To Sir John, vicar of Stalls, 12d, and to his clerk, 2d. To John, his son, his best robe. To Joan de Kanynges, his wife his tenement in Stall Street and a tenement of Walter Clement which he held of 1 for life; also the reversion of the same tenement after the said Walter's death, she paying thereout yearly, for ever, to the Bishop of Bath 7s and a pound of wax for a taper for St Mary de Stalls, at the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Mary, and 4d. for masses to be celebrated in the said church of Stalls on the day of his anniversary, for his soul, for ever, and a rent of 6s. to 4 for ever, to be charged upon a tenement which Richard le Peytor, and Alice, his wife, held for the term for the term of their lives, in Vroggemere [Frogmere] Lane, in the suburb of Bath, with the reversion of the same tenement after the decease of the said Richard and Alice. To John his son, a rent of 2s, to be received out of the aforesaid tenement in Vroggesmere [Frogmere] Lane, for the term of his life. To Joan, his wife, his tenement situate with the South Gate in the suburbs of Bath To John, his son, his best robe, 3ss yearly, to be received out of the same tenement for his life To Joan, his wife, the residue of his goods not disposed of Executors: John Funtel and Richard le Vygnur Proved in the great church at Wells, before Walter de Hulle, rector of the church of Scheptone Beauchamp, Commissare of the official of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, by Sir Philip de Bath and William de Brokenbergh, Friday next after the Feast of St. Kalixtus 1326 [22 October 1326]. Language: Latin
