S.  Alphege  within  Crepulgate. — To  be  buried  in  the  said  parish
church.  Bequests  to  the  said  church,  its  ministers,  the  rood
light  upon  the  beam,  and  the  light  of  S.  Katherine  therein;
to  the  five  orders  of  friars  in  London,  and  the  three  houses
for  lepers  near  London ;  to  the  fabric  of  the  church  of  Stok-
newenton,  the  Prior  and  Canons  of  Elsyngspitel,  &c.  His
tenement  in  the  parish  of  S.  Botolph  without  Aldrichesgate,
situate  in  the  street  called  "  Barbican,"  and  another  tenement
called  "le  Pye  on  the  hop,"  situate  also  in  Barbican  in
the  parish  of  S.  Giles  without  Crepulgate,  and  other  tenements,
together  with  the  great  gate  (cum  magno  portu)  called  "le
Brodegate "  in  the  same  street  and  parish,  he  devises  to  be  sold
for  payment  of  debts  and  legacies.  To  Isabella  his  wife  he
leaves  a  certain  tenement  in  the  parish  of  S.  Alphege  aforesaid
absolutely,  and  another  tenement  in  the  street  called  "Babeloyne"
beyond  the  City  wall  (per  murwm  civitatis  London)  for  life ;
remainder  in  trust  for  sale  for  the  maintenance  of  chantries  in  the
said  church  of  S.  Alphege  for  the  good  of  his  soul,  the  souls  of
Agnes,  Alice,  and  Isabella  his  wives,  and  others.  Bequests  also
to  Agnes  his  kinswoman,  wife  of  Geoffrey  Grigge,  Robert  atte
Grove,  Alice  Callestere,  wife  of  William  atte  Broom,  his  servants,
and  others,  comprising  various  sums  of  money,  his  best
slop1  (sloppam)  with  hood,  and  his  cloak  (colobiwm?)  of
Faldyng?  Dated  London,  26  September,  a.d.  1385. — Also  to  the
old  work  of  S.  Paul's  and  the  Fraternity  of  S.  Mary  le  Bow  he
leaves  six  shillings  and  eightpence  respectively.
Roll  114  (76).
Monday  next  before  the  Feast  of  S.  Valentine,  Martyr  \_H  Feb.'].
