Carlell  (Adam  de),  draper. — To  be  buried  in  S.  Paul's  church-
yard called  "  le  Pardoncherchehawe."  Pecuniary  bequests  to
John  his  son,  Margaret  his  daughter,  and  Henry  his  bastard
son.  Mariona  his  wife  appointed  guardian  of  the  aforesaid  John
and  Margaret,  and  if  she  marry  again  both  she  and  her  husband
are  to  give  security  at  the  Guildhall  for  due  performance  of  that
office.  Also  to  his  said  wife  he  leaves  all  his  ustilments,  jewels,
and  house  store  for  hall,  chamber,  pantry,  and  kitchen,  and  one
moiety  of  the  residue  of  his  goods  by  way  of  dower  and  for  her
portion  of  his  goods,  the  other  moiety  being  devoted  to  pious
uses.  Further  bequests  to  the  church  of  S.  Mary  Magdalen  de
Milkstrete  and  ministers  therein,  the  old  work  of  S.  Paul's,  various
religious  orders  and  recluses ;  to  the  box  of  the  Fraternity  of  S.  John
founded  and  maintained  by  the  Tailors  of  London,  the  poor  in  the
hospitals,  the  lepers  around  London,  prisoners  in  Neugate  and
Marchalsea,  and  also  at  Storteford ;  the  work  of  the  new  chapel  of
S.  Mary  near  Westsmythfeld,  his  servants,  and  others.  Provision
made  for  four  thousand  masses,  for  keeping  his  month's  mind,  and
for  the  maintenance  of  a  chantry  priest  in  the  church  of  S.  Mary
Magdalen  aforesaid.  To  John  his  son  he  leaves  the  reversion  of
his  capital  and  larger  mansion  house  in  the  parish  of  S.  Mary
Magdalen  in  Milkstrete  in  tail ;  remainder  to  Margaret  his
daughter,  to  whom  he  similarly  leaves  his  smaller  mansion.  In
the  event  of  both  children  dying  without  heirs  of  their  bodies,
the  said  mansions  are  to  be  sold  for  pious  and  charitable  uses.
