ABP/R11/259

[f. 217d] Margery Bytherey (also by the Rey) of Suldroppe, widow, made 2 Jan. 1545/6, pr. 20 Mar. 1546/7. Burial in the churchyard of Suldroppe. To the high altar there for tithes forgotten 6d.; to the bells 4d.; to the Sepulchre 4d.; to the mother church of Lincoln 2d.. To son Richard a [?]"sywed" cow, a brown heifer, a yearling calf, 2 hogs, a table, a coverlet and the best pot. To son Henry a brown cow, her best drawing steers, the best pan and a coffer. To sons Richard and Henry her best cart.. To son Thomas a red cow, a grey horse, 2 kettles, the old shod cart and a cupboard. All her sheep and all her crop in town and field with the tilth of her land and all her cart harness with her plough and plough harness is to be divided between her said three sons Richard, Henry and Thomas. To Agnes Freloff a yearling bullock, a little pot, a platter a pair of harden sheets. Every man, woman and child to have one halfpenny in bread on the day of her burial. Residue to her three sons. Executors John Frelove and son Henry with Overseer William Cobbe of Sharnebrocke, each to have 12d. for their labour. Witnesses John Rey, Richard Rey, William [?]Ball.

1545-1547

From: 1545 To: 1547

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Bytherey, Margery,
Bytherey, Richard,
Bytherey, Henry,
Bytherey, Thomas,
Freloff, Agnes,
Frelove, John,
Cobbe, Henry,
Rey, John,
Rey, Richard,
Ball, William

Margery will: Bytherey, widow, burial, tithes, church bells, cattle, pigs, household furniture, animal drawn vehicles, horses, sheep, crops, bread, Souldrop charities, SOULDROP, Lincoln