ABP/R6/32

Folio 32 - Hugh Bodyngton of Dunstable.

made 17 July 1540, proved 2 Aug 1540

From: 1540 To: 1540

Burial in the church yard of Dunstable. To the mother church of Lincoln 4d.; to the high altar 4d.; to the torch light serving the altar 12d.; to mending the bells of Dunstable 10s.. To his mother 40s.. To his brother Stephyn Bodyngton 20s.. To his brother Lewes 20s.. To his daughter Anne toward her marriage £20 to be paid by his executrix at two several times, that is £10 on the day of her marriage, and £10 that day twelve month. Should Anne die before her marriage, any money unpaid to be used by executrix for souls. To wife Joan the house where he lives for the remainder of the term of his lease, should she live so long, but if she should die before the end of the lease, or if she ceases to live in the house and keep it in sufficient repair according to the tenor of the lease, then the property to go to his dau. Anne or her children. Wife Joan to be sole executrix. Overseers Adam Hylton and Robert Amerycke, each to have 5s.. Witnesses sir Thomas Massey curate, Adam Hylton, Robert Amerecke, Antony Stubbenges.

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Bodyngton, Hugh,
Bodyngton, Stephyn,
Bodyngton, Lewes,
Bodyngton, Anne,
Bodyngton, Joan,
Hylton, Adam,
Amerycke, Robert,
Massey, Thomas,
Stubbenges, Antony

Hugh will: Bodyngton, burial, church furniture, church bells, non-agricultural leases, clergy names index, DUNSTABLE, Lincoln