ABP/R13/3

Folio 1d - Jayne Pycock of Keysoe widow made 8 Dec. 1552 pr. 8 Jan. 1555/6 Soul to almighty God, our lady St. Mary and all the holy company of heaven, and burial in the churchyard of Keysoe. To the church of Lincoln 4d.; to the church of Keysoo 6d.. To son John Peycocke 2 horses and 2 oxen with the yoke; also 2 kine and 20 sheep, a pair of wheels and a plough with the share and the coulter, 3 pair of horse gear, one acre of wheat and 2 acres of barley and half an acre of pease; a brass pan and a pot, 2 tubs, 3 pewter dishes, a candlestick, a saltcellar, a “copfer” [pres. coffer], a salting trough, a bed and a blanket, 3 pair of sheets, a bolster and 2 coverlets. To daughter Margery Bulmer a cow, testator’s best “Comtell” [? kirtle], her white petticoat and cape. To Margery’s 5 children 5 sheep. To son John 2 yards and a half of white blanket and a hog. To Agnes Cowper a white petticoat. To William Newman a heifer. To Joane Peycocke a calf. To Alis Peycocke a calf. To the vicar of Keyshoo 8d.. Residue to son Thomas and he to be sole executor Witnesses Richard Talbott, Robert Hyde, Reynold Peycocke, Thomas Peycocke the elder.

8 Dec. 1552 - 8 Jan. 1555/6

From: 1552 To: 1556

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Pycock, Jayne,
Peycocke, John,
Bulmer, Margery,
Pycock, Margery,
Cowper, Agnes,
Newman, William,
Peycocke, Joane,
Peycocke, Alis,
Peycocke, Thomas,
Talbott, Richard,
Hyde, Robert,
Peycocke, Reynold

Jayne will: Pycock, widows, burials, churchyard, CHURCH, horses, cattle, ploughs, wheat, barley, peas, pewter, household furniture, household furnishings, clothing, CHILDREN, hogs, vicar, money, KEYSOE, Lincoln