Bolle  (John),  grocer. — Testament  touching  lands  and  tene-
ments held  for  him  in  trust  in  the  county  of  Kent.  To  William
Bolle  his  half-brother  and  wife  of  the  same,  daughter  of  John
Morley,  he  leaves  "  a  litell  hous  with  the  hemphawe  lieng  atte
the  postile  "  in  the  parish  of  Chartham,  on  condition  they  forego
all  claim  to  other  property  formerly  belonging  to  the  said  John
Morley.  To  Blanche  his  wife  a  life  interest  in  all  his  lands,
tenements,  &c,  in  the  parishes  of  Chartham,  Chilham,  Feversham,
Caunterbury,  and  elsewhere  in  the  county  of  Kent,  subject  to
the  payment  of  six  shillings  and  eightpence  yearly  for  keeping
his  obit  in  the  church  of  Chartham ;  remainder  to  John  his
son  in  tail ;  remainders  to  Eichard  and  Thomas  his  brothers
in  successive  tail  male,  with  further  remainders  to  John,  son
of  Henry  Bolle  his  brother,  and  others,  subject  always  to  the
above  charge  of  six  shillings  and  eightpence.  His  "  grete  place  "
in  Shamelford  mentioned.     Dated  9  August,  a.d.  1459.
Eoll  191  (23*).
1  Mistake  for  1159.
2N2


548  CALENDAR   OF   WILLS,

a.d.  Monday  next  after  the  Feast  of  S.  Valentine,  Martyr  [14  Feb."].
Lynder  (John),  "  joynour." — To  be  buried  according  to  direc-
tions contained  in  another  testament  touching  his  movable  goods.
