PLBP/WR1/16

William Andrewe of Clepston in parish of Leighton Bosard, husbandman, made 18 Nov. pr. 26 Nov. 1545. Burial in churchyard of Leighton Bosard. To mother church of Lincoln 2d.; to the high altar of Leighton for tithes forgotten 8d.. To son William Andrewe 2 oxen; to son Robert Andrewe 2 oxen. To servant Alys Collys 40s.. To servant Thomas Colles 20s. and a cow when he comes to the age of 18 years. To every godchild 4d.. To every child of Thomas Robynges "now being alyve" 6s. 8d.. For mending the high way between Stambrege Ford and the "quarres" [?quarries] 10s.. For the maintenance of Egengton chapell a quarter of malt. To the church of Tyllysworth a quarter of malt. To the church of Dunstable Howghton half a quarter of malt. To the church of Hockelyffe 2 bushel of malte. To the chapel of Stambrige 2 bushel of malt. To the chapel of Clepston 2 bushel of malt. All the legacies to churches and chapels above to be paid "at leyser". Residue to wife Augnes, sole executrix to dispose of for souls, as she thinks best. Sons Richard Androw and William Andrew to be supervisors. Witnesses sir Henry Pemberton priest, William Andrew, Richard Andrew, the aforesaid supervisors, each to have 6s. 8d..

18 November - 26 November 1545

From: 1545 To: 1545

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Andrewe, William,
Andrewe, Robert,
Andrewe, Richard,
Andrewe, Augnes,
Collys, Alys,
Colles, Thomas,
Robynges, Thomas,
Pemberton, Henry

William will: Andrewe, husbandman, burial, churchyard, CHURCH, money, tithes, cattle, servants, CHILDREN, charity, highway, malt, quarries, Roman catholic priests, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, Clipstone, Lincoln, STANBRIDGE, EGGINGTON, TILSWORTH, DUNSTABLE, HOUGHTON REGIS, HOCKLIFFE