ABP/R12/132d

Folio 132d - Will of Henry Dycke vicar of Goldington.

made 22 Oct. 1546, pr. 3 Nov. 1550

From: 1550 To: 1550

"I bequeth my soull to Allmeghtie God our Lady Sanct Mary and to all the holy compeny in heven" and his body to be buried in the chancel of the church. To the church of Lincoln 2d.. His feather bed and his coverlet to Elene Phesant "yf it may be spared". His gown to Thomas Stryngar "yf it may be spared". To William Fysher a silver spoon. To John Phesand a silver spoon "yf yt may be spared". To Henry Fyssher a silver ring. To the bells 12d.. Residue to cousin Katering Day for her painstaking, and keeping him in his sickness, and she to be his executrix. Witnesses Thomas Stryngar, William Byrde, William Dicke, Thomas Phesand. To Jone Dicke a pewter platter.

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Dycke, Henry,
Phesant, Elene,
Stryngar, Thomas,
Fysher, William,
Phesand, John,
Fyssher, Henry,
Day, Katherine,
Byrde, William,
Dicke, William,
Phesand, Thomas,
Dicke, Jone

Henry will: Dycke, vicar, burial, CHURCH, household furniture, clothing, silver, bells, household plate, medical conditions, GOLDINGTON, Lincoln