 Margery Haliday, 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 St. John. — ^Buried in the Church of All Hallows before St. John's 
 
 Altar: Wm. Gilmiu, 1528 (A. 18, 7). 
 St. John the Br'pfisf. — Liirht of St. John the Baptist, -id. : John 
 Filbert, 1513 (A. 12, 5^; John Coppin, 1530 (A. 19, 5). 
 
 To buv a candlestick with live branches to set before 
 St. John' the Baptist, 10s.: Margaret Samwell, 1519 (A. 
 13, 2). 
 St. Katherine. — To the painting of St. Katheriue, 6s. 8J. : Katherine 
 Piers, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 A taper of 2 lbs. of wax before St. Katherine : Maculvne 
 Balsar, 1507 (A. 9, 8). 
 St. Nicholas.— Light of St. Nicholas, id.: Walmer Elmer, 1495 
 
 (A. 6, 3) ; Julian Baker, widow, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 St. Thomas of Cantevhurt/. —To the Light of St. Thomas the Martyr, 
 
 2d. : John Filbert. 1513 (A. 12, 5). 
 The Light JIustlar.— To the Light Mustlar, 4(/. : Kic'' Aleyn, 1473 
 
 (A.' 2, 9). 
 Light MuskyU.—To a Light in the Church of Whitstaple called 
 
 the Muskyll taper, 2d. : Alice Gentyll, 1497 (A. 6, 8). 
 The Hog d alight.— To the Light called Hogdalight, 4c?. : Thos. 
 
 Taylor, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 The Sepulchre. — Light of the Sepulchre, A^d. : John Parker, 1464 
 (A. 1, 3) ; John Bredford, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of the Sepulchre, 20^/. : John Stevyn, 1485 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 23). 
 The Jesus Mass. — " To the continuation of the Mass of Jesus cele- 
 brated in the said Church, 2.^-."': John Pers, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 To the Mass of Jesus hohleii in the same Church, 2.?. : Simon 
 Hokking, 1514 (A. 12, 12). 
 
 To the helping of the Mass Jesus, 12^/. : Margery Haliday, 
 1527 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 My land at the Church gate to be sold, and the money to 
 the use of the Jesus Mass in the Church of Whitstaple : Wm. 
 Balsar, 1525 (A. 17, 2). 
 
 To the Mass of Jesus in Whitstaple Church, 20s. : Eic'' 
 Hokking, 1527 (A. 17, 8). 
 Varia. — To the Cross of Doglanc, 20(/. : Thos. Taylor of Dog Lane 
 in the parish of Whitstaple, 1473 (A. 2,8). 
 
 T(» a Cro8s called Dogland Cross, G.s'. 8</. : John Hokinge, 
 1505 (A. 9, 3). [See under Seasalter, 29S— 300.] 
 
 To the purchase (»f a Canopy to c.irry over the Divine 
 Body on the day of Corpus Christi, 20./.:' Kic'' Aleyn, 1473 
 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 lM)r the purcliaso of a Chalice for tlio Church, £8. For the 
 (jainting of two Images of the Blessed Virgin Marv in the 
 Church, 40s.: Wm. Whithale, 1474 (A. 2, 10).
 
 KAST KBNT. 8(Jl 
 
 That the Master oF tlie ("ollcf^a- of Holy Trinity of Plcery 
 iu Essex and liis bretlircii liave a piece of laixl called Haynes in 
 the parish of Wliitstaple, on condition that they keep my 
 anniversary in the aforesaid (.'olle;^e,* for my soul, and Alice 
 my wife: John Stevyn of C'hurchehill, 14S5 (Con. -i, fol. 2''i). 
 
 To the reparation of the enclosure of the churchyard, -in. ir/. : 
 Thos. Martyn, 1J>S7 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Reparation of the south ]>oi'ch of the Chui-ch, Us. 8^/. : Kic"' 
 Coting, 1492 (A. 5, 10). 
 
 That my ex'ors cause to be made Irmii my silver chest one 
 chalice for use in the Church of Whitstaple, to the honor of 
 God. 
 
 That after my death my feoffees make estate to tAvelve 
 persons of the j)arish of Whitstaple, in a piece of laud called 
 Wilkin Watts, to the intent that they shall suffer the church- 
 wardens of the Parish Church of Whitstaple that now be, and 
 their successors for evermore, yearly to take the profits and 
 revenues thereof, and therewith to keep in the Church for ever- 
 more my yearly mind, spending yearly in Mass and alms deeds 
 at the said mind \0s. ; and the Wardens to have yearly for to 
 see truly this performed, 2s. ; and the residue of the yearly 
 profits to go to the behoof of the Churcli. And when it so 
 happenetb the said twelve persons to die to the number of two, 
 then 1 will that they two shall of the land make anew and 
 sufficient to other twelve persons in fee to the same intent.f 
 
 Also to the Masters and Brethi-en of the College of Plasshie 
 in Essex a piece of land called the Sprotte c)f five acres, to this 
 intent, that the Master and his successors shall yearly for ever- 
 more keep a special Obit in their College upon the time that T 
 shall decease, as they do tor a Master's mind, and to pray 
 specially for the souls of me, my husband, my father and mother, 
 and all Christian souls: Alice Stephyn, widow, I IJ)!- (A. G, 1). 
 
 'I\j the work most needful to be done within the Church, 
 ()A-. H(l. Towards the paling of the churchyard, lis. Id. : Katheriuc 
 Piers, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 To Whitstajde Chui-cli to buy a cloth, iHn. id. : John Saiu- 
 well, loot) (A. 10, :3). 
 
 * The Manor and A<lvo\v!;oii ot \Vliit»laple were held as part of licr dower 
 by Maud, the widow of Thos. de Vere, the eighth Earl of Oxford, and when 
 their son Robert de Vere, Earl of O.\ford, was baiiishel in 1388 and his estates 
 contisoaled, the Manor and Advowsoii, subject to the life interest of Maud de 
 Vere (wlio died in Itlli jiossesscd of both), were granted l)y Richard II. to his 
 uncle Thomas uf Woodstock (seventh son of Kdward III.), wlio granted them 
 to the College of I'lessey in Esse.v, whicii he founded. Maud, widow of Thos. 
 de Vere, however, by deed dated 2!) August 1396, sin-rcndered the Advowsou 
 of the Church of the Manor of Wliitstaple (which she held for life, witli rever- 
 sion to l'le,-*sey C'olk'ge; to that College, which held the rectorial tithes uiuil the 
 dissolution of the College in 1536. 
 
 t The piece of laud called " Wilkin Watts" is at the iircscnt time part of 
 the charity-lands of the parish.
 
 362 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the College of the Holy Trinity of Plessy, five marcs 
 (£3 (5s. 8il.), that mv soul uiay be prayed for there : Rob* Balsere, 
 15U (A. 12, 2). 
 
 Towards buying a new Cross for the Church, 6s. 8d. : Thos. 
 Elmer, lolS (A. 13, 12). 
 
 To the Parish Church of Whitstaple. two cruets of silver to 
 the value of 26s. 8d. The 40s. which is in the hands of Rich'' 
 Cooke of Heme, to help buv a new cross of silver for the Church 
 of AVhitstaple: Wm. Edward, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 97). 
 
 To buying a new cross, 13s. -iid. For a crossecloth, 20s. ; 
 Margaret Samwell, 1519 (A. 13, 12). 
 
 To buy a new cross for the Church, 6s. 8(/. : Stephen Swanton, 
 1520 (A. U, 9). 
 
 To help the buying of a new altar-cloth to the high altar, 
 5.V. : Thos.'Alen, 1523 (A. 15, 9). 
 
 To the buying of two copes for the rulers of the choir, five 
 marcs: Wm. Gilmin, 1528 (A. 18, 7). 
 
 My land at Pikindens and two acres called Bosfield in Sea- 
 saltei", to the Church of Whitstaple for ever, to maintain a 
 yearly Obit of iSs. 8d. and a taper of 2 lbs. of wax, and to every 
 of the Wardens of the Church 6 J. for their labours to keep 
 and maintain the Obit, and the residue for five pairs of shoys 
 [shoes], price (id. the pair, to poor men and women where most 
 need requireth. The taper of wax to bnrn hefore the Sepulchre 
 of Christ at Easter, and all the year after before Our Ladv of 
 Pity in the Clmrch of Whitstaple: Wm. Gilmin, 1528 
 (A. 18, 7). 
 
 Towai'ds buving a new Canopy over the Blessed Sacrament, 
 20d. : John Smelt, 1530 (A. 18, U). 
 
 Chapel of St. Anne.* 
 
 That the Wardens of the Chapel of St. Anne in the parish 
 of Whitstaple shall have a piece of Imd called Reldam field of 
 three acres, to them and their successors for ev(n', that with the 
 yearly profit they shall maintain the (leyale of St. Anne: Alice 
 Stephyn, 1494 (A. 6, 1). 
 
 T<) Ihc Hiojhcrhood of St. Anne. 3x. Id. : J:is. (lerman, 1500 
 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 "To the Herinyghe of St. Anne towai-ds the PC|)ariilion of 
 his Chapel, 2.V.": John I'ers, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 To the painting of St. Anne, 12r/. To Hob' W(»droff, hcre- 
 myte, half a yard of white cloth : Margaret Samwell, 1519 
 (A. 13, 12). 
 
 To the {^ha|i('l of St. .\nne, mothci- of Mary, within the 
 parish, 2(W. : .lohr. Jireade, 1523 (A. 1(), 1). 
 
 * This seems to li!iv(! boon a separate Imililiiii,', ;oMi iiol |i;irt ot tlio I'arish 
 Church. There is an oM larm-house called " Si . .Viaic's " at Taiikerlon.
 
 EAST KENT. iMY.i 
 
 " To St. Anne in the Wood, Ir/.": John Marslie, 1527 (A. 17, 
 8) ; Peter Harry, 1527 (A. 17, 8). 
 
 To tlie reparation of St. Anne's Chapel, iis. Hd. : Wiluiine 
 (Jilmin, 1583 (A. 19, 13). 
 
 WlClvJlAMBREUA. 
 
 Dcdicdlion : St. Andrew. — Buried in the poreh of St. Andrew of 
 "VVykham, near the grave of my father: Jolni Kedehode, 1471 
 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Bui'ied in the Church of St. Andrew of Wiekhanihreux : 
 John Kedehode, 1474 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Andrew the Apostle of 
 Wickhaui: John Hunt, 1199 (A. 7,4) ; Robert Hoos, 1500 (A. 7,9). 
 
 Buried within tl)e north door of the Chancel : Andrew Trap- 
 pes, yeoman, 1530 (.A. 20, 10). 
 The Rood.—lA^hi of Holv Cross, 4rf. : Thos. Lenarde, 1471 
 (A. 1, IS) ; Wm. Scott, 1499 (A. 7, 4) ; Alice Thompline, widow, 
 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, half a quarter of barley : John Kede- 
 hode, 1474 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 20^/. : John Mokett, 14SG (A. 4, 0). 
 
 Light of the Kood, liSd.: Christopher Smith, 152G (A. 17, 2). 
 Our Ladij. — Buried in the Chancel of the Parish Church of St. 
 Andrew of Wickhambreux, before the Image of Blessed Virgin 
 Mary : Thos. at Wood, rector of Stodmarsh, 1494 (A. (5, 1). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, U. : John Kedehode, 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; 
 Wm. Kedlie<le, 1199 (A. 7, 5); Kob^ at Wood of Stodmarsh, 
 1198 (A. t), 10). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, two bushels of barley : John Kedehode, 
 1474 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 12(/.: Christopher Smith, 1 52G (A. 17, 2). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, 8</. : Alice Thom[)line, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 8t. Andrew. — A taper, price 12(/., to burn before the Sacrament and 
 St. Andnnv foroneyear: Alice Thompline, widow, 1532 (A. 19.9). 
 iit. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 20(/. : John Mokett, 
 1486 (A. 4, G). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, a bushel of barley : Wm. Kedhede, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5) ; Kic'' Swynford. 1501 (A. S. 1). 
 St. James. — Light of St. Jaiiies, 20(/. : Joiin Mokett, 148G (A. 4, G). 
 
 Light of St. James, a bushel of barlev : Kic'' Swynford, 1501 
 (A. 8,1). 
 St. J"o/;h. — l.ight of St. John, \d. : Wui. Kedhede, 1499 (A. 7. 5). 
 
 Light of St. John. Vld. : Christopher Smith, 152G (A. 17, 2). 
 St. John the fJaptis/.^Biwlcd in the nave of the Church, before 
 the Altar of St. John the Baptist: J(din Koadhode, 1485 
 (A. 4, 3) ; John Mokett, 148G (A. 4, G). 
 
 Light of St. John the Baptist, 20d. : John .Mokett, 148G 
 (A. 4, 6).
 
 364 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 A taper of ^ lb. before St. John the Baptist : "VVm. Boiieman, 
 1.517 (A. 13, 2). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine called the old stokke, two 
 bushels of malt: Hob' Eoos, 1500 (A. 7, 9). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Eob' Smjthe, 1516 (A. 12, 18). 
 <SV. Lawrence. — Light of St. Lawrence, a quarter of barley : Johu 
 Mokett, 14S6 (A. 4, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Lawrence, a bushel of barley : Wm. Redhede, 
 U99 (A. 7, 5) ; John Moraunt, 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 *S7. Leonard.— A. taper of h lb. before St. Leonard : Wm. Bonemau, 
 
 1517 (A. 13, 2). 
 <S^^. Margaret. — Light of St. Margaret, 4f/. : Thos. Lenarde, 1471 
 (A. 1, 8). ' 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : Wm. Redhede, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, in the window there, "Sd. : Rob* at 
 Wood of Stodmersh, 1498 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, ^d.: John Moraunt, 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 
 Buried in the Church, in the aley before the Altar of St. 
 Margaret, beside my gi'andame : Thos. Broke, 1521 (A. 15, 7). 
 
 Buried in the Church, by the holy water stock in St. Mar- 
 gai-et's lie. Light of St. iMargaret, 4</. : Alice Thompline, 
 widow, 1532 (A. 19, 9). 
 St. Nicholas. — ^ Light of St. Nicholas, two bushels of barley: Wm. 
 
 Redhede, 1499 (A. 7, 5); John Moraunt, 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 The Ilerse. — To the Light called Mortuary tapers, one lb. of wax : 
 
 Ric^ Swynford, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 The Trendill.— To the Light of the Trendill, 20d. : John Moraunt, 
 
 1507 (A. 10, 5). 
 Varia. — For buying a set of Vestments for a priest to celebrate in 
 the Chantry of John Redhode, in the Church of AVickhambreu7{, 
 40s. My tenements called Petts and Fayfounts with the Broke 
 thereto belonging called Fettysbroke, to the churchwardens of 
 Stodmershe and VVykham, with two more with them, to do an 
 Obit for ever yearly for my soul, my father, and all Christians, 
 in the Church of Wickham live Masses: one of Our Lady, the 
 Trinitv, tlu- llolyghost, the Cross, and Re((uiem in the iirst 
 week of Lent. 'I'he residue to the maintenance of the Lights of 
 Our liJidy, St. Michael and St. Lawrence in the (^hurch of Stod- 
 mai'sh : Thos. at Wood, rector, 1494 (A. G, L). 
 
 My feoffs to make (or cause to be made) a window in the 
 south side of Wickham Chui'ch like the window of Ickham to 
 "rive Litrht to llic HiltIi Rood tliore : liic'' Kembre, 1510 
 (A. 11,4). 
 
 Towards ihc tui'iiing of the Koodh)ft in Our Lady ile if 
 within two years aflcr my death. 3.s'. 4^/. Towards a new cro,ss 
 to he bought for the Church, O.s-. Hd.: Wm. Boneman, 1517 
 (A. 13, 2). 
 
 ArlothtoheleOurTiadyat St. Mar.;are('s AHar. Another (doth 
 totheCrucitixattheChurciidoor: Christian Watts, 1521 (A. 14,9)
 
 EAST KENT. 3Go 
 
 To tlie veparatioii anfl iiiaiiilciKmcc oi' the Clnii-c]-! of Wick- 
 ham, £7: Jas. JJi)\viie, rectoi-, 1529 {A. 18, 4). 
 
 To the u,ilding of the Apostles. 3s. 4</. : Alice Thompliue, 
 1532 (A. 19,0). 
 
 Two II ore toivlies be houghl, lliat is four in the whole, 
 which four shall he borne about tlie t^acrament on Palm .Sunday, 
 and on Corpus C'hristi day, and other high feasts: Andrew 
 Trappes, yeoman, 153(5 (A. 20, 18). 
 
 HOKK ClIAPEI,.* 
 
 To the painting and beautifyiiig the Image of the Cross of 
 Hooke, 10a-. : Margaret at Nasahe, 1500 (A. 8, 4). 
 
 To the Cross of IToke, 36-. 4d.: Kob' Sniythe, 1510 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 In 1511, at the Visitation of Ab]). Warliam, it was stated: 
 Hoke Cluipel ainiexed to this Church is in sore decay but the 
 Rector had begun t(.) repair it, and promised tlu' necessary 
 material. 
 
 In 15(59, a presentment was made at the Visitation of the 
 Archdeacon of Canterbury — That M' Robert Formell of our 
 ])arish hath pulled down by his own ])rivate authority an old 
 Cha])el called Hooke Chapel, late standing in the same parish, 
 and kept the Chapel churchyard forcibly from the parisli, con- 
 trary to their ancient right and interest. 
 
 Chapel of Puxton. 
 
 To the Chapel of Puxston, Ss. Ad. -. Margaret at IS'asshe, 
 1500 (A. 8,4). 
 
 To the Armet [sic] of Pnxton, 12^/.: Rob' Smvthe. 151G 
 (A. 12, 18). 
 
 WILLESB0R(JU(:^H. 
 
 Dedication: Ovr l.tnli/. — Buried in (lie churchyard of Nt. Mary of 
 Wevelisbergli : Thos. Sprot, 1477 (A. 3, 7) ; Margareta Poyii- 
 aunt, 1499 (A. 7, 5); Nicholas Kyriell, 1521 (A. 14, 11). 
 
 Buried in the chuirliyard of Wevellesburgh, at the end of 
 
 the new work on south side of the Church. To the Lights in 
 
 the Church, 2.s-. ; and to the Church, 20s.: K»ic'' Elys, 1471 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 210). 
 
 The i?oorf.— Light of the High Cross, Qd. : Thos. Sprot, 1477 (A. 3, 7). 
 
 Light of llolv Cross, 4(/. : John Bargrave, 1501 (A. 8, 1) ; 
 Wm. at Welle, 1502 (A. 8, 7) ; Wm. Michell, 1502 (A. 8, 8) ; 
 Nicholas Kyriell, 1521 (A. 14, 11). 
 
 Jiight of tlie Cross, Vld.: Thos. Watts, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 Our Ladij. — Buried in the choir of the Church, near the Image of 
 tlie lilessed Virgin Marv : Ric' Gennire, 150(5 (A. 10, (>). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary, \d. ■ John Bargrave, 1501 (A. 8, 1). 
 
 * This was a sepanito buiidini^ to tlie parish Church, and possibly the village 
 post-office occupies the site.
 
 36G TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 To the Brotherhood of Our Lady, 10^7. : Eob* Frevill, 1507 
 (A. 10, 5). 
 Our Lady of Longbregge. — Light of Our Lady of Longbregge, 4<f. : 
 Wm. at Welle, 1502 (A. 8, 7) ; Tlios. Watts,. 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of Blessed Mary called the Light of the Longbregge, 
 4^d. : AYm. Michell, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 Our Lady of Led on. — Light of Blessed Mary of Lectoii, 4J. : Wm. 
 
 Michell, 1502 (A. 8, 8) ; Thos. Watts, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 Our Lady of Adellff'ord. — To the Light of Blessed Mary of 
 
 Adeliftord, 2d. : Wui. Michell, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 St. Katherine. — Liglit of 8t. Katherine, "Id. : John Bargrave, 1501 
 (A. 8, 1) ; Wm. Michell, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Light of 8t. Katherine, 4(/. : Rob' Frevill, 1507 (A. 10, 5) ; 
 Thos. VV^atts, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, (5(/.: Nicholas Kyriell, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 .S7. Nicholas.~\Ag\\t of St. Nicholas, 4f/. : Nicholas Kvriell, 1514 
 
 (A. 12, 10). 
 The Herse. — Light of the Herse, Qd. : Margareta Poyuaunt, 1499 
 (A. 7, 5) ; Nicholas Kvriell, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 
 Light of the Herse, -Id. : Wm. at Welle, 1502 (A. 8, 7) ; 
 Wm. Michell, 1502 (A. 8, 8). 
 
 Buried in the middle pace of the Church, imder the Herse. 
 T.) the Light of the Herse, 8^/. : Thos. Watts, 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 The Torches. — Light of the Torches, 4d. : Margareta Poynaunt, 
 1499 (A. 7, 5) ; Wm. at Welle, 1502 (A. 8, 7)'. 
 
 Light of the Torches, I2d. : Nicholas Kyriell, 1514 (A. 12, 10). 
 To the maintenance of the Torches, 6s. 8d. : Thos. Watts, 
 1528 (A. 18, 3). 
 Varla. — To making a \^ indow near the Boodloft, 20s. : Ric*^ Gennire, 
 150G (A. 10, 0). 
 
 WILMINGTON. 
 
 Dedicntion : St. 3fichae?.—See. " Parish Churches of AVest Kent " 
 in the Transactions of the St. PauVs Ecclesiological Society, 
 vol. iii., p. 295. 
 
 WINGHAM. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the highest ste]) on the north 
 side of the high altar, and a, marble slab to be placed over me. 
 To the high altar where my body is buried, lO.s-. : Robert Tost, 
 Pi'ovost of the Collei^'iate ('hnrch of l^lesseil Mary of AVingham. 
 145(i ((\)ii. 2, fol. 112). 
 
 liiiried in tlie churchvard of the Blessed Marv of Wingham : 
 Ric'' Austen, 1 KM (A. X. 5). 
 
 IJiiricd ill (ill! Church of Our i^ady of Wingham. To every 
 Hrolhorhood in the same Church, a (juarter of malt. To the 
 repiiration of the Nave of the Church, ten marcs : Thos. Roper, 
 gent., 1493 (Con. 3, fol. 359).
 
 EAST KENT. 3G7 
 
 The Rood. — " To lu' ])uri('(l in the Cliiircli of Winj^ham, bctbre the 
 Iinaf^e of Our Blessed Saviour in the I'arisfi ('ha|)el, if I <lie 
 there": Henry Ediall, Provost of Wins,rhain, 1520 (Con. 13, 
 fol. 8). 
 
 Buried in tlu' Cliurcli before the Crueifix : Magister Edward 
 Eepe, priest and Canon of Winghaui, 1528 (A. . . . [?]). 
 
 Light of the Holy Cross of the Roodloft, Gs. 8d. : Hen. 
 Newell, ehaplain of the Ho.s))ital of St. Tliomas the Martvr of 
 Canterbury, 1 17(5 (Con. 2, fol. 325). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, two bushels of barley or Hd. : John 
 Deale of Great Hardres, 1497 (A. G, 10). 
 
 Our Ladi/.— lAghi of Blessed Mary. 4d. : Eic'' Austen, 1-164- 
 (A. 1/5). 
 
 Light of St. Marv, four bushels ot barley or 16^. : John 
 Deale of Great Hardres, 1497 (A. G, 10). 
 
 All Scimfs.— lAght of All Saints, 2d. : Eic'^ Austen, 1464 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 4:d. : John Deale of Great Hardres, 
 1497 (A. G, 10). 
 
 St. Kfffherine.—Ijight of St. Katherine, 4:d. : John Deale of Great 
 Hardres, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Sf. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, one cow : John Deale of Great 
 Hardres, 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 Sf. Thomaa. — Light of St. Thonias in the Church of Winghani, \'2d. : 
 John Styll of Holy Cross in Canterbury, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 
 Light of St. Thomas, Ad. : John Deale of Great Hardres, 
 1497 (A. 6, 10). 
 
 The Herse. — To the Light called Herse tapers, Ad. : John Deal of 
 Great Hardres, 1497 (A. G, 10). 
 
 The Jesus 3Iass. — To maintaining the Jesus Mass in the Church of 
 Winghani, one seam of barley, to be delivered after the next 
 Feast of St. Michael: Alex'''' Stonard of Elmstone, 1529 
 (A. 18,4). 
 
 Varia. — To the College of Wingham, one coverlet of white colour 
 and one silver salt plain without a cover: John Busshe of 
 Swalecliffe, 1474 (A. 2, 9). 
 
 To the College of Wingham, £6 13.s\ Ad. towards buying a 
 jiair of organs or else some other necessary as the Provost and 
 Canons think needful. To Master Provost, 10*. ; to Master 
 Commissary, 6«. 8r/. ; to Mr. John Williams, G.s-. S,/. ; to Mr. Tho- 
 mas Orysed, 6.s'. 8c?. ; to Master Kyrier, Ga-. 8r/. ; to J\Iaster 
 Ambrose Payne, Parson of Lambeth, 6s. 8</. To every Yicar of 
 Wingham, Grf. Towards buying a book called an Antiphonar 
 for llol}' days and Sundays for the (piere on the vicar's side, 
 £4: Sir John Saunders, Prehendary of Wingham. Parson of 
 Demechurrli, and Vicar of Ash, 1509 (Con. ll', fol. 18). 
 
 Out of the money of my residenct^ this (juarter, G.v. 8(/. 
 towards a frontal for the high altar : Magister Kdu. Eepe, priest 
 and canon of Wingham, 1528 (A. . . . [?]). 
 
 Towards the building of Wingham Church, 20,9.: Wm. 
 Kenton of Preston, 1526 (A. 20, 10).
 
 368 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 "I bequeath to tlie building up of the Church of Wiugham 
 if it be builded agaiu, 40s." To the four priests of Wiugham 
 College if I die ai.d be buried in the parish of Wiugham, to 
 every oue of them ]2d. ; and to the five clerks, to each of them 
 (id. : Thos. King, 1541 (A. 22, 2). 
 
 Towards tlie covering of Wiugham Church, £4, of the which 
 in Mr. Colvu's hands, 13s. 4:d. : John Peerse of St. Paul's in 
 Canterbury, 1544 (A. 23, 4). 
 
 To the reparation of tlie Church, the Gs. 8d. which I lent 
 unto the churchwardens to pay the mason : Eob' Soley, 1549 
 (Con. 23, fol. 6). 
 
 To the building of the Parish Church, Gs. Sd.-. Thos. at Well, 
 1555 (Con. 26, fol. 27). 
 
 " Towards the rehedifyng of the Churcli of VV^ingham, 40s., 
 whereof 20s. to be delivered at such time as the sawers [sic] 
 shall begiu to work, aiid the other 20s. to be delivered at such 
 time as the Church shall be in rearing." To the Church, 
 an honest altar-cloth : Thos. Specheley, 1558 (Con. 27, 
 fol. 39). 
 
 " Towards the building of the Parish Church of Wiugham, 
 40s.": Henry Pender, 1559 (Con. 27, fol. 218). 
 
 To the Cliurch to make a window, 30s., and 10s. to make two 
 new pews there: Kichard Solly, 15(!2 (Con. 29). 
 
 WITTEKSHAM. 
 
 Dedication : St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the churchyard of 
 St. John the Baptist of Wittrisham : John Eloner, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 46) ; Isabella Warner, 1461 (Con. 2, fol. 46). 
 
 Buried in the north side of the Church of St. John the 
 Baptist at the end of my seat there ; and ex'ors cause a stone 
 price 26s. M. lo be laid over my body there: Stephen Odearn, 
 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 161). 
 
 Buried in the south aisle of the Church, and to the Church 
 for my burving, Qs. Sd. : Sir Win. Gaynesborough, 1525 (Con. 14, 
 fol. 110). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. John the Baptist of Wittres- 
 ham : Alice, widow of Stephen Odyarne, 1530 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 140). 
 The /("fW. — Light of the Eood (or High Beam Light), I2d.: Hen. 
 Mayne, 1463 (Con. 2, fol. 124); John Smyth, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 fol. 26) ; Joan Poteu, widow, 1527 (Cou. 14, fol. 91) ; Alice 
 Odyarne. widow, 1530 (Cou. 15, fol. 140). 
 
 liight of the Bood, 2()d. : Bic" Polyn, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 39) ; 
 Stephen Odearn, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. i6l). 
 
 I.ight of the High ('ro.ss,4</. : Isabella Warner, 1461 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 16). 
 Our Lady on the Beam. — To the Light of Our Lady on the Beam, 
 lU. ■' BiC Polyn, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 39).
 
 EAST KKNT. 360 
 
 Ovr Laih/. — Light of Blessed M:iry, 4</. : Isabella Warner, 1401 
 
 (Con. '2, fol. 4G) ; Joan Poteu, widow, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 91). 
 Lif,dit of St. Mary, I'ld. : Hen. Mayiie, 1 UiH (Con. 2. 
 
 fol. 124) ; Thos. Clerk, ir,l() (Coq. lO, fol. 2(5) ; Tlios. Pett, 
 
 yeoman, 1505 (P.C.C, 24, Holgrave). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, Sd. : John Smyth, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 
 fol. 2()); Sicphoii Odoarn, l.-)23 (Con. 13, fol. l(!lj. 
 
 To llie Brotlierhood of Hlessed Mary, 0^/. : .lohnEloner, 1401 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 40). 
 Chapel of Our Ltitli/. — l^iiried in the Chaneel of Our Lady. A 
 
 taper of 2 lbs. of wax lo burn before tiie Image of Our Lady on 
 
 the lioly days for ever, and at other times when any priest shall 
 
 say Mass at that Altar, and to that intent to be renewed at 
 
 sundry times iu the vear against the I'^ea^^ts of Our Lady: Kic'" 
 
 Polyn, 1520 (Con. 13. fol. 30;. 
 
 To the sevling of the Chancel of Our Ladv in Wittersi)am, 
 
 five man-s : Jo!ni Polvn, 1527 (Con. 11. fol. 91). 
 Our Ladt/ of Pitij. Light of Our Lady of Pity, ^d. : Sir Win. 
 
 Gaynesborough, 1525 (Cou. 14, fol. 110). 
 
 A taper before Our Lady of Pity to burn as need shall 
 
 reqin're, Os. ^d.- Joan Poten, widow, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 91). 
 St. Anthonii.--U^^\i of St. Anthony, iSd. : Thos. Clerk, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 
 fol. 39) ; John Potyn, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 91). 
 Rt. Cliriafopher.—Urrht of St. Christopher, Gd. : Wui. Short, 1403 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 124); Thos. Pett, 1505 (P.C.C, 24, Holgrave) ; 
 
 Stephen Odearn, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 101); John Potvn, 1527 
 
 (Con. 14, fol. 91). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, 10^^. : Kic'' Lucas, 1525 (Con. 14, 
 
 fol. 74). 
 St. Erasmus. — Light of St. Erasmus, 12c?. : Ric'^ Lucas, 1525 
 
 (Con. 14, fol. 74). 
 St. James. — To the Gevale of St. James, a calf of a year old or 4s. : 
 
 Joan Poten, widow, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 91). 
 >S'^. John. — To tlie gilding of the Image and Tabernacle of St. John 
 
 in the High Chancel. 13s. 4^/. : John Smvth, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 
 fol. 20). 
 
 Light of St. John, Od. : Thos. Pett, 1505 (P.C.C, 24, Hol- 
 grave). 
 
 Light of St. John, 9,d. : Sir Wm. Gaynesborough, 1525 
 
 (Con. 14, fol. 110). 
 St. Katherine. — To the Hrotherhood of St. Katherine, Qd. : John 
 
 Eloner, 1401 (Con. 2, fol. 40). 
 
 Light of St. Katl'.erine, Vld.: Hen. Mayne, 1403 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 124) ; Thos. Clerk. 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 39). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 8^/. : Thos. Pett, 1505 (P.C.C, 24, 
 
 Holgrave) ; Ric'' Polyn, 1520 (Con. 13, fol. 39). 
 St. Michael.— U^rht of St. Michael, 0^. -. Thos. Clerk, 1510 (Con. 10, 
 
 fol. 39). 
 St. Sfephcn. — -Painting the new Image of St. Stephen, 20d. : John 
 
 Smyth, 1510 (Con. 10, fol. 20).
 
 370 TESTAMEKTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Stephen, 12^.: Eic'^ Lucas, 1525 (Con. 14, 
 
 fol. 74). 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury. — Buried in the choir under the step 
 
 before the Image of St. Thomas the Martvr : Thos. Clerk, 1510 
 
 (Con. 10, fol, 39). 
 
 Tlie Herse. — Light of the Herse : Alice Odvarne, widow, 1530 
 
 (Con. 15, fof. 140). 
 Varia. — To the mending of the south aisle, 40a-., to be laid in 
 shingles. To the best Cross, Os. 9>d. to buy two bells of silver 
 to the said Cross : John Potvu, 1527 (Con.' 14, fol. 91). 
 
 To the gilding of the Koodloft, 13s. 4r?. iNIy black hafEer 
 [sic] to the reparation of the Church. My largest sheet to the 
 Church for a surplice, and two new towels over tbe heads of 
 ilary and John. My best kercher to make a corporos [•v/c] for 
 the high altar: Joan Poten, widow, 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 91). 
 
 To the reparation of the Church where most need, kjs. 8d. : 
 Alice Odyarne. widow, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 140). 
 
 To the new Steeple, fis. Htf. To making a new window of 
 glass of tlie same Steeple, Ss. 4(/. : John Ashington. 1501 (Con. G, 
 fol. . . ). 
 
 WOODCHUECH.* 
 
 Dedication : AU Saints. — Buried in the churchyard of All Saints, 
 
 Wodechurch: Thos. Frenchevs, 1413 (Con.' 1, fol. 30) : Peter 
 
 Colyn, 1466 (Con. 2, fol. 164)'; John Bodinden, 1529 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol.'OU). 
 
 Buried in the high Chancel of All Hallows of Wodechurch, 
 
 before the Holy Sacrament of the Altar. A stone to be laid 
 
 over my bod^^ with a scripture of my name and day and year of 
 
 death : John Eeason, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 155). 
 The Rood.— LUrht of the Cross, 3s. 4d.: Thos. Frencheys, 1413 
 
 (Con. 1, fol. 30). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, 12^. : Peter Colyn, 1466 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 164). 
 Our iff ^y.— Light of St. Mary, 20^.: Thos. Frencheys, 1413 
 
 (Con.'l, f(.l. 30) ; Margaret Brown, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 Light of Blessed Mary, I2d. : Alan Engeham, 1458 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 115); Peter Colyn, 1466 (Con. 2, fol. 164); Wm. Kenet, 
 
 1470 (Con. 2, fol. 198) ; Agnes at Hale, widow, 1475 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 301). 
 
 Mght of Our Lady, Qs. Sd. : John Engeham of St. Peter's in 
 
 Sandwich, 1524 (A. 16, 4). 
 Chapel of Our Ladt/. — Bnried in the Chancel of Blessed Mary in 
 
 the Church of All Saints of Wociechurche : Alan Engeham, 
 
 145S (Con. 2, fol. 115); Margaret, wife of John Brown, 1479 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 
 ♦ See Arvhosolo^ia Cantiana, Vol. XIV., \). 344,
 
 EAST KENT. 371 
 
 To the mal\in<^ a new wiiulow in tlic Clianccl of the Blessed 
 Yirjjfin Mary in tlie Chnrch, (J.v. Sd.: Dionisia Norland, 1 10() 
 (Con. 3, fol. 270). 
 aS^^. Christopher. — Lif^ht of St. Christopher, 2d.: Aj^nes at Hale, 
 widow, 147o (Con. 2, fol. 304) ; Margaret Brown, 1479 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 425); John Bodinden, 152!) (Con. 1.3, fol. 00). 
 St. George. — Light of St. George, 12rt'. : Margaret Brown, 1479 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 St. Kathcrinc. — Light of St. Katherine, V2d. : \Vm. Kenet, 1470 
 (Con. 2, fol. 198) ; Margaret Brown. 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, 2d. : Agnes at Hale, widow, 1475 
 (Con. 2. fol. 304) ; .lol.-j Bodinden. 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 60). 
 St. Leonard. — Light of St. Leonard, 12(/. : Margaret Brown, 1479 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. ^rargaret. ^2d.■. Margaret Brown, 
 
 1479' (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 St. NichoUis.—'LxghX of St. Nicholas, 8^/. : Peter Colyn, 1400 
 (Con. 2, fol. 164). 
 
 Light of St. Nicdiolas, 12./.: Win. Kenet. 1470 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 198) ; Margaret Jirown, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, Gr/. : .\o\m Bodinden, 1529 (Con. 15, 
 fol. GO). 
 
 To the Brotherhoods of the Blessed Mary and St. Nicholas 
 in the Church of VV^oodchurch, 4f/. : John Spert of Tenterdeii, 
 1500 (A. 8, 2). 
 St. Stephen. — Light of St. Stephen : Agnes at Hale, 1475 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 304) ; Margaret Browne, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 425). 
 The ^^rse.— Light of the Herse, 6^;. : Peter Colyn, 1466 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 164); Maranret Browne, 1479 (Con. 2, fol. 425); John 
 Bodinden, 1529 (Con. 15, fol. 60). 
 
 Light of the Herse, 20f/. : \Vm. Kenet, 1470 (Con. 2. 
 fol. 198). 
 Varia. — To the reparation of the Steeple and Bells: John Kngeham 
 of St. Peter's in Sandwich, 1521 (A. 1(>, 4). 
 
 To the parishioners and wardens of Woodchurch, £5 to bny 
 a chalice: John Beason, curate, 1530 (Con. 15, fol. 155). 
 
 WOODCHURCH (ix Thanet). 
 
 This Church was al) mt a mile south-east of Birchingttni. In 
 1377 the Vicar of Monkton had to provide a Chaplain in tin- 
 Chapel of Wode, to celebrate Mas.s on Sundays, AVednesdays, 
 and Fridays. (Hasteds History of Kent.) 
 
 The stones from this old Cliurch may he seen in the farm 
 hnildings that are on the other side of the road, opposite the site 
 of \V^)od( hurch. The font is at Que.\. (See Archoeologia Con- 
 tiana, Vol. XXV., p. 13.) 
 Dedication : St. Nicholas.— Buried in the churchvard of St. Nicho- 
 las at Wood: Thos. Holwarding, 1497 (Con. '4, fol. 127). 
 
 B B 2
 
 372 TESTAMENTA CANTTANA. 
 
 Buried in the Chureli of St. ]S'icholas at Wode. To the 
 Church of Wode, Gs. 8d. : Johu Dicar of St. John's in Thanet, 
 
 1526 (A. 17, 7). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of the Cliurch of Wcod St. Nichn- 
 las: Niehokis Pahner, 1527 (Con. U, fol. 193). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of Wood: Michael Burforth, 1585 
 (Con. 15, fol. 303); John Helling, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 303); 
 Thos. Barges, 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 327). 
 
 To the reparation of tlie Church of AVood, 5s. yearly out of 
 my lands in the parish of AVood for evermore : Thos. Barges, 
 1535 (Con. 15, fol. 327). 
 
 Buried in the churchyard of St. Nicholas at Wood. Kepara- 
 
 tion of the Church, 5s. : Nicholas Coleman, 1544 (A. 24, 2). 
 
 The Hood. — To the reparation of the Cross of St. Nicholas of 
 
 Wodde, 2s. : John Pettit of Birchington, 1523 (Con. 13, fol. 204). 
 
 Our Ladi^. — To the Light of Blessed Mary in the Church of AVoode, 
 
 40(/.: Cecilia Parkere of Birchington 1429 (Con. 1, fol. 19). 
 
 Light of St. Mary of AVode, two bushels of barley : Thos. 
 Smyth Philpott of St! John's in Thanet, 1472 (A. 2, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : JS^icholas Palmer, 
 
 1527 (Con. 14, fol. 193). 
 
 St. James. — Buried in the Church of St. Nicholas a AVood, before 
 
 the altar of St. James: John Stretyn, 1536 (Con. 15, fol. 342). 
 The Torches. — To the Light of the Torches of AVoode, 406?.: Cecilia 
 
 Parkere of Birchington, 1429 (Con. 1, fol. 19). 
 Varia. — To the work of the Church of AVode, 10s. : John Parker of 
 
 Birchington, 1412 (Con. 1, fol. 29). 
 
 To the Church of Wodechurch, 3s. 4flf. : Kic'' Queke of 
 
 Birchington, 1459 (Con. 2, fol. 113). 
 
 To the Parish Church of AVodechurch within the same Isle, 
 
 6s. 'Sd. : Juliane, wife of Thos. St. Nicholas of St. Lawrence, 
 
 1499 (A. 7, . .). 
 
 AVOODNESBOROUGH. 
 
 Dedication : Our Lady. — Buried in the chui'chyard of St. Mary of 
 Wodeiiesbcrgh : .I'ohn Pendo, 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; Thos. Watte, 
 1474 (A. 2, 13) ; Elene Oyens, 1476 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of the Church of AV^ynsburgh. To 
 the Church, 20s. to buy a cope : Dom Nicholas Bermecham, 
 vicar, 1496 (Con. 4, fol. "104). 
 The Hood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of ])ar]oy ; John Pende, 
 1465 (A. 1, 7) ; Thos.' Watte, 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4cd. : Thos. Corney, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, a busliel of barley : John Pende, 
 1465 (A. 1, 7). 
 
 Light of St. James, 20^/. : Elene Oyens, 1 176 (A. 3, 4). 
 Light of St. .lames, 8</. : Thos. Gorney, 1477 (A. 3, 6). 
 St. Marqarel. — Light of St. Margaret, a bushel of barley : Johi^ 
 PtiKle, 1465 (A, I, 7) ; Thos. Watte, 1474 (A. 2, 13).
 
 EAST KENT. 373 
 
 lj\i;U of SI. :\larsaret, 2d.: John Bowik], 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 Light of St. Margiiret, Hd. : 'I'hos. (jloriiey, 1177 (A. 3, (3). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of barley : ThoH. Watte, 
 
 1474 (A. 2, 13). 
 Tlifi Troital. — To the maintenance of llie Trentall there, one ewe: 
 
 John IVnde, 14Go (A. 1, 7). 
 I'd rid. --'W^ buying of a Portifer, Srf. : John J3o\vnd, 1477 (A. 3, 5). 
 
 VV COTTON. 
 
 Dedicdlion : Sf. Martin. — Buried in the Church. To the Church, 
 ten marcs : John Honte, rector, 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 32). 
 
 Buried in tlie churchyard of St. Martin of Wotton : Thos, 
 Goldhnch, I47r. (A. 2, IS). 
 
 J3iiri(!(l in the Church of St. Martin of Wotton : AVm. Mery- 
 weder, 1519 (A. 14, 0). 
 The Rood. — Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barlev : Thos. Gold- 
 iinch, 1475 (A. 2, 18); John Wotton of Hawkinge, 14s3 (A. 3, 
 27). 
 
 Light of the Hood, 4^/. : Wm. Meryweder. 1519 (A. 14, 6). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, four bushels of grain : John 
 Honte, rector, 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 32). 
 
 Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley: John Hambrook, 
 I486 (A. 4, 5) ; John Wotton of Hawkinge, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, U. : Wm. Meryweder, 1519 (A. 14, 6). 
 St. Kafherine. —hight of St. Katherine, four bushels of grain : 
 John Honte, rector, 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 32). 
 
 To the reparation or new making the Image of St. Katherine, 
 one ewe: John Hambrook, 14 SO (A. 4, 5). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barlev : John Wotton of 
 Hawkinge, 1483 (A. 3, 27). 
 
 Buried in St. Katherine's Clia])cl in the Church of Wotton. 
 For my burial, Us. 8d. : Thos. Harsefeld, 1537 (A. 21, 3). 
 
 Buried in the Church beside my husband : Elisabeth, widow 
 of Thos. Harsefeld, 1538 (A. 21, 3). 
 St. Martin. — Light of St. Martin, four bushels of grain: Jolui 
 Honte, rector, 1414 (Con. 1, fol. 32). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, a bushel of barlev : John Hambrook, 
 1486 (A. 4, 5) ; John W^otton of Hawkinge, L483 (A. 3. 27). 
 
 Light of St. Martin, ^d. : Wm. Mervwedei-, 1519 (A. 14. 6). 
 
 Buried in the Church afore St. Martin in the ciuere, afore 
 the high altar. To the Church for buying a cope, 2U.s-. : John 
 Grene, rector, 1537 (A. 21, 2). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, two bushels of grain : John 
 
 Honte, rector, 1414 (Con. 1, f(d. 32). 
 Easter Sepulchre. — I'o the Sepulchre, a cow to tind a taper of 3 lbs. 
 of wax: Elisabeth, widow of Thos. Harsefeld, 1538 (A. 21, 3).
 
 374 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 WOKMSHILL. 
 
 Dedication : >SY. Giles. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Giles o£ 
 Worinvshill : Thos. Pepvr, 14G0 (Cow. 2. fol. 14) ; Jas. Pratt, 
 1463 (A. 1, 6) ; Tiios. Wade, 147S (A. 3, 8) ; John Peper, 151(5 
 (A. 12, 8). 
 
 Buried in the Chancel of Wormessill : Bob' Froddesham, 
 1472 (A. 2, 5). 
 T/ie Triniti/.—Ught of Holy Trinity, 4f/. : Thos. Wade, 1478 (A. 3, 
 8) ; Wm. Thatcher, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 
 To the gilding of an Image of the Trinity to stand in the 
 Beam of the Boodloft, 8s.: John Peper, 1516 (A. 12, 
 IS). 
 The Bood.—Uirht of the High Cross, 20d : Thos. Pepyr, 1460 
 (Con. 2, fol. 14) ; Thos. Wade, 1478 (A. 3, 8). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 4d. -. Jas. Pratt, 1463 (A. 1. 6) ; Thos. 
 Frances, 1474 (A. 2, 10). 
 
 Light of the Cross, 8^/. : Harry Pratt, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 Our Lady. — Light of Blessed Mary, 3s. '^d. : Thos. Pepyr, 1460 
 (Con. 2, fol. 14). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 4J. : Jas. Pratt, 1463 
 (A. 1, 6) ; Thos. Frances, 1474 (A. 2, 10) ; Thos. Wade, 1478 
 (A. 3, 8). 
 
 Light of Our Lady, M. : Harry Pratt, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 To the mending of the face of the Image of Our Lady 
 standing in the north ile, 4f?. To Our Lady Altar in the same 
 Church, a sheet: Isabell Peper, 1519 (A. 13, 5). 
 8t. Christopher. — Light of St. Christopher, 2d. : Jas. Pratt, 1463 
 
 (A. 1, 6). 
 at. r/i7es.— Light of St. Giles, 12^/. : Thos. Pepyr, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 14). 
 
 Light of St. Giles, U. : Wm. Thatcher, 1499 (A. 7, S). 
 Light of St. Giles, 8^/. : Harry Pratt, 1505 (A. 9, 4). 
 St. James. — Light of St. James, 4J. : Thos. Pepyr, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 fol. 14) ; Thos. Wade, 1478 (A. 3, 8) ; Wm. Thatcher, 1499 
 (A. 7, 8). 
 St. ,/o///i.— Light of St. John, 4</. : Thos. Pepyr, 1460 (Con. 2, 
 
 fol. 14) ; Wm. Thatcher, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 »S7. John the Buptist. — Light of St. John the Baptist, A-d. : Thos. 
 
 Wade, 1478 (A. 3, 8). 
 St. Katherine. — Light of St. Katherine, Ad. : Thos. Wade, 1478 
 
 (A. 3, 8). 
 St. J/«;7«r67.— Liglit of St. Margaret, 4(/. : Thos. Pepvr, 1460 
 
 (Con. 2, fol. 14). 
 St. Michael.— hi^\ii of St. Michael, -id. : Thos. Wade, 1478 
 
 (A. 3, 8). 
 St. Nicholas. -Light of St. Nicholas, Ad. : Thos. Pepyr, 1460 (Cou. 2, 
 
 fol. 14j ; Wm. Thatcher, 1499 (A. 7, 8). 
 The Sepulchre.— L\'^hi of the Sepulchre, 20(/. : Tiios. Pepyr, 1460 
 (Cou. 2, fol. 14).
 
 EAST KENT. 375 
 
 Varid. — For the siisteiitation of one Lamp biirninp; in the Churcli 
 of Wonnessell, wliicli on Fentive Days at Mattiiis, Mass, aji<l 
 Vespeis, ami on the Vij^ils of the Nativity of Our Loi*d, Easter, 
 Trinity, Finding,' of Holy Cross, and Exaltation of Holy Cross, 
 shall burn tliroiigli the night, 2G.s\ Hil. : lioh^ Eroddesham, 1472 
 (A. 2, 5). 
 
 To the i-eparation of the ai'cli in the north isle, 20*-.: Heu. 
 Trait, loOo (A. 9, 4j. 
 
 WYMLINGSWOLD. 
 
 Dedication : St. j\I(i>(/aret.- To the Chureh of Wymelyngweld for 
 the reparation of the nave of the Church, iO*-. : John Nethersole, 
 1505 (F.C.C, 25, Holgrave). 
 
 " To the maintenance of a taper to burn before the Sepulchre 
 for ever in St. Margaret's Church of Wymyngewold, a cow. 
 And I will that one vvilhin the parish shall ever have to farm 
 and the profit of the cow, so that he maintain the foresaid taper 
 to burn before the foresaid Sepulchre during the Easter Holy- 
 days. .And cause a Mass to be said by the Curate for my soul 
 and all Christian souls the next day after St. Margaret." If 
 the Wardens of the Church of Wymyngeweld will not see and 
 cause this to be done, then the churchwai'ilcns of Kingeston 
 shall have the cow and do for me in like manner. To the 
 finding of the aforesaid Taper, 3s.. and the stock of the same 
 ^aper be i lbs. of wax at the least yearly, to the honor of the 
 Holy Resurrection of Our Lord. To every Light of the Church 
 of VVymyngeweld, (id , and to the reparation of the same Church, 
 6a'. Hd.: Richard Nethersole of Kingston, 1528 (A. IS, 2). 
 
 WORTH. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter. — Buried in the churchyard of St. Peter of 
 Worth : John Wodecok, 1482 (Con. 2, fol. 53S). 
 
 Buried in the churchvard of St. Peter of Orth [sic] beside 
 the body of my father : \Vm. Lake, 14-97 (Con. 4, fol. 122). 
 
 Buried iu the Chui-ch of Worth iu the middle pace : Henry 
 Adams, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31). 
 
 Buried in the Church of St. Peter of Worde before the 
 Chancel door: Edw. Browne, 155S (Con. 27, lol. 3()). 
 The iJoor/. — Buried in the Cliurch of St. Peter of Worth before the 
 High Cross. To each Brotherhood in the Church, 4^^. : John 
 Barton of St. Bartholomew's Hospital in Sandwich, 1489 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 220). 
 
 To the maintenance of a Lamp burning before the High 
 Cross, a cow: Stepheu Malyn, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 75).
 
 376 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, a bushel of barley : Wm. Lake, 1497 
 (Con. 4, fol. 122) ; Hen. Adams, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Great Cross : Cristina, 
 relict of Eob« AVebb, 1502 (Con. 7, foi: 45). 
 Our Lady. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Mary : 
 Thos. Septvans, 1473 (Con. 2, fol. 225); Wm. AVebb, 1501 
 (Con. 6, fol. 36). 
 
 Buried in the Chapel of Our Lady in the Church of Worth. 
 To each of the six Lights in the Church, a bushel of barley : 
 Thos, Rigden, 1533 (A. 19, 16). 
 All Samts. — Light of All Saints, Vld. : Cristina, relict of Rob' 
 AVebb, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 45). 
 
 Light of All Hallows, a bushel of barley : Hen. Adams, 
 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31) ; Margaret Morell, widow, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 fol. 50). 
 Corpus Christi. — Light of Corpus Christi, 12^. : Cristina, relict of 
 Rob* AVebb, 1502 (Con. 7, fol. 45). 
 
 Light of Coi^pus Christi, a bushel of barley : Henry Adams, 
 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31) ; Margaret Morell, 1528 (Con. 15, fol. 50). 
 St. John the Baptist. — Buried in the Parish Church of AVorth 
 before the Image of St. John the Baptist. To each Light in 
 the Church, Qd. : Stephen Malyn, 1495 (Con. 4, fol. 75). 
 St. Katherine. — Buried in the Church before the Image of 
 St. Katherine. To each Light of which I am a brother, two 
 bushels of b;irley : Wm. Drurv, 1485 (Con. 3, fol. 30). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, Qd. : John Brown, 1479 (( on. 2, fol. 461) . 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, a bushel of barley : Henry Adams, 
 
 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31) ; Margaret Morell, widow, 1528 (Con. 15, 
 
 fol. 50). 
 
 St. Feter.—Uirht of St. Peter, 12r/. : Cristina AVebb, widow, 1502 
 
 (Con. 7, fol. 45). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, a bushel of bailev : Henry Adams, 1524 
 (Con. 14, fol. 31) ; Margaret Morell, 1528 (Con.*15, fol. 50). 
 St. Thomas. — Light of St. Thomas, a bushel of bai'ley : Henry Adams, 
 
 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31). 
 The Basin. — To the Light of the Basin, u bushel of barley : Henry 
 
 Adams, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 81). 
 Varia. — To the buying of a Grayle Book noted, 3s. 4t?. : Henry 
 Adams, 1524 (Con. 14, fol. 31). 
 
 To the Wardens of the Parish Church of AVorth, half an 
 acre of land at Halkelynge in the parish of AVorth, for the 
 support and iDainlaining of th(; tower of the same Church: 
 Ric" Drury of St. Peter in Sandwich, 1496 (A. 6, 6). 
 
 AVYCHLING. 
 
 Dedication: St. Mart/aret. — Buried in the chui'chyard of St. Mar- 
 garet of Wychiling: Thos. I'nrkcr. I Kid (,\. 1, 10): AViri. 
 AVrede, 1471 (A. 2, 1).
 
 EAST KENT. 377 
 
 Buried in llic eliurcliyanl hoiurc the Porch, in llie procession 
 way there: Wni. at l<'ret]>e, loOG (A. 10, 2). 
 The Rood. — Liglit of Uolv Cross, one owe: VVni. Wrede, 1471 
 (A. 2, I). 
 
 Light of the Rood, 4</. : Win. at Krethc, l.jCKJ (.\. 10, 2). 
 Buried before the Image of Holy Cross. To tlie reparation 
 of ]loly Cross. OV. Sr/. : Margarela Duiigate, 1517 (\. 12, 
 20). 
 Our Lady.— l,\o\xt of Our Ladv, 2d. : Wni. at iM'ethe, loOG fA. 10, 
 
 2) ; Rob' Parker, 1528 (A/IS, 1). 
 
 Our Ladji of Pity. — Jiuried in the Church of St. Margaret of 
 
 Wichimg before Onr Lady of Pity: Rob' Parker, 1528 
 
 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 Ht. Blaise.— lA^i of St. Blaise, 12^/. : Rob' Parker, 152S (A. 18, 1). 
 
 tit. Okrisfoj)her. — lAirht of St. Christopher, one ewe: Wui. AVrede, 
 
 1471 (A. 2, 1) ; Robert Parker, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 -SY, Kntherine. —U^ht of St. Katberine, 8f/. : Tlios. Parker, 1466 
 (A. 1, 10) ; Rob' Parker, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Katherine, one ewe: Wm. Wrede, 1471 
 (A. 2,1). 
 St. Mnrynret. — Light of St. Margaret, S(/. ; also two ewes that the 
 same Light may burn about me in my trenlal and anniversarv : 
 Thos. Parker, 1466 (A. 1, 10). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, hve ewes : Roberge, widow of John 
 Down of llaitlip, 1501 (Con. 6, fol. 28). 
 
 Light of St. Margaret, 8<<?. : Rol)' Parker, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 Si. Man/ Mar/dalene.~-L\<i}-[t of St. Mary Magdalene, Hd.: Rob' 
 
 Parker, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 St. Nicholas. — Light of St. Nicholas, live ewes : Roberge, widow of 
 John Downe of Hartlip, 1501 (CVn. 6, fol. 23). 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 12^/. : Rob' Parker, 1528 (A. 18, 1). 
 Varia. — Within two years after my death, about the renewing and 
 amending of the Blessed Rood, and also Mai'v and John, in the 
 Church, 206-.: Wm. at Frethe, 1506 (A. 10, 2). 
 
 WYE. 
 
 Dedication: St. Gregory and St. Martin. — Buried in the church- 
 yard of St. Gregory of Wve : John Bigge of Eastwell, 1463 
 (A. 1,6); Michael Bunteflour, 1473 (A. 2, 8); ITen. Pittog, 
 1475 (A. 2, 17) ; Wm. Hart, 1500 (A. 8, 2). 
 
 Buried iu the churchyard of St. Gregory :wid St. Martin of 
 Wye : Hamo German, 1475 (A. 2, 18) ; John Selk. 1484 (Con. 3, 
 fol. 5). 
 
 Buried in the churcliyard of St. Geoi-ge [.v/cj of Wye : 
 Nicholas Barrey, 1477 (A. 3, 4) ; John Kent. 1177 (A. 3, 4)'. 
 
 Buried in the Church of Wve. To each Light there, 20r/. : 
 Wm. Selys, 1477 (A. 3, 4).
 
 378 TESTAME?^TA CANTIANA. 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Parish Church of Wye : Nicholas 
 Garland, chaplain of the College of St. Gregory and St. Martin 
 of Wye, 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 5). 
 
 Buried in the choir of the Collegiate Church of Wye, near 
 tlie body of my mother if I die in Wye. To the high altar if 
 buried there, 20.b-. To each Chaplain of the College, ISs. -id. : 
 Nicholas Wright. 1499 (Con. o, fol. 55). 
 
 Buried in the Chui'ch near the font; and to the reparation 
 of the Church for my burial, 6s. Sd. : John Beverly, 1505 
 (A. 9,2). 
 
 Buried iu the Church beside my father : John Bevle, 1518 
 (A. 13,7). 
 
 Buried in the Parish Church of Wy in tlie rowme between 
 my ppvv and the quer : Jolm Rose, 1505 (P.C.C.,29, Holgrave). 
 Thfi Trill if I/. — Light of Holy Trinity, a bushel of barley: Michael 
 Buuteiiour, 1473 (A. 2. 8) ; John Bond, 117G (A. 3, 1). 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, 20d. : Thos. WvHok, 1474 (A. 2, 
 
 Light of Holy Trinity, Ss. 4r/. : llamo (ierman, 1475 (A. 2, 
 
 To the Light of Holy Trinity foi- to have the tapers about 
 uiy body on the day of my burial and of my trental, four bushels 
 of barley: Nicholas Barrev, 1477 CA. 3, 4). 
 The Hood.— Light of llolv Cross in the Church of Wye, 12^/. : John 
 Bigge of Eastwell, 1463 (A, 1, 6). 
 
 To the support of the Light of Holy Cross, 4J. : John Selk, 
 14S4 (Con. 3, fol. 5). 
 
 Light of the High Cross, SJ. : Andrew Hawker, 1498 
 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of Holy Cross, 3.v. -Id. : .loan Foule, widow, 1500 
 (Con. 5, fol. 78). ' 
 
 Light of the Cross, Gd. ; and to the Lights of Our Lady and 
 St. John, Gd.: John Men, 1488 (Con. 3, fol. 184). 
 
 To every of the Lights there of the Holy Cross, Our Lady, 
 and St. John, 12^.: John Rose, 1505 (FCC, 29, Holgrave). 
 
 Buried before the High Cross. Light of the Cross, Sd. : 
 Jolni lle.t, 1514 (A. 12, 11). 
 Ndtivlti/ of Onr Lord. — Jiiglit of the Xativitv of Our Lord in the 
 
 wall' Vld.: Jnan, widow of Th^.s. Berry. 1510 (\. 11, 8). 
 Our Lody. — Light of St. Mary, a bushel of barley : Michael Bunte- 
 Hour," 1473 (A. 2, 8) : .Inlm B m,!. 1 I7('. (A. 3, 1) ; Jas. Ryman, 
 1199 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of the Blessed Vir<;in Mar}", l-/. : .lohn Kcnl, 1177 
 (A. 3, 4) : John St-lk, 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 5) ; .lohn Bevle, 1518 
 (A. 13, 7). 
 
 liight of iilcsscd -Mary, 2.'}.: Nicholas Ciarland, chaplain, 
 1499 (Con. 5, fol. 5). 
 
 Light (.f Our Lady, 8^/.: .Aiuhvw Hawker, 1 t9S (A. 7, 3). 
 Chniicel of Our Lady. -Light of lilcsst-d .Mary in the Norlh 
 Chancel, 'lOd. : Thos. Wyllok, 1474 (A. 2, 14).'
 
 EAST KENT. :i79 
 
 Light of Our Lady in Our Lady's Chance], (h/. : Joliii ilurt, 
 1.',I4 (A. 12, 11). 
 Our Laihj in Childhirth. — Light of the Blessed Virgin Marv in 
 
 childbirth, W. : John Kent, 1477 (A. 8, 4). 
 Bivlh of Onr Ladtj. — Jjiglit of the liii-th of Our liudv, -A*/. : John 
 
 Bevle, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 Our LaiJjj of Pifi/.- I>ighi of Si. Mary of Pity, i lb. of wax: John 
 Beverly, 150.") (A. J), 2). 
 
 Light of Our Lady of Pity, Ad.: John Bevle, 1518 (A. 13. 7). 
 Our Lady in tin; Wall. — Light of Our Lady in the Wall, 4(/. : Alice 
 Jaiicok, 14;)S) (A. 7, 7). 
 
 Light of Our Lady in the Wall, Vld. : Joan Foule, widow, 
 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 78). 
 8t. Mary Ma(/dalene. — Light of St. Mary Magdalene, a bushel of 
 
 barley: Jas. Kyinan, 1 !!)<) (A. 7, 3). 
 St. Anne and St. Jai/ie.^. — Light of St. Anne and St. James, 6</. ; 
 and to each other Light in the Cliurch, 4(/. : Keginald at Wode, 
 14(>4 (A. 1, 5). 
 
 Jjight of St. Anne and St. James, 6^/. : John Kent, 1477 
 (A. 3, 4) ; Joan Foule, widow, 1500 (Con. 5, fol. 78). 
 
 Light of St. Anne and St. James, a bushel of barley : 
 
 Michael BunteHour, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; John Bonde, 1470 (A. 3, 1). 
 
 St. Anthony. — Light of St. Anthony, 4(/. : John Bevle, 1518 
 
 (A. 13, 7).^ 
 >SV. Appolin. — J'hree tapers of half a lb. for one whole year to buru 
 every Sunday during the High Mass, before the Images of St. 
 Sebastian, St. Erasmus, and St. Appolin: Joliii Bevle, 1518 
 (A. 13, 7). 
 St. Clement.— U^yht of St. Clement, ijd. : John Hose, 1505 (B.C.C., 
 29, Holgrave). 
 
 Light of St. Clement, 4</. : John Bevle, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 »S7. Christopher. — Light of St. Cliristopher, half a bushel of barley: 
 Michael Buntetlour, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Christopher, Sd. : Hamo German, 1475 (A . 2, 18). 
 Light of St. Christopher, 4(/. : John Bevle, 1518 (.A. 13, 7). 
 St. Erasmits. — Light of St. Erasmus, half a bushel of barley : 
 Michael Buntetlour, 1473 (A. 2, 8). 
 
 Light of St. Erasmus, 8r/. : Thos. Wyllok, 1474 (A. 2, 14). 
 Light of St. Erasmus, half a lb. of wax made into a candle to 
 burn every Sunday at the time of High Mass, for one year: 
 John Beverly, 1505 (A. 9, 2). [See under St. Appolin.] 
 St. J^r/wes.— Light of St. James, 2d.: Henrv Pittog, 1475 (A. 2, 17); 
 John Andrew^ 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 300).' 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar oP St. James the 
 Apostle. To the six chief Jjights now in the Church, Vld. eat-h : 
 John Bedford, 1491 (Cou. 1-, lol. 21). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. James : Wm. 
 Jancolc, 1497 (A. 0, 0) ; Alice Jancok, 1499 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. John. — Light of St. John, 8r/. : John Bigge of Eastwell, 1403 
 (A. 1, 0) ; John Andrew, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 300).
 
 aso TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Light of St. Johu, a bushel of barley: Michael Bunteflour, 
 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; John Bond, 1476 (A. 3, 1). 
 
 Light of St. Johu, I2d. : John Bevle, 1518 (A. 13, 7). 
 Sf. John the Evangelist. — Light of St. Johu the Evangelist, I2d. : 
 
 Johu Beverly, 'loO/J (A. 9, 2). 
 Sf. John the Baptist.— Light of St. Johu the Baptist, I2d. : Thos. 
 AVyllok, 1474 (A. 2, 14) ; Jolui Beverly, 1505 (A. 9, 2). 
 
 Light of St. Johu the Baptist, Sd. : Hamo German, 1475 
 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of St. Johu the Baptist, 6d. : Alice Jancok, 1499 
 (A. 7, 7). 
 St. Kathenne. — Light of St. Katherine, 4^/. : Hamo German, 1475 
 
 (A. 2, 18) ; Joan, widow of Thos. Bery, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 St. Marqaret. — Light of St. JNlargaret, 4</. : Hamo German, 1475 
 (A. 2. IS) ; Joan, widow of Thos. Bery, 1510 (A. 11, 8) ; John 
 Bevle, 15 L8 (A. 13, 7). 
 St. Nicholas. — Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Nicho- 
 las ; and to the Ciuirch for my bui'ial. \0s. : Thos. Wyllok, 1474 
 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 Buried in the Church before the Altar of St. Nicholas : 
 Giles Palmer, 1522 (Con. 13, fol. 12Sj. 
 
 Light of St. Nicholas, Hd. : Haino German, 1475 (A. 2, 18). 
 Light of St. Nicholas, 4^d. : John Kent, 1477 (A. 3, 4) ; John 
 Selk. 1484 (Con. 3, fol. 5) ; Alice Jancok, 1499 (A. 7, 7); Joan 
 Berry, widow, 1510 (A. 11, 8). 
 Sf. Peter. — Light of St. Peter, a bushel of barley : Michael Bunte- 
 flour, 1473 (A. 2, 8) ; Jas. Byman, 1499 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 Light of St. Peter, GJ. : John Iden, 148S (Con. 3, fol. 184) ; 
 John Andrew, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 306). 
 
 I.i-ht of St. Peter, M. : Alice Jancok, 1 199 (A. 7, 7) ; John 
 Beverly, 1505 (A. 9, 2) ; Wm. Sowslev, chaplain, 1513 (Con. 11, 
 fol. 85). 
 St. Peter and St. Paul. — Light of the Apostles Peter and Paul, Sd.: 
 Johu Bigge of Eastwell, 1463 (A. 1, 6); Hamo (ierman, 1475 
 (A. 2, 18). 
 
 Light of the Apostles Peter and I'luil, a bushel of barley: 
 John lionil. 1476 (A. 3, 1). 
 
 Light of the Apostles Peter and P;iul, 4*/. : John Kent, 1477 
 (A. 3, 4). 
 *SV. Sebastian. — See under .SV. AppoJin. 
 Sf. Thomas.— UgUi of St. Thomas, ijd.: Joim Iden, 1488 (Con. 3, 
 
 fol. 184; ; John .\ndrew, 1491 (Con. 3, fol. 306). 
 Youn(/mens Lufht. — To the Youugmen's Light called Torch Light, 
 12(/. : Joan'Foule, widow, 150(3 (Con. 5, fol. 78). 
 
 To eilhcr [>iglit of the parish torches ajid Bachelor's torches, 
 12(/. : John Ko.sc, 1505 (I'.C.C, 29, Ilolgrave). 
 Varia.- To the reparation of the Tower of Wye, 40.s'. : Thos. 
 Wyllok, 1471 (A. 2, 14). 
 
 To the rej)aration of the Tower, live marcs. To each priest 
 of the College of Wye, 20(/., and to each cleric, i2d., and to
 
 EAST KENT. 381 
 
 each chorister, 4(/. To the Church, one set of Vestmenta and 
 one Aiiti|)]i()iiar, £10, to he paid within three years after mv 
 death: Wni. JSelvs, 11-77 (A. 3, 4). 
 
 To the College of Wye, one chest of silver worth 2Us. : 
 Nicholas Garland, chaplain, 140S) (Con. 5, fol. 5). 
 
 To the reparation of the Ik'lls, S.s. 4d. : Andrew Hawker, 
 1498 (A. 7, 3j. 
 
 To buying a new cross of silver and gilt for the Cliun-li, 
 3.S-. 4^/. : AVm. Payn, 1498 (A. 7, 3). 
 
 To the mal<ii)g of a covering over the Font, (is. HcL To the 
 reparation of the Churcli, 206-. To tlie paving of the north ile, 
 Qs. Hd.: John Rose, 1505 (P.C.C, 29, Holgrave). 
 
 To th(! helving [i.e. roofiiuf'\ of the sonth aisle, 20.s-. To the 
 reparation of the west window of Battle Abbev, 20i'. : John 
 Bevle, 1518 (A. 13, 7) 
 
 To the College of Wye, all my ])rick song books, w-ith 
 Antemmes and Masses, to be used there to the laude of Our 
 Blessed Lady and the holy Doctor St. Gregory : Thos. Eoger, 
 Kector of Stowting, 1530 (A. 19, 1). 
 
 YALDING. 
 
 Dedication : St. Peter nnd St. Prml. — See " Parish Churches of 
 West Kent " in the Transactions of the St. PanJ's Ecclesiological 
 Society, vol. iii., p. 29G.
 
 APPENDIX A. 
 
 EPITOME OF SOME OF PRINCIPAL WORKS 
 MENTIONED IN THE BEQUESTS. 
 
 ROODLOFTS. 
 
 In the following" Parish Churches bequests were made 
 towards a new roodloft, and in those places where the 
 screen, or the lower part, remains to the present day, may 
 possibly help to fix the date within a few years : — 
 
 Adisham, lo2S. Ashford, 1473. Bapchild, loOU. Biddenden, 
 1477 — 12d. to making- the Images of the Roodloft ; in the same 
 year, 8d. for a new Image of St. Lawrence in the new Roodloft. 
 Blean, 1526. Boughton Blean, 1.559 — To the new boarding and 
 making anew of the backside of the Roodloft. Bridge, 1522. 
 Canterbury, Holy Cross, 1517; 1521, 5.s. a new Rood. Canter- 
 bury, !St. Peter, 1514. Cliallock, 1509— Mending of the Rood. 
 Chart, 1477 — Making of a new high "camera" for the chief 
 cross of the Church being made now. Eastling, 1497 — Roodloft. 
 Eastry, 1532. Frinstead, 1497— A new Roodloft before the 
 Crucifix. Frittenden, 1499 — A new Roodloft. Godmersham, 
 1500— New Roodloft. Coudhurst, 1491. 1500— A new linen 
 cloth to cover the new Beam. Hd. to the work of the Koodbeam 
 of the Church. Great Hnrdres, 1504 — A new Roodloft in the 
 Church, lleadcoui, 152L Heme, 1522— Gilding the new Rood- 
 loft. Hothfield, 1501— New Roodloft. 1537, 20s. to the making 
 of the Roodloft. Kingsnorth, 150L — Making anew the Roodloft. 
 Lydd, 1521— A new Roodloft. Mersham, 1475— A uew Boodloft. 
 Oare, 1472 — One Loft before the Cross ; to the new loft making 
 before the Cross. 148S, to the construction of the Roodloft. 
 1505, painting and gilding of tho High Rood and of Mary and 
 .lohn. Ueculver, 1475 — Making of tlie High Cross. 1490, to the 
 makii\g of the Crucifix anew to be made. 1495, two new Images 
 of Mary and John to stand on either side of the Crucifix in the 
 Roodloft, be made in i)roportion to the Crucifix of timber work. 
 St. Nicholas at Wade, 1473 — Unto the Roodloft making. Sea- 
 salter, 1527— A new Boodloft in the Church. Sfaplchurst, 1497— 
 A new Boodloft. ;Stodmarsh, 1497— A new Roodloft, if witliiu 
 five years of his death. Throwley, 1466— Making of the Roodloft. 
 Ulcombe, 1506 — Making of a new Roodloft.
 
 384 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 APPENDIX B. 
 
 Building Notes, etc. 
 
 Bequests were made by parishioners towards the building 
 or rebuihling the various parts of their Parish Church: — 
 
 Church Towers. 
 
 A new steeple at Egerton, 146S to 1476. 
 
 Charing, a new tower between the years 1468 and 1505. 
 
 Stone next Faversham, repair and making of the steeple 1474. 
 
 Westbere, for the repair of the tower in 1476. 
 
 Swingfield, repair to the tower in 1488. 
 
 Restoration of the tower of St. Mary Magdalene, Canterbury, in 
 
 1503. 
 Deal, for the repair of the steeple in 1508. 
 For building a steeple at Lyminge in 1508 and 1527. 
 Sutton Valence, in 1528, for building a new steeple. 
 East Langdon, in 1534, for building a steeple. 
 Aldington tower, for its building and finishing between the 
 
 years 1528 and 1547. 
 Appledore steeple and the south side of the Church were 
 
 repaired in 1569. 
 
 Chapels. 
 
 Benenden Church, in 1474, for the making of Our Lady 
 
 Chapel. 
 Cranbrook, for a new Chapel of Our Lady between the years 
 
 1473 and 1479. 
 Pluckley, for the e.xtension of the Chapel of Our Lady in 1482. 
 
 Ai.^Ies. 
 
 Stockbury, new aisle in 145(>. 
 
 St. George's, Canterbury, paving the aisle in 1457. 
 
 Pluckley, new building the south part of Church commonly called 
 
 Our Lady aisle 1476. 
 Cliallock, building the south side of Church 1500. 
 High Halden, a new aisle 1500. 
 Wye, paving the south aisle in 1505, and repair of the roof of 
 
 the south aisle in 1518. 
 I wade, new south aisle 1504,
 
 APPENDIX. 385 
 
 Elliain, soulli aisle repaired I0I8. 
 Wittersham, soutli aisle repaired l-i'ZT. 
 Heme, casting the lead ou tlie north side l-'liJ. 
 
 Arches. 
 
 Linstead Church, one new arch 1481. 
 
 Wormshill, repair of the arch 111 tlie north aisle 1-505. 
 
 Porches. 
 
 Deal, new porch 14-84. 
 
 Whitstable, for repair of the south porch 1492. 
 
 Eodmersham, porch paved 1505. 
 
 Bapchild, for making the porch 1523, 
 
 Doors. 
 
 Applcdore, a new door of stone in the steeple, 1511. 
 Chartham, a door on the south side 1533. 
 
 Windoivs. 
 
 Stockbury, a new window 145G. 
 
 Birchington, in 1458 a window in the Chancel of St. Mary. 
 
 Biddenden, new windows in the south side of the Church 1463. 
 
 Pevington, a Chancel window repaired 1468. 
 
 Kolvenden, a new Chancel window 1472. •« 
 
 Sandwich, repair of windo\vs in St. Mary's 1474 and 1479. 
 
 Great Chart, a new window 1477. 
 
 Swingfield, new window on south side of the Chancel 1478. 
 
 St. Nicholas at Wade, new east window in the Chapel of 
 
 St. Thomas the Martyr, 1481. 
 Hythe, a window in the Chapel of St. Mary 1481. 
 Hothfield, east window repaired 1490. 
 
 Woodchurch, new window in the Chancel of Our Lady 1490. 
 Stourmouth, new window on the north side of the Church 1495. 
 Godmersham, new window in w^est side of the steeple [no date, 
 
 but about 1500]. 
 AN^ittersham, new window in the tower 1501. 
 Willesborough, a window near the roodloft 1506. 
 Ickham, window on the south side 1510. 
 Care, south Chancel window 1510. 
 Appledore, new window 1511. 
 
 Litllebourne, bequests for a new window 1518 and 1525. 
 Tenterden, a window in the south side of the roof over the rood, 
 
 1518. 
 
 c c
 
 386 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Upchureh, wiudow on the south side 1518. 
 
 Newington next Sittingbourne, repair of the west window 1519. 
 
 Swaylecliffe, repair of the west window 152G. 
 
 Monks Horton, a new window 1534. 
 
 Cranbrook, new clerestory window 1526. 
 
 Seats, etc. 
 
 Bishopsbourne, new stalls and other reparations 1462. 
 
 Elmsted, new seats 1475. 
 
 Canterbury, St. Michael, new seats in the choir 1490. 
 
 Palm (or Churcliyard) Cross. 
 Hastingleigh, 1528. 
 Lyminge, 1508. 
 Lymne, for building the clerk's hoiise 1547. 
 
 Aldington. — To making a new beam in the Chancel of Blessed 
 
 Mary and other Church work £20, 1490. 
 To building a new steeple 20s., 1528. 
 To the wardens of the steeple of Aldington for the building 
 
 of the same, 1522. 
 
 A new window in the north side of the Church, if the 
 
 parishioners will make a window. Building and finishing of 
 
 the steeple, if the parishioners are willing to take in hand the 
 
 finishing of it, 20s., 1547. 
 Appledore. — A new window. A new door of stone in the steeple 
 
 at the coming in of the Church, 1511. 
 
 To the reparation of the steeple and south side of the 
 
 Church, 1509. 
 Bapchild. — To the making of the Church porch, 1523. 
 Benenden. — To the making of Our Lady Chapel in the Church ten 
 
 marcs, 1474. 
 
 New work of the Chancel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1477. 
 BtitciiiNGTON. — A window with the glass belonging to il in the 
 
 Chancel of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 1459. 
 JiiDDFNDEN. — A ncw wiudow on the south side of tlie Cliurch of 
 
 Bydynden, 1403. 
 BisHOPSiJOURNE. — One piece of that stone on wliich the Archangel 
 
 Gabriel descended when he saluted the Blessed Virgin Mary to 
 
 the Image of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Church of 
 
 Bourne. Towards the works of the Church of Bourne, of the 
 
 stalls and other reparations, four marcs : Wm. Haute, 1462,
 
 APPENDIX. 387 
 
 CANTKRHunr, Sr. (xKOiniK. — Pavint^ the islo in tlic Cliiircli, H')?. 
 CANTKKiuruv, 8t. MAKfjAHET. — LemliiiLC tlic aisle caiicd St. John's 
 
 aisle in the Church of St. MarganM, 1 i72. 
 Canterbury, St. Mabv Bredi.v. — A new window iu the Church, 
 
 149G. 
 Canterbury, St. Mary Magdalene. — Making of the steeple, and 
 to the Iniilding of the Church, 1501. 
 
 To the restoration of the Tower, 1501 and 1503. 
 Canterbury', St. IMiciiael. — New seats in the quire of the Church 
 
 of St. Michael, 1 11)0. 
 Challock. — Leading of the Clmivli on ihe south .side, 1500. 
 Charing. — To the work of the new lower, £20, if it be begun 
 within seven years after my death : John de Kacche, 14G8. 
 To the new steeple there £ 10, 1470. 
 
 To the making of the steeple ten marcs, as the work thereof 
 ariseth, 1483. 
 
 To the work of the .steeple 406"., 1491 ; 1505. 
 Making the west door, 1537. 
 Charlton (Dover) .^One of my best timbers to the repai'ation of 
 the steeple there, and three clothys of lead to be shotten and 
 laid at my cost upon the Church : \Vm. Grerman, 1518. 
 Great Chart. — A new window in the Church, 1477. 
 Chartham. — A door on the south side of the Church, 1533. 
 CoLDRED. — To the reparation of the stee[)le of Colred, 1509. 
 
 To the reparation of the steeple, 1517. 
 Cranbrook. — New building of the new Chapel of Blessed Mary, 
 to be new made in the Church, 1473 ; also 1477 and 1479. 
 
 For the gable at the west end of the Church, 1500 and 
 1501. 
 
 Towards the making of the middle lie of the Church one- 
 half of all the tind)er.s that shall be for the making of the roof 
 of the said work : Walter Koberts, 1522 (P.C.C, 22, Mayn- 
 warynge). 
 
 The new making of the middle aisle of the Church, 1524. 
 Making a glass wnidow in the clerestory, if the widows of 
 the pai'ish take upon them to make a whole window, 1526. 
 Deal. — For the making and new building of a vestibulam in the 
 churchyard of Dale, 1484. 
 
 The reparation of the steeple of Deal, 1508. 
 Eastry. — The reparation of the Church, 1499. 
 Eastwell. — My feoffs shall make an estate in t^vo acres, 1480. 
 To buying a great bell, 1500. 
 
 c c 2
 
 388 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Eboxet. — Towards building the Churcli of Ebeiiie £20, if that 
 
 Church should be built again, 1569. 
 Egebtox. — New steeple, 1468. 
 
 The glazing of the new window in the steeple and the 
 
 pavement of the same, 1476. 
 Elham. — Eepairs to south aisle of the Church, extending from the 
 
 Altar of St. Katherine there unto the west window next above 
 
 the font, the timber all new and the heling (or roofing) with 
 
 lead, 1513. 
 Elmsted. — New seats called the pews in the Church of Elmsted, 
 
 from the place where St. Christopher is painted to the corner 
 
 of the stone wall on the north side of the Church, 1475. 
 GoDMERsiiAM. — To making a new window in the west part of the 
 
 st€eple, .... 
 HjlStingleigh. — " For making of a stone cross called a Palm 
 
 Cross with a picture of the Passion of Christ of copper and gilt, 
 
 to be set upon the head of the burial of my husband and children 
 
 there " : Alice Eordred, widow, 1528. 
 Herne. — Towards the shoting (i.e., casting) of the leads at the 
 
 north side of the Church, £3, to be paid when the plummers 
 
 {sic) begin the work : Thos. Goffe, 1542. 
 High Halden. — New aisle in the Church to be new built, 1500. 
 HoTHFTELD. — Eejmratiou of the east window above the high altar, 
 
 1490. 
 Hytiie. — Eepair of one great window in the Chapel of St. Mary of 
 
 the Chajjel of St. Leonard, 1481. 
 
 Making of a window in the Chapel of St. Mary beyond the 
 
 altar there within the Chapel of St. Leonard of Hythe, 14S2. 
 Making one window in the Chapel of St. Leonard of Hithe 
 
 and towards the High Cross on the south side of the Eoodloft, 
 
 1490. 
 IwADE. — To make anew the south aisle of the Church, 1504. 
 East Langdon. — A steeple within the Parish Church, and a new 
 
 bell, that is the third bell, within one year after the steeple is 
 
 built, 1534. 
 LiNSTEAD. — One arch now building in the Church, 1481. 
 Littlehoukne. — To the Church to pave between the door of the 
 
 Chancel and the west door, 1419. 
 
 Wm. Kigdon in 1518 desired to be buried in tlie Church 
 
 before the window of St. Dunstan. 
 
 His son Thos. Rigdon in 1525 left Qs. M. to the making of 
 
 the window that my father willed to be made.
 
 APPENDIX. 389 
 
 LiDD. — The building of the new Chapel at the Hermitage, 1521. 
 Lymingk. — To the building of the tower £20, if the parishioners 
 
 will go on with the work within two years after my death, if not 
 
 then the £20 to the other work of the Church. 
 
 To the building of a place within the churchyard £4, where 
 
 it shall seem best to the parishioners, in which after an anni- 
 versary and other times they may hold their drinkings: Thos. 
 
 DufFyn, vicar, 1508. 
 
 To the making of the steeple £5, to be paid as the work goes 
 
 forward: Henry IJrokeman, 1527. 
 Ltmpne. — Building of the clerk's house there, 1547. 
 Monks Horton. — Making a window in the Church of Horton, in 
 
 like wise and manner as the windoAv is on the north side there, 
 
 1534. 
 Newington next Sittingbourne. — To mending the west window 
 
 at the south side of the steeple 13s. 4(1., 1519. 
 
 To be spent on the lead of the Church, 40s., 1539. 
 Oaue. — Making a glass window in the Chancel on the south side, 
 
 1510. 
 Osprinqe. — The new glazing of a window in the Chapel of the 
 
 Blessed Virgin Mary, 1484. 
 Pevington. — Eepair of a glass window before the high altar in the 
 
 Chancel of Pevington, 1468. 
 Pluckley. — The new building of the south part of the Church, 
 
 which commonly is called Our Lady aisle, 1476. 
 
 To the eching or further building of Our Lady Chapel in the 
 
 Church of Plukle, 1482. 
 ItoDMERSHAM. — Wm. Foxtou iu 1505 gave as much money as will 
 
 pave the porch. 
 EoLVENDEN. — To the new window at the head of the High Chancel, 
 
 1472. 
 
 To a new window in the High Chancel, 1474. 
 
 dazing of a window beside the Koodloft in the Church, 
 
 16s. To the new Organs, 26s. Sd. Also £6 to the making at 
 
 my proper cost an honest Sepulchre for the Blessed Body of 
 
 Our Lord to be laid in at Easter in the Church, and to the 
 
 buying of one holy cloth there to hang on the Sepulchre at the 
 
 holy time of Easter, and to do service in the Church there at 
 
 other times : John Asten, 1533. 
 RucKiNGK. — Making of a window on the south side of the Church, 
 
 or any other reparation upon the same Church, 1514.
 
 390 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 St. Nicholas at Wade.— Making a window in the east side of the 
 Chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr, 1481. 
 
 St. Peter's ix Thaxet. — That my feoffees shall enfeoffe the 
 AVardens of the Church in one tenement with appurtenances in 
 the parish at Churchill, lately purchased of John Sackett, to 
 hold to them and their heirs or assigns for ever, for the main- 
 taining and upholding of the Church: Rob'^ Lasynhy, vicar. 
 1J.94. 
 
 Sandwich, St. ^Iaky.— Reparation of the glass in one window in 
 the east part of the Chapel of St. John the Baptist, 1474. 
 
 Reparation of the chief window at the Altar of St. John the 
 Baptist, 1479. 
 
 Stoxe >'Ear Faversham. — The reparation and making of the 
 steeple of the Church of Stone, 1474. 
 
 STOCBKrRY. — Towards a new beam in the Church, ISs. -id. To a 
 new Bell called Trebyll, (is. 8f/. To the new Isle, 4 marcs. To 
 a new Avindow, 4 marcs : Reginald at Pette, 1456. 
 
 SrouRMOUTH.^-For the window being made on the north side of 
 the Church, 6s. 8J., and to a boteras being made at the Tower, 
 6s. 8d. (At the present day there is no tower, though evident 
 signs there has been one.) 
 
 Sutton Valence. — To the edifying of the new steeple at Sutton, 
 1528. 
 
 SwALECLiFFE. — Repair of the west window of the Church, 1526. 
 (The whole of this Church was rebuilt in 1875.) 
 
 Swingfield. — A new window in the Chancel on the south side, 
 1478. 
 
 To the work of the tower, 1488. 
 
 Tenterden. — To building the new tower of Tenterden, 6s. Sd., 
 1461. 
 
 My ex'ors to make and substantially set up and furnish a 
 window monyeleyd and glazed upon and in the roof over the 
 south side of the Church next to the Rood and Crucifix: Wm. 
 Couper, 1518. 
 
 Upchurch. — Half my great timber logs to the Roodloft in the 
 Church ; and that they make a window on the south side of the 
 Cliurch : Stephen Thomson, carpenter, 1518. 
 
 Waheuorne. — To the new making of the floor in the bell-tower, if 
 the parishioners will it to be done, O.v. sd. Likewise if they 
 wish, to a new entrance, 6.v. 8(/. To new steps to the Roodloft, 
 :U. 4</., 1477. 
 
 Wehtbeue. — Reparation of the tower, 1176.
 
 APPENDIX. 391 
 
 AV^iiiTSTABLE. — Ecparatioii of the soutli porcli of the Church, li92. 
 (At the prescjit time the poreh aud eutraiice is on the north 
 side, aud there ai'e no traces of a south door, liut all the walls 
 of the Church were rebuilt iu the restoration begun in 1875.) 
 
 VVicKHAMUKEUX. — My feoffces make (or cause to be made) a win- 
 dow iu the soutli side of Wickhaui Church, like the window of 
 Jckhain, to give light to the High liood : Kic^' Kimber, lolO. 
 
 VViiiJ.ESiioiiouuii. — Making a window near the lloodloft, 15U0. 
 
 WiNciiiAM. — There are several bequtsts to the rebuilding of this 
 Church, where the north aisle has been pulled down, and wood 
 pillars have taken the place ol" the original stone arches and 
 pillars between i1k' nave and south aisle. 
 
 WiTTEKsuAM. — New steeple, and making a new window of gius.s 
 of the same steeple, 1501. 
 
 To mending the south aisle, -tOs., to be laid in shingles, 1527. 
 
 WoonciiUROH. — jNIaking of a new window in the Chancel of the 
 Blessed Virgin Mary in the Church, 1490. 
 
 WoRMSHiLL. — Reparation of the arch in the north aisle, 1505. 
 
 Wye. — Keparation of the tower, 1474 and 1477. 
 Paving of the north aisle, 1505. 
 The belying {i.e., rooting) of the south aisle, 1518. 
 
 Note. — Some of the items are from notes made by the late 
 Dr. J. J. Howard.
 
 ( 39;i ) 
 
 GENERAL IXDEX. 
 
 EA8T KENT. 
 
 The names will be found more than onoe on the pane. 
 
 •22i'>. 21)5 
 •'■VI. 
 
 Wil- 
 
 Aas, James. o2, o.i ; Marjjraret. ");>. 
 
 Abbot, Thomas. 25(). 
 
 Abell, Thomas. 298 ; William. Hh;. 
 
 220. 
 Abere, Arnold, 24. 
 Abraham. Christopher. 14. 1.5 ; Robert, 
 
 278. 
 Abram. .James, 344. 
 Acaring, John, 18H. 187. 
 Acombe. Kdraund, 221, 222. 
 Acrise. 1. 
 Adam or Adams, Edward, .■i21. 322 ; 
 
 Henry. 37."), 37() ; John. 34, 252, 
 
 253 ; Richard. 77 : Thomasine, 335, 
 
 336: William, 81. 
 Adamson. Thomas. 10. 11. 
 Ademond. John. 74, 75. 
 Adene. Beuet. 193. 194 ; William, 
 
 193, 194. 
 Adisham, ix, 1. 
 Adowne. John. 15(). 151. 
 Adth. Thomas, 307, 31 n. 341. 
 Afforde, John. 2()1 ; Thomas, 32, 
 
 209. 
 Aisle, repair or paving of, 51. 53. 90, 
 
 95, 128, 140. lOG. 179, 248. 322. 370. 
 
 381,384,385. 
 Alan, Robert. 214. 
 Albe. buying of. 179, 227. 
 Alby. John. 330. 331. 
 Alohorn. John. 201. 
 Alcok. Thomas. 28(i. 292. 297. 
 Alday. Alexander, 291. 
 Aldiffe. Hamo, 1()3. 
 Aldington, xii. 2. 3>i(!. 
 Aleef. John. 1()8. 
 Alen, Humphrey. llCi: John. 
 
 ?5 1 : 
 359, 
 
 Richard, 123; Thomas, 32ti, 
 362. 
 
 Aleyn or Alyn, Hamo, 37 ; Henry, 
 302; Joan, 50, 51, 253. 324, 325, 
 326: John. 318: Nicholas. 50; 
 Richard, 133, 131. 325. 326. 357. 
 
 319, 
 
 327, 
 
 344, 
 
 . 168, 
 
 225, 
 
 246, 
 
 ohn. 
 
 334, 
 
 335 ; 
 
 358, 360 ; Thomas, 
 Ham, 35. 36, 162. 25.>, 
 
 Algode, Richard, 275. 
 
 Alice, Lawrence, 240, 241. 242. 
 
 Alkeham, Peter, 80. 
 
 Alkham, '.'>. 
 
 Allington. 3. 
 
 All Saints. 2, 18. 21. 26. 28. 34, 38. 41. 
 62, 83. 105. 106. 118', 121, 141, 168, 
 169. 179, 198, 200, 201. 206, 207. 
 227, 228. 232. 235, 240, 245, 253, 
 308, 317, 319, 327. 328, 345, 3.57. 
 
 359. 367, 370, 376. 
 
 All Saints. Churches dedicated to. v. 
 IS, 21, 22. 26, 31. 34. 40. 41. 83, lOS^ 
 141, 168, 169. 179, 198, 200. 206. 
 227, 240. 245. 317. 
 345, 348, 357. 371. 
 
 All Souls, X, 39, 14 7. 
 328. 
 
 Allen ('/• AUeyn, 
 William, 334, 335. 
 
 Alms House, 129. 
 
 .\lms Light, xix. 96. 2S1, 291. 
 
 Altar of Sella Cell, M. 
 
 Altar cloths, 14. 48. 63. 68. i)9. 90. 98. 
 106. 126. 163, 176. 227, 234. 24.5, 
 248, 266, 274. 275. 278. 279. 284, 
 296, 326. 328. 337. 362. 368. 
 
 Alwey, John. 201, 202. 
 
 A lye. John. 199. 200. 
 
 Amuer, Thomas. 249. 250. 
 
 Amye. Bartholomew. 191 : Joan, 311; 
 John. 191. 311. 
 
 Amys. Thomas, 191, 341. 
 
 Anchoress (»r Anchorite. 128. 129 ; .vre 
 (//■fo Hermit. 
 
 Andrew (Andrewe or Andrews), Ag- 
 nes. 123. 125: Kdmand,120 : Giles, 
 87, 88, 90, 91 : John, 20, 183. 274. 
 379,380 ; Richard. 18. 19. 70 ; Tho- 
 mas, 20. 
 
 .Anncell, John. l:«. 134. 
 
 Annys. llichard. 249. 
 
 .\uower. Wm.. 19.
 
 394 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Antiphoner or Antiphonal. 9. 44. 48. 
 G2. 128. lo7, 163. 10'4, IIK!. 2U2. 212. 
 2:!4. 24'). 2.J5, 2(30. 274, 291. 301. 
 310, 314, 333, 341), 350, 3t>7, 381. 
 
 Apostles, Lij«-ht of. 234 ; of the Rood- 
 loft. 244, 2m. 
 
 Appledore. 4. 386. 
 
 Apulderfield. Mildred. 40, 19:5: Wil- 
 liam, 40. 19:i. 
 
 Arch, repair or building' of. 138. 19o, 
 37.5, 385. 
 
 Archer, John. 283, 284 ; Walter, 220. 
 
 Areige, Kichard, 5. 
 
 Armiiiard or Armynard. Agnes. 262 ; 
 William. 41. 229. 230. ' 
 
 Arner, Alianora. 34(i. 
 
 Arnett, Richard. 207. 208. 
 
 Ascara, Gregorj', 16(i, 167. 
 
 Aschowe. Jane, 293. 
 
 Ash. ix, 5. 
 
 Ashelwortb. Richard. 42. 
 
 Ashford, vii, ix, x, xi, xii, xiv, xvi, 
 xxi, 6. 
 
 Ashington, John, 370. 
 
 Assheton. John, 284. 
 
 Asten or Astyn. John. 260 : Nicholas. 
 277. 
 
 Astiebury, Thos.. 120, 122. 
 
 Astokke, Matilda, 157. 
 
 Astone. John. 141. 
 
 Athill, Raynold. 304. 305. 
 
 Atkin, Richard, 140. 
 
 Atkinson, John. 278. 
 
 Auberville, Sir William, 244. 
 
 Aucher, John. 244. 
 
 Auger, Elinora. 219 ; William, 297. 
 
 Austen or .\ustin. John, 79, 295 ; 
 Joseph. 26 ; Richard. 366, 367 : 
 Robert, 2 ; Thomas, 245, 246. 
 
 Avewe. William. 83. 
 
 Awbrey. Robert, 78. 
 
 Awdley, John, 183. 
 
 Aycliff. Thomas, 73. 
 
 Ayherst, Robert, 332, 333. 
 
 Aylarcl, William, 50, 65. 
 
 Aylexyn. Thomas. 200. 201. 202. 
 
 AylifF. Thomas. 216, 217. 
 
 Aylondc, James, 60, (il. 
 
 Aysherst, Thomas. 1 82. 
 
 B 
 
 I'acon, John, 77 ; Richard, 7, 8. 
 Bachelor, Richard, 71, 72, 73. 
 Bachelor's Light, xix, 61, 127, 255. 
 I'.adlesmcre. 9. 
 
 IJadrior. Nicholas. 247 ; William, 28. 
 liailey, lohn. 353 ; Thomas. 288. 294. 
 Baker. Agnes. 43. 66 ; Alice, 207 ; 
 Elise, 120. 121. 123, 125, 126; 
 
 John, 132. 220, 222 ; Julian, 360; 
 Leonard. 94. 95 ; Margery. 124 ; 
 Nicholas, 271, 272 : Robert. 81, 82, 
 122, 124, 125, 126; Roger, 1.58, 
 159: Stephen, 262, 263, 329, 330; 
 Thomas, 66, 95. 158. 159. 178, 207, 
 315 ; William, 160, 161. 
 
 Bakke, John, 56, 57. 
 
 Balden, Robert, 164. 
 
 Baldock. Nicholas. 74 : William, 286, 
 291. 
 
 Baldwin, Cicely, 196; John, 213; 
 Thomas, 196. 
 
 Balgey. Henry, 5. 
 
 Ball, Elwys, 278, 280, 281 ; Simon. 
 278, 281, 
 
 Balsar (Balsere or Balsyre), Elias, 
 358, 359; John, 47, 167; Macu- 
 lyne, 360 : Robert. 362 ; William. 
 360. 
 
 Banborowe, Thomas. 61. 62. 
 
 Bangor. John. 122. 124, 125, 126. 
 
 Banners or Rannercloths. 176. 205. 
 219, 251, 28(), 327. 
 
 Bapchild, xii. xiv, 10. 38(;. 
 
 Barbar (Barbor or Barbour). Agnes, 
 240, 241 ; A vice, 127 ; John, 123. 
 
 Barete, Stephen. 63. 
 
 Barfreston. 11. 
 
 Barges, Thomas, 372. 
 
 Bargier. Didier, 44. ()6. 
 
 Bargrave, John. 365, 3()6. 
 
 Barham, 12. 
 
 Barker. Joan, 179; John, 179; Tho- 
 mas, 83, 84, 85. 
 
 Barksour. John, 299. 
 
 Barling. John, 330. 331, 
 
 Barming. East. 12. 
 
 Barmysdale. John, 111. 112. 
 
 Barnard. John. 123 ; Peter. 185, 186. 
 
 Barnes or Barnys. Elinora. 156 ; John, 
 301 ; Robert, 156 ; Thomas, 175. 
 
 Barnesdale or Barnj'sdale, John, 244 ; 
 Stephen, 244. 
 
 Barnfelde. Edward. 185, 186. 
 
 Barogh or I'.arough. Joan. 135, 136 ; 
 John. 26. 
 
 Barow (Barowe, etc.), Agnes. 32 : 
 Arnold, 32; Thomas A., 101. 102; 
 William. 120. 123. 124, 200, 201. 
 
 Barry or Barrey. Nicholas. 65, 378. 
 
 Bartelott, Thomas. 227. 
 
 Bartholomew. John. 341. .34 2. 
 
 Bartlett. Thomas. 111. 
 
 Barton, John, 375 .- Thomas, 306. 
 
 Barwell, Richard, 355. 35(!. 
 
 Basele or Baseley. Richard, 63 ; Ro- 
 bert, 137. 138 ; Thomas, 212 ; Wil- 
 liam, 245. 246. 
 
 Basin. 78, 188. 219, 274 ; Light of, 
 113,376.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 S95 
 
 Baskervyle, Thomas, 307. 
 
 Bassiiij^borne. Thomas. '2')('>. 
 
 Bate, Andrew, 20U, 202 ; Henry. 200, 
 201, 202 ; John, 162, 277, 329, 330 ; 
 Roger, 141. 
 
 I'.ateman. Henry, 278, 2.Slt, 290 : .John, 
 2rj7, 2.J.S. 
 
 Batresbury. Robert. 93. 
 
 Bax, .John, 295. 
 
 Bayle (Haylie. Bayley. etc.). John,(;i). 
 133. 134. 278, 279 : .Miles. (59 ; Tho- 
 mas, 179 : William, 289. 
 
 Haynbrygtie, Edward. 32. 
 
 Beads, 251, 280; of amber, 57; of 
 jet, 2. 
 
 Healde, Robert, IS; Thomas, 137, 
 138. 
 
 Beane, John, 243. 
 
 FSeante, Sampson. 32. 
 
 Bearsted, 13. 
 
 Beathersden, xxi, 14. 
 
 Beansfield, liichard, 357. 
 
 Beckenham. 15. 
 
 Beckinden. llichard. 18. 
 
 Bederoll, 144. 
 
 Bedford, John, 379. 
 
 Bedill or Hedyll, Henry. 145; Rich- 
 ard, 122 ; William, 151. 
 
 Bedmanton, Thomas, 120. 
 
 Bedylyston. Agnes, 19. 
 
 Beginden, Adam, 48 ; Joan, 49. 
 
 Beke, Nicholas. 184 ; Thomas, 256, 
 
 Bekelond, Walter, 179, 180. 
 
 Bekesbourne, 15. 
 
 Bekinden, John, 74. 
 
 Bele, Alice, 4 1 , 42 ; Hamo, 07 ; Henry, 
 121. 
 
 Belke. John, 27. 
 
 Belling. John. 137. 138. 
 
 Bellinger, John, 100. 119, 127, 128, 
 192, 218, 220, 252. 350. 
 
 Bells, buying or repair of, 24, 68. 69 
 71,73, SO, 85. 92, 108, 113. 114. 117 
 145, 148, 170, 181, 185, 193, 194 
 195, 204, 212, 217. 223, 227. 230 
 234, 244, 240. 260, 260, 322. 326 
 327, 339, 343. 370, 371, 381 : Sane 
 tus Bell. 30, 190; Bell frames 
 143. 195, 341 ; Bell-tower, repair or 
 building of, 45. 77, 80. 9(;, 118. 138, 
 219, 235. 267, 326. 352. 
 
 Belton, Richard. 285, 286, 294. 
 
 Benchekin, John, 292. 
 
 Benefield, Nicholas, 327. 
 
 Bencnden, x, 16. 380. 
 
 Benet (Benett or Bennett). John. 35, 
 30, 314. 315 ; Richard, 181 : Tho- 
 mas, 179, 180. 218; William, 117, 
 118, 138. 
 
 Beninden, Alice, 10. 
 Benslye, Robert, 355. 
 
 Bore, Henry, 113; John, 85, 353. 
 Beresforth. Robert, 231, 232, 233, 
 
 234. 
 Berham, Eli.sabeth, 329 ; John, 329. 
 Bermcchan, Nicholas, 372. 
 Iteniard. .loan. 4 3 ; .see uIm Barnard. 
 
 Berne, Nicholas, 
 
 01.02, 3:;i;. 
 
 Bernys, llichard, 
 1 
 
 260 ; Richard, 
 
 349 ; Henry, 94, 
 
 121, 
 
 313, 314. 
 erry (>;• Bery. Cristiana. 172; Joan, 
 
 378, 380 ; Thomas, 7, 9, 378, 380. 
 Bertin or Bertyn. Siinon. 3, 13 ; Wil- 
 liam. 324. 320. 
 Berton, Thomas, 305. 
 Berty, Robert, 13. 
 Berwke, Richard, 135, 130. 
 Best or Beste. John, 27. 197. 198, 
 
 247, 248, 271. 272: Robert, 295; 
 
 Thomas. 1('5. 
 Beteson, Roger, 72, 73. 
 Betteshanger, 1 7. 
 Beveriche. Agnes, 
 
 349. 
 Beverley or Beverly, .lohii. 119. 
 
 128, 378. 379. 380. 
 Bevle, John, 37S, ;i79. 380, 381. 
 Bewysfield. Joan, 96, 97 ; John, 143, 
 
 144 ; sec also Beausfield. 
 Bexley. 17. 
 Bicknor. xi, 17. 
 Bidborough, 18. 
 
 Biddenden, xvi, xix, xx, xxi, 18, 13(i. 
 Bigg or Bigge, Helyne, 284 ; .John, 
 
 108, 377, 378. 379; Richard, 341. 
 
 342 ; Thomas, 282, 284. 285. 
 Biggenden. .lames. 55. 
 Bikinden. Joan. 130. 131 : Robert, 
 
 130. 
 Billes. John, 282. 283, 291. 
 Billesdon. liobert, 128. 
 Billing. John. 137. 
 Billingle. William, 59. 
 Billok, Edmund, 289, 299, 
 Bilsington. 20. 
 Bilsington Priory, vii. 20. 
 Bing ()/• Byng. Thomas, 213, 214. 339. 
 Bingham, John, 98, 99, 249. 
 Bingley, John. 241. 
 Birchet, Robert, 55. 
 Birchington, 21, 380. 
 Bircholt. 22. 
 Birchwode, Robert, 12. 
 Bird, Thomas. 184. 
 Birkhed, John, 156. 
 Birli ng, 22, 
 Bishoppe, Eden, 01, 02 ; Joan, 87, 89 ; 
 
 John, 247. 248; Robert. 70, 77; 
 
 William. (i2. 
 Bishopsbourne. 23. 386. 
 Bix or Byxe. Elena. 193, 194 ; John. 
 
 257, 258. 308, 309 ; Martin, 193. 194.
 
 396 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Blachinden, William, 158 ; xcc filw 
 
 Blechinden. 
 Blackbourne, Thomas. 108. 
 F.lackmanstone, 2r>. 
 Blade Doors, 141. 
 Blake. John, 47. 
 lilakeljourne. John. 1. 
 Blakisland, William, o2;». 330. 
 Blamptar. William. 49. 
 niankets. 294. 29<J. 
 Blaunter. Robert, 224. 
 Blean. ix. xi, 23. 
 Blechinden. James, 2 ; William, l.")8. 
 
 159. 
 Blossom, Lore, 311, 337. 
 Bobbing, xiv. 24. 
 Bochard. Micholas. 302. 
 Bocher. -loan. 41. 49: Stephen. 19:!. 
 
 194 : Thomas. 209. 210. 
 Booking-. Alice. 221, 223: Henry. 
 
 221, 223 ; John. 12 ; Kichard. 
 
 221. 
 Bode, Thomas, 5. (>. 
 Bodinden. John, 370. 371. 
 Bokland or Bokelond. James, 323, 
 
 324 ; Joan, 351 ; Kichard, 91 ; 
 
 Robert, 150, 151. 
 Boll (Bolle or Bull), Henry, 288 : 
 
 Joan. 4; John. 4. 298, 299. 300, 
 
 359; Richard. 138, 139, 298, 299. 
 
 300 : Stephen. 7. 9 : Thomas, 299 ; 
 
 William. 79. 298. 
 Bolney. Edward. 44, 45. 
 Bolno. John. 48. 
 Bond. John, 378, 379,380. 
 Boneman, William, 3fi4. 
 Boni>eour. John. 8.">. 
 Boninj::ton. xiii. 25 : William. 50. 51. 
 
 (J5. 
 Boodar. Alicia. 95 ; John. 93, 95. 
 Booke, Henry,' 2()S, 269, 270. 
 I Books for the Church, 9, 159, KM. 
 , 195. 198. 20C), 212, 33(;, 381". 
 Boor, Thomas. 31. 
 Borant. Thoma-^. 235. 
 Bordc-cloth. 187. 188. 
 I'.ordell. Kdward, 2(i5. 
 Borden, 25 ; Chapel of S| , lames, 25 ; 
 
 Joan. 158; .lohii. 15>!. 159; Tho- 
 
 masine. 15S. 
 Borchunt, John. 1 1. 
 Morewasshe. Robert, 347, 31 i. 
 Borne or Bourne. Isoth, 96 ; Richard, 
 
 96. 110, 111 : William, 28. 
 Botk-r /'/• Mntler. .lohn. 285 : Walter, 
 
 40. 
 Bouj,'liti)ii Aluph, ix, 26. 
 |{oui.^liL(iii lilean, ix, xvi, 25 ; Chapel 
 
 of the Trinity, 2S. 
 Houghton Malherbe. ix, x, xii, xiii. 
 
 xiv. 28. 
 
 Edmund, 158; 
 
 321. 327. 
 
 Boughton Monchelsea. xii, xiv, xxi, 
 
 29. 
 Bounde or Bownd, Alexander, 318 ; 
 
 Edward, 119, 126 ; John, 373. 
 Boutflower, John. 196. 
 Bovinden, Thomas, 135, 136, 332, 333. 
 Bowden, John. 307. 
 Bowls, 45, 210,' 333 ; of pewter, 20. 
 Bownden, Richard, i:>6. 
 Bowrman. John, 212. 
 Box of ivory, 29. 
 Boxley, xvi, 31 ; Abbey, 32 ; Rood of 
 
 Grace at, 25. 
 Boycott, Dionese, 158 
 
 Stephen, 158. 159. 
 Boykin, John. 160. 
 Boyman. William, 39. 
 Boys, Nicholas, 55, 66 ; Thomas, 139. 
 Brabourne. x, 32. 
 Bragge or Bregge. Henry, 171 ; John, 
 
 36. 
 Bfaknoke, Alexander, 24. 
 Bramingbery. William. 140, 141. 
 Branche of Laten, 24, 339 : Light of. 
 
 303. 
 Brass-pot. 188. 
 Brasted, 33. 
 Bratte. Agnes. 233. 
 Bray. James. 77 ; John. 78 
 
 328 : William. 166. 167. 
 Brayles. William, 151. 152. 
 Brayne, Joan. 289, 330 ; John 
 
 330: Margaret, 231, 234. 
 Breade or Bredey. John. 
 
 357, 358, 359, 362. 
 Breche. Robert, 355, 356 
 
 1(;8, 169. 
 lireckenam. Joan, 227, 228. 
 Bredford, Jobn, 360. 
 Bredgar, 33. 
 Bredhurst. 34. 
 I'reding. John, 111. 
 Bredley. Tliomas. 1(;5. 
 Breggeham. Thomas. 188. 
 Breggelaiid. lioger. (U'>. 
 liregges. Robert. 336. 
 Brenimingham, William, 45. 
 Brempc. John, (ii. 
 Brenchar. Joan, 4.3. 
 Brenchesle, Richard. 18. 
 Brenchley. x. xiv. xvi, 31. 
 Brensett, xi. 31. 
 Brent or Brentt, .Amy, 71. 72, 73; 
 
 John. 71. 72. 73; Roger, 41. 42, 
 
 145, 146 : William. 71, 72, 73. 
 P.reten. Richard, 1 1 7. 
 lirethiam. Thomas. II. 
 Brett «;• itretts, Gilbert, 92; Thomas. 
 
 24S. 
 I'reviary for tiie Cliurch, 2S). 
 Hiewar, Robert, 85 ; William, 36. 
 
 289, 
 111, 
 William. 
 
 110
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 397 
 
 Brewster. William. 285. 286. 
 
 Briar. Deon^se. 'X^. 
 
 Brice. John. :{1. 
 
 Bricks, John, 118. 
 
 Bridg-e, xii. xiii, 8.'). 
 
 Brijjandino. pair of, 2S;-i. 
 
 Bri^ondeu. Uobert. :>l(i. 
 
 I'.rinuburiio. John. 121, 122. 12.!. 121. 
 125, 12»). 
 
 Brinkborne, William. 7'.'. 80. 
 
 Brode or Broode, Elisabeth. IIHI, 200 ; 
 John. 121. 12i». 191). 200 ; Bichard. 
 m, 18.5 ; William, 349. 
 
 I'rodeman. Simon. 114. 11"). 
 
 Brog-hard. John. 19.-). 19(;. 
 
 Broke, Alice, 142; Ann, 248, 244; 
 Humphrey, 8 ; John. 189, 1(18, 28(;, 
 287, 288, 2,S9, 290, 318, 819; Law- 
 rence. 9 ; Nichohii*. (51. 02 ; Regi- 
 nald of. 277 : liichard. 287. 289. 
 290 ; Robert. 287. 290 ; Thomai=, 8(i, 
 87, 88. 89, 91, 3(i4. 
 
 Brokebanke, John, 44, 4."i. 
 
 Broker, John. '>2. .J8. 107. 
 
 Brokett. John. 149. 
 
 Brokman or Brokeman. Henry. 20.") ; 
 John. 801 : Richard. 248. 244 ; Wil- 
 liam, 204, 244. 
 
 Brome. W illiam, 280. 
 
 Bromle, William, 312. 
 
 Bromley, xii, xiii, 86. 
 
 Brook or Brooke. 87 ; .Mice, 111. 112, 
 l.")8 ; .see also Broke. 
 
 Brookland, x, 87. 
 
 Broomfield or liromefield, x. 88 ; Joan, 
 10,191.348; John, 21, 29; Thomas. 
 821,322. 
 
 Bropson, Richard, 113. 
 
 Brotherhoods, xxi — xxiv, 3."), 37, 38, 
 4."), 47, 48, (;0. (12. m. «7, «8i 71, 85. 
 109. 117. 118, 128, 141. H)8, KiG, 
 170; 172, 178, 200, 201. 208. 204, 
 206, 208,210,211,212.216, 219,234. 
 237, 246. 261, 264. 265. 266. 268. 
 272. 275. 276. 278, 279. 288, 2S9. 30L 
 308. 815. 325, 327. 386. 889, 846^ 350. 
 351, 856. 862, 366, 369, 371. 875. 
 
 Brown or Browne. Agatha. 122. 128. 
 124, 125. 126 ; Alice. 206, 208, 209; 
 Edward, 875 ; John, 257. 2S3, 2!^5, 
 370, 37() ; Jordan, 2SI ; Juliana. 
 154^ 155. 156 ; Margaret. 370, 371 ; 
 Robert, 40, 1!>9 ; Roger, 221, 222; 
 Simon. 154. 155, 156 ; Thomiis, 196, 
 221, 222 ; William, 67. 174. 175. 
 
 BrowninuT, John. 245. 246 : Richard, 
 148; William, 203. 2o4. 205. 
 
 Browiismith. Roger. 247, 24S. 
 
 Bruce. Thomas. 299. 300. 
 
 Bryan, John, 57, 133. 
 
 Buckland (Dover), x, 39, 
 
 Buckland (Faversham). 40. 
 
 Buckler. John. 202. 
 
 Building Notes, etc.. 8S4— 91. 
 
 Bukherst. Biiiph, 135 ; Thomas, 78. 
 
 I'uknam, Edward. 75, 76. 
 
 I'.ulfinch. .John. 1 15. 
 
 Bulling, John. 5:;. 54. 
 
 BunteHour. Michael. 877. 87S. 379, 
 880. 
 
 Bunting. John, 215, 289. 
 
 Burbage, Thomas. 31. 
 
 I'.urbegge, John, 847, 348. 
 
 Burcliard. Richard. 44, 225. 
 
 I'.urdnill, William, 303. 
 
 Bursres or Burgeys. Anne, 142 ; John. 
 7,'388. 8-13, 344 ; Thomas, 142. 
 
 Burgh. William. 847. 
 
 I'.urghard. John, 195, 196. 
 
 Burley. Richard, 311, 812. 
 
 Burley. Chapel of, 188. 
 
 Burmarsh. ix, xiv, 40. 
 
 Burmond. James, 52, 58. 67. 
 
 Burton, Christopher, 169; Nicholas. 
 280. 2S1, 296. 
 
 Burwashe. Ralph. 811. 812. 
 
 Busshe, Joan. 31 :' John. 334, 367. 
 
 Butt, Thomas, 2.53. 251, 255; Wil- 
 liam. 252, 253. 
 
 Button, John, 345. 
 
 Buttress, repair of, 191, 327. 
 
 Bykar or Bvkkar. Thomas. 228. 249. 
 250. 
 
 Bvle. Margery. 269. 270 ; Richard, 
 '250. 
 
 Bynde. William. 273. 274. 
 
 Bynder. John, 120, 128. 
 
 Byne, Robert, 52, 58. 
 
 Byrcheley. William, 177. 178. 
 
 Bysmer, Alexander, 160; Joan, 163; 
 Thomas. 162, 168. 
 
 C 
 
 Caddow, Wilmyn, 335, 386. 
 
 Calafierv. Light of. 267. 
 
 Caldam.' — , 99, 257. 
 
 Callan. Maricius, 358. 
 
 Caller, John, 211. 212 ; Stephen. 273. 
 
 Caly, .John. 301. 
 
 Camberton. John. 207. 
 
 Camera, High. 76. 
 
 Candlesticks, 10. 18, 14. 15, 24. 39. 48. 
 
 63. 90, 127. 185, 193. 194. 196. 200. 
 
 289, 260, 818, 335, 837, 348, 852. 
 Canopy, 6. 58. 61. 113. 164, 169. 212. 
 
 217, 227, 284. 286, 309, 311, 360, 
 
 362; over wives. 113. 
 Canterbury, 41—69, 387. 
 
 All Saints, vii. 41. 
 
 St. Alphege, xi, 42.
 
 398 
 
 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Canterbury — continued. 
 
 St. Andrew, x. xiii, 44. 
 
 St. Dunstau. xii. 48. 4 'J. 
 
 Si. George, xii, 41), 50, 51, :{87. 
 
 Holy Cross, xii, xiii, xxi. 4tj. 
 
 St. Lawrence, 51. 
 
 St. Marg-aret, xxi. 52, 58, 387. 
 
 St. Martin. 58. 54. 
 
 ^^t. Mary Bredin. xiii, 54, 55, 387. 
 
 St. Mary Bredman, 55. 
 
 St. Mary de Castro, 5ti. 
 
 St. Mary JIagdalene. 57, 58. 59. 
 387. 
 
 St. Mary, Northg-ate. viii. xxi, 56. 
 
 St. Mary of Queningate, 57. 
 
 St. Michael, 59, 6U, 387. 
 
 St. Mildred, xii, xix, xxi. <>(». (Jl. 
 
 St. Paul, 61, 62. 
 
 St. Peter, 63. 
 
 Priory of St. Gregory, 63, 64. 
 
 Holy Sepulchre Nunnery, 64. 
 
 Friars. Augustine. 64. i'y^> ; Black. 
 41, 66, 67 ; Grey. 67. 
 
 Eastbridge Hospital. 68. 
 
 St. John's Hospital, 68. 
 Canterbury Cathedral, x. xii. 
 Capel Le Feme. 69. 
 Capyn. Thomas, 100, 101. 
 Cardar or Carder, Thomas. 231. 232. 
 
 233; William, 130. 
 Cardon, William, 218. 
 Care we, John, 357. 
 Caring or Caringe. Agnes. 39, 186, 
 
 187; Hichard, 3!t, 186, 187; Tho- 
 mas, 186, 187. 
 Carkeregge, Thomas, 87, 90 ; sec also 
 
 Karkeregge. 
 Carlowe. Richard, 96, 97. 
 Carpentar (Carpenter or Carpinter). 
 
 John. 39 ; Robert, 20. 21, 83 ; Wil- 
 liam, 20, 183, 184, 213, 214. 
 Carpet, 163. 
 
 Carre, Moryce, 319, 320. 
 Carter or Cartar, Richard. 91. 92; 
 
 Roger. 13. 92; Thomas, 91 ;' Wil- 
 liam. 92, 114. 242. 
 Cartwright. William. 288. 
 Cassho, Elisia, 323 ; John, 323. 
 Castelyn, Henry, 271, 272 ; Petro- 
 
 nilla, 271, 272. 
 Catbery. William, 65. 
 Catelot or Catelott, John, 13, 14 ; 
 
 Lawrence, 75. 
 Catlocke, Margaret, 339. 
 (■aton, John, 163. 
 Catour, John, 287, 289, 297. 
 Cauch. Richard, 17(!. 
 (Jauntoii. Simon. 322. 
 Ciiustoii, Robert. 43. 
 Cawdrcu »r cauldron, 188. 
 Oaxton, Alice, 294 ; John, 42, 43, 
 
 Censer, 11, 26. 
 Chadborne. William, 235. 
 Chalice. 6, 11, 37, 47, 48. 54. 64, (3^, 
 73, 117. 126, 128, 145, 152. 156. 170, 
 
 176, 212, 223, 228, 266, 282, 305, 
 311, 327, 343, 348, 353, 360, 361, 
 371. 
 
 Chalk, xii, xiv, 
 
 Chalkecroft. Alice. 29, 30. 
 
 Chalkehill. John. 100, 101. 
 
 Chalker, Henry. 64, 349, 350. 
 
 Challock, ix, xi, 69, 71, 887. 
 
 Chamber or Chambir, John, 40, 41 ; 
 Katherine, 339 ; Peter, 339. 
 
 Chambleyn, John, 62. 
 
 Champneys or Chainpneis. Geoffrey, 
 120, 122 ; John, 123. 
 
 Chapel at Bovighton Blean (The 
 Trinity), 28 ; Borden (St. James), 
 25; lUuiey. 188: Court at Street, 
 206; Dover (Holy Cross), 101; 
 Faversham, 127. 128 ; Lokyndenne. 
 198 ; Milkhouse (Holy Trinity), 
 91 ; Overland, 6 : Reding Street, 
 109 ; Bichborough, 6 ; Rodehill, 
 313, 317 ; Royton, 191 ; Salmeston, 
 212 ; St. Lawrence in Thanet (The 
 Trinity and Holy Cross), 270 ; 
 Sandwich (St. James), 291 ; Well, 
 
 177, 198; Wickhambreux (Hoke 
 and Fuxton), 365 ; Whitstable (St. 
 Anne), 362. 
 
 Chapman. John, 91, 92. 171, 172; 
 
 William, 80, 81, 109, 319. 
 Charing, vii, viii, ix. xii, xiii, 71, 72, 
 
 73, 74, 387. 
 Charles, Harry, 323 ; John, 150, 
 
 151, 
 Charlton (Dover), 74, 387. 
 Charnel House, 291. 
 Charnenden, Robert, 340. 
 Chart, Great, xiv, 74, 75, 76, 387 ; 
 
 Little, 76. 77 ; Sutton, xii, 77, 78. 
 Chartham, ix, 78, 79, 80, 387. 
 (-'hasuble, buying of, 357. 
 Chatham, x. 
 Cheeseman, James, 824, 325, 326, 327 ; 
 
 Joan. 123 ; John, 36, 186, 187, 220, 
 
 223; Richard, 179, 180: Stephen, 
 
 201. 
 Chariton, 80, 81. 
 Chese, Wm.. 240, 241, 
 Chessehill, Hospital of, 25. 
 Chest, 126, 354; of iron, 128; of 
 
 silver, 381. 
 Chestfield, Stephen, 162. 
 Chetinden, Alexander, 90: Richard, 
 
 88, 89, 90 ; Robert, 88 ; William, 
 
 87. 
 Cheveler, Joan, 130, 131. 
 Chevening, William, 183,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 399 
 
 179, 217. 
 
 104. 
 
 142. 14:?; Wil- 
 
 f'heyne ar Cheyney, Hiimfry. 211 : 
 
 KulKTt. 214, 2ir) : Thomas, .-.2. 
 Childiiieli (ir Childemill, John. ;{41, 
 
 :{42 : Semanus. 271i. 2S0 ; Thomas, 
 
 12!i. 32S. 
 Ohilham. viii, 81, 82, SH. 
 Cliillemlen, SS ; Thomas, 8. 
 Chilton. John. 2H(). 2:U ; William, fi;?. 
 Chircheman. William. 321. 
 Chislet. vii, viii. ix. 8S, SI, 85. 
 Chowne, John, 122. 
 Church (Cherohe. Chirche. etc.), Isa- 
 
 belle. 10(). 244 : John, im, 10(5, 1(;4. 
 
 I'Ji), 22<), 237, 238, 23!) ; Margareta, 
 
 43, 44, 67 ; Simon, 237, 238, 239 ; 
 
 Thomas. 1(11, lii3. 1(11. 237, 238 ; 
 
 William. 152. 
 Church House, 2.51. 
 Churchwell, :')3(). 
 Churchyard wall. etc.. repair of. 
 
 113. 117. 152, 214, 251, 28(5. 29f;. 
 
 361. 
 Chyche. Joan. 217 ; Italjih. 
 Cladishe, John. 351. 
 Clampard. Thomas. 277. 
 Claringbold, John, 1)7. H'.t, 
 Clarkson, William. 357. 
 Claych. Roger, 239. 
 Clement. John, IK!, 
 
 liam, 27(). 
 Clenche, Thomas, 50. 
 Clere, John, 63. 
 Clerk (Clarke ar Clerke), Alexander, 
 
 200. 202 ; Joan. 46, 47, 48 ; John, 
 
 i)7, 122, 134. 135, 136, 230; Law- 
 rence, 40, 41 ; Ralph. 28, 29 ; 
 
 Richard, 13 ; Thomas, 278, 280, 
 
 370, 371 ; William, 202. 
 Clerk's-house, building of, 206. 
 Clcve, Peter, 218. 219 : Thomas, 218, 
 
 219. 
 Cleybroke, William, 132. 
 Clifford, Alexander, 24 
 
 231. 
 Cliterowe or Clyderow. 
 
 William, 174, 175. 
 Clock at Tjenham, 191. 
 Cloke, Stephen. 14, 15. 
 Clock, Christopher, 58. 
 Cloth of Baudkyn, 
 164 : for the cross, 
 128, 236. 289. 31 
 
 meled with blue, 
 277 ; velvet, 337 ; 
 upon the wall, 24 : 
 Sepulchre, 260. 
 Clouch. Richnrd. loC. 
 Clubbe. William, 248. 
 Cobb (Cob, Cobbe. or (Jobbes). Alex- 
 ander. 25:i : James, 164 ; John. 
 160, 161. 162, 229, 288; Richard. 
 
 Isabella. 
 
 Roger. 5 
 
 1) ; over brides, 
 
 176 ; diaper, 83, 
 
 333 ; gold, 132 ; 
 
 18() ; tapestry, 
 
 veil cloth. 85 ; 
 
 for Easter 
 
 254, 255 : Robert, 162 : i William, 
 
 335. 336. 
 Cocher. Robert. 257. 
 Cok (Cock or Cokke). Gooffrev. 137. 
 
 138 ; Guv, 137. 138: John, 173, 
 
 289, 291, 307, 308. 309 ; Richard, 
 
 52, 53 ; Thomas. 286 : William, 31:!, 
 
 314. 
 Cokoyde. Itichard, 200, 201. 
 Colbache. llenrv. 71. 
 Colbroke, John! 240, 242. 
 Colde. Thomas, 47. 
 Coldred. 85. 86, 387. 
 Cold well, John. 305. 
 Cole. John. i:W, 131. 132; Thomas, 
 
 333 ; William. 205, 206. 355. 
 Coleman. Nich(das, 372. 
 Colier (Colyar or Colyer). Bennet. 88, 
 
 91 ; Henry, 10, 11 : John. 296; 
 
 William, 213. 
 Colkyn. John, 26, 27, 118; Thomas. 
 
 KW, i:52 : William. 26, 27,28. 
 CoUard. Stephen, 250. 
 Collectary, 6. 
 College of Plessey (Essex). 361 ; 
 
 Wingham. 366, 367 ; Wye, 378, 380, 
 
 :^81. 
 Colley or Colly, John. 3 ; Richard, 
 
 334 ; Thomas, 15. 
 Colman, Alice, 10, 51 ; John, 41, 42, 
 
 56, 57 ; Nicholas, 372 ; Sampson, 
 
 245, 246: Thomas. 148, 285, 287, 
 
 288. 
 Colmar or Colmer, Thomas, 275. 
 Colsole, Stephen, 91. 
 Colson, William, 65. 
 Colt, Richard, 355. 
 Coltherst. Peter. 37. 
 Column, building of, 44. 
 Colwell, Robert. 101. 138, 139. 
 Colwode, Thomas, 40 ; William, 
 
 144. 
 Coly, John, 282, 289, 292. 295, 297 ; 
 
 Richard, 343. 
 Colyn. Henry. 334. 359 ; Hugh, 4, 5 ; 
 
 John. 266, 267. 319 ; Peter, 370, 371 ; 
 
 Stephen, 237, 238 ; Walter, 14 ; 
 
 William. 243. 266, 267. 
 Colyns, Elisabeth. 318. 319 : John, 63. 
 Combwell I'riory, 141. 
 Comen Light. 238. 
 Congeherst. John. 15C) : Thomas, 153. 
 
 154. 
 Consant or Consaunt, Alice. 63, 84 ; 
 
 Thomas, 84 : William. 84. 
 Cony, John. 12:1 127: Thomas. 188, 
 
 190. 345, 346. 
 Conyer. Joan. 345. 346. 
 Cooke. Alice. 173 ; John, 24. 251, 252 ; 
 
 Michael. :543 ; Richard. 45 : Thomas, 
 123. 129; William, 28, 29,
 
 400 
 
 TESTAMEJsTA CANTIANA. 
 
 5."). 77. SH. !».■). 148. 
 '274.L'><1.2S(i. S41. 
 
 o. 24t). 
 
 or Copyn, 
 
 etc.), 
 HC.O : 
 Tho- 
 
 4(; 
 
 Coole, Elias, 83, 34. 
 
 Coombe or Combe. Elisabeth, 220, 221. 
 222. :?27 : John. 220. 221.222: Wil- 
 liam. i<;s, it;n. 
 
 Cope, buying of, 30. 
 179. lltS, 220,225. 
 346, 373. 
 
 Coper, John, 212. 
 
 Goppe, Sampson, 24 
 
 Coppin (Coppini? 
 
 .lame;?. 185; John. IHJ, 117, 
 Richard. 269 ; Robert, 29, 30 ; 
 mas, 268. 
 
 Corall. William, 65. 
 
 Corbell, Thomas, 138, 139. 
 
 (Jorkew ell, William, 1S6. 1S7. 
 
 Corneforde. John, 69. 
 
 Cornell. Thomas, 253. 
 
 Cornewaile. Alice. 46. 48 ; John. 
 47,48, 
 
 Cornwaylis. William, 211. 
 
 Corporace. 22. 151. 176, 223. 234. 251. 
 286, 309, 370. 
 
 Corporace Case, 22. 151. 
 
 Corpus Christi, Light of. 22. 43, 62. 
 68. 102. 105, 122. 131. 174. 207, 208, 
 232. 237, 256, 276. 279, 283, 288, 346, 
 350, 356, 376. 
 
 Corthop, Light of, 314. 
 
 Cortopstreet, Our Ladj' of, 25. 
 
 Cost, John. 152. 
 
 Costhen, John, 43, 44. 
 
 Cosyn, John, 9 ; Thomas, 133, 134. 
 
 Cotinden, Sepheory, 145. 
 
 Coting or Cottyng, John, 179, 262, 
 308: Richard, 361; Robert, 215, 
 217, 334 : Thomas. 10 ; William, lil3. 
 
 Counsell, Richard, 195. 
 
 Coupar or Couper, .Stephen, 336, 337 ; 
 Thomas, 323 ; William, 4. 325, 326, 
 337, 
 
 Couragh, Neomas, 157. 
 
 Court at Street Chapel. 206. 
 
 Courte, Andrew. 114. 1 15. 1 16 ; John. 
 150, 151. 
 
 CourteiHan, Joan, 65 ; John, 55, 65. 
 
 C-'ourthopc (Courttoppe or t'orthoppe, 
 etc.), Alexander, S8, 89, 90 ; Alice, 
 236. 2:!7 ; i;ich;ir(l, 117. US ; Ro- 
 bert. I3!t ; W illiam, W. 
 
 Coverlets. 98, 104, 163. 167, 291, 294, 
 367; of tapestry, 59; fortlie Ilerse,92. 
 
 Coward, .lohn. 213. 214. 
 
 Cowchcman, William. 91, 
 
 C(.wfield. TIenry. 293. 
 
 Cowlyn, Henry, 120. 122, 123. 
 
 Cowmnii'r. James, 1S8. 
 
 Cowper or Cowpar, Andrew. 273, 275 ; 
 John. 23, 24; Juliana, 1, 111, 112 ; 
 Michael, 93, 94 ; Simon, 212 ; Tho- 
 mas, 90, 261, 262. 
 
 Coxin, James. 358, 
 
 Craase, Thomas. 132. 
 
 Craken thorp, William, 123, 
 
 Craller, William, 107, 
 
 Cram. Richard, 62, 67, 
 
 Cranbrook. viii, ix. x, xi. xiii, xxi, 86, 
 87, 88, 89, 90. 91. 154, 387 ; Milk- 
 house Chapel, 91, 
 
 Crane. John, 153, 150, 
 
 Cray, John, 201. 
 
 Cray ford. x. 
 
 Creke, Richard. 98. 
 
 ('rest, a new, 156, 
 
 Criell, Bartraham, 249 ; sccaho Kyriell. 
 
 Criowe, Robert, 154, 155, 15(!, 
 
 Crippou. William, 238, 239, 
 
 Crismatory, 222. 281. 
 
 Ciispe or Cryspe. Emmotte, 287 ; 
 Geoffrey, 279 : Richard, 287 ; Wal- 
 ter, 344 ; William, 13. 
 
 Crispin, William, 355. 
 
 Cristemas (Crystemasf'/'Cristemasse), 
 Godleva, 319. 320 ; John, 332, 338 ; 
 S*:epheu. 332. 
 
 Cristofvr. Edmund. 179. 
 
 Croke, Richard, 287 ; William, 287. 
 
 Croking, John, 20. 
 
 Crompe or Crumpe. David, 273 ; Joan, 
 273 ; William. 242, 243. 
 
 Crooked Beam, xviii, 213, 
 
 Crophall. Clement, 245, 246. 
 
 Cros, John, 97. 
 
 Crosby or Crosbe, James, 305 ; Tho- 
 mas. 2. 
 
 Cross. Holv, 13, 62, 97, 180, 137, 139, 
 143, 152, 167. 168, 169, 205, 214, 221, 
 232. 24(;, 270, 322, 341 : Churches 
 dedicated to. vi. 13. 46. 139, 167. 214. 
 270; Chapel of, 101, 270; Lesser 
 Cross, 4, 62; Cross-cloth. 48, 114; 
 Cross of Doglane or Dogland, 289, 
 300; of Rodehill, 313; new Cross 
 to the Church. 20, 22, 36. 38, 39, 53, 
 54, 55. 58. 95. 145. 169, 1 70. 172, 212, 
 215, 255. 256. 200, 200, 291, 339, 362, 
 381 ; Mass of the Cross, 364. 
 
 Crossbeam, repair of, 152, 
 
 Crouch, Thomas. 70. 
 
 Crouchman or Croucheman, Richard. 
 320 ; Thomas. 140. 
 
 Crowcher, John, 83. 84. 
 
 Crowdc, Julian, 150, 151. 
 
 Crowmer or Cromer, James, 345 ; 
 William. 345. 
 
 Crown of Our Lady, etc.. 55. 
 
 Cruets, (;. I(t3. 150. 170, 234, 362. 
 
 Crundale, 91, 92, 
 
 Crux, Thomas, 150; William, 343 
 344, 
 
 Crypes (Crips, Cryps), Alice, 2 ; John, 
 198. 199; Walter, 843, 344.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 lul 
 
 Culling, Edward, 117; William, 12, 
 
 ao, 117. 
 
 Cundies or Condy's Chantry, 283. 
 Cundy, Lawrence, 2St), 2.s7, 2S8, 2S'J. 
 Curfew, bequei>t for, 17ti. 
 Curlinjr, llichard, 2(;.s, 20;>. 
 Curtains, !(!, lUl, 227, 325, 337. 
 Curteis (_Curtis o' Curtj'ce), John, 
 
 12(1, 12() ; Simon, 1S3 ; Thomas. 
 
 131. 
 Cushions, 128. 
 Cuttfler, Peter, 315, 31(). 
 Cutting-, William, 230, 237. 
 
 D 
 
 Dadd. William. 318. 
 
 Dade, William, 318. 
 
 Dalljv. Thomas, 14. 
 
 Dixie or Daly. John, 231, 317. 318; 
 
 William, 1.52, 153. 
 Damforte, William. 202. 
 Dane, Agnes atte. 31 1 , 312. 313 ; 
 
 Cecjde, (52, 177, 196; James, 101; 
 
 .lohn, 70, 102; Robert, 341, 342; 
 
 Thomas. 20 ; William, 02, 177, 190. 
 Danifll (Dauyll or Danyell. etc.), 
 
 Henry, 282, 292 ; John, 313 ; Peter, 
 
 317, 318; Eoiier. 350; Thomas, 
 
 212 ; William, 17(i, 171. 
 Darell, John, 01. 
 Darly, Peter, 107. 
 Dartford. vi, x, xii. 
 Daves. Thomas, 330. 
 Davey or Davy. Edraund, 75, 76 ; 
 
 George. 211,^212; John, 130, 131, 
 
 132; Martin, 211; Richard, 310; 
 
 Robert, 130; Thomas, 211, 295; 
 
 William, 75. 
 Davington, 92 ; Priory. 93. 
 Davyson. Denise, 197. 19S ; William, 
 
 197, 198. 
 Dawdemer, Alice, 187, 188. 
 Dawson, Henry, 2. 
 Deal, ix. xii. 93. !»1. 95, 387. 
 Dedication unknown, vi. 111. 224, 
 
 251. 
 Dekyii. Tliomas. 31. 
 Delam. Joan. 105; .John. 105. 
 Delatowre. William. 279. 
 Dele or Deale. John, 175, 176, 367. 
 Delfes, Alice, 40. 47 ; John, 17. 
 Dene (Denne or Deen). .lohn. 194 ; 
 
 Uobert. 2(>4 ; Thomas, 87, 88, 89, 
 183 ; William, 7, 8, 9. 218, 219. 
 Denton, 95. 
 
 Deny, Nicholas. 339 ; Stephen. 232. 
 Denys, Joan, 198; John, 171, 172, 
 
 198. 
 Deptf ord, xi. 
 
 Dering or Deryng, James, 203, 204 ; 
 
 John, 217. 
 Detling, 95. 
 Deve, Robert. 120. 
 Deyos, John. 283. 
 Dicar, John, 372. 
 
 Diggs (Digge or Diggis), Helync, 290 ; 
 Isabella, 232. 233, 234 ; John, 12 ; 
 Thomas, 290. 
 Dine or Dyne. Richard, 65, 208 ; 
 
 Stephen. 324, 325, 326. 
 Dobbis. William. 123, 124. 125, 120. 
 Dod (Dodd -'/■ Dods), John. 38 ; lUch- 
 ard, 38 ; Simon, 177, 178 ; William, 
 35. 
 Doddington, 95, 90. 
 Doddyn. Benet. 94. 95. 
 Dogland or Doglane Cross, 298, 360. 
 Dolphyn, Nicholas, 127. 
 Donet or Donett. John. 335, 330 ; 
 
 Julian, 177, 178 ; William, 310. 
 Donmowe. John, 77. 
 Donse or Douse, Thomas. 6, 7. 8, 9. 
 Door, making or repair of, 5. 59, 73, 
 74, 80, 385 ; Laude door, 49 ; Pro- 
 cession door, 53. 
 Dorant or Doraunte. Thomas. 133, 
 
 190. 
 Dormowrc, Thomas, 273, 274. 
 Dove, 355. 
 
 Dover, ISt. James, ix, 96, 97, 98. 
 „ St. John Baptist, xi, 98. 
 ., St. Mary, ix, xii, xxi. 99, 100, 
 
 101. 
 „. St. Nicholas, xii, 101, 102. 
 ,. St. Peter, vii, xiii, 102. 103. 
 „ Domus Dei, 103, 101. 
 ,, Priory, 39, 104, 105 ; Seal of, 
 271. 
 Dowle or Dowele. Joan, 75. 76 ; John, 
 lOO. 2:15, 247, 248 ; Oliver. 311, 312 ; 
 William. 321. 
 Downe, Agnes, 174 ; Henr}' atte. 71 ; 
 James. 305 ; John, 121, 150, 151, 
 189, 190, 377 ; Michael a, 146, 147 ; 
 Roberge, 150, 151, 377. 
 Downvile. Ralph, 111 ; Richard, 23, 
 
 21. 
 Drapncr, John, SO, 90. 
 Drayton. Robert, 240. 
 Drey. Thomas, 133. 131. 
 Dreyland. Cristyn, 217, 218. 
 Drury or Drowry, John. 213 ; Richard, 
 
 287, 2S8, 289, 370 ; William, 376. 
 Drve. John. 294. 
 Drynker. Robert, 277. 
 Duflfyn. Thomas, 203, 204. 205. 
 Duke, John. 2.59, 260 ; Robert, 259. 
 Duubery, John, 78. 
 Dungate. Andrew, 96 : Margareta, 
 377, 
 
 D J)
 
 402 
 
 TESTA MENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Durrant, Thomas, 197, 198. 
 Dyar. Robert, 101, 104. 
 Dymchurch. 105. 
 
 E 
 
 Ealdyche, Thomas, 179. 180. 
 
 Eastchurch, 10.'), lOfi. 
 
 Easter Sepulchre, 1. 9, 24. 2o. 'Mi, 41, 
 
 44, 61, 64, 70, 99. 106, 127, l'3.), 144, 
 
 159, 166. 182, 198,200,204,206,212, 
 
 234, 237, 242. 2.o3, 2r>.5.2.")8. 260. 269. 
 - 290. 300. 307. 318. 330, 333. 335, 340. 
 
 345, 346, 353! 360, 362, 373. 374. 375. 
 Easter Taper. 25. 143, 256, 274, 343, 
 
 344. 
 Eastlinji:, 106. 
 Easton,Elyne, 121. 123, 124 ; Stephen, 
 
 302, 304. 305. 
 Eastry. xxi. 103, 387. 
 Eastwell, 107, 108, 387. 
 Ebben. Garrade, 87, 88. 
 Eboney. xi, xvi, 5, 108, 109, 387. 
 Ede, John, 115, 116. 
 Ederike, Steven, 35. 
 Edg'er, Richard, 2. 
 Ediall. Henry. 367. 
 Edinden or Edynden, Elisabeth, 29 : 
 
 Philip. 28, 29; Richard, 111, 158. 
 
 159; Stephen, 18, 19; William, 
 
 355. 
 Edmer or Edmere, John, 235 ; Wil- 
 liam, 234. 235. 
 Edolffe, Thomas, 315. 
 Edward or Edwards, Edward, 331, 
 
 332; John. 358; Lawrence, 125; 
 
 Richard, 37, 38 ; Thomas. 63, 322. 
 
 340, 341 ; William, 43. 362. 
 Edwardson, William. 107, 108. 
 Egerton. 110, 111. 387. 
 V.Sg Lig-ht, xviii, 113, 319. 
 Kgirle. Hugh, 133. 
 Egolinden, .John. 18, 19. 
 Eight Tapors. Light of, 115. 
 Elford. William, 35, 36. 
 Elgar, William, 355. 
 Elham, xviii, xxi. Ill, 112, 113. 387; 
 
 Gefiferay, 100. 
 Elliot or Elyothe, Alexander. 67 ; 
 
 Richard, 295. 
 Ellis (Elys or Klyse), John, 20. 21. 55, 
 
 101; Margaret, 297 ; Kichard, 365 ; 
 • Robert, 92 ; Thomas, 297 ; Walter, 
 
 192, 218; William, 180, 181. 
 Elmer or Elmere, Joan. 298 ; John, 
 
 3,249; Richard, 299,357; Thomas, 
 
 358, 362 ; Walter, 359, 360, 
 Elmherst. Thomas, 110. 
 Klmley, 114. 
 Elmstead, 114, 387. 
 
 Elmstone, vi, 114. 115, 116 ; Thomas. 
 
 252. 
 Eloner, John, 368, 369. 
 Elsmer. Richard. 352. 353. 
 Elston.'john. 339. 
 Eltham. xii. 
 Elven, John, 313, 314. 
 Elveve or Elveeve. Herbert. 31)!. 31 1 : 
 
 Richard, 22 : William, 32. 
 Elvye, Joan, 25. 
 Elware, Thomas, 107. 
 Ely, Humphrey, 6. 
 Engeham. Alan, 37u ; Elisabeth. 287 : 
 
 John, 288. 289, 290, 370, 37 L ' 
 Eps or Epse. Alan, 35 ; .John, 265. 
 
 266. 
 Epshm, William, 230. 231. 
 Essex, Christopher, 303; John, 18. 
 
 19: Simon. 26: Thomas. 69. 70; 
 
 William, 26. 
 Eston. Michel, 191. 
 Everard or Everharde. Alice. 273; 
 
 John. 168, 273, 274. 
 Everinden, Thomas. 87; William. 88,90. 
 Evete. .Stephen, 78. 
 Evyas, Thomas! 224. 
 Ewell or Temple Evvell, 116, 117; 
 
 Alexander, 253 ; Elisabeth, 254 ; 
 
 John, 254, 316 ; Nicholas, 163, 254 : 
 
 Richard, 160. 
 Exbridge, John. 122. 
 Eylwarde, Thomas, 253, 254. 
 Eymer, John, 133. 134. 
 Eynon, John, 37. 
 Eythorne, xiii, 117, 118. 
 Eyton, John, 69. 
 
 Faderlay. Thomas. 7, 8, 9. 
 
 Fagg or Fagge, Alexander, 25 : .John, 
 
 205, 206, 213, 313, 314; Nicholas, 
 
 206 ; Simon. 79. 
 Falo, Robert, 121, 126. 128. 
 Fant or Faunt. William, 54, 55. 65, 
 
 209, 210, 257, 258. 
 Fanting or Fantyng, John, 54, .'JS ; 
 
 Margaret, 167. 1(!8 ; Simon, 167. 
 Farbrace, Jolin. 79. 80. 
 Farobroke. Sara, 164, 165. 
 Farleigh, East, x. 
 Farrier, Stephen, 235. 
 Faversham, viii, x, xi, xii, xiii. xv, 
 
 xvi, xix, xxi. 10, 119 — 129 ; Abbey, 
 
 129. 
 Faw^kenhurst ^'r llcrst. 129. 
 Fayrcbarne. William, 49. 
 Fee or Rawlyn, Cecilia, 97, 98. 
 
 Fchcnry. Joliu, 288. 
 Felowe, William, 120,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 403 
 
 Fenell, William, 2SS. 
 
 Ferine, Stephen. 129. 
 
 Fenton, .luhn, I'.U. 
 
 Ferase, Joan, '2'.)'). 
 
 Feraiour. .John, 271. 
 
 Ferrur, .lohn, 24. 
 
 Feryer, John. 270. 271. 
 
 Fetell <')■ Fetyll. Jolm, 2o;3, 204 ; 
 
 Nicholas, ;•."> ; William, 27(i. 
 Feyre, William. 11)2. 
 Feyrefax, Walter. 107. 
 Feyrware, Kichard, 21, 22G. 
 Fiernour, William. G(j. 
 Fikin.s, William, 83. 
 Filbert. John, 3.")8. 3.")9. ;?(iO. 
 Filks. John. 1S2. 
 Filmer, John. 2H>. 
 Finch (If Finche. Joan. 'M)3 ; John, 
 
 l'.t:5. 
 Finjs, Simon. 81, 82. 
 Fishe. John, 44. 4."). 
 Fisher. Reginald. liOl ; William, 220. 
 l''i.stinden. Henry, l.")4. 
 Fitsell, Nicholas, 1)0. 
 Five W'oUnds, Light of, ;51 ; Mass of, 
 
 6G. 217, 2;}l7, 24-.), 27(;. 852, S.w. 
 Flavvnce. William. 231.' 2)54. 
 Flecher, John, 310, 337. 
 Flegard, Simon, (!."). 
 Fleming. Thomas. Di). 
 Flete, Robert. :,:> ; William, 211. 
 Flowre, Walter. 102. lO.'i, 104. 
 Foche. William, !)7, 98. 
 Fode, Thomas, 221. 
 Fogge, Jolin. 8. 
 
 Fokys, Stephen, o4 ; Thomas, .")4. 
 Folett, Robert, 2()<;, 2(57. 
 Folkestone, vii, viii. xi, xxi. 130, 131, 
 
 132, 13.1. 
 Font, cover of, 73, 133, 337, 381 
 
 burial before or near, 4.5, i>G, 1 18 
 
 \rA), lOO, !(;.->, 173.220. 278,287.353 
 
 378. 
 F'ord (»• Forde. George, 135, 136 
 
 John, ()7, 18(), 187; Thomas, 154 
 
 155 ; William. 205, 2()(;. 
 Fordred »r Fordrede. Alice, 152, 153 
 
 John. 1 14, 1 15, 152 : Richard, 152. 
 i-'ordrell. Stephen. 1(17. 180. 
 Fordwich. 133, 134. 
 Forfiod. Elene, 57. 
 Forstall, Thomas, 328, 329 ; William, 
 
 184. 185. 
 Foster, John, 89, 250 ; Stephen, 10, 
 
 11: Thomas, 52; William, 21G, 
 
 217. 
 Fonle or Fowle, Edw^ard, 74, 7G ; 
 
 Joan, 378, 379, 380 : John. 158 ; 
 
 Katherine. 33G, 337 ; William, 75. 
 Fowggle, Thomas, 7, 8, 9 ; William, 
 
 108, 
 
 Fowler, Robert, 70 ; William, 357. 
 
 Fox. Jnstina, 1()2 ; Nicholas, 102 ; 
 William, 23, 22G. 
 
 Foxston or Foxton, Joan. 23, 258 ; 
 William, 258, 259. 
 
 Frail, Stephen, 185. 
 
 Frances. Lawrence, 313, 314; Tho- 
 mas, 134, 374. 
 
 Franklyn, John, 175, 176, 177. 
 
 Franskyd. Agnes, 279. 
 
 French (Frenshe or Frencheys), Ag- 
 nes, 317; John, 359; Robert, 130, 
 154, 156 ; Thomas. 370. 
 
 Frend. John, 190. 34 7. 
 
 Frengham. William, 259. 
 
 Fi-enningham, Vincent, 160, 161. 
 
 Frevill or Frevell. Joan, 293 ; Robert, 
 3(;(; ; Stephen. 224, 236, 237. 
 
 Frewer, Roger, 107. 
 
 Friars. Augustine. G4. 65, 66 ; Black, 
 6G, 67 ; Carmelite. 293, 294 ; Grey, 
 67. 
 
 Fright, James, 7 ; John, 74, 75 ; 
 Richard, 15. 
 
 Frinstead, xi, 134, 135. 
 
 Frithe, Joan, 56. 
 
 Frittenden, x. xii, xx. 135, 136. 
 
 Froddesham. Robert. 374. 375. 
 
 Frogenhale, Joan. 40 ; Thomas, 136, 
 137, 138. 
 
 Frognal, Thomas, 40. 
 
 Frontal, a new, 68, 169, 274, 367 ; of 
 lawn, 167. 
 
 Frost or Froste. John, 268, 269 : Tho- 
 mas. 268, 269! 
 
 Frowell, Harry, 103, 104. 
 
 Frj'e, Joan. 84, 85. 
 
 Fryke, John, 242. 243. 
 
 Frvnd. John. 107. 
 
 Fuller, Edmund. 339; John, 3, 214; 
 Nicholas. 269; Thomas. 11. 158, 
 159 ; William. 99. 100. 
 
 Furiier or Furnour, John. 12, 137, 
 138; William, 52. 
 
 Fylkes. Richard, 96. 
 
 Fyll, John. 34. 
 
 Fyneux. Alice. 40 ; Richard, 95. 102, 
 103. 
 
 Fynke, Richard, 150, 151. 
 
 G 
 
 Gable, new, 91. 
 
 Galaway, John, 229. 230. 
 
 Gale. William, 332, 333. 
 
 Galpin, John. 306, 307. 
 
 Gamys or trinkets. 35. 
 
 Gant, John. 256 ; Thomas. 
 
 Ganton. James, 60, 61. 
 
 Garard (^Gared or Garrard), Agnes, 
 
 P D 3 
 
 0.-i7
 
 404 
 
 TESTAMEKTA CAIS'TIAJS'A. 
 
 307, 308, 309 ; Joan, 74 ; Walter, 
 56, 57 ; William, 150. 151, 282. 284, 
 286, 292. 
 
 Gardener or Gardiner, John, 270 ; 
 Peter. 330. 
 
 Garland, Xicholas. 378, 381. 
 
 Garmestou, Ruger. 309. 
 
 Garnare, William, G8. 
 
 Garnish of pewter vessels, 293. 
 
 Garwynton, John, (53. 
 
 Gason, John, 17G ; Richard, 288, 292. 
 
 Gate, a new, 66. 94. 
 
 Gate. Christina, 304 ; John, 85, 86 ; 
 Robert, 85, 86 ; Thomas, 201 ; Wil- 
 liam, 46, 47. 
 
 Gateman, Margaret, 158, 159. 
 
 Gaunt or Gawent, John, 256, 257 ; 
 iSimond, 270. 271. 
 
 Gay. Christopher. 115. 
 
 Gayler, Alan. 266. 267. 
 
 Gaynesborough, William, 368, 369. 
 
 Gaytton. Robert, 31. 
 
 Geffrey ('/• Geffry, John, 71. 72 ; Wil- 
 liam. 137. 
 
 Gemott. John, 13. 
 
 Gennire, Robert. 365. 366. 
 
 Gentyll, Alice. 334, 359, 360. 
 
 German, Hamo, 377. 378. 379, 380 ; 
 James. 362 : John. 49 ; Robert. 49 ; 
 William. 79. 
 
 Germin, Henry, 255 ; Joan, 255 ; 
 John, 31 ; Thomas, 253, 254, 255 ; 
 William. 254, 255. 
 
 Gerrond, William, 338. 
 
 Gerves, Joan, 179 ; Thomas. 99, 100. 
 101, 179. 
 
 Geyre, William, 65. 
 
 Gibbon (Gebon or Gebone), Margaret. 
 123, 127, 128. 129; Thomas, 247, 
 248 ; William, 130, 131, 157. 
 
 Gibbs (Gibbe, Gibbes, or Gibbis), 
 Christopher, 79 ; Joan, 227, 228 ; 
 John, 28, 69. 188, 189, 190; Law- 
 rence, 268, 269 ; Lucas, ()5 ; Peter, 
 328 ; Thomas, 227, 228, 343. 
 
 Giblot or Giblott, Joan, 175 ; John, 
 130, 131, 132, 249 ; William, 294, 296. 
 
 Gibson, John, 242, 243; Thomas, 71, 
 72, 73. 
 
 Gidney, John. 50. 
 
 Gifford. Elisabeth, 287, 288, 290 ; Ro- 
 bert, 288. 
 
 Gilbart (Gilbert or Gilberd), Adam, 
 38 ; Joan, 352, 353 ; Thomas, 287, 
 329, 352, 353; William, 200, 201, 
 265, 266. 
 
 Gildarde, Christopher, 14, 15. 
 
 Gildwin or Gildewin, John, 329; 
 William, 34. 
 
 Giles (Gilis, Gylis. or Gylys), Alice, 
 304, 305 ; Henry, 304, 305 ; John, 
 
 349 ; Juliane. 284, 285, 286 ; Mar- 
 garet, 294 ; fc^imon. 283, 285 ; Ste- 
 phen. 247. 248 : Thomas, 54, 55. 
 126 ; William. 247. 294. 302. 303. 
 
 Gille. Patrick. 213. 214. 262. 263. 
 
 Gilltield. John. 314. 315. 
 
 Gillingham. xii. 
 
 Gillmau. llobert. 298, 299. 300. 
 
 Gillott, William, 236, 237. 
 
 Gilmin. Itichard, 146. 
 
 Gilnott. John. 298. 299. 300 ; Thomas, 
 119. 
 
 Ginder or Gendor. John. 111. 112, 
 113; Thomas. 112. 113. 
 
 Giveale. 178. 246, 325. 350. 354. 369. 
 
 Glasier, John, 311. 312. 
 
 Glover. Joan, 16. 330 : Nicholas, 14() ; 
 Thomas. 264. 311. 312 : William. 
 15. 
 
 Godard or Goodard, Alice, 20, 266, 
 267 ; Harry. 229, 230. 272 ; Simon. 
 118. 
 
 Goddene, John, 226. 
 
 Godeneston, John. 139. 
 
 Godfray or Godfrev, Augustine. 118. 
 119; Christopher. 324, 325. 326: 
 Thomas. 2. 4. 171. 172; William. 
 200. 234. 
 
 Godmersham. 136, 137, 138, 387. 
 
 Godyn, John, 215," 216 ; Kichard, 316. 
 
 Goff or Goffe. Alexander. 163 : John. 
 160. 161. 162: Thomas. 160, 161. 
 164. 
 
 Gogge, Alice, 12; John, 113; Sil- 
 vistre, 113. 
 
 Goldehill. John. 166. 167. 
 
 Goldfinch, John. 112, 113; Stephen, 
 131 ; Thomas, 373. 
 
 Golding or Goldinge. Edward. 16 ; 
 Henry. 108. 109 : John, 74, 76 ; 
 Margaret, 108. 109; Robert, 108, 
 109. 
 
 Goldsmith or Goldsmithe, Guy, 29, 
 30; John. 30; Thomas. 67; Wil- 
 liam. .337, 33S. 339. 
 
 Goldston, John. 279, 280. 
 
 Gold well, John, 75. 
 
 Goldwort, Thomas. 130, 131. 
 
 Goodegrome, William, 322. 
 
 Goodfellow, Hehvise, 26. 
 
 Goodhevv, Richard, HJl. 165. 
 
 Goodman, Ingram. 3 ; Richard, 3. 
 
 Goodneston next Faversham, ix, 138, 
 139. 
 
 Goodneston next Wingham, 139. 
 
 (ioodwin. Edward. 20 ; John, 121, 
 124. 127. 
 
 Goore, Robert, 208, 209. 
 
 Goost, Roger, 105. 
 
 Go.sborne or Goseborne, Andrew, 4 ; 
 Robert, 43,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 405 
 
 Goscelin, Marione, lo3. loG, 157. 
 Gotle ((Jotelej', Gotley. nr Gotesle), 
 
 John. 7, 1) ; Richard, 3.")(;, 857 ; 
 
 Thomas, 148. 149; William, 52, 
 
 5:1 
 Goudhurst nr Gowdherst, xii, 139, 
 
 140. 141. I.-.4; Juliana. l.^^O. 187,188. 
 Gouldinir. Ileniy. 5. 
 Gradual «;• Grayle. I», 44, l.'^C, 1()8. 
 
 1()1», L'.")."), 87(i. 
 Grandame, Henry, 278, 279, 280. 
 Granjrer or Graungrer. John. 54. 55 ; 
 
 William, 70. 78, 257. 
 Grant (Graunt. Graunte. c^'Grawnt). 
 
 Agnes, 95; Emma. 188, 189, 190; 
 
 George. 198; Isabella. 211, 212: 
 
 John, 287; Richard. 17() ; Robert, 
 
 85 : Simon. 211,212 ; Stephen, 268, 
 
 2(!9. 
 Graveney. 141. 142, 148. 
 Greave. Thomasine. 192. 198. 
 Greenhill. Dionisia. 2 ; Juliane. 52. 
 
 815 : William, 88. 
 Greenstreet or Grenestrete. Agnes, 
 
 810 ; Lawrence. 188, 189, 190. 
 Greenwich, x. 
 Grege. Thomas, 805. 
 Gregory. Agnes, 1()9, 170; Henry, 
 
 148. 149; Thomas. 268. 
 Grene. John, 147. 1()8. 169. 245, 373 ; 
 
 Philip. 245 : Stephen. 192 : Tho- 
 mas, 192, 218. 
 Grey. William, 179. 851, 852. 
 Grider, Isabell. 27(). 
 Grigge, John, 2;)(i. 287. 
 Groos or More, William, 60, (il. 
 Grove, John. 827 : William. 29. 
 Groveherst or Grofeherst. Philip. 252. 
 
 258: Thomas. 215. 217.' 
 Grubbe. Robert. 277 ; Thomas, 180. 
 
 131, 182. 
 Grunston, Thomas, 282. 
 Gryme. John. 178, 175. 
 Gunsalus. Agnes, 279. 
 Gunystall, Giles, 125. 
 Gurney f'/' Gorney. John, 118 ; Tho- 
 mas, 872, 378. 
 Guston, xiii, 148, 144 : Henry. 85, 86, 
 
 202. 
 Gutter, repair of, 5. 
 Guy, John. 98. 
 Gyldford, Kdward. (U. 
 Gyott, Clemens, 826 ; Thomas, 324. 
 
 H 
 
 Hacchc or Hecche, John, 71, 72, 73, 
 
 :;()1. 85(; ; Stephen. 185, 186. 
 Ilackington, viii. 144, 145. 
 Hacomblcn, Thomas, 230. 
 
 Hadde, John, 140. 332, 333 ; William, 
 
 134. 
 Haddysley, Thomas, 158. 
 Hadlow. xii. 
 Haines, William, 94, 95. 
 Halden, Florence, 71. 72 ; John, 67, 
 
 184 ; xi'L' also High Halden. 
 Hale (IJalis or Halys), Agnes, 370, 
 
 871 : Isabella. ISS, 189. 190; John, 
 
 64. 188. 189. 190. 385 ; Margery. 
 
 86; Robert, 81, 82; Thomas, 104, 
 
 210. 211, 242 ; William, 31, 52, 53, 
 
 186. 187. 
 Halfnoth. Thomas. 319, 320 ; William, 
 
 185, 186. 
 Haliday. Margery. 860. 
 Halinden, Thomas, 135, 136. 
 Halingbery. William, 279. 
 Hall or Halle. Andrew. 171 ; James, 
 
 278 ; Simon. 278 ; Thomas, 171, 
 
 172 ; William, 207. 
 Halstow, Lower, ix. 145. 
 Ham or Hame, 145 ; John, 83, 139, 
 
 177, 285. 
 Hambrook or Harabroke. John, 373 ; 
 
 Sisceley, 250. 251. 
 Hamcoke, William, 88. 
 Hamok. John. 90 ; Lora, 90. 
 Hamon, Agnes, 185, 186 ; Clement, 
 
 45 ; John, 285. 292 ; Lawrence, 
 
 302 ; Richard, 266 ; Stephen, 185, 
 
 186 ; Thomas. 98, 185, 136 ; William, 
 
 155, 156. 811, 812. 
 Hamond. John, 147, 231, 247; Tho- 
 mas. 115, 117, 118 ; William, 3, 226, 
 
 227. 
 Hampton. Cristina, 168 : James, 162 ; 
 
 John, 122, 125, 127, 160, 161 : Tho- 
 mas, 272, 273. 
 Hancok. William, 812. 
 Harbledown, 145, 146 : St. Nicholas 
 
 Hospital, ix, 146, 147. 
 Harchrege, John, 87, 88, 89, 90. 
 Hardeman, Dionisus. 143 ; Elisabeth, 
 
 143. 
 Hardes or Hardres, Great, x, 42, 147, 
 
 148: Lower, 06, 148 : Margery, 147, 
 
 148. 
 Hardford. Nicholyn, 81, 82. 
 Hardy. John, 120, 121, 128. 
 Hare, Thomas, 815. 
 Hareward. Thomas, 12(5. 
 Harindcn. John. 89, 90, 91 ; Thomas, 
 
 819. 
 Harlakinden, Stephen, 165, 166. 
 Harman. John, 7, 8. 
 Harnden. Richard. 165, 166. 
 Harnehill. William. 46, 48. 
 Harjiur Margeria. 179, 180. 
 Harrietsham. ix, xiii, 148. 149. 
 Harrison (Harison or Harryson),
 
 406 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 George. 311 : John. 206. 297 ; Ran- 
 
 dolf. 307, .308 : Roeer. 11!), 122, 123. 
 
 124, 12",, 128 : William, 291, 293. 
 Harry (Harre ";• Kerry). Alice. 240 ; 
 
 John. 231. 233. 234. 282. 285, 290 ; 
 
 Peter. .3.58, 3.59.' 3(50 : Roger, 81,82 ; 
 
 Thomas, 231, 232 ; William, 54, 64. 
 Harsefeld. Elisabeth. 373 : Thomas. 
 
 373. 
 Hart (Harte, Hert. or Herts). Henry, 
 
 286, 287 ; John, 180. 3(il. 378. 379 ; 
 
 Richard, 60, 61 : Thomas, 200 ; 
 
 William, .51, 215, 216,217. 
 Hartilope. John. 280 : Katherine, 280. 
 Hartley. John. 349. 
 Hartlip, 150, 151. 
 Hartwell, Richard, 7, 8. 
 Harty, xiii. 151. 152. 
 Haselot. John, 29, 30. 
 Hassard, Michael, 330. 
 Hastingieigh. xvi. 152, 153. 388. 
 Hatche. Henry. 126. 127, 128, 152. 
 Haute, William. 23, 66. 350. 
 Hawai'den, Andrew. 354. 
 Hawe, John. 110, 111. 
 Haweiott or Hawlott, John. 253, 254. 
 
 255 : Nicholas. 254. 255 ; Thomas. 
 
 254. 
 Hawker. Andrew. 378. 381 ; Stephen, 
 
 70. 71, 108 ; William, 70.' 
 Hawkhurst. x, xiv, xvi, xix, 153, 154, 
 
 155, 156, 157. 
 Hawkinge, 157. 
 Hawkins, William. 46. 
 Hayles Abbey, xvii. 271. 
 Haynes. John, 21. 
 Hayward or Hevward, Henry. 99. 
 
 100 ; Joan, 52, .53 ; Robert, 221,' 222. 
 
 338. 339 : William. 151, 152. 314. 
 
 315. 
 Headcorn, ix, 157, 158, 159. 
 Heansyll. John. 153: Margaret, 154, 
 
 155. 
 Jlelar, .John. 79 : Lawrence. 161. 
 Helling, John, 372. 
 Helmeston, Thomas, 95. 96. 
 Hempsted or Hempstede, Simon, 203. 
 
 201 : William, 50. 
 Ilendly, John, 87. 
 Henekir or Heunaker. Robert, 33. 3J. 
 
 .345. 
 Hennian, Henry. 174. 
 Henry VI. or King Herry, Light of. 
 
 xiv, 25, 30, 41, 312. 
 Henxsell, Thomas. 312. 
 Herdo, John, 337, 338. 
 Herege, William. 154. 
 Hermit at Lydd, xv, 202; Milton 
 
 (near Sittingbourne). 215, 216. 217 : 
 
 I'uxton. XV. 365 ; Sandwich, xv, 
 
 2S(;, 291, 292 ; WhitKta])Ic, xv, 362. 
 
 Herndhill. Richard, 282. 283. 
 
 Heme, ix. xxi, 160, 161, 162, 163 164. 
 
 388. 
 Hernhill, ix. 164, 165. 
 Herse. The. or Herselight. 5, 26, 33, 
 
 63, 76. 82'. 90. 111. 115, 136, 141, 149, 
 
 156, 164,166. 172, 180, 181, 194. 196, 
 
 198. 204. 210. 230. 248. 267. 277. 314, 
 
 316! 333! 346. 351. 364. 366, 367, 370, 
 
 37 L 
 Hersing. James. 352. 353 : John, 196, 
 
 198. 
 Herst or Fawkenhurst. 129. 
 Hervy, John, 343 ; Richard, 237, 313. 
 Herwood, John, 304. 
 Heth or Hethe. Agnes, 219 ; Silvester, 
 
 252. 
 Hever, John, 89, 91. 
 Hewe or Hewys. Michael, 47. 48 ; 
 
 Nicholas. 66. 227: William. 216, 
 
 217. 
 Hexstall. Thomas. 101. 
 Heyre Light. 113. 
 Hichcok, Thomas. 153, 154. 156. 
 Hicks (Hikks. Hikkis, or Hykkes). 
 
 John, 88, 90, 161. 162, 254, 261; 
 
 Pernel. 259, 260 ; Thomas, 336. 
 Higeleyn, Alice, 63. 
 Higham. Stephen. 87. 89. 
 High Halden, I6.5'. 166. 388. 
 Hill (Hills or Helle). Robert, 324 ; 
 
 Roger, 221, 222 ; Thomas, 137, 150 ; 
 
 William, 47. 
 Hilton, Agnes. 290. 293. 
 Hinxhill, viii. xiii. I(i6. 167. 
 Hoath, 167. 168. 
 Hobday, William. 80. 
 Hobnett, Raynold, 119. 
 Hochear, John. 32."). 
 Hocking (Hochin, Hokinge, or Hok- 
 
 king). John, 360 : Richard, 360 ; 
 
 Simon, 357. 359. 360 ; Thomas. 303,. 
 
 304 : William, 359. 
 Hogan, Robert, 135. 
 Hogdaylight, 360 ; see also Hok light. 
 Hogenelmoney. xvi, xix, 191. 
 Hogge. John. 347, 348 ; Richard. 189. 
 ' 1 90. ' 
 Iloggelin, James, 265, 26(). 
 Hoggeson. John, 99. 
 Hoggis, Simon, 144. 
 Hogin (Hogon. Hogyn, Howgyn. or 
 
 Hugirin). Elvn, 24 : John. 215 ; 
 
 Ralf'c. 232. 2:i^ ; Thomas. 24 : Wil- 
 liam. 173. 174, 175, 215. 
 liogncll Light, xvi. xix, 109. 156. 
 Hogwell Light. 109. 
 Hoigi^kiii. Ilicliard. 253. 
 IlokeChaiiel. Wickhanibreux.xvi. 365. 
 Hokliglit. xvn. 27(l. 319. 327, 330, 343, 
 
 357. 360.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 407 
 
 Holbein. John, 1:52, i:j:i. 
 Holdwoy. John, MS. Hl!t. 
 Hollin^bonrne. ix. 108, 16!». 
 Holinan. Elisabeth. '.)i ; Geoffrey, 57, 
 
 01 : Thoraa.^. !t4. 
 Holme, Adam. 1 in. 
 Holnher.st. Annes, 280. 
 Holt or Hulte. John, 3.")7 ; Richard. 
 
 Hit. 
 Holwarding', Thomas. HT I . 
 Holy Water Stoup. burial near, 0, 11!*. 
 
 250. 2S0. ;?0I. 
 Hombard, llobert, 259, 200. 
 Honte. John. 373. 
 
 Hony (>?■ Honey, John, 303, 332, 333. 
 Honywood, Alan. 173, 175 ; John. 173, 
 
 174. 175; Thomas. 174. 
 Hoo. All Hallows, xiii. xiv. xx. 
 Hoode, John, 122 ; Richard, 107. lOS. 
 Hook. William. 350. 
 Hope, 109, 170; John, 01, 02; Tho- 
 
 raasine, 177. 
 Hopper or Iloppar. George, 87, 89. 90 ; 
 
 John. 277 : William, 190. 197. 198. 
 Hopton. .John. 59. 
 Horden, Itichard. 139. 1 Ki. 141. 
 1 1 order, Joan. 08. 
 Home, Dunstan. 135. 130 ; John, 357 ; 
 
 Roger. 230 : Thomas, 189, 190. 
 Hornestleffe or Hornestlyve, Richard. 
 
 240, 241 ; Thomas, 240, 241. 
 Horopoldar, .John. 223, 224. 
 Horpe, Godleff. ISO. 
 Horsmenden, Thomas. 140, 141. 
 Horsmonden. 170. 
 Horton Kirby. 170. 
 Hoskyn. William. 40. 
 Hospitals. Canterbury. 68; Chesse- 
 
 hill. 25; Harbledown. 146: Hvthe, 
 
 276 ; Sandwich. 294. 295. 290. 297. 
 Hothfield. ix. 170, 171. 172, 388. 
 Hoton, John. 329. 330. 
 Hougham. 172 ; .Toan. 54. 67 : John, 
 
 54 ; Solomon, 250, 251. 
 Houghlin, John, 178. 
 Houghton, John. 177. 178. 
 Hounilisworth, Thomas, 4. 
 Hovindon or llovynden. Edmund. 01, 
 
 02; Marion, 340; Thomas, 345, 340. 
 Howarden. Richard, 41. 
 llowchon, Thomas. 96. 
 Howes, Elinorc. 27, 28. 
 llowghlott. Christyn, 270. 
 Howghlyn. Alice, 1 78 ; xee aho Hough- 
 lin. 
 Ilowham. liobert, 145. 
 Howlet. Xicholas. 130; William, 243. 
 Ilowlvn. William. 3. 
 Itows'ling Cloth, 13, 239, 291, 344. 
 llowting. John, 234, 235 ; William, 
 
 168, 169. 
 
 Hubbard, Alexander. 284, 286 ; John, 
 
 260. 
 Hucham, Elisabeth, 52, 53. 
 Hucking, 173. 
 Hudson, William, 25. 
 Hughet, William, 58. 
 Huglen. Walter. 35. 
 Hulke, John, 140. 
 Hunt or Hunte. Henry, 29, 30 ; John, 
 
 303 ; Robert, 1()7. 
 Huntly, Richard. 205. 
 Hunton, 173. 
 Hurton, Thomas. 145. 
 Hutte, John, 220, 222. 
 Hylde, Clement, 273. 
 Hymnal Noted. 190. 
 Hythe, xi, 173, 174, 175, 388. 
 
 Ickham. ix, 175. 176. 
 
 Iden. Alice. 356, 357 ; Elisabeth, 278. 
 280 : Francis. 289 ; John. 278, 280, 
 350, 378, 380 ; Thomas, 350. 
 
 Idinden, Joan, 57. 
 
 Igelinden (Igolynden or Igulden). 
 Agnes, 19 ; John, 135, 136 ; Rich- 
 ard, 18, 19 ; .see aUo Egolinden. 
 
 Ightham, 177. 
 
 Igo. Alice, 0. 
 
 Images. Burial before, 4, 7, 10, 12, 14, 
 21, 29, 30. 33. .35, 40, 4.3, 47. 50, 51, 
 52, 53. 56. 58, 59. 00, 63. 65. 06, 67, 
 75. 76. 80. 87.90. 92. 94, 97, 99, 100. 
 101. 114. 115. 119, 120. 121. 124, 125, 
 120, 131, 138, 147, 151. 157, 107. 172. 
 174, 175,176. 178,201,206.213.215. 
 222, 227, 228, 230, 236, 247. 250. 252, 
 257. 258.264, 267. 273. 274. 275. 276, 
 278, 279. 280, 282. 288. 289. 290, 293, 
 295, 299; .300, 323! 329. 334^ 335, 353. 
 350, 359, 363, 305, 370, 370 ; to be 
 made or bought, 8, 19, 28. 38, 43, 47. 
 49, 87.89,95, 112, 118,153, 179,202. 
 228, 244. 300, 301, 336, 340, 373; 
 Gilding of, 4, 58, 73, 84. 195, 207, 
 244. 252, 277. 295. 300. 321. 324. 325. 
 320, 336, 365, 309. 374 ; Painting of, 
 I. 19, 22, 24, 27. 28. 56, 57,58, 72, 77, 
 92. 110. Ill, 1.34. 149, 171. 174. 170, 
 183. 184, 228. 232,244, 250. 251. 2.53. 
 254. 202. 299. .303, 314. 333. 335. 3.39. 
 340. 356! 357, 362, 369 ; Repair of. 3, 
 8.9. 54, 50. 84. 121. 183. 256, 373, 374! 
 
 Ingram, William. 00. 01. 
 
 Inkepett, William. 327, 328. 
 
 Innocents. Hoi v. Church dedicated to, 
 
 Ipringbcry. A\ illiam, 1/3. 
 Isaak, John, 245.
 
 408 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Isham. John. 338. 
 Isode. John, 333. 
 Ive. John. 73, 2(56. 
 Ivychurch. ix. 177. 
 Iwade, 179, 388. 
 
 178. 
 
 Jacob or Jacobbe. Alice. 131. 295; 
 
 Robert. 277 ; Thomas, 80, 81.' 
 Jakmyn. Thomas, 27o. 
 Jalander. John. S7. 
 James. John, 334. 33.t. 
 Jan, Thomas. 335, 330. 
 Jancok. Alice. 379. 380 : Margeria. 
 
 112. 113 ; William. 379. 
 Janin. Thomas. 282. 285. 294. 
 Jeffe. Richard, 280. ' 
 Jeken or Jeakj-n, Roger. 180, 200. 
 
 201 ; Thomas. 231, 232. 
 Jekkett. Robert. 87, 89. 
 Jekys. Henry, 16. 
 Jenkin. John. 213. 214 : Light called. 
 
 307. • • 
 
 Jesop, Alexander. 10, 11. 258. 
 Jesus' Altar. 14, 19, 90, 126. 163. 321 ; 
 
 Figure of. vii, 7, 44. 153. 225 ; 
 
 Light of, vii, 63, 147, 163. 190, 208. 
 
 217, 225, 2.55; Xame of, vii, 21; 
 
 Jesus Mass, xx, 19. 30, 48, 53, 55. 
 
 57, 58, 61, 90, 101. 107. 113, 126. 163^ 
 
 202. 234, 235. 260, 285, 336, 355, 360, 
 
 367 ; Transfiguration of, 84. 
 Johnson, Gerard. 55. 217 ; John. 289 ; 
 
 Paul, 21, 22; Stephen. 22; William. 
 
 209. 
 Jointe, William. 286, 290. 
 Jolif, John. 88, 89. 
 Joly, William, 98. 
 Jon. Thomas, 148, 149. 
 Joope. Joan, 209, 210. 
 Jordan or Jurden, James, 212 ; John, 
 
 145, 212, 268, 269 ; Simon, 107, 108. 
 Joseph. Alicia. 133. 134 ; Richard, 
 
 94. 282. 292 ; Thomas. 133, 134. 
 Jure, Richard. 23, 24, 165. 
 Justice or Justys, James, 97 ; Wil- 
 liam. 117, 118. 
 
 K 
 
 Kantis, Simon. 21. 
 Karkeregge, Stephen, 87, 89. 
 Kayme. James. 33, 34. 
 Kele. Thomas, 3i7, 318, 3J9. 
 Kembre. liichard. 364. 
 Keme. Henry. 242, 243. 
 Kemp or Kempe, Richard. 87. 90, 91 ; 
 Robert, 1 1, 37, 38 ; William, 5(5. 
 
 Kemysley, Isabella, 34. 
 Kenardington, xiv, 179, 180. 
 Kendall or Kendale, John. lU, 11; 
 
 William, 56, 57, 296. 
 Kenett or Kenet. Bartholomew. 130, 
 
 131. 132 ; Henry, 7, 8. 9 ; Joan, 278. 
 
 279. 281 : John. 27, 28, 290. 295 ; 
 
 Thomas. 130, 131. 132; William, 
 
 109, 13(». 131,132, 278,279.281.371. 
 Keneworth. Hamo, 223, 224 ; Vin- 
 cent, 134, 135. 
 Kennington. 180. 181. 
 Kent, John. 146. 147. 377, 379. 380 ; 
 
 Peter, 210. 
 Kenton. Henry. 56 ; Robert, 198 ; 
 
 William. 114. 250, 251. 327. 367. 
 Kentworth, John, 223, 224. 
 Kercher or Kerchiefs. 173. 221, 251, 
 
 370. 
 Kete, William, 203, 204. 244. 
 Ketenton or Ketiutone, John, 1. 2; 
 
 William, 39. 40. 
 Ketham. Thomas. 131, 132. 
 Kettellisden. James. 18. 
 Kevell. Richard. 323, 324. 
 Kidwelley. John. 83, 84. 
 King or Kinge, Grace. 278. 279, 280 ; 
 
 John, 91. 278. 279. 280 : Thomas, 
 
 240, 241, 242. 311, 368. 
 Kingsdown, 182, 256. 
 Kingsnorth, 182. 
 Kingsnoth, Edward. 247, 248. 
 Kingston, 183. 
 Kipping. John, 16, 17. 
 Knachbull (KnechboU or Kneech- 
 
 bull), John, 205, 206, 355 ; Thomas, 
 
 205, 206. 
 
 Kneepe, John. 160, 161. 
 
 Knight, Lawrence. 221. 222, 227: 
 
 Margaret. 93 : Richard. 205. 206. 
 
 301 ; Thomas, 25. 84, 85. 124. 129. 
 
 302. 303, 340 ; William. 47. 203. 205, 
 
 206. .301. 
 Knobbe. John, 77. 78. 
 Knok. John. 110, 111. 
 Knoldane, -John, 266. 267. 
 Kiiolle, Thomas, 4, 5. 
 Knoller, Thomas, 270. 
 Knolton. 183, 184. 
 
 Knot (Knott or Knotte), Alice. 119 ; 
 
 John. 210. 221. 223 ; Sampson, 2. 
 Knowosley. David, 92. 
 Knowght. Henry, 6(i ; Joan, 6<!. 
 Krj-ar. Robert, 277. 
 Kybell. John, 125. 
 Kynet, Alice, 20, 25. 
 Kyrifdl (Kyrill, Kyrj'ell. Kiriell. or 
 
 'Criell;. H;utrahani, 249; John, 
 
 219; Nicliolas. 365. 366; Simon, 
 
 91 ; William, 93, 94. 
 Kytebrothcr, John, 261.
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 40D 
 
 Lacy. John. 287, 288, 289. 
 
 Laddf. or Lede, Nicholas, 1 ; Richard, 
 10, 17. 
 
 Lapret, Thomas, .SO.'i. 
 
 Lake, William. S75, 87fi. 
 
 Lakeland, Thomas, 179, 189. 
 
 Lamb »'/• Lambe, Alice, i<:}2, 333 ; 
 Margaret, 78 ; Michael. 1!)") ; Wil- 
 liam, 77. 78, 332, 333. 
 
 Lambard. Henry, 10.5 ; Richard. 3.')1, 
 352. 
 
 Lamberhurst, X. 184. 
 
 Lambin (Lamb.sin, Lamson, ov Lam- 
 syn). Henry. Ki"), Kid; James, 31") ; 
 John. 4 : \Villiam, 314, 315. 
 
 Lamp, to buy or find, 200. 204, 243, 
 244, 299. 342. 354 ; Li-^^ht of the, 
 147, 1(52, 350. 375 : in the Nave, 
 200. 
 
 Land or tenement, bequest of. 32, ()4, 
 85. 107. 108, 163. 1(14. I7(), 195. 249, 
 255. 275, 279, 283, 285, 29(), 300, 318, 
 348, 361. 362, 364. 376 ; for a drink- 
 ing, 34. 
 
 Lane, John, 2t>. 
 
 Lanend, liobert, 323. 324. 
 
 Langdon. Kast, ix, x. xx, 184, 185, 244. 
 388. 
 West. 185. 244. 
 Abbey, 185. 
 
 Langley. 185, 186 ; Robert, 274. 
 
 Lasynby, Robert, 275. 
 
 Lathbury, 308. 309. 
 
 Laude door, 49. 
 
 Laundy ov Lawndav. John. 33 ; Peter, 
 93. 
 
 I;aurance or Lawrence. Edward, 27 ; 
 Richard. 137. 138,224. 
 
 Lawles, Richard. 108. 1(I9. 
 
 Laws, William, 333. 
 
 Leading' of the Church, 53. 71. 74. 83, 
 1(;4, 200, 234, 291. 
 
 Leche, Simon, 201 ; Thomas, 37, 38. 
 
 Lecton, William. 46. 
 
 Lederer ov Lyderer. Margaret. 211 ; 
 William, 211, 212. 
 
 Ledistonstreet, Light of, 339. 
 
 Ledmede. Richard. 119,128; Thomas, 
 119, 120, 125, 126. 128. 
 
 Leeds, ix, x, xi. xiv, xxi. 186, 187. 
 
 Leeds Priory, 188. 
 
 Leeds or Ledys, Geoffrey, 175 ; John, 
 176. 
 
 Legend, for a, 255, 333, 
 
 Leigh (Lee or Leghc), 188 ; John. 37, 
 38, 334 ; Lawrence, 38 : Nicholas. 
 217, 218, 219; Philip, 185. 
 
 Lellisden, Edward. 277. 
 
 Lellyden, William, 55. 
 
 Lcnarde, Thomas, 303. 364. 
 
 Lcnham, vii, viii, xi, xiv. xvi. xix, 
 
 xxi, ISK. 189, 190, 191. ' 
 Leper Hospitals, 294, 314. 
 Lested, John, 77, 78. 
 Lethe. Richard, 135, 136. 
 Letman, James, 216. 
 Leveland, 191. 
 Levenothe, John, 30. 
 Lewis, William. 35 ; hcc hIho Lowes. 
 Lewisham, xiv. 
 Lewknor or Leuknor. Eaynold. 120, 
 
 122, 125, 127, 129; Richard, 341, 
 
 342. 
 Leyah or Licyah, John, 355, 356 ; 
 
 Thomas, 174. 
 Ley bourne. 188. 
 Leycester, Agnes. 281. 2K2, 292. 296 ; 
 
 Simon, 281, 282, 292, 296. 
 Leyden, Elisabeth. 325. 
 Leygh, Lodewic, 303 ; avc aho Leigh. 
 Leysdown. ix. 192. 
 Lightfote, Joan. 165. 
 Linch (Lynch or Leynch), Austen. 7, 
 
 8 ; Simonde. 88, 89, 90. 91 ; Vin- 
 cent. 165. 166. 
 Linen-cloth. 68. 78. 
 linen for albs, 108. 
 Linsey or Lynsey, Henry. 199. 200 ; 
 
 Thomas. 65. 
 Linstead, xiv, xvi, 193. 194, 195. 388. 
 Linton, xii, 195. 196. 
 Litill ('/■Lytell. Itichard. 120, 121. 123. 
 
 126. 
 Litilwood (Litelwood or Litillwood). 
 
 John, 298. 299, 300 ; Salmon. 359 ; 
 
 Thomas. 84. 
 Littlebourne. xi, xiii, xx, 196, 197, 
 
 198, 388. 
 Local Saints, xiii. 
 Logy, John, 24. 
 Loke. Light of the, 254. 
 Lokking, Richard. 319. 320, 321. 
 Lokyar or Lokyer. John, 230. 231 ; 
 
 Nicholas, 279. 
 Lokyndenne Chapel. Littlebourne, 
 
 198. 
 Lome, John, 139. 140. 
 Long or Longe. Henrv, 231 : John, 
 
 12, 199; Kichnrd, ^124 : Robert, 
 
 104 ; Simon, 183 ; Stephen, 12, 
 Longbridge or Longebregge, John. 
 
 240; William. 1>2. 
 Loose, 198, 199. 
 Lostington. Henry, 313. 
 Loth. Thomas. 322. 
 Lotte, John. 349. 
 Love, Giles, 103 : John. 121 : William. 
 
 264. 
 Lovecok. John. 20O. 201. 251. 
 Lovell. John, 168, 169.
 
 410 
 
 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Lovenoth, John, 21). 
 
 Lowes or Lowys, James. 26B, 264 : 
 Thomas. KID. 170. 
 
 Loy. John. 47. 
 
 Lucas or Locas. John. lO.i : Julian. 
 210. 211. 212; Margery, 15. 17: 
 Eichard, :-]8o, 33'!, 369, 370 ; Tho- 
 mas. 1 7;>. 
 
 Luddeuham, U)'.». 200. 
 
 Lukke, John. 144. 
 
 Lull. Arnold. 70; Joan. 120. 128. 
 129; Richard. 128, 129: Robert; 
 106. 
 
 Luns or Lunys. Henry. 293 ; William, 
 334. 
 
 Lustenton. Thomas. l.")7. 
 
 Lybeas. Thomas. 100. 101. 
 
 Lydd. viii. xv. 200. 201. 202. 389. 
 
 Lydden. 2112. 244. 
 
 Lydeser, William, 68. 
 
 Lydolfe. Thomas. 139. 
 
 Lydsiug. Richard. 232. 234. 
 
 Lyming-e. ix, xx, 203. 204, 205, 389. 
 
 Lympne. 205. 206. 389. 
 
 Lynman. Cristina. 287. 288. 289 ; 
 John. 287. 288, 289. 
 
 M 
 
 Maconway. Patrick. 243. 244. 
 
 Madok, John, 346. 
 
 Mag<re, Roose, 160. 162: Thomas. 
 
 227. 
 Jfaideng. Light of the. 136. 
 :\[ai(lstone. ix, xxi. 206. 207, 208. 209. 
 Maid well. John, 14. 
 .Maister or Maistre. Thom.as. 1 KJ, 117 ; 
 
 William. 207, 208. 209 : xre aUo 
 
 Master. 
 Makett. John, 200. 201. 
 Male. John. 219. 
 
 .Mallin-r. West. xi. xvii : Abbey, xviii. 
 Malyn, John. 226. 227; Robert. 143, 
 
 144 ; Stephen. 375. 376 : Thomas, 
 
 226. 227. 
 Maminot. Gilbert, 57 : Hugh. 57. 
 Man or Manne. Robert. 106. 350; 
 
 Thomas. 209. 
 Mailing. John. 213. 214. 
 Maiinual. 6, 6S. S3. 92. 141. 196. 212. 
 
 350. 
 Mansion, Joan. I(!0. 163 : William. 
 
 160. 
 Mantcll. William, 322. 
 :Man\vooil. Roger, 2^2. 2S3. 284. 
 Maplisdcii. .lames, 351. 352. 
 Marchaunt or Marchant. Klizeus, 
 
 300 ; James, 299 ; John, 298, 300. 
 Mardale. John, 252, 253. 
 Marden, viii, x, 2o9, 210 ; Alice, 158. 
 
 Margate, ix. xvi, 210, 211, 212. 
 
 Mariott or Meryett, John, 182 ; Ro- 
 bert. 257. 
 
 Marleborough. Agnes, 35. 314. 315. 
 
 Marley, John. 329, 330 ; Richard. 48. 
 
 Marlowe. Thomas, 56. 
 
 Marscale. Henry. 230, 231. 
 
 Marsden. Peter, 184. 
 
 Marsh (Marshe. Mershe. or Marche), 
 John, IS4. 224, 363; Robert. 184, 
 236 : Stephen, 275 ; Thomas, 276, 
 354 : William. 184, 185. 265, 266, 
 276. 
 
 Marshall or Marchall, Alexander, 159 ; 
 Joan. 328 : John, 328 : Robert, 
 272. ■ 
 
 Martin (Marten or Martyn). Anne, 
 142 ; Constance. 63 : John. 142. 
 143. 339. 340 : Katherine. 5 ; Mat- 
 thew, 145. 146 ; Robert, 295 : Tho- 
 mas, 96. 97, 98, 361. 
 
 Martson. Margaret, 324, 325, 326 ; 
 Michael, 324, 325. 
 
 Marys, Thomas, 32 7 ; William, 1 88, 
 190. 
 
 Mascall. Robert. 77, 78. 
 
 Mason or Masson. Joan. 258, 259 ; 
 John, 38, 39 ; William, 13. 186, 187, 
 271. 
 
 Jlass of the Cross, 364 ; the day, 236 ; 
 Hoi 3' Ghost. 6ti, 36 4 : Our Lord, 
 236 ; Name of Jesus, 355 (.?«' al.w 
 Jesus Mass) ; 8t. George, 279 ; Our 
 Lady, 236, 276. 355, 364 ; Assump- 
 tion of Our Lady, 217 : The 
 Trinity, 236, 249. 276. 364 ; The 
 Five Wounds, (id. 217, 236, 249.27(1. 
 352, 355 ; liequiem. 66. 236, 249, 
 276. 355, 364 ; at Altar of Scala 
 Cell, 66. 
 
 Mass Book. 6. 66. 68. 83, 92. 151. 1.52, 
 156. 163, 176. KS5, 197. 200. 202, 255, 
 2S2, 310. 326, 344. 
 
 Mastei*. Edmund. 331. 332 ; Richard. 
 209; Thomas, 196. 
 
 Materas. John. 311, 312. 
 
 Matins Books. 242. 
 
 JIauldrv (Maldrye) House or Hos- 
 l)ital,'294. 
 
 Mawger. James. 1. 
 
 Maxbreggc, John, 2S2, 294. 
 
 May, William, 215. 
 
 Maycott or Maycotc. Alexander, 329 ; 
 Anthony, 167 : William. 329. 
 
 Mayhcrt- or .Miiyliewe. Jolin. 209 ; 
 Robert. 209. 210 : Thomas. 307, 308, 
 309 ; William. 96, 
 
 Maylerose, William. 55. 
 
 JMayne, Henry, 368, 369, 370 ; John, 
 16S. 169. 
 
 Maytham, George, 35.
 
 iSENEliAL INDEX. 
 
 411 
 
 Medc. John. 'ic:!. 2CA ; William, 181. 
 Medman. Thomas, 193, 194. 
 Mekyn, John. '2'M. 
 Melton or MvlUin, John. 121. 124. 
 
 12.-.. 
 ^lenelield nr ^lenvficld. John. 111. 
 
 lU; Thomas, 142, 14:$. 
 Menesse "/• Menewes. Katherine. 2it7 ; 
 
 Iloi)ert, '.y.i, t)4 ; Thomas, 2".)7. 
 Mercer, John, 7; Thomas, l,-):{, l.")4. 
 Merden, Alice. 77, 7S, l.j7 ; Michael, 
 
 77, 78, !.")7 ; sec also Marden. 
 Mere worth, 212. 
 Merriman. Henry, 20 ; Stephen, 21t. 
 
 3U. 
 Mersham, xviii, 213, 214. 
 Meryham. Robert. 'M). 
 Meryweather or Meryweder. Richard, 
 
 30(1, 307 ; William, 373. 
 Messenjxer, C'ecile, 3U7. 308, 344 ; 
 John, 11; Thomas, 10; William. 
 10, 11. 
 Metcalf, Raynold, 13. 
 Metford, William, 2. 
 Mett or Mette. Henry, 327 ; Thomas. 
 
 1.51, 152. 
 Mexsted or Mexstede, Hamond, 11.5 ; 
 
 William, 81. 
 Micliell. John, 170. 203 ; William. 
 
 3(io. 3(;(). 
 Middleton, John, 27. 
 Mighell or Mijihill, Thomas. 170: 
 
 William, 170. 171. 
 Mild. Richard. Kw. 
 Miles or Myles, William, 22. 213. 214. 
 Milkhouse Chapel, Cranbrook. 91. 
 Miller (Millar /'/• .Mellcr). Ajrnes, 120, 
 121. 123. 124; Isabella, 13; Joan, 
 232, 233.' 234 ; John. 3(i ; Richard. 
 119. 120, 121, 193. 195 ; Roger. 213, 
 214 : Thomas, 339. 
 Millctt,, John, 14, 15. 
 :\lills (Mell, Melle, Mellys, Millis, 
 Mylles. Mylj's, etc.). Arnold. 301 : 
 Edward, 188. 189, 190 ; Isabella. 
 181 ; John. 32. 180. 181 ; Margeria, 
 171, 172: Philip, 247: Richard, 
 147: Robert, 240. 241; Sampson, 
 171 ; Simon, (lO ; Stephen, 209, 
 210; Thomas. 170. 171. 172; Wil- 
 liam. 227. 301, 311. 312. 
 Milstead. 214, 215. 
 Milton near Canterbury. 217. 
 Milton near Gravesend. xii. 
 Milton near Sittingbourne. vi, viii. 
 
 ix, xii. 215. 21C,. 217. 
 Milward. Edward. 100. 
 Minster in Sheppey, viii. 217, 218, 
 
 219, 220. 
 Minster in Thanet, ix, xii, 220, 221, 
 222. 223. 
 
 Mody or Modye, Kdmond. 99 ; James. 
 
 04 ; John, 56, 57 ; Matthew, 283. 
 Mokett. John. 3(;3, 3(;4. 
 Molash. 223, 224. 
 Moinl)ray. William. 85. 8<!. 
 Momesse, Thomas. 9:?. 
 Moncure, William. 7(), 77. 
 Mone or Moone, John. 33. 34 ; Wil- 
 liam, 32. 225. 
 Mongeham. Great, xii. 22 1 : Little, vi, 
 
 224. 
 Monk, Margery, 95 ; Richard, 173. 
 Monks Horton, x. 225, 389 ; Priory, 
 
 225. 
 Monkton, near Otterden, 22(i. 
 Monkton in Thanet, 22(;. 227. 
 Monstrance or Monstre, (12, 328. 
 Jlonyn (Monvnge or Monings), Ed- 
 ward. 348 ; "joan, 120. 121. 122. 123, 
 124, 125. 126; John, 348; Parnell, 
 349 ; Simon, 270. 
 Moraunt. John, 3()4. 
 More or Moore. Thomas, 16 ; William, 
 
 119, 121. 
 Morell, Margaret. 376 ; Thomas. 272. 
 Morgan, Cecily, 236. 
 Morice or Moryce. Isabel, 243 ; Wil- 
 liam, 15, 16. 
 Morley, Thomas, 60. 
 Morrow Mass Altar, 126. 
 Morton, Thomas, 35, 36. 
 ^Morj^oll, William. 1 1 7. 
 Mo-sewell, John. 345, 346 ; William, 
 
 345, 346. 
 Mountford, William. 289, 293. 
 Mownt. Stejjhen. 354. 
 Mowsden. William, 108, ]09. 
 Jloyle, Margaret. 74, 107 : Walter. 
 
 107, 108. 
 Moys (Moyes or Moyce), Andrew, 
 358 : Henry. 298 : John. 298 ; 
 Richard. 142, 143: William. 3.58. 
 Munde (Mundj'e or Mutid). John, 
 119. 120, 121, 122, 123. 124, 125: 
 Thomas. 247, 248. 281.' 294: Wil- 
 liam, 38, 39, 232. 257. 
 IMunden, John. 31. 
 Murston. 227. 22S, 
 Muskin. Alice. 340. 
 Muskyll Taper (Whitstable). xix, 
 
 3t;o, 
 
 Mustlar Light (Whitstable). xix, 
 
 360. 
 Mykylton. John, 356. 
 Jlynot, Joan, 23 ; Richard, 23. 
 
 N 
 
 Nackington, 228. 
 Napleton, John, 335.
 
 412 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Nash (Xashe, Nasshe, or Nesshe). 
 
 Alice, 146 ; John, 66 : Lawrence, 
 
 H29 : llarg-aret, ;-i65 : Richard. 53 ; 
 
 William. 23. 
 Nativity of Our Lord. Light of. 41, 
 
 378. 
 Nave, repair of, 4."), 61. 8.5. ID.i. 336. 
 
 366. 375. 
 Neale or Nele, John. 14."), 839 ; 
 
 Kichaid, 3o(i. 
 Need. James. 180, 181. 
 Nethersole. John, 183, 235. 375 ; 
 
 Richard. 375 ; Thomas. 157, 266, 
 
 267. 
 Netter, John, 8, 9. 
 Nettlestead, 229. 
 Newchurch. ix. 229. 230. 
 Newcome. William. 217. 
 Newell. Henry, 68, 367. 
 Newenden. 230. 
 Newhonse. Ag'nes. 1 74. 
 Newington next Hythe. 230, 231. 
 Nevvinjjton next Sittingbourne. vii, 
 
 viii.xiv, xxi,231. 232, 233, 234, 389. 
 Newland, John, 37, 38. 
 Newman, John, 263, 264, 297. 
 Newnham. 234. 235. 
 Newsole. Thomas, 130, 131, 132. 
 Newton. John. 206. 
 Nicoll. Thomas. 69. 
 Noble. John. 69. 
 Nolle, .\usten, 359. 
 Nonington, xi, xxi. 235. 
 Nooke. Thomas, 265, 266. 
 Nooting. John. 259. 260. 
 Norden, Adam. 258 : John. 338 ; Tho- 
 mas. 309 ; William. 238, 239. 
 Norkyu. John, 212. 
 Norland, Dionisia, 371. 
 i^orman, Thomas, 282, 2S4, 292. 
 Norpice, Nicholas, 155, 156. 
 Norris or Xorys. Lsabelle, 80 
 
 239 : William. 5. 
 Northbfjurno. x. 23(;. 237. 
 Northwood or Northwode. Simon, 
 
 211 ; William, 337, 338. 
 Norton. Elianora. 332. 333 ; John. 25. 
 
 37, 347 ; Stephen, 29. 30, 332, 333. ' 
 Not or Notte, Christopher, 84, 8o, 
 
 226, 227 ; John, 203, 204 ; Robert, 
 
 295, 296. 
 Nottingham. John. 161 : William. 84, 
 
 85. 
 Nyed, Roger, 236. 
 Nynne, John. 111. 
 
 
 
 Oare. ix. 237, 238. 239, 389, 
 Obcry, Denyse, 78, 79, 80. 
 
 Joan, 
 
 Obits, bequests for, 6. 139. 164. 255, 
 309, 364. 
 
 Odyarne or Odearu, Alice, 368, 370 ; 
 Stephen. 368. 369. 
 
 0£fham. 239. 
 
 Okborue. John. 48, 49. 
 
 Okynfold. Joan. 9(i ; Robert, 96. 
 
 Oldam. James, 310. 
 
 Olmede. Robert, 33. 
 
 Olyff, William, 23. 
 
 Omer or Palmer, Plesaunce, 94. 
 
 Ordinale. 156. 
 
 Organs, 44, 62, 130. 156. 163. 217. 253. 
 260, 337, 367. 
 
 Orgai-e or Orgore, John, 116; Tho- 
 mas, 29. 
 
 Orgarswick. 239. 
 
 Orlestone. 239. 
 
 Orly or Hall. John. 93. 
 
 Orp'athe, Nicholas, 279. 281, 297. 
 
 Orpington, 240. 
 
 Osbarn (Osbern, Osborne, etc.), Ag- 
 nes. 305 ; Avelina. 48, 49 ; Osbert, 
 319, 320 ; William, 49, 111; .we also 
 Usbarne. 
 
 Ospringe, ix. xii. xiv. 240, 241. 242. 
 389. 
 
 Ospringe, Domus Dei, 242. 
 
 Ostenhanger. .we Westenhanger. 
 
 Oswold. Robert. 80, 81 : Roger. 23. 
 
 Otford. X. 242. 
 
 Otham, X, 242, 243. 
 
 Otterden. viii, xviii, 243, 244. 
 
 Otwey or Otewey, John, 101, 104 ; 
 Thomas, 261, 262. 
 
 Our Lady, ■•ice St. Mary. 
 
 Ovend, John. 329. 330. 
 
 Overey. John, 153. 154, 155 ; William. 
 154. 155. 
 
 Overland Chapel, Ash, 6. 
 
 Overton, Elisabeth. 120. 121. 122. 123, 
 124, 125. 126. 127, 129; Thomas, 
 281. 
 
 Owche or Ouch. 274. 
 
 Ovvlett. John. 240. 
 
 Ovvre, John, 107. 
 
 Oxney, 244. 
 
 Oyn or Oyens, Edne, 349 ; Elene, 
 372 ; Thomas, 305. 
 
 Packerman or l':ikeman, John, 24 ; 
 
 Richard. 247, 24S. 
 Paddlesworth, xii, 244. 
 Padiam, .Mianore, 259 ; John, 18, 19 ; 
 
 William, 208, 209. 
 Page. Thomas, 165. 166 ; William, 
 
 143, 144. 
 Pall, buying of a. 222, 260. •
 
 GENEEAL INDEX. 
 
 413 
 
 Palm Cross, xvi, C, 27. 12'.>, l.JIJ, I'JU, 
 
 •2V2. 211). 287, H8f,. 
 Palm Tree. 184. 1!»G, 274. 
 Palmer, Alice. 102, lUH ; Giles. H80 ; 
 James. 2."»(i ; .John. 22.") ; Nicholas. 
 372 ; Richard, lO.i : Thomas, 'M ; 
 William, 172. 
 Pamplett, Alice. 2:>?>, 2.">4. i.")."j ; Ro- 
 bert, 2.").5. 
 Paniishur.-;t. Thoma^^, 71, 73. 
 Pantrey. John, 32. 
 
 Paramore, Nicholas, 253 ; Thomas, 
 2.")(), 2r)4. 2.").") ; Vincent, UlU, 102, 
 164 ; William, 107. 
 Parett, Thomas. 240. 
 Par<>ate, Edward. 51 ; Richard, 49, 
 
 50, 51, f,tj. 
 Parish Light. 115. 
 Parishioners, Lijrht of, 198, 20fi. 
 I'arkc, John, 77, 78, 258. 
 Parker (Parkere or Parcker). Cecilia, 
 372 ; John. 21. 2<;3, 272, 35S. 3(;(). 
 372 ; Philip. 345. 34(! : llichard, 
 240, 241: Robert, 102, 103, 377; 
 Thomas. 37(). 377. 
 Parnell, John, 268, 269. 
 Parson or Person. Adam. 31 : .John. 
 
 10. 32. 
 Partriche. Thomas. 188. 1S9, 190. 
 Parys, John. 284 ; Richard. 171, 
 
 172. 
 Pashley, William, 151. 152. 
 Passion of Our Lord, Light of, 103. 
 Passor, Robert, 4, 5. 
 Paten, new, 47, 156. 
 Path or way, 167. 215, 377. 
 Patrixbourne, 245. 
 Paving of the Church. 163. 198, 215, 
 
 227. 228. 258. 259. 307. 
 Pawdeherst. John. 1 09. 
 Pawlyn, Henry. 268 ; John, 26S, 269 ; 
 
 Richard, 2()8. 2(i9 ; .irr olso Polyn. 
 Pax or Paxbread. 6, 35. 128. 163. 181. 
 
 222. 
 Paye, Harry. 119. 
 Payn, William, 381. 
 Paynter. Walter, 280. 
 Payturn. William, 295. 
 Peckham. East, x, 245 ; West. 245. 
 Pedecok, Thomas, 48. 
 Peers (Pers, Peyrs, Piers, Peirs, Pj'ers, 
 etc.). Gregory, 68 : Henry. 306, 
 307 ;' John. 16, 79. 80. 237, 3ii6, 360, 
 3()2. 36S ; Katherine, 359. 360, 361 ; 
 Lawrance, 207, 208 : Simon, 306, 
 307 : Stephen. 10 ; Thomas, 275 ; 
 William. 261. 
 Pelham, .lohn. 111, 112. 113. 
 Pell. Laurauce. 19. 
 Pelland, Thomas. 310. 
 Pemberton, William, 83, 235. 
 
 I'embyll, William, 8, 9. 
 
 Pende. .lohn. 372, 373 ; Robert, 71, 
 
 330, 331. 
 Pender. Henry. 36S. 
 Pentecote. the Light, 255. 
 Renter, Agnes, 63. 
 Peny, Thomas, i'li). 
 Penj'ale. Margaret, 351. 
 Penyll. Thomas, 71, 72. 73. 
 Penyston, Thomas, 262, 263. 
 Pepsam, Margaret, 140, 141. 
 Pepys, Simon, 74. 
 Perchilde. Clement, 120. 127, 129. 
 Percivall, John, Itil. 164. 
 Peris or Perys, John. 130; Stephen, 
 
 182 ; William. 20. 327. 
 Perkin. William, 12!». 
 Perne, Thomas, 124. 127. 
 Pery or Perye, Isabelle. 4 ; William, 
 
 15. 16. 
 Peryman, John. 142. 
 Peryn, Richard. 257. 258 ; William, 
 
 258, 259. 
 Pesmyth, John. 13. 
 Pete Cross. Li<;ht of, 307. 
 Peter, John. 89. 
 Petham. 245. 246. 
 Petinden. Peter, 25. 
 Petitt (Petite. Petett, Petytt, or 
 Petitt), Harry, 257 ; Joan. 322 ; 
 John. 21, 22. 2.56, 372: Nicholas. 
 246; Thomas, 100, 101. 103; Wil- 
 liam. 321. 322. 
 Petley. Richard, 240. 241. 
 Rett or Pette, Alicia. 2.52. 2.53; 
 James, 166; Reginald. 321. 322; 
 Thomas, 369. 
 Pettling. Thomas, 131, 157. 
 Pevington. 246, 247. 389. 
 Pews, 163. 
 
 Philip (Philipp. Phelip. or Phellipe). 
 John, 351. 352 : Margery. 162, 163 : 
 RoVjert. 141 ; William. 161, 162. 
 Philpott or Philpot. John, 256 ; Tho- 
 mas. 372 ; William. 46, 47. 116, 306, 
 307. 
 Pikerell, William, 42. 
 Pilcher, Stephen. 86. 
 Pilgrimages, xvii, 271. 326, 348. 
 Pillar, to build a, 44. 
 Pipar (Piper. Pepar. Peper. Pepyr. 
 Pvpar. etc.). Isabell, 374 : John. 
 161. 374 ; Robert. 117. US : Roger, 
 153; Thomas. 117. 118. 374; Wil- 
 liam. 117. 118. 172. 
 Pittog. Henry. 377, 379. 
 Pix. making or buying of. 37. 115. 
 
 128, 163, 234. 266.\'72. 
 Playe. Simon, 1S8, 189, 190. 
 Playing-place. field for, 195, 
 Plege, Walter, 213.
 
 414 
 
 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Plessey (Essex), College at. Sfil. 
 
 Plesynton, Richard, W. 100. 
 
 Plott or Plotte. Bartholomew. \')0, 
 
 l.H : William, 321. 322. 
 Pluckley. x, 247. 248. 389. 
 Pocok. Alice. 273. 274. 
 I'ode. Thomas, 154. 1. >.■"). 1 •">(!. 
 Pokhill, Joan. 13. 
 Polhill. Thomas. 110. 
 Poliarde. William, 200, 201. 
 Polle, Richard, 58. 
 Polyn or Poleyn. Joan, fi, 7, 8, 9 ; 
 
 pilchard, 3<5S, 3(i'.) ; xeo also Pawlyn. 
 Pomerall. llichard, 223. 
 Ponsby, John, 175. 
 Pontovve, Edith, 78. 80 ; John, 78, SO. 
 Pope, Isabell, 75, 70 ; William, 3. 
 Porch, burial in. «, 32. 71, 74, 83. 87, 
 
 119. 138, 158, 180, 184. 188. 196, l!t9, 
 
 210, 213.218,221,247,205,282,349, 
 
 363; buildins" or repair of, 11. 94, 
 
 180. 184, 210, 218, 305, 361, 385; 
 
 paving, 259. 
 Porrage, Stephen, 214, 258. 
 Port or Porte, John, 298 ; Richard, 
 
 300 ; Thomas, 42, 44. 
 Porter, Stephen. 177; Thomas, 14ti, 
 
 147. 
 Porteus or Portiforium. 6. 83, 92, 
 
 116. 141, 146, 151, 156, 202. 288, 
 
 373. 
 Portland, William. 202. 
 Poshe, Marione, 236, 237 ; i<ce aho 
 
 Poyshe. 
 Postling, xii, 248. 
 Poten or Potyn, Joan. 368, 369, 370 ; 
 
 John, 274, 369, 370. 
 Potman, Thomas, 219. 
 Potter. John, 78; Pobert, 142, 165. 
 Pounds:, Thomas, 178. 
 Powell. Davy, 124. 126. 
 Powker. John, 282, 283, 284, 285, 292. 
 I'oynaunt. Margareta. 365, 366. 
 Poyninge. Isabell, 206. 
 Poyshecr Poysshe, John, S^\ ; Robert, 
 
 S5. Sf). 
 Prall, John. 324. 326. 
 Pratt, Harry, 374. 375 ; Janu's, 371. 
 Preme-, William, 33. 
 Prescote. Edward. 142. 113. 
 Preston, John, 11!». 
 Preston next Faversham. xvi. 249, 
 
 250. 
 Preston next Wingham, x, xii. 250, 
 
 251. 
 Prick Song Books, 381. 
 Processional or Processioner. 6. 83, 
 
 111. 156. 196. 222. 223. 214. 
 Procession Door. 53. 117. 2S7 ; xrc iilsa 
 
 Path. 
 Promhill, vi, 251, 
 
 Propehaunt, Thomas, 61. 
 
 Proveste, Robert, 42. 43, 44. 
 
 Prowde or Prude, Robert, 73 ; Tho- 
 mas. 43. 44 ; William, 43, 44 ; 
 Arms. 44. 
 
 Pulpit. 131, 218, 313. 
 
 Pulton, 249. 
 
 Punderst. John, 262, 263. 
 
 Puxton Chapel, 365 ; Hermit of. xv. 
 
 Pyham. Henry, 279. 
 
 Pylgrim, Robert, 145. 
 
 Pyme. John. 81, 82. 
 
 Pynde, William, 87, 88, 89. 
 
 Pynok. John. 287. 
 
 Pyramid. Light of the, 248. 
 
 Pysing, John, 107. 
 
 Pyttard or Pytard. Alen. 285 ; Alice. 
 294 ; John, 283, 284. 
 
 Q 
 
 Queeuborough, vi. 251, 252. 
 
 Queke, Marione. 21, 22 ; Richard. 21, 
 
 22, 372. 
 Queningate, 57 ; Lane, 57, 59. 
 Quersted, Robert, 355, 356. 
 Quested, Alice, 7, 8, 9. 
 Queynt, Thomas, 214, 215. ' 
 
 Quykman, John, 282, 283, 286. 
 
 R 
 
 Railing of churchyard, 105, 117. 
 
 llainham, 252. 253. 
 
 Ramesden, John, 16, 17. 
 
 Ramsay o/' Ramsey, Henry, 68, 116; 
 
 John, 33 ; Richard. 46 ; Thomas, 
 
 46, 47. 
 Ramsgate, see ISt. Lawrence in 
 
 Thanet. 
 Rand, Henry. 203. 204 ; John. 50. 51. 
 Raiidalff, Robert. 101, 102. 
 Rankvn, Peter. 185. 186. 
 Rayner, Elisabeth, 110. 111. 
 Uaynes, Henry. 328, 329. 
 Raynham, John, 168. 
 Raynold (Reynolds c/- Reynold), Joan, 
 
 109: John, 109, ISO, 181, 249; 
 
 Michael, 180, 181; Nj^holas, 330; 
 
 Stephen, 15. 16. 180, 181 ; AVilliam, 
 
 186, 1S7, 236, 237. 
 Reade, John, 130; Thomas, 120, 126, 
 
 275. 
 Reader or Reder, John, 30, 93. 
 Reason, John, 370, 371. 
 lU'chitigwodc. John. 252. 
 Reculver. ix, xvi, xx, xxi. 253, 254. 
 
 255. 
 Red bourne, John, 127,
 
 GENEIUL INDEX. 
 
 415 
 
 Redo or Reed. Richard, 105, lull, l'.i2, 
 
 L'19, 350 ; William, (iS. 
 Redet'vn or Kedfyii. Nicholas. 218. 
 
 •i:>\; Rose, 21S. ' 
 Redemption of Churcli Plate, 281. 
 Redhedc or Redehode. .lohn, 'MV.\ ; 
 
 William, \W^. 304. 
 Rediut;- Street Chapel. 1 U'.t. 
 Regewaj'e. Thomas. l(ju. 
 Rci/ge or Re<^e, Richard. 4 ; Robert, 
 
 244 ; nee also Areige. 
 Ueignold. Robert, 278, 2SU. 
 Reme, Thomas, 252, 253. 
 Rape, Edward, 367. 
 Reredos, 17(). 
 
 Resurrection, The, 219. 339, 375. 
 Keyman, John. 189. 
 Ricard. Giles. (59 ; James. 18 : .John, 
 
 23, 189, VM. 
 Richard, .loan. 290 ; John, 49 ; Ito- 
 
 bert, 1(j6, 290 ; Thomas. 37. 
 Richards, Henry, 2<!5. 2i;(i ; Stephen, 
 
 37 : Thom^is, 18, 1()2. 
 Richardson. John, 242. 
 Uichborouji'h I'hapel, ti. 
 Riche or Ryche, Kicholas, 23 ; Tho- 
 mas, 104. 
 Richfeld (Richefelde or Rechefeld), 
 
 .loan, 254, 255 ; John, 253 ; AVil- 
 
 liam, 253, 254. 
 Rider (Ridar or Kydar), Joan. 50, 51, 
 
 64 ; John, 50, 51 : Nicholas, 160, 
 
 163 ; Robert, 347 ; William, 150. 
 Rigden or Rigdon. Christina. 341, 
 
 342 ; John, 132 ; Thomas, 197, 198, 
 
 376 ; William, 197. 
 Ringley, Edward, 285. 286 ; Jane, 286. 
 Ringwold, 256. 
 Ripple, 256, 257. 
 River, xvi, 257. 
 Robart (Robert^'/' Roberts), Andrew, 
 
 172 ; John, 89. 237. 238 ; Richard. 
 
 124 : Robert. 140, 141. 
 Roberd, Christine, 87, 89 ; John, 87, 
 
 89, 154. 156, 320. 321 ; Stephen, 
 
 140. 141. 
 Robergh, John, 341. 
 Robertson, William, 107. I(i8. 
 Robin or Robyn, Elisabeth. 155; 
 
 John, 130. 177, 178.263, 264.' 
 Robinson. John, 228, 308. 
 Robson, Joan, 221. 
 Rochester, St. Clement, xii ; St. 
 
 Nicholas, x, xi. 
 Rodehill Chapel. 313. 317. 
 Rodmersham. xii. 257. 258, 259, 389. 
 Rodok. William. 143. 
 Rodwen. William, 241. 
 Ro'/er or Rogers, Alexander, 242 ; 
 
 Joan. 8; John, 124, 177, 178; 
 
 Ralph, 343 ; Richard, 6, 312, 313 ; 
 
 Thomas, 153, 328, 381 : William, 
 108. 172, 185, 332, 333, 359. 
 
 Roke. Deryk, 282 ; Matthew, 273. 
 274. 
 
 Rokkvn. John. 291. 
 
 Rolle"' (Rolf. Rolff, or Rolphe), Fe- 
 licia, 204. 2115 : John. 172,324.326 ; 
 Nichola.s. 21; Richard. 178. 182; 
 Robert. 37. 226, 227. 278, 279, 281 ; 
 Simon, 118; Thomas, 225, 226, 227 ; 
 William. 1, 57, 1.53, 203, 204, 205, 
 271, 272. 
 
 Rolvenden, ix, xii, x.x, xxi, 259, 260, 
 389 
 
 Romney. New, 261, 262, 263, 264 ; St. 
 John the Baptist, 261 ; St. Law- 
 rence, ix. 261, 262 ; St. Martin, xii, 
 262, 263; St. Nicholas, xi. 263. 
 264. 
 
 Romney. Old, 264, 265, 266. 
 
 Roo, John, 144. 
 
 Rood. The, 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, 10, 11, 13, 14, 
 15. 16. 18. 20, 21. 22. 23, 24, 25. 26, 
 27, 28. 29; 31. 32, 33. 34. 35, 37. 38, 
 39, 40. 41, 43. 44. 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 
 55,56,' 58, 60, 61. 69, 70, 74, 75, 76, 
 77, 78, 80, 81, 83, 86. 87, 91. 93, 95, 
 96, 98, 99, 101, 102, 105. 106, 108 
 110, 111, 114. 116. 117. 118, 119, 
 130, 133. 134, 135, 137, 138, 142, 143, 
 144, 145, 14(i, 147, 148, 150, 151, 153, 
 157, 159, 160, 164, 166. Km, 168, 170, 
 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 177. 179, 180, 
 183, 184, 185. 186, 188. 191, 192. 193, 
 195. 196, 200, 203,205,207,209. 211, 
 
 213, 221. 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 231, 
 235, 238, 239. 240, 243, 245, 247, 248, 
 249, 2.50, 252. 253, 256, 257. 2.58, 2.59, 
 261, 262, 263, 265, 266, 2(>^. 270,271, 
 273, 277. 278, 282. 287, 293. 295. 298, 
 301, 303. 304, 306,307, 311, 313. 314, 
 315. 316, 317, 319, 321,322.323. 324, 
 327! 328. 329. 330, 332. 333, 334. 338, 
 339, 340. 341, 343, 345,348,349,351, 
 353. 354, 355, 3.56, 357, 363, 365, 367, 
 37o; 372. 373, 374, 37.5, 377. 
 
 Rood Altar, 333. 
 Rood Chapel. 278. 347. 
 Rood, Low, 221. 226. 319. 
 Rood of Fortune. 307. 
 Rood of Hastings, xvii. 
 Rood of Pity, 81, 137. 
 Rood of Rest. xvii. 
 Roodli^ht of Sandown. 278. 
 Roodlolts. New, 6. 19, 24, 32, 36. 48. 
 63, 136, 141. 148, 159. 164. 172, 182, 
 
 214, 238. 274, 322. 323, 343. 346, 
 348, 380 ; repair of. etc., 19. 24. 27, 
 33. 70, 73. 117, 118, 128, 192, 228, 
 2.59. 270, 286,296, 300,324, 348,352, 
 377.
 
 416 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Roofinnf of Church, etc., 11. 20, 27, 
 152, 309, 3i3. 381. 
 
 Eook or Rooke, Henry. 316 ; William. 
 213 : sre alio Roke. 
 
 Roos, Richard, iO ; Robert. 303. 
 
 Roper (Ropar or Rooper). Edmund, 
 48. 41); Geoffrey. 122; Joan. 40; 
 John. 40. (58 ; ^Stephen. 13ii. 140. 141 : 
 Thomas. 'S6i] ; William. 13. 22'J. 230. 
 
 Rose. John. 378, 37!), 3SU, 381 ; Wil- 
 liam, 4(j, 47. 
 
 Rotherford. Edward, 307. 
 
 Roweg'an, Richard, 174, 175. 
 
 Rowhede. Thomas,' 106, 192, 350. 
 
 Koyton Chapel, xi. 191. 
 
 Ruckinge, ix, 266, 267, 389. 
 
 Ruddox. Simon, 287. 
 
 Rugley, Thomas, 183. 
 
 Kusshelyn, John, 58, 59, 67. 
 
 Rutter, William, 287, 288. 
 
 Kyarsh, 267. 
 
 Rydle. Roger. 60. 61. 
 
 Rye, John, 92. 
 
 Ryman, James, 378, 379, 380. 
 
 Sabbe, Alexander, 140. 
 
 Sabyn. Thomas, 26. 
 
 Sacrament. Light of. 42. 44. 48. 62, 82, 
 90, 106. 115. 144. 162. 178. 244. 245, 
 260,271,328,354. 
 
 Saffrey. Thomas, 250, 251. 
 
 St. Adrian, x, 7. 
 
 St. Agnes, 121. 169. 288. 
 
 St. Alphege, 42, 43, 298, 299 ; Chur- 
 ches dedicated to. v. 42. 298. 
 
 St. Andrew, 39, 44, 158, 172, 306, 327, 
 343. 363 ; Churches dedicated to, v, 
 39, 44, 306. 343, 363. 
 
 St. Anne. 7. 20, 21. 26, 35, 43, 46. 49. 
 52. 60. 70, 72, 82, 88, 99. 102, 104. 
 108, 121. 131. 14t;, 158, 169, 186. 211. 
 221,232,254. 259. 261. 277. 293. 308. 
 312,316,331,332,344. 
 
 St. Anne and St. James. 142. 379. 
 
 St. Anthony. 2. 3, 4. 7, 12, 14. 17. 27, 
 28. 29. 30, 33. 3.5. 41. 42, 44. .52, 57, 
 58, 72. 79. 84, 88, 97. 99, 121. 131, 
 140, 152, 154. 166, 167. 169. 171. 174, 
 182, 186. 187, 193, 19.5. 224. 229. 258. 
 262, 268, 273. 277, 279, 288. 2!>4. 3o4. 
 305, 3U8, 312,313, 315. 320. 324. 325, 
 328, 332, 338, 339, 342, 317, 354, 359, 
 369, 379 ; Church dedicated to, 3 ; 
 Hospital, 294. 
 
 St. Api»olyn or Appoline, x. 88, 135, 
 312,379. 
 
 St. Arniygill, x, 45. 
 
 at, Augu.stine, x, 37, 38, 184, 236. 315, 
 
 327 ; Churches dedicated to, v, 37, 
 184, 236. 315. 327. 
 
 St. Barbara, 4. 7, 60. 68. 104, 121. 279, 
 293. 311, 32.5. 
 
 St. Bartholomew, 24, 138. 139, 349, 
 350 ; Churches and Hospitals dedi- 
 cated to. V, 24, 138. 276. 278, 294, 
 349. 
 
 St. Blaise, x. 17. 39, 88, 135. 154. 187, 
 209. 243. 247. 303. 377. 
 
 St. Botolph, 131. 
 
 St. Christopher, 4. 7. 10, 12. 14. 16, 17, 
 18, 20. 22. 24. 2(;. 27. 28, 29, 31. 33, 
 
 35, 38, 41, 42. 43, 45, 46, 49, 50, 52, 
 54, 55. 56, 57, 58. 60, ()2. 70, 72, 75, 
 77. 79, 84, 88, 92, 94, 97, 98. 99, 102, 
 108. 110. 118, 122, 131.133,134,135, 
 139. 140. 146, 149. 155. 158. 161. 165, 
 166,169. 171. 172,' 173. 174, 178,' 179. 
 181. 182. 183, 186. 187. 189, 193. 195^ 
 197. 1 99. 201. 203. 207, 210, 222, 225^ 
 226, 228. 232, 236. 238, 247, 2.52. 258, 
 265, 279. 283. 288, 299, 304, 308, 313, 
 31.5, 316. 318. 320, 321. 329. 331, 332. 
 334, 336, 340, 342. 346, 347, 354, 356, 
 359, 363, 369, 371, 374. 377, 379. 
 
 St. Ciriac, x. 32. 250. 
 
 St. Clement.' 8. 14, 47, 49, 67, 75, 79, 
 88,95, 101. 122. 140, 161, 183, 184. 
 192,208,214, 263. 264.273. 277, 279, 
 280, 312. 320, 325. 359, 379 ; Chur- 
 ches dedicated to. v, 183. 192. 264. 
 277. 
 
 St. Clere, xi, 8, 325. 
 
 St. Cosmus and St. Damian, xi, 18, 23, 
 69, 70. 293 ; Churches dedicated to, 
 vi, 23, 69. 
 
 St. Crispin and St. Crispian. xi, 122. 
 293, 336. 
 
 St. Crystyn. 87. 
 
 St. Didier, 66. 
 
 St. Dominic, see St. Sonday. 
 
 St. Dorothy, xi, 187. 
 
 St. Dunstan, xi. 49, 86, 88. 134. 135. 
 197. 245. 314. 315 ; Churches dedi- 
 cated to! V, 49. 86, 134, 245, 314. 
 
 St. Eanswithe or Enswithe, xi. 34, 35, 
 130, 131 ; Churches dedicated to, v, 
 34. 
 
 St. Edmund, xi. 126, 174, 189, 264. 
 
 St. Erasmus. 2, 4. 8. 15. 19. 28. 29. 31. 
 
 36. 42, 43. 45, 50. 52. 55. 66, 72, 75^ 
 88. 97. 99, 108, 123, 131. 135, Uo! 
 144, 155, 166. 169, 1 71, 186, 189, 193^ 
 194. 197,207. 208. 243, 259. 262,264, 
 273, 279, 289. 301, 308. 313,315,320, 
 325. 329. 338, 314. 359^ ,369. 379. 
 
 St. Ethelburga or Edburgli, etc., 203, 
 
 204 ; Well, 204. 
 St. Eustace, xi. 235. 
 St. Faith, Church dedicated to, 209,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 417 
 
 St. George. -J, 8, Kt. i:.. U;. 10, 22, 24, 
 29, 31. 8S 48. 45, 47. 4;i, ni. ',2, .">, 
 70, 72. 7!». 8!», 98, KXi. 112. 123. I HI, 
 i:«, 140, i4."). 14(i, 14l>, ino. lo2, 15r>. 
 ir.S. KUi, 171. 177, 190, 11)7, 201. 20S, 
 211.217, 222^ 2:53. 237. 24(>, V47. 2r,l», 
 r^Cl. 2t)S, 272.273. 27!l. 2S3. 2S1). L'll'.l. 
 320. 331. 33(;. 33S. ;i42. 347, 3.-^4, 3.".;». 
 371 : Churches dedicated to, vi. l."(. 
 K;, 4'.». 14.-.. 177. 
 
 St. Gile«, (i4. 70. 7ii, s;». 123, 183, 298, 
 343, 344, 3.".t;. 374 : (Jhurches dedi- 
 cated to, vi. 183, 298, 3o.">, 343, 374. 
 
 St. Goiiella. xi. 
 
 St. Gru-rory. S. 31. 03. 123. 2nl. 211, 
 222. 237, 338 ; I'riory. 03, (;4. 
 
 St. Gregory and St. Martin, vi. 377. 
 
 St. Helen, xi. 43. 
 
 St. Miliary, xi, 9S. 
 
 St. James. 3, 8. 13. l.--. 17. 18, 27,29, 
 
 31. 33. 38. 43. 4."). .-)1. .■)3. 07, 08. 72. 
 7."), 8.">. 89. 94, 90. 97. 99, loO. 109. 
 110. 114.11;-). 110. 123. 131. 13.-). 137. 
 142. 150. 155. Kil. 109. 174. 179. 187, 
 190. 194, 197.201, 203. 210. 211, 210. 
 217.222.224! 241, 243.240, 21S. 254. 
 259, 205. 208. 273,' 280. 283, 289. 292. 
 302. 304, 309. 317. 318. 320. 325. 328, 
 329, 340, 344, 340, 347. 350. 359, 303, 
 309, 372. 374. 379 ; Churches dedi- 
 cated to, vi. 17. 90, 114, 291, 317, 
 350 ; Chapel at Borden. 25. 
 
 St. John. 4. 8, 10, 12. 13, 15. 24. 20. 29, 
 
 32, 39, 43. 45, 47. 49. 51. 53. 58, 00. 
 63, 08, 72, 75, 77,' 78. 79, 80, 90, 97. 
 98, 100, 104, 107, 112. 115. 118. 124. 
 132, 133. 135, 137, 142. 14(1. 148. 149, 
 151. 153. 159,101,109. 174. 170. 178. 
 179.181, 184. 187. 19o. 191, 194. 197, 
 199, 201, 203. 210.212. 210. 218. 222, 
 224. 227. 231. 233. 237, 241. 245, 240, 
 
 250. 252. 254.257. 259. 201. 270, 
 
 277. 
 313, 
 340. 
 309. 
 
 280,289,302. 304. 307. 3ii9. 312. 
 3 1 7, 325. 327. 33 1 . 33S. :{:{9, 3 10. 
 347,349, 350.354. 300. ;!(;3. 307. 
 374, 379. 
 
 St. John on the Beam. 1 i 5. 
 
 St. John before the Cro^s, 89. 
 
 St. .lohn's in Thanet. xrr Margate. 
 
 St. John the liaptist, 3. 9. 10. 12, 13, 
 15, 19. 20. 24. 20. 27. 30. 31. 32, 33, 
 34, 38, 42! 43, 45. 47. 49. 51. .53, 58, 
 00, 03. 08. 72, 75. 78^ 79. 82. 89, 92, 
 94, 95, m. 97. 98, 99. 100. 103. 104, 
 107. 110. 112.115. no. 124. 132, 134, 
 130, 13S, l:;9. 141. 112. 143. 144, 145. 
 147,148. 149. 151. 152. i.-)5, 159. 101. 
 105, 109. 171.172. 175. 170. I7!». 187, 
 190, 192. 194. 197, 199. 201, 203. 200, 
 2 10, 2 1 3. 214.210.217,21 9. 223, 225, 
 228,231,233,237,241, 248, 252, 254, 
 
 201 . 2i; 1 , 209. 270. 2S0, 283, 289, 295. 
 290. 302. 307.309. 310, 312, 311. 317. 
 318, 320.321, 325. 327. 331, 333. 331, 
 338, 339, 340.344. 3i5, 340. 347, 349, 
 350, 353,300. 303, 308, 374, 370. 380 ; 
 Churches dedicated to, vi, 12, 33. 
 95. 98. 14M. 210. 213. 217. 201. 310. 
 333. 315, 352, 355. 30H ; Hospitals, 
 (JS. 290. 
 
 St. .lohn of Bridlington, xii. 102. 289. 
 
 St. John the Evangelist, 19, 42.02, 09, 
 97, 1 12. 124. 142. 17.5. 17(i, 225, 228. 
 233, 344. 380 ; Church dedicated to, 
 175. 
 
 St. Katherine. 2. 3, 4. 8, 10. 1 1. 13. 15. 
 17. 19. 2o. 21. 23, 27. 28. 30, 34, 35, 
 3S. :?;). 41. 42, 45. 47. 49, 51. 53, 50, 
 57. 58. 01. 02. 00, 70, 72. 70, 77. 78, 
 79. 80. 85. 8<;. 89. 94. 95. 90, 97. 100. 
 100,108. 109.112. 110. 117. 124, 134, 
 139. 141. 142. 143, 145. 140. 149,151, 
 153,155.159.101. 105, 171, 172, 175, 
 178, 179. 181. 182. 180. 187. 188. 190, 
 191, 192. 194. 199, 201. 208, 210. 212, 
 213.210.219, 223. 224. 227. 229,233. 
 235^ 237.238,241. 240. 247. 248, 249, 
 250. 251, 253, 254, 250. 258. 201, 202. 
 204! 200, 209,272, 274. 277, 284,290, 
 292. 304. 305,312,314, 315. 310. 318. 
 320^ 321. 323. 325. 327. 329, 331, 332, 
 335, 330. 338. 339, 340, 342, 344, 340, 
 348,351. 350, 300.304. 300, 307. 309. 
 371, 373. 374, 370. 377, 380 ; Chur- 
 ches dedicated to. vi. 182. 249. 
 
 St. Lawrence. 10. 11, 18. 19,30,31,51, 
 53, 70, 92. 136, 138, 149. 153, 155, 
 157, 109,172. 180, 190, 191, 204. 208, 
 212. 218, 233. 243,24 7. 2(;i. 202,268, 
 209. 270, 284, 321, 323. 331. 304 ; 
 Churches dedicated to, vi. 10, 18, 
 51, 92. 130. 153, 172. 191, 212. 243, 
 261, 268. 
 
 St. Lawrence in Thanet. vii. viii. ix, 
 xvi. 2(!8, 2(ilt. 270. 
 
 St. Leonard, 9, 10, 93, 94. 125. 129, 
 172. 175. 21S. 364, 371 : Churches 
 dedicated to. vi. 9, 93, 129. 173. 
 
 St. Loye. xii. 2, 8, 36. 51, 94, 100, 125, 
 136. 140. 216. 241, 259. 263, 290, 320. 
 
 St. Luke, 63, 125. 
 
 St. Margaret, 4. 8. 9, 12. 15. 19,22.27, 
 28, 30. 31, 34, 38, 39. 41, 45, 47, 50, 
 .52, 53. 50, 73, 76, 77. 78, 79, 82, 85, 
 89, 94. 95, 103, 107, 111, 125, 136, 
 139, 140, 142, 145, 155, 157, 159. 165, 
 108.170,171. 173, 170, 183. 184. 190, 
 192. 197. 199,202. 208. 210, 212,214, 
 222.223,235.241. 244. 24(i, 251. 252, 
 253, 200! 2<)9, 270. 271 . 274, 280, 284, 
 290, 299, 302, 305, 310, 318, 320. 332. 
 334, 335, 339, 340, 342, 345, 348, 353, 
 
 E E
 
 418 
 
 TEST AMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 357. 864, 871, 372, 374, 376, 377, 380 ; 
 
 Churches dedicated to, \i. 12, 14. 
 
 22. 88. .■i2, .14.5. 170, 173. 2.52, 270, 
 
 87.5. 376 : Well at Broomtield. 39. 
 St. Marjj-aret at Cliffe. 270. 271. 
 St. Miirk, 836. 
 St. Jlaitin. 1. 8, 88, 47, 58, 51. 64, 80. 
 
 81, 148, 144, 160. 162, 224, 22(;. 2(;2. 
 
 267, 284, 292, 878 : Churches dedi- 
 cated to. vi, 1, 2. 88, 58, 80, 95, 104. 
 
 148, 160, 224, 226, 262, 267, 373. 
 St. Martin and St. Gregoiy, vi. 87 7. 
 St. Mary, vii. 1, 2, 8. 4, 5. 6. 9, 10, 18. 
 
 14. 16. 17, 18. 20, 21. 22, 28. 24, 26. 
 
 27. 28, 29, 81, 82, 88, 84. 85, 86, 87. 
 
 39, 40. 41, 43, 44, 46. 48, .50, 52, 54. 
 
 55, 56, 57, .58, 59. 60, 61, 62, 63, 64. 
 
 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72. 74, 75. 
 
 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 88, 84. 86. 87. 
 
 91, 92, 93. 95, 96, 98, 99, 101, 102, 
 
 105.106.107. lOS. 109, 110.111,112. 
 
 114. 116, 117, 118. 119, 127, 180, 13K 
 
 183, 134, 185, 137, 138, 189. 140, 142. 
 148, 144, 145, 146. 147, 148, 150, 152, 
 155,158, 160, 165, 166, 167, 168, 170, 
 171. 172, 178, 174. 176, 177, 179, 180. 
 18L 182. 188. 184. 185, 186. 188, 189, 
 191, 192. 198, 194, 195. 197. 199, 201. 
 202, 208, 205, 206. 207. 209^ 211,218, 
 214,215.216.217, 218, 220, 221,223, 
 225,226,228.229. 281, 282, 288, 285. 
 286,238,289.240. 241, 242, 248, 244,' 
 245,246, 247, 2-iS. 2-19, 250. 252, 258J 
 256, 257, 258, 259. 261. 262, 263, 265. 
 267, 268. 270. 271. 272.' 278, 276, 278^ 
 281,282,287, 29.5.' 298. 299. 801, 302, 
 808. 804. 805, 80(;. 808, 311, 313, 314. 
 8 1 5, 816.817,818.819. 82 1 . 822. 823. 
 824, 827, 828. 829. 880. 88 1! 8:^2, 838. 
 884.885,887.88s. 889. 840. 841, 342, 
 848,844,845, 846, 847,849J 850. 851. 
 853, 354, 355. 356. 357, 858. 368, 365. 
 866,367,368.869. 870, 872, 873. 374. 
 376, 377, 378: Cliiirches dedicated 
 to. vi. 6, 17. 20, 22, 82, 87,54, 55, 56, 
 57, 69, 74, 76, 78, Ml. 83. 91, 99. 106, 
 107. 108, 110. 111. 119, 138,185, 189. 
 148, 152, 165. 166. 170, 173, 179. 180, 
 
 184, 185. 188, 199, 202, 220. 228,229, 
 231,235,239,212, 245, 246, 218, 249! 
 253.256, 259, 271. 281.800,802! 308, 
 818, 316, 821. 328, 324^ 827, 882, 887, 
 840, 846, 849, 854, 3.55, 865, 866, 872 ; 
 Assumption of, viii, xviii, 2, 6, 57, 
 72, 81, 82, 84, 121, 180, 167, 189,209. 
 216, 260, 268. 273. 274, 282, 288, 310 ; 
 Conception of. vii, S4 ; Coronation 
 of, viii. 35, 218; Nativity of. vii, 
 84, 199, 268, 879; rurification of, 
 vii, 180; Salutation of. viii. Ill, 
 220, 282, 356. 
 
 St. Mary of Bethlehem, viii, 121. 
 
 St. Mary of Cortopstreet. 25. 
 
 St. Mary of Grace, vii. 189. 232. 825. 
 
 St. Mary of Mount Carmel, 293. 
 
 St. Marj' of Xesse. xviii. 25. 
 
 St. Mary of Pity, vii, 2, 4, 7, 18. 11. 
 16, 18. 18. 4(i. 68. 64, 65. 72. 75. 79. 
 88, 106. 110, 115, 120, 180, 155. 158. 
 160. ](;i. 166. 168. 171, 176, 189, 207. 
 209^211. 216. 218.221, 232'. 236.241. 
 247^2.50! 256, 258. 259, 277, 282. 288, 
 808. 811.' 813, 819. 325. 382, 885, 388. 
 342, 358, 862, 3()9, 877, 379. 
 
 St. Jlary of Walsiugham. viii, xvii. 
 186, 148. 282. 288. 
 
 St. .Alary in Jeson (Gesyn or Child- 
 birth), viii. 84, 88, 120. 121. IS!). 
 201, 879. 
 
 St. Mary and .loseph, viii. S4. 121. 
 
 St. Mary called Beam Li^ht. 299. 8l<;, 
 859, 868 ; at the Belfrey door. 
 250 ; of candlestick, 299 ; near the 
 door, 321 ; near the font, 48, 19.'! ; 
 called Hokday. 257, 299 ; called 
 Luggaris. 811; behind the High 
 altar, 181 ; outside the Chancel, 
 !»8 ; at the noi'th door, 88, 288 ; on 
 the north side of the Church, 112. 
 850 ; on the south part of the 
 Church, 267 : in the Nave, 28, 60, 
 79. 86, 92, 120, 150, 282. 304 ; in the 
 I'ew, 158; in the Pillar, 247; iu 
 the Porch, 882 ; in the Roodloft. 
 882, 359 ; under the Rood, 252 ; 
 near the Holy Water Stoup, 207 ; 
 near the Tower, 26 ; in the Wall. 
 379 ; called Youngmeii"s Light, 18. 
 
 St. Mary and St. Anne, 121. 
 
 St. Mary and St. Eanswythe, vi, 180. 
 
 St. Mary and St. Ethelburga, vi, 208. 
 
 St. Mary and St. Nicholas, 188. 
 
 St. Mary and St. Sexburga, vi, 217. 
 
 St. Mary and St. Thomas of Canter- 
 bury. 185. 
 
 St. .Mary, St. John the Bai)tist. and 
 St. Pancras, 225. 
 
 St. Mary in the Marsh, 271, 272. 
 
 St. Mary Magdalene, 5, 26. 30. 81, 84, 
 48, 49, 51, 58. 69. 70, 73, 78. 82. 98, 
 95, 103, 125, 141, 147. 155, 192, 202. 
 208. 210. 219, 22(;. 227, 231. 258, 266, 
 267. 272. 2S1, 302, 817. 821, 822! 881, 
 888. 842, 816. 848, 850, 356, 877 ; 
 Churches dedicated to, vi, 57, 98, 
 95, 226, 266, 821. 
 
 St. Matthew, Church dedicated to, vi, 
 851, 
 
 St. Michael, 8, 8. 17. 28, 30. 42, 47, 59. 
 78, 77, 78, 82. 8!), 100, 108, 111, 118, 
 125, 1 15. 146, 150. 151. 157, 164. 165, 
 178. 181, 182, 187, 190, 199. 202, 206,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 419 
 
 210. 229. 235, 239, 245, 263, 267, 209. 
 290. 311,312, 31<;. 320, 323, 32(1, 33(;, 
 341, 342, 3(i9, 374 ; Churches dedi- 
 cated to, vi. 59, 77. 145, 150, 157, 
 1«4, 182. 209, 239, 245.307, 311, 341, 
 3()(). 
 
 St. Mildred, xii, (JO. Ol. 2JI. 222, 2:,0, 
 251, 335, 33(i ; Churches dedicated 
 to, vi, CO, 250, 335. 
 
 St. Moiij»-ar. 305. 
 
 «t. Nicholas. 1, 2. 5, S, II. 12, 13, 15, 
 1(J. 17, 20, 22, 23, 27. 28, 34, 35, 3<>, 
 37, 38, 40, 42, 43. 45. 47, 49. 51. 53. 
 07, 73, 7fi, 78. 79, 82. 83. 85, 89, 95. 
 98, 100. 102, 103, 10*5. 111. 113, 115, 
 125. 1.30, 132. 13«. 141.144. 14C,, 147, 
 149. 151, 155, 159. 1(52, 1(55. 1(59, 171. 
 173. 17C., 179, 180. 181, 186, 187, 190, 
 192, 194. 195, 196. 197. 198, 20(1. 208, 
 215. 222. 225, L'29, 230, 231, 233. 237, 
 242. 244.24(1. 247, 248. 251. 253. 254. 
 25(i, 257. 258. 2.59. 2(i4, 272. 274. 276. 
 277. 290, 303, 30.5, 30!t. 314. 318^ 320, 
 321,322,323,326, 328, 330, 333, 335, 
 336. 338. 339. 342. 343, 346. 349. 360. 
 364, 366, 371. 373. 374. 377, 380; 
 Churches dedicated to. vi, 5, 11. 28. 
 40. 101. 146. 186. 195, 230. 242. 244. 
 247,256. 257. 263, 272. 277. 303, 305. 
 328,339,371. 
 
 Ht. Nicholas. John. 5. (5 ; Juliane. 268, 
 372; Thomas. 220. 221. 222. 268. 
 372. 
 
 St. Nicholas at Wade. viii. ix, xiii, 
 272, 273, 274. 275, 390. 
 
 St. Ninian, 45, 98. 100. 293. 
 
 St. Oswald, (.'hurch dedicated to. vi, 
 xii. 244. 
 
 St. Osvthe or Sythe. xii, 8. 11. 29. 30, 
 49, 73, 78. 1,55. 156. 173, 224, 2.58. 
 280. 284, 326, 345. 
 
 St. Pancras, vi. 85, 86. 
 
 St. Paul, 30. 61, 159, 332; Church 
 dedicated to. vi, 61. 
 
 St. Peter. 2. 3. 15. 16, 26. 27. 29. 30. 
 34. 35. 3(5. ()3. 74. 79. 82. 94. 102^ 
 103,105.109.113. 114. 116, 117, 125. 
 132, 138, 141. 147, 155. 159. 162, 175. 
 194. 198, 202,208, 215. 216.21!). 222. 
 224. 225.226.230. 235. 237. 238. 241. 
 253. 254. 257. 258, 263, 276, 280, 286, 
 290, 300, 304,307. 309. 31S. 323. 324, 
 331, 333, 335,348. 353, 357. 367, 375, 
 37(!, 380 ; Churches dedicated to, 
 15, 29. 34. 35. 63. 74, 102. 230, 237, 
 286. 323. 353. 357. 375 ; De Castro. 
 276 : called Yoklett. 27(5. 
 
 St. Peter a-id St. I'aul, 4. 20. 25. 26, 
 36. 71, 73.74. 105. 116. 117. 125. 147. 
 157, 159, 186, 188. 193. 194. 223. 224, 
 225,229, 230. 234, 235. 240. 241, 257, 
 
 276, 303, 305, 3.30, 332, 334, 335, 337, 
 380; Churches dedicated to, vi. 4, 
 20. 25, 26, 36, 71. 74, 105. 116, 117, 
 147, 157, 188, 193, 223,225,229.234, 
 240, 257, 276. 29.S, 303, 330, 334,337, 
 344.345, 381. 
 
 St. I'eter's in Thanet. 275. 390. 
 
 St. Kadeyund. xii. 249, 338; Abbey, 
 xii, 249. 
 
 St. liasmund, 149. 
 
 St. Robert, xiv, xvii, 233. 
 
 St. Koke, xii, 47, 89, 103, 144, 353. 
 
 St. Ruman, 116. 
 
 St. Kumwold. xiii, 25 ; Church dedi- 
 cated to, vi, 25. 
 
 St. Sebastian, xiii, 73. 89, 380. 
 
 St. Sexburji-a. 219 ; Shrine of, 220. 
 
 St. Sonday, xiv, 9, 11, 24, 29, 76, 1.56, 
 
 180, 1S7. 190, 194. 241, 342. 
 St. Sperabil. 348. 
 
 .St. Stelikis. xviii. 
 
 St. Stephen, vi. 5, s, 17. 27, 29, 30, 38, 
 73, 77, 78, 79, 92, 103, 109. 132, 136, 
 144, 153, 156. 159, 16.5, L66, 170, 180, 
 
 181, 204, 205, 206, 214, 234, 239.259, 
 264, 269, 281, 302, 342, 3(59, 371; 
 Churches dedicated to, vi. 144, 
 205. 
 
 St. Thomas, ix. 19. 27, 39, 41, 73, 80, 
 94, 108, 109, 118, 136, 145, 147, 149, 
 157. 1(>2, 1(55, 169, 171, 17(;, 1 78, 184, 
 187^ 204, 222, 230, 235, 237, 254, 2(iO, 
 290, 318, 367, 373, 376, 380, 
 
 St. Thomas the Apostle, vi, xiii, 118, 
 126, 151, 153,274,321 ; Church dedi- 
 cated to, vi, xiii, 151. 
 
 St. Thomas of Canterbury, vi, viii, ix, 
 X, 2. 5, 9, 24, 26, 29. 64, 68, 70, 85, 
 90, 100, 118, 119, 12(!, 139, 149, 1.59, 
 185, 192, 208, 212, 216, 229, 239, 241, 
 262, 267, 269, 274, 277, 280, 284, 297, 
 333, 338, .342, 346, 3.50, 360, 370; 
 Church dedicated to, vi, 118 ; Hos- 
 pital, 6''^. 
 
 .St. Thomas of Dancastre, 262. 
 
 St. Thomas de Halys, x, 39. 104. 
 
 St. Troneon or Tronyon, xiii, 36. 45, 
 55, 103. 126, 281, 294. 
 
 St. Trosymone, 103. 
 
 St. Ursula, xiii. 45, 47, 284, 290. 
 
 St. Vincent, xiii, 196, 198 ; Church 
 dedica*^ed to. vi. xiii, 19(). 
 
 St. Welcome, xiii, 149. 
 
 St. William of Sherrifeld, xiii, 167. 
 
 Salett, one, 283. 
 
 Salleyn, Thomas. Ill, 112. 113. 
 
 Salmeston Chapel, 212. 
 
 Salmon, John, 120,358,359; Richard, 
 l(i2. 
 
 Salovvc, A^rnes. 123. 
 
 Salt, a silver, 3(J7.
 
 420 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTlANA. 
 
 Saltwood, 276 ; Hospital of St. Bar- 
 tholomew, 27(). 
 Saninell, John, 142, HB. 
 Sampson, John, Ittl ; William, 253, 
 
 254, 255. 
 
 Samuel, Richard. 141. 142. 
 
 Sam well, John, 3(;i : Margaret, 360, 
 362. 
 
 Sandhurst, 277. 
 
 Sandisbury, Richard, 66. 
 
 Sandwich, 277 — 2'.i7 ; Church of 
 St. Clement, ix, xii, xiii, xix, 277, 
 278, 27'J, 280, 281 ; St. Mary, viii, 
 xii, xiii, xxi, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 
 286, 390 ; St. Peter, viii, ix, xi, xiii, 
 xvi, xix, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291 ; 
 St. James, 291, 292 : Hermit of,xv, 
 292; Carmelite Friars, 293, 294; 
 Hospital of St. Anthony uv the 
 Maldrey, 294 ; St. Bartholomew, 3, 
 294, '295, 296 ; St. John the Baptist! 
 296, 297 ; St. Thomas of Canter- 
 bury, 297. 
 
 Sare, Edmund, 164, 165. 
 
 Sarre, 298. 
 
 Saunder (Sander, Snndyr, or Saun- 
 ders), James, 112. 113 ; John, (>, 7. 
 172,210, 211, 212,269,311,312,367; 
 Richard, 268; Robert, 281, 294; 
 Stephen, 222 ; William, 14, 15. 
 
 Savajje, John, 35. 36. 
 
 Saviour, Holy, 7, 24, 29, 119, 129, 154, 
 160, 220, 293. 
 
 Sawkeu, William, 55. 
 
 Sawyer or Sawyar, John, 231, 234 ; 
 Richard. 162; Thomas, 101. 
 
 Sayer, Alice. 232, 233, 234 ; Bennet, 
 119; Henry, 120, 128; John. 127; 
 Sampson, 231, 233, 234 ; Thomas, 
 119, 210, 211, 212. 
 
 Saynt (Sayntte, Seynt, ov Sonte), 
 John, 127, 129, 3.59; Thomas, 254, 
 
 255, 333, 334. 
 
 Scala Cell, altar of, 66, ;)54. 
 Scappes, Robert. 22H. 
 Scater^oode, Robert, 82. 
 Schepey, John, 349. 
 Schernden, Juliana, 34(), 311. 
 Schorne, xvii ; Master John, xv, 127. 
 Scott iiv Skotte, Elisabeth, I6(i, 1()7 ; 
 
 John, ISO, ISl. 311 ; Thomas, 154, 
 
 157, 258; William, 363. 
 Scryvaner, Henry, 61. 
 Seal, 298. 
 
 Seasalter. xvi. 298, 299, 300. 
 Seats, making of, 110, 116. 257, 386 : 
 
 of th(r women, 2Hl. 
 Sebrand, .luhn, 264. 
 Sedenor, William, 12, \)h. 
 See, John atte, 162 ; Katlieiiiii', 161 ; 
 
 William, 160, 161, 162, 164. 
 
 Seed or Seede, Thomas, 249, 250, 330. 
 
 Sefford, Margaret, 4, 5. 
 
 Sego, John, 279. 
 
 Seker, ^Villiam, 109. 
 
 Selby, Beatrice, 317; Joan. 210; 
 Matthew, 343 ; Richard, 317; Wil- 
 liam, 317. 
 
 Selhnere, Richard, 193, 194, 195. 
 
 Sellindge, 301. 
 
 Selling.' 302, 303. 
 
 Selryd, William, 31. 
 
 Selsey, Nicholas, 20. 
 
 Selys, William, 377, 3K1. 
 
 Sendbery, Robert, 15S, 159. 
 
 Septvans, John, 5 ; Thomas. 376. 
 
 Seras, Robert, 263, 264. 
 
 Sethe, Richard, 323, 324. 
 
 Seulton, Thomas, 58, 59. 
 
 Sevenoaks, 303. 
 
 Sevington, x, 303. 
 
 Sextayn, Marione, 259. 
 
 Seyntleger. Thomas, 243, 244. 
 
 Shadoxhurst, 303, 304. 
 
 Shapman, John, 80. 
 
 Sharinden, William, 340, 341 ; see alno 
 Schernden. 
 
 Sharp or Sharpe, Christopher, 82, 83 ; 
 Geoffrey, 262, 263; John, 16, 17, 
 223 224, 311, 312, 313, 319, 320, 345 ; 
 Richard, 319, 320; Thomas, 347, 
 348 ; William, 75, 76. 
 
 Shavelok, John, 308, 3(>9. 
 
 Sheets for altar-cloths, 14. 280, 374; 
 pair of. 296, 297. 
 
 Sheffe, Thomas, 90. 
 
 Sheffield, Constance, 50. 
 
 Sheldvvich, 304, 305 : Agnes, 57, 58, 
 59. 
 
 Shemell, William. 316. 
 
 Shepewash, Richard, 299. 
 
 Shepyn, Walter, 226. 
 
 Sherland, William, 235. 
 
 Sherman, Joan, 239. 
 
 Sheterenden, Walter, 74. 
 
 Shingling of the Church, 11, 143, 186. 
 193, 214, 370. 
 
 Ship for incense, 309. 
 
 Shipbourne, 305. 
 
 Shipnian or Shypman, Cristina, 162 ; 
 James, 16(i, Kll, 1(;2, 163 ; Thomas, 
 339. 
 
 Shire or Sheore Church, 348. 
 
 Shoreham, 3(i5. 
 
 Short or Shorte, Alice, 132, 133 ; Tho- 
 mas, 12(1, 125 ; William, 369. 
 
 Shote, Charles, 130. 131, 132, 
 
 Sliotcwodc. liichard, 317. 
 
 Shoulden. 3i)."., 306. 
 
 Shrine of St. Thomas at Canterbury, 
 156. 
 
 Shropsolc. \\ iliiaiii, 27.
 
 g:enekal index. 
 
 421 
 
 Shrympiiuk-ii. Kiuliiud, 21.'>. 
 
 Sibertswokl, Sud. ;i(i7. 
 
 Siblt" or Syl)ely, Thoiiias. IMl. I'J.i ; 
 
 Williuui/lSK. IIMI. 
 Sigor, .John, L'l.s. 35U ; Thomas. 2 lit, 
 
 Silke (Selk or Sylke), Hauion, 2 ; 
 John, 2;j.">, ;J77, isytj. 
 
 Siller or Sellar. John. 108, lOii. 
 
 Silverlok, A-rnes, 2(»'.t. 210. 
 
 Siuion (.Semon. Sinieun. or Simond), 
 John, 1, 334, 335; Margaret, 280; 
 Roger, 229, 230 ; William, 253. 
 
 Simpson, Alice, 293. 
 
 Sisely, Steven, 154, 155. 
 
 Sittiugbourue, xviii. 307, 308, 309, 
 310. 
 
 Skorme, William, 277. 
 
 Smale, John. 52. 
 
 Smallhythe, 310, 311. 
 
 Smarden, x, xiv, xix, 311, 312, 313. 
 
 Smeeth. 313, 31 -4. 
 
 Smelt, John, 358, 359, 3(12 ; William, 
 299, 300. 
 
 Smersall m- Smersole, 3Iargaret, 111, 
 112 ; Robert, 162, 1(53, 164 ; William, 
 112, 113. 
 
 Smethe, I'hilip, 37 ; Richard, 146. 
 
 Smethiott or Smytheot, John, 70 : 
 Robert, 101, 102. 
 
 Smith (Smyth or Smythe), Christo- 
 pher, 303 ; Isabelle, 49, 50, 51 ; 
 James, 7(i, 225 ; John, 25, 211, 212, 
 224, 282, 292, 313, 368, 369 ; Kathe- 
 rlne, 127; Margaret, 119, 120, 121, 
 122, 123, 124. 125, 126; Matthew, 
 138; Reginald, 2S; Robert. 52, 3(;4, 
 365; Thomas, 76, 77, 211,212; Wil- 
 liam, 224, 354. 
 
 Snargate, xi, 314, 315. 
 
 Snarre, Gerardine, 271, 272. 
 
 Snave, x, 315, 316. 
 
 Snode or Snoode, John, 295, 296 ; 
 Richard, 35, 36. 
 
 Snoth or Snothe, Alice, 33 ; John, 
 341, 342 ; Margaret, 2S7, 291 ; Tho- 
 mas, 12, 287, 288, 289, 290, 
 
 Snow, Thomas, 296. 
 
 Sole,Denise, 120, 121, 122, 125; John, 
 218, 219; Thomas, 121, 122, 123, 
 124, 125, 277. 
 
 Solly (Soley or Solye), Beatrice, 335 ; 
 Richard, 368 : Robert, 368. 
 
 Somer, William, 93, 94. 
 
 Someroy, Elisa, 320. 
 
 Sompner, William, 113. 
 
 Sondes or Sondds, Robert. 341 : Wil- 
 liam, 341, 342. 
 
 Sone or Soone. Richard, 277 : Thomas, 
 108, 109. 
 
 Sorell, Thomas, 18, 19. 
 
 Sontheiey, John, H I, 1 15, 
 
 Southtleet, xvi. 
 
 Southland or Si)wdland, Alice, 133, 
 
 134; Thomas. 119. 120. 122. 121, 
 
 133, 131 ; William, 122, 126. 
 Southouse "/■ Sowthouse, Henry, 302 ; 
 
 Isabell, 302, 303 : Robert, 236, 302 ; 
 
 Thomas, 302, 303. 
 Sower, John. 93. 
 Sowsley, William, 3So. 
 Sowthtietc, .loan. 53. 
 Sparowe, Thomas, 59. 
 Specheley. Thomas, 368. 
 Speldhurst, 316. 
 Spencei". John, 219. 
 Spert. John, 336, 371. 
 Spice or Spyce. Geoffrey. 24 7, 248 ; 
 
 John, 24.S ; Thomas. 1 1(». 111. 
 Spicer, Joan, 27; John. 298, 299: 
 
 William, 298, 299. 
 Spirit. Light of Holy, 2(i5. 
 Spore. John, 249, 250. 
 Sprakling. I'homas. 275. 
 Springet or Springett. Agnes, 154, 
 
 155 : William, 19, 307, 308, 309. 
 Sprot (Sprott or Sprotte), John. 91, 
 
 92, 235 ; Thomas. 216, 365. 
 Stace or Stacie. Ad:im, 298, 299 ; God- 
 
 leve, 19 ; John, 299, 3no, 324, 325 ; 
 
 Roger, (»2. 
 Stalls for the Church, 23, 59. 
 Stallsfield, 316. 
 Stamford or Stamforte, John, 81, 82, 
 
 218, 251. 2.52. 
 Stanford. 317. 
 
 Stannai'd. Thomas, 250, 251. 
 Stanstead, 317. 
 
 Staple, ix, xvi, xviii, 317, 318, 319. 
 Staplehurst, xii, xiii, xxi, 154, 319, 
 
 320, 321. 
 Stathe, Henry, 187, 
 Staunton, Henry, 117. 
 Stebbill, Joan, 193, 1 
 
 liam, 193. 
 Stede, John, 148, 149; 
 Steeple, building or repair of, 2,5, 14, 
 
 26. 58, ^^S, 73, 74, 80, 85, 86. 95, 96. 
 
 113,118,138, 139, 152, 191, 198,205. 
 
 209. 305, 324, 333, 370, 371, 384. 
 S telling, 321. 
 Stephen (Stephyn, Stephin, or Ste- 
 
 vyn), .\lice. 357, 3.58, 3.59, 361, 362 ; 
 
 John, ^\'^K 164. 165, 358. 359. 360, 
 
 361 : Roger. 244 : William, f.ii. i;]. 
 
 231, 358, 35'.>. 
 Stephinsou. Margaret. 65 : Richard, 
 
 65. 
 Stepinden, Stephen, 311, 312. 
 Stevenday. Thom.as, 84, 85. 
 Steward, John. 291. 292, 353; Tho- 
 mas, 10. 11. 
 
 9i. 195 ; Wil- 
 Roger, 148, 149.
 
 422 
 
 TESTAMENT A CANTIANA. 
 
 Stilman, Robert, 96, 97. 
 Stockbuiy, 321, 822, 390. 
 Stodmarsh, 823. 
 Stoke or Stokys, John. 11 ; Walter. 
 
 175. 17«>; William, 17.5. 176. 
 Stoklett or Stokelotte. John. 148. 149. 
 Stonar, x, 327. 
 Stonard, Alexander. 114. 3()7 : Hugh. 
 
 2.51 ; John. 114 ; Stephen, 5, tJ, 92. 
 Stonbridye, John, "iO. 
 Stone (near Faversham). 323. 324, 
 
 890. 
 Stone, Alice, 102, 103 : Richard, 276, 
 
 277 ; Robert, 276 ; William, 1()6. 
 Stone, memorial. 5. 7. 26, 40, 63. 71. 
 
 84. 106. 142. 156. lex', 175, 184, 20o! 
 
 219, 228, 288, 26,5. 268, 284. 301, 828, 
 
 857. 
 Stone on which Gabriel descended, 23. 
 Stone in Oxney, vii. xi. xii. 324. 325. 
 
 326. 
 Stonehouse cr Stonhouse, .4nne. 336 ; 
 
 Robert. 188, 189. 
 Stonestreet. Robert, 177, 178. 
 Stoup. Holy water, 6, 250, 28(J. 
 Stourmouth. xvi, 327. 390. 
 Stowtinyr. 327. 82>'. 
 Stragman, Cecilia, 268. 269. 
 Strangbowe. John. 25 ; Thomas, 25. 
 Straynesham. John, 119, 122. 
 Strekynbold, John, 336. 
 Strete. Alice, 233; Thomas. 31, 32, 
 
 288. 
 Strogill i>r Strigill. Edward. 851 ; 
 
 John. 324. 326. 
 Stronge, Thomas. 199. 200 
 Strongeman or Straiigeman. Thomas. 
 
 9 : William. 9. 
 St'ood, xii, xiv. 
 Stubhs or Stubbis, Juhn. 23ii; Tlio- 
 
 nias, 25, 206. 
 Stud, Vincent. 163. 
 Stuphill. William, 24(1. 
 Stuppeney or Stuppeny, Lawrence, 
 
 264 : Richard, 261. 
 Sturrey. Eli.sabeth. 10, 11 : William, 
 
 25. 
 Slurry, xvi, 328, 329. 38(i. 
 Style (Stile, Steyle, or Styll). John, 
 
 24, 48, 867 ; Robert, 192 ;" Sampson, 
 
 215, 216 : Thomas, 832, 388. 
 Sund ridge, 330. 
 Supei"-.\ltar, 151, 176. 
 Surplice. 115, 151, 156, 159. 17i;, 202, 
 
 212, 227, 234, 242. 870. 
 Sutton (near Dover). 330. 
 Sutton, Kast, 830, 831, 882. 
 Sutton at Hone, xii. 
 Sutton Valence, ix. 382, 338, 390. 
 Sutton, Robert, 337, 838 ; Roger, 154, 
 
 155 ; William, i07. 
 
 Swalecliffe, 333, 334, 390. 
 
 Swan or Swanne. Edmond. 54 : Joan, 
 
 54 ; John. 45. 72, 78, 182, 263, 264. 
 Svvansfield. Simon, 37, 57. 
 Swanton, Itichard, 298 ; Simon, 298 ; 
 
 Stephen, 859, 362. 
 Swayne. Isabella. 333 : John, 4(> ; 
 
 Robert. 93. 94. 
 Sweham. John. 32, 206, 207. 208. 
 Swerder. Henry, ()3. 
 Swind^rbv ('/• Sters, Richard, 298. 
 Swingfield, 884, 885, 890. 
 S wolf a. Robert, 885. 
 Swyft (Swift or Swyfte), Henry, 8, 
 
 9 ; John. 25 : Robert, 7, 8 : Stephen, 
 
 57. 
 Swynarton, William. 210. 
 Swvnford, Richard. 3()3, 364. 
 Sy brand, Robert, 118, 119, 815. 
 Sydegore. Stephen. 18(), 187. 
 Sym or Symme. William, 1 12, 197. 
 Symon or Symond. Alan. 267 : John, 
 
 266. 278. 280 ; Robert, 199, 200 ; 
 
 ,<fec also Simon. 
 
 Tanner, Thomas. 307: William. 189, 
 190, 288. 293. 
 
 Tanton. Thoma-!. 31. 
 
 Tarynden. Robert, 149. 
 
 Tajdor (Tayloure. Tayllour. Taillor, 
 Teylur, etc.). Agnes. 174 : John. 19, 
 28, 46. 148, 149 ; Lowes. 159 : 
 Ralph. 290: Richard, 40, 69, 304, 
 305 ; Robert. 56. 57. 64 ; Simon. 
 141. 142: Stephen. 3il, 812; Tho- 
 mas. 111.112. 118. 218, 219. 269. 359. 
 360 ; William. 268. 2()9. 283, 292, 
 304, 305. 
 
 Temple Evvcll, ■■<rr Ewell. 
 
 Templomar. .lohn, lOO. lol. 
 
 Tenham, William. 50. 51. 
 
 Tentenlen. .xi, xii. xxi. 885. 38(>, 837, 
 39i». 
 
 TepinJen. Richard. 165. 
 
 Terry. Richard, 209. 21 0: Thomas. 
 268, 2(;9. 270. 
 
 Teston. 387. 
 
 I'etman. John. 288. 290. 
 
 Toxton. .Idhn. 15. 16. 
 
 Teynham. ix. xii, 337. 388. 339. 
 
 Thacher ( I'hcchar or Thatcher'), Col- 
 lett. 269 ; John. 269; William. 52. 
 58. 374. 
 
 Thanington, 339. 340. 
 
 Thomas. Kdward. 307. 308 ; Willi.im. 
 22S. 
 
 Tlioniasson, Ivlwani. 126. 
 
 Thompline, Alice, 363, 364, 365.
 
 GENEKAL INDEX. 
 
 423 
 
 Thoiiii).s(jii /'/• Thoiiisuii. Diilyar, "'1 ; 
 
 John. ir.i. \-2-2. \-2-A. 127, 24(1, ;^24 ; 
 
 Hichard. l'ol' : Kohcrt. 21.".: Sti-- 
 
 plu-n. :M7. :us, 
 Thunihain. iMo. :M I. 
 Thoriiiiijrt'. 'riiuinas. 2'.is. 
 ■J'horntou, William. i2.s. 
 Thoniwall, UolaTt. 12:?. 
 Thorpe. William, \'>\. 
 Thruwlcy, ix. xiv. :U I , :M2. :ii:i. 
 Tlmiiovale, Thomas. 2lii. 
 Tlmrl)aiii. (iodemaniuis. 271. 272: 
 
 Kichanj, 20. 
 Thurible, 210. 
 Thurston or Thurstone. Joan, 70 ; 
 
 John. 70, :U2 ; Itobert. 70 ; Willi:tm, 
 
 70. 
 Thwayle, Thomas. '^'>L 
 Tilden or Tylden. Rultert. 20!). 210: 
 
 Stephen. 2o;i. 210. 
 Till (Tilly. Tilley. Tylle. or Tely). 
 
 John. 44.45. I'M, 1114 : Martha. VA ; 
 
 Ifiehard. HOi. :i")4. 
 'rilmanstoue. xvi, '.W.^. 
 Tott't. William. 1!)S. i:)4. 1 '.);->. 
 Toke or Tok. Thoma.s, KK). 1(.2. lo:^. 
 
 104. 
 Tolkyn. William, .'{14. :51.-.. 
 Toller, Thomas. 27!t. 2X1. 
 Toly or Tooly, Henry. 229. 2:{0. 
 Tonge ('/• Tonge, H4H, 844 ; Cecilia, 
 
 :V.U : John. IHO. 1:51, 1H2. IHH; 
 
 Richard. 1!»4 : Wilham, ^^M. 3:r.. 
 'J'orches. The. Km, I(i2. loC. lus. 1 IC, 
 
 147. 1(17, 171. 1S((. 1 SI. 1 lis. 200, 204, 
 
 20(i. 214. 2;io. 2:i.s. 24 4. 2.".7. 2(17. 271. 
 
 soo. ;io2. .-io:;, ;}I4. .sir..:{2:5. -.i-ic/.m;, 
 
 ;S4H. Sol, H.-.7. 8()(i. 872. 
 Tost. Robert. 'MUl 
 Totnam. John, '^^AS. 
 Towel. 187, ISS, 870; of diaper. 14. 
 
 KKi, 127, 272. 280, 2S.-). 2.S(;, 802. 
 
 844. 
 Tower, new, 78. 204, 88(! : burial in. 
 
 (}8, 74, 281 ; repair of. 45, r>9. 2()(>. 
 
 206, 2.-)2, 280, 880, 885. 858. 880, 
 
 884 ; xfT olxo Steeple. 
 Townley. Richard, 17(;. 
 Trappes, .Vmlrew, 8(;8. 8(15. 
 Tredaut. John. 7, !i. 
 Trendt'hnrst. Thomas. 70. 71. 
 Trendham. Thomas. 51. 
 Trend le. The. K". 12. UK 7".!. I'.i2. 211. 
 
 857. 8i;4. 878. 
 Trend ley. .lohn. 2(>(i. 2(i7. 
 Trental of St. Greycirv. 55. KX;. 
 Tresorer, John, 4(>. 47. 
 Tressonour. .John. 1!»7 : Thoma^. !!•<;, 
 
 198. 
 Trill on my harp, etc.. li;5. 
 Trinity, The, vi, 8, o, 9, 18, 14, 1(5, 18, 
 
 22, 80, 88, 8(1, 87, 50, 52. 5(1, 58. 70, 
 71, 74, 70, 80, 8(i, 91,98,99, 101, iO.5, 
 111. 119. 18(1. 148. 1.50. 158. ICO. )(;5. 
 Km. 178. 198. 1 97. 2(Mi. 207, 21(». 215. 
 221. 224. 28(1. 281. 251.252,258,259. 
 2(11, 2(;(i. 2(;9. 27(1.271,278.277,278, 
 287, 295, 801. 804, 80(;. 811,814,821, 
 828, 8H8. 84 I. 847, 849. 851. 855, 874. 
 878 ; Churches and Chapfls dedi- 
 cated to, vi, 91, 215. 251, 270 ; Col- 
 le^'c of, at l'les.sey (Kssex), 8(11, 
 8(12. 
 
 Triplowe, John, 215, 2KJ. 
 
 Tristram, Margery, 278, 274. 
 
 Tritton. ^-imon. 240, 241. 
 
 'ii\)cher. Hamon, 115 ; Margaret. 115. 
 
 'irottescliff. 844. 
 
 Trussell. John, WIW. 
 
 Trych, Uobert, 282, 292. 
 
 Trykett, Itichard, 82(i. 
 
 Tryuden. William, 27. 
 
 Tudley. 844. 
 
 Tunbridfre, 845. 
 
 Tunstall. xii, 845. 
 
 Turjiis, John, 1 15. 
 
 Tumour (Turnowr, 1 urnore. or Tur- 
 ner), Alexander. 845, 84G : Henry, 
 845. 840 ; John, 118, 119, 120, 128, 
 218, 214, 818, 814 ; Margareta, 15,^, 
 159: Peter. 28, 29: Kiciiaid. 288. 
 888; Robert, 122; Thomas. 845. 84(; ; 
 William, 200, 201, 202. 
 
 Twesnott, Dcnyce, 59. 
 
 Twysden. lioger, 74. 
 
 Tyling of roofs. 27, 8(». 
 
 4'ylthe. Stephen, 195, 1 90. 
 
 Tyrwin. .Matthew, 224, 200. 
 
 Tytinden, William, 105, Kjfi. 
 
 U 
 
 Ulcombe, ix, 845, 840. 
 
 Underdowne, Kdmunde, .821 ; Hugh, 
 147; John, 59; Nicholas, 275; 
 Richard, 84. 85. 
 
 Underwood, Thomas. 14<). 147. 
 
 Upchurch. 847, 848, 89(1. 
 
 Upton, John, 25(), 858, 854 ; Law- 
 rence, 841, 842; Robert, 270, 271 ; 
 Stephen, 128, 824 ; William. 250. 
 
 Usbarne vr Usborne, John, 70, 77 : 
 Thomas, 819. 820. 821 ; William, 
 111, 1 12 ; me alxo Osborne. 
 
 Usmer, Stephen, 830, 881, 882. 
 
 Vage, John. 58. 54. 
 Valaco, Edmund, 119.
 
 424 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Varia, ;">, !), 10, 11, K!, 15, !('•, 17, Hi, 
 20, 28, 24, 25, 2(i, 27, 80, 82, 84, 85, 
 3rt, 87, 88, 89, 41, 42, 44, 45, 48, 49, 
 51, 58, 54, 55, 58, 59, (52, ()8, (!C., <;7, 
 t;8, 09, 70, 78, 74, 7(3, 77, 78, 80, 81. 
 88, 85, 8(;, 90, 94, i-'fi, 98, 105. IOC, 
 107, 108. 111. 118, 111. 115. 117,118,, 
 128, 188, 186, 188, 189. 141. 148, 145, 
 148^ 151, 152, 158, 15(1. 159, 1(58, l(i5, 
 l(i(j, 107, 1(19, 170. 172, 175, 17(;. 179, 
 18U, 181, 182. 188, 185, 18(i, 187, 190, 
 191, 192, 194, 19(i, 198.200.202.204. 
 20(), 208, 209, 210, 21 K 214. 21 5, 217, 
 219. 222, 224, 225. 220. 228, 280. 284, 
 235. 287, 288. 28!l. 241. 244. 245. 24fi, 
 247, 248. 251. 252, 2.58.25.5, 25(!. 2.58, 
 2G0, 2fi(;. 267, 269. 270. 271. 272. 274, 
 276, 281, 284, 291. 292. 2!»5. 800. 801, 
 805. 806, 807, 809. 818. 814.817,819, 
 821, 822, 828, 824, 826.827,828, 880, 
 883. 834, 885, 886, 839. 841, 848, 844, 
 816. 848. 850, 852, 858,854, 855,860. 
 864. 366; 867, 370, 871.872.878,875, 
 876, 877, 880. 
 
 Vaughan, Thomas. 257. 
 
 Veifjh. John a, 88. 
 
 Veriar. Isabel!. 2. 
 
 Verry, Harry, 112. 118. 
 
 Vestments, buying of, 15, 16, 88, 89 
 42. 44, 58, 62, 68, 77, 106, HI, 126 
 184. 151. 156, 168, 164, 179, 192, 198 
 20(;, 220, 225, 227. 287, 25! , 252, 2.59 
 260, 288. 28(5, 292', 809. 327, 328, 852 
 381 : nee also Albe, Chasuble, etc. 
 
 Vestry, building or repair of, 9, 61 
 116, 214. 
 
 Veyron, William, 1. 
 
 Videan, Stephen, 223. 
 
 Vincent, Robert, 103. 
 
 Virle, Richard, 52, 53. 
 
 Voste, William, 185. 
 
 Vynch. William, 193, 195 
 Finch. 
 
 Vyolte, Nicholas, 81. 
 
 W 
 
 W'ado, .John, 16S. 16'.); Robert. I(i8; 
 
 •Stephen. 808 : Thomas, 871, 
 Wadell tir Wodeli, John, 208, 204 ; 
 
 Richard, 12. 
 Walden. John. 2()8, 2(59. 
 Waldershare, 848, 849. 
 \Valet, Agnes, 154, 155. 
 WalUer, Isabel, 65; John, 67, 195, 
 
 202 ; I'etronillii. 278, 274 ; iiichard^ 
 
 259. 
 Waller, Nicholas. 161. 162. 
 Walmer. 244, 349. 
 Walmyston, John, 327, 
 
 see (H-si 
 
 ll-SO 
 
 Walsh (If Walsshe, Richard. 164, 165, 
 
 284. 294. 
 Walter. Alice, 122. 12.'^, 124, 128; 
 
 George. 222: Margreta, 21, 22; 
 
 William, 832. 838. 
 Waltham. ix. 849,350. 
 Walton. Thomas. 175. 
 Wanden, Richard, 110, 111. 
 AVarde, John, 202 ; Thomas. 184, 884. 
 W'arden, 850, 851. 
 Ware or Warre. Thomas, 37, 251 ; 
 
 William. 854. 
 Warehorne. 851, 852. 390. 
 Waren or Warin. Men, 26: Arthur, 
 
 180, 181 : William, 102, 108. 
 Warencourt. Nicholas, 119. 
 Warkope. William, 79. 
 Warniington. John, 249. 
 W'arnecourt. .Simon, 120, 121. 122. 
 
 124. 126, 128. 
 Warner. Isabella, 368. 369. 
 Wash of Oysters, 217. 
 AVastell. William. 116, 117. 
 Water, John, 190, 191 ; Robert, 189, 
 
 191: Stephen. 135, 136; William. 
 
 221. 280. 
 Watering-bury, 852. 
 Waterman. Margaret. 87. 90 ; Robert, 
 
 14. 15. 
 Watson, Thomas. 179, 180, 288 : Wil- 
 liam, 17. 242. 
 Wattman, John, 265, 266. 
 Watts or Watte. Christian. 364 ; John, 
 
 7. 45, 171 : Simon, 200, 201, 202; 
 
 Thomas, 2.50. 865, 366. 372, 873 ; 
 
 Walter, 17: William. 16, 17. 176. 
 
 281. 
 Waylond, William. 157. 
 Wayte. John. 31 1. 885 ; Roger, 16. 17 : 
 
 William. 26. 
 Webb (Webbe or Webbye), Benet, 
 
 282. 285. 2S(i ; Cristina, 876 ; John! 
 
 99, loo, 185, 186 ; Katherine, 282, 
 
 288 : Robert. 376. 
 Weeder, Thomas, 1 8. 
 Wekys. Richard. 57. 58. 
 Weldish (Weldysh, Weldyssh, or Wel- 
 
 dayshhe), Agnes, 164, 1(!5; John, 
 
 77'; Richard, 182 : William, 266, 
 
 267, 
 Well (Welle, Wells, Wellis, Welles, 
 
 or Wellys), John, 180, 181, 344; 
 
 Katherine. 61 ; Richard, 223, 250 ; 
 
 Thomas, 64, 305, 30(), 327, 882, 333 ; 
 
 William, 120, 121, 122, 160, 161, 162, 
 
 268. 26:», 365. 866. 
 Well Chapel, 177, 198. 
 Wendborne. George, (il, ()2. 
 Wenett, Thomas, 22. 
 Wermyston, Thomas. 261. 
 W^erthinden, Robert, 84, 85,
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 425 
 
 U)llll. 
 
 22. 
 
 lii:.. 
 .•{:.7. 
 
 121. 1S8. 
 
 atte. 
 
 AVeruk. William. lO."). 
 West. Henry, HS. •};» : 
 
 IS'.l, li»o. 
 Westbere. :!r)2. :5r>;5, HtKi. 
 Westcliff, 35S. 
 Westenbanserr •^•"'■J- 
 Westgate. Hamo de. 21 
 West Hvthe. IS."),"). 
 Westoij'john. lit:5, i;i4. 
 Westwell. viii. i^">.">, '.^'li'i. 
 W'etherlok. John, 2:V.i. 
 ■Wethinbroke, Thomas. 1")'.). 
 Wevyll, liichard. 2, ;5. 
 Wevj'nden, William. 154. I.");"). 
 Wey. Joan, 220. 221 : Williain 
 
 220. 22 I. 222. 
 Wey man. liichard, :W.K 
 Weynston. Thomas. 27U, 271. 
 Whatman, Elisabeth, 154, 155 ; John, 
 
 2(i5, 2(!i) ; Thomas, 178, 2G5, 2(;(i. 
 White. Agnes, 2(;(;. 2(57 ; Alan, 315, 
 HIO; Alice, 'MU, 350, 351; Ann, 
 114: James, 50, 303, 304; Joan, 
 315, 31(5 ; John, 282. 2i)2 : Richard. 
 14 : Robert, 81, 82. 83, 315; Ste- 
 phen. 2()(;. 2(57 ; Thomas, 87. 90, 
 25t;. 315. 31(1 ; William. <>, 41, 42. 
 AVhitfield. xvi. 357. 
 Whithale. William, 357, 358, 359, 
 
 3()0, 
 Whitinge, Thomas, 282, 283, 284, 292. 
 Whitlock. Agnes, 44 : John, 42, (17. 
 Whitsphauke or W^hittisphauke, God- 
 leva. 158. 159; Robt,, 35, 2(i5, 314, 
 315. 
 Whitstable. ix. xv. xvi, xix, xx, xxi, 
 357, 358. 359. 3()0. 3(;i, 3(52, 3(53, 
 391. 
 Whitton (>?• Witton. 
 
 Richard, 4. 
 Wliope. Thomas. 58. 
 Wickhambreux. xvi, 
 
 391. 
 Widcott. Richard. 353 
 Widirdene. William, 14, 15. 
 Wigg (ir Wigge, Henry. 230 ; 
 
 2. 3. 
 Wigmore. William, 12. 
 Wildbore. Agnes. 148, 149. 
 Wilkins, John. 2!h;. 
 Wilkinson. John. (!1. 
 Willes (.Willis "r Will). Agnes, 1G7 ; 
 John, 5 7 : Uicliard, 223 ; Stejihen. 
 328. 329 : Thomas, 223. 224, ;)51. 
 Wille>borough, 3(35, 36(5, 391. 
 Williams. John, 320. 
 AVilmington, 3(5(1. 
 Wilmott, Thomas. 8. 9. 
 Wilow. William. 122, 123, 126. 
 Wilshire. John. 127. 
 Wilson, Kdward. 245, 21(; ; John, 92. 
 
 Henry, 304 ; 
 
 3(53, 304, 3(55, 
 Robert, 353. 
 \\'illiam. 
 
 Wilverden, Isabella, 1(>(). 
 Winchester, Nicholas, 197, 198. 
 Window, making or rejjair of, 2. 5. G, 
 18, 1!). 22. 2(5. 27. 41, 5.5. (58. 73. 7(i, 
 90. 91, 111, 133. 134, 141, KSi. 172, 
 174. 175, 177. 181.197, 198,220.225, 
 234, 239. 247. 2(50, 2(57,274,283,307, 
 310, 322, 324, 327, 335, 337, 348.3(5(1, 
 3(i8, 370. 371, 385 ; Figure or Image 
 in, XX. 1.S4, 35(1. 
 Wingham, ix, xxi, 3(;(;, 3(17. 3(58, 391. 
 Winter. Elisabeth, 227 : John, 24, 
 
 227, 228. 
 Wise, Robert. 3(50. 
 Withgoft'e, William, 145. 
 Withiott, Robert, 121. 124. 12(5; sea 
 
 (il.sii Wideott. 
 
 Wittershaiu, i.x.xvi, 3G8, 3(;9, 370, 391. 
 
 Wode or Wod, Henry at, 98, 99 ; 
 
 John. 173, 199, 200 ; Matthew atte, 
 
 130. 131, 132; Reginald at, 379; 
 
 Richard. 3.;. 122, 32;> ; William, 95 ; 
 
 .sec ti/xo A\'ood. 
 
 Wotlehill or Wodhill, Agnes, 204 ; 
 
 James, 204 ; William, 203, 2U4. 
 Wodeman, Thomas. 177, 178. 
 Wodward, Edward, 7. 
 Woghojie or Wohope, Thomas, Light 
 
 of. xix. 312. 
 Woldeham, Robert, 207, 209. 
 Woldham. x, xiii. 
 Wolett, Stephen, 11(5; Thomas. IIG, 
 
 117. 
 AVolff or Wulff. John. 31G : Richard, 
 
 122. 
 Woltoii. Stephen, 75, 7G. 
 Women, Light of the, 147, 359. 
 Wood or W'oode, Alice, 5G ; Henry, 
 347. 34S : John. 11 ; Julian, 174 ; 
 Richard. 1G8. 1G9, 174; Robert, 
 323. 3(53. 3G4 ; Thomas. GO, 61, 9(5, 
 97. 98, 240. 241. 337, 340. 3G3. 364 ; 
 William. 13. 340, 347, 348 ; .sec also 
 Wode. 
 Woodchurch. 37o. 371. 391. 
 Woodchurch in '1 hanet, 371. 372. 
 Woodcnsborotigh, 372. 373. 
 Woodkoke ('/• Wodecok, John, 20, 375. 
 Woodland. John. 224. 
 Woodrich. Thomas, 240, 241. 
 Wootton, 37.3. 
 Wcrden. Adam. 257. 
 Worme. Joan, 287. 291. 29G. 
 Wormshill. 374, 375, 391. 
 Worteley^u- Worttle, Agnes. 281. 286 ; 
 
 Robert. 282. 285. 
 Worth, ix. 375, 376. 
 Wortnell. Thomas. 80. 81. 
 Wotton. Elisabeth, 28. 
 Wowghlyn. .\lice, 177, 178; John, 
 177, 178.
 
 426 
 
 TESTAMENTA CANTIANA. 
 
 Wrede, William, 376. 377. 
 
 Wrek, John, 22.S. 
 
 Wright, Henry. 11. 306, 307; Law- 
 rence, 232. 233, 234 : Nicholas, 378 ; 
 Richard, 306 : Thomasine. 158. 
 159. 
 
 AVybarn (Wybarne, Wyborn, or Wy- 
 borne). Jeffrey, 138, 13!> ; John, 
 81, 82, 1d9, 170 : Margaret, 308, 
 309 ; Robert. 308 ; .Stephen, 32, 
 33. 
 
 Wychling, x. 
 
 Wye. vii. x. xiii. 377, 378, 379, 380, 
 381, 391. 
 
 Wylks, Richard. ICO, IBl, 163. 
 
 Wyllok. Thomas. 378, 379, 380. 
 
 Wymark, John, 318. 
 
 Wymlingswold, 375. 
 
 Wynday (Windaye or Wynde), John, 
 214. 215 : Peter, 170 ; Robert. 170. 
 
 Wynne. Thomas, 22. 
 
 Wynslowe. John, 231, 232, 233 ; Tho- 
 mas, 232. 233, 234. 
 
 Wynston. Richard, 119. 122, 128. 
 
 Yalding, x, 381 ; Joan, 138, 139. 
 
 Yaldishe. John, 35. 
 
 Young (Yong or Yonge), B.irtholo- 
 mew, 29. 30 ; John, 164 : Thomas, 
 223, 224, 253, 254, 255 ; William, 1 (Jl. 
 
 Young Men's Light, xx. 18. 136, 181, 
 255, 260, 380. 
 
 Young Women's Light, xx, 19. 
 
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