The
Will of THOMAS FYSK of Badyngham, yeoman, My wife "amnes" is to have her dwelling in my place "clepyd Dynnors," the parlour at the overend of my hall, with a little garden ground, and 6s. 8d. a year for life, and also one-half of my household stuff. To my son Wylliam my tenement called "pommanys." "I will that oldyr John my son" have Dynnors and one-half of my household stuff. To "yonger John hys brythyrne & systerin," to each of them 40s. If the "forsayd John my sun" be not able to pay it and 20s a year for my priest, the tenement and goods are to be sold, the said John is to have 5 marks. Executors: "my true & faithful attornayse," my trusty "neve" [i.e. nephew] Wylliam Fyske, and William Grene. [No witnesses]. Proved 26 November, 1488. |