ABP/R12/22d

Folio 22d - Will of Alys Allwyn/Allwen widow of Harlington.

made 2 Apr. 1548, pr. 20 Apr. 1548

From: 1548 To: 1548

"I bequeth my Soull to Allmeghtie God to our lady sanct Mary and to all the holy and blessed compeny of heven" and burial in the churchyard of Harlington. To the mother church of Lincoln 2d.; to the high altar of Harlington for tithes forgotten 12d.; to the making of the highway 40s. which is to be used in this way, that is to say to begin at the end of the causeway that testator's husband made, and so take the highway on toward the church. To Alys Marten a black cow which is now in the custody of Thomas Whylocke. To Jone Tyler a red cow that is with the said Thomas. To Alys Chapman a black cow which is with William Clarke. The profit of a cow is to be given each year from time to time to the most needy and poor people in the parish. Similarly a two year old bullock is to be given each year the money from which to be used on the high ways in the parish where there is most need [sic]. To Elzabeth Tyler a one year old bullock. To John Pers 6s. 8d..To Elzabeth Allwen a coffer, a pair of sheets and a brass pot with a nip in the side. Executors are to be John Marten and Richard Chapman, and Elyn Tuler to be overseer. Residue to be divided among her children. Witnesses William Alyson vicar there, John Elder, Richard Hawkinges, John Fensam.

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Allwen, Alys,
Marten, Alys,
Whylocke, Thomas,
Tyler, Jone,
Chapman, Alys,
Clarke, William,
Tyler, Elzabeth,
Allwen, Elzabeth,
Pers, John,
Marten, John,
Chapman, Richard,
Tuler, Elyn,
Alyson, William,
Elder, John,
Hawkinges, Richard,
Fensam, John

Alys will: Allwen, burial, churchyard, tithes, widow, CHURCH, highway, Causeway, cattle, charity, household furnishings, household plate, HARLINGTON, Lincoln