For  the  repair  of  the  highway  at  Freseford  in  the  vill  of  Enefeld
he  leaves  one  hundred  shillings.  Pecuniary  bequests  to  Isabella
his  sister,  William  her  son,  and  Agnes  her  daughter ;  Alice  his
sister  and  William  her  son ;  John  his  brother ;  John  and  William
his  sons  ;  Margaret  and  Isabella  his  daughters ;  John  de  la  Pane-
trye, Thomas  de  la  Panetrye,  Roger  and  William  de  la  Pane-
trye his  kinsmen,  and  others.  To  Agnes  his  wife  by  way  of  dower
of  his  movables  he  leaves  one  hundred  pounds  and  her  entire
chamber,  and  all  vessels  of  silver  and  brass  belonging  to  his"
house;  also  for  life  a  shop  which  he  acquired  from  Edmund  de
Coventre  in  the  great  seld2  near  Sopereslane,  parish  of  S.  Pancras ;


1  Hambleden,  co.  Bucks.
5  Probably  the  Great  Seld  so  often
spoken  of  in  the  City  Records  as  having


at  one  time  belonged  to  Roesia  de
Coventre.  In  her  will  it  is  styled  "  la
Brodeselde  "  (Part  I.  p.  275).
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CALENDAR  OF  WILLS,


A.D.
1366-7.
remainder  to  John  his  son  ;  also  rents  in  the  parish  of  S.  Leonard
de  Estchep.  Also  to  his  said  wife  and  to  "William  his  son  he
leaves  four  oxen  and  four  draught  cattle  {affras1),  to  be  divided
between  them.  His  executors  appointed  guardians  of  his  children
and  of  their  property  until  they  come  of  age  or  are  advanced,  they
giving  security  for  the  same  at  the  Guildhall.  Dated  London,
Saturday  the  Vigil  of  S.  Thomas,  Apostle  [21  Dec.J,  a.d.  1348.
Roll  95  (35).
A.D.
1367.
