money for charitable works at Godmersham 13/4d and fabric of the church 3/4d

to John, her son, clothing

to Joan, her daughter, wife of John Bullyng.....

belonging to Thomas Hardies.. something of Godmersham

..Richard Davyat my son.household goods

my sister at Halstow

and Sarah my sister

John Myllar of Godmersham

Richard Dybyll clothes etc

Alice my daughter

....purchased by Joan Bullyng my mother, everything else to John Bullyng executor.]

William Bollyng of Crundale [PRC17] Vol 47 folio 349 ??

Will made 10 Feb 1493/4

Soul to God

Body to be buried in Crundale churchyard

to High Alter for tithes forgotten 12d

to light of Blessed Mary 4d

to light of Holy Cross 4d

to each of his godchildren a measure of grain

residue of goods to wife Marion

feoffees: John A Downe the younger; John Cokke; Thomas Dayne, all of Godmersham.

Son Richard to have all his lands & tenements in Crundall & Godmersham in fee simple provided he keeps his mother (Marion) with meat & drink etc & pays her 10/- pa for life.

Son also to pay the following legacies:

to testator's daughter Thomesyne Alcok 6/8 within 10 yrs

" " Isabell Tanner 6/8 " "

Executors: wife Marion & son Richard

proved 2 May 1494

Will made 13 Jan 1502/3

Soul to God

Body to be buried in Crundale churchyard

to High Alter for tithes forgotten 8d

to light of Holy Cross a bushel of grain

to wife Petronilla remainder of goods & house with appurtenances in Crundale "in a certain street called "Denwodstrete" & two acres belonging to the said house "which were late of Nicholas Bollyng my father".

After wife's death, property to go to Edmund Brownyng senr & Sylvester his wife provided that they pay following legacies:

to testator's dau. Phillipa 6/8

" " Margerie 6/8

" " Joan 6/8 (in two portions)

Executors: said Edmund Brownyng senr & Sylvestor his wife

Witnesses: William Carter; Thomas Pylcher; John Alcey

proved 6 May 1503 by Thomas Pylcher

Administration of goods of Richard Bollyng late of Crundale granted to his son, John & Thomasine Bollyng, wdw of dec., to make an inventory.

Barbara Bullyng d of John Bullyng in Will of John Bullyng of Godmersham Dec 12 1524 MS Vol 2 Abstract of Wills Commissary of Cant. Eliz Bullyng d (of above) Joan wife of the above. [See Chancery proceedings]

Further extract of above Will at Society of Genealogists:

f44 John Bullyng of Godmersham wills to be buried in the south side of the churchyard there where his grandfather lyeth which he wills that his executrix do undrepyn and exalt convenient for men to sit upon as it beseemyth. Joane his wife, Barbara & Elizabeth his daughters and mention of a surplice which is for the church but not to be worn by the Priest or Clerk.

(Also mentioned in Kentish Wills extracts by AW Hughes-Clarke 1929)

Archdeaconary Ct

to her sons Richard Bollyng & Thomas

A True and perfect Inventory pf all and singular goods and chattles and creditts of Joseph Boulding late whiest had lived of ye parish of Wye within the county of Kent and Archdeaconary of Canterbury, batchelor deceased. valued and apprized as following vizt:

Impris the sd deceased's wearing apparell both lynnen and woollen being very old vallued at: 0:10s:0d

Item due in debts from saidd? all? ptory? afor wch there is neither Bill nor Bond onely supposed to bee due to ye sd deceased œ8:0:0

Totall œ8:10s:0d

Witness my hand ye 2nd day of January (english style) 1679

(the signature of) Robert Boulding Adminstrator

Note in Latin

Robert Boulding de Wye, innholder, frater