Hengham  (Edmund  de),  clerk. — All  his  movable  goods  to  be
sold,  and  after  payment  of  debts  and  funeral  expenses  the  pro-
ceeds to  be  divided  into  three  parts,  whereof  one  part  he  leaves  for
the  good  of  his  soul,  another  part  to  be  divided  between  Eobert
his  brother,  John  de  Hardyngham,  junior,  Peter  Wareysoun,  and
their  respective  wives  and  families,  and  the  third  part  he  leaves
to  the  church  of  All  Hallows  de  Stanyngchirche  and  other  pious
and  charitable  uses.     No  date.  Roll  97  (25).
1  Co.  Northampton,  where  there  was  a  priory  of  Benedictine  nuns.
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Monday  the  Feast  of  8.  Gregory,  Pope  [12  March].  AD-

—  .         ,       ,_  1368-9.
Lincoln  (Robert  de).— To  be  buried  in  S.  Paul's  churchyard
called  "  Pardounchirchehawe."  Bequests  to  the  old  and  new  work
of  the  said  church,  the  church  of  S.  James  near  Garlekhethe  and
ministers  thereof;  to  each  of  the  mendicant  orders  in  London,  viz.,
Preaching  Friars,  Minors,  Carmelite,  and  Augustinian ;  to  the
lepers  at  le  Lohe,  Hakeneye,  and  near  the  Hospital  of  S.  Giles
without  Holbourne,  and  to  poor  prisoners  in  Neugate.  Provision
made  for  chantries  in  the  church  of  S.  James  aforesaid.  To  Thomas
Kyppyng,  draper,  he  leaves  his  tenement  in  the  parish  of  S.  James
aforesaid.  Further  bequests  in  aid  of  the  Fraternity  of  the
Blessed  Mary  in  Bow  Church,  to  the  Minoresses  of  S.  Clare  with-
out Aldgate,  and  various  individuals.  Dated  London,  Monday  the
Feast  of  S.  Edmund,  King  and  Martyr  [20  Nov.],  a.d.  1368.
Boll  97  (29).
Monday  the  Feast  of  S.  George  the  Martyr  [23  April].  a.d.
