ABP/R11/175

Folio 139d - William Kinge of Koldesden in parish of Roxston made 14 Mar.1546 pr. Apr. 1546. Burial in the church or churchyard of Roxston. To the cathedral church of Lincoln 6d.; to the high altar of Roxston for tithes forgotten 8d.; to the bells 2s.. To godson William Stanes a bullock. To servant Richard [?]Vine 10s.. To daughter Elzabeth Cotton £20. To Agnes Alleny a bullock. To wife Alys all lands purchased in Barford, Roxston, Wilden and Temysford, for the term of her life, with reversion to son Thomas Kinge and heir and to his issue, in default of such issue to daughter Elzabeth Cotton and her issue, and in default of such issue to the right heirs of testator. To wife Alys his "Ferme leze or tacke" for a term of years in the manor of Collesden for three years after testator's death, which then reverts to testator's son Thomas Kinge. To wife Alys and son Thomas residue of goods for three years, at which time they are to be divided between wife and son. Executors wife Alys and Henry Albeny of Bedford (to whom 6s. 8d.). To every godchild half a bushel of barley. To William Beke of Stow, gentleman, 3s. 4d. and he to be supervisor. Witnesses William Logesden of Coldesden, William More, William Stone, Richard Vyne, Edward Hunt vicar of Roxston.

14 Mar 1546 - Apr 1546

From: 1546 To: 1546

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Kinge, William,
Stanes, William,
Vine, Richard,
Cotton, Elizabeth,
Kinge, Elizabeth,
Alleny, Agnes,
Kinge, Alys,
Kinge, Thomas,
Albeny, Alys,
Albeny, Henry,
Beck, William,
Logesden, William,
More, William,
Stone, William,
Hunt, Edward

William will: Kinges, burial, tithes, bells, cattle, agricultural leases, barley, ROXTON, Lincoln