Bykenore  (Robert),  of  the  parish  of  Derteford.1  — Bequests  to
S.  Edmund's  Chapel  at  Derteford,  the  high  altar  of  the  church  at
Derteford,  its  chaplains,  &c.  To  Agnes,  daughter  of  Alice  his  late
wife,  he  leaves  a  tenement  in  the  lane  of  S.  Martin  Orgar,  his  grow-
ing crops  in  the  manor  of  Northcraye,2  and  a  pair  of  swans  in  the
water  of  Northcraye  (v/num  par  signorum  qui  sunt  in  stagno  de
Northcraye).  To  Eohert  de  Louthe  a  pair  of  swans  swimming  at
Portebrugge3  (unum  par  signorum  euncium  apud  Portebrugge) ;
and  to  Edmund  Lambyn  and  Eichard  Sone  a  pair  of  swans  swim-
ming in  Stoneham  Eee.4  To  William  de  Kyrkeby  he  leaves  his
big  horse  called  "  Bayard  "6  and  three  quarters  of  barley  (tria
quarteria  ordei  palmal').  To  John  Boch  six  quarters  of  the
same,  his  new  rayed  (stragulatam)  cloak,  and  his  rayed  tunic.
To  William  Hunte  two  quarters  of  the  same  and  a  cloak  of
bluet6  (de  Blueto).  To  John  Cook,  William  Claydon,  and  others
he  also  leaves  divers  measures  of  the  same  barley.  To  Margaret
his  late  wife's  servant  he  leaves  a  sum  of  money,  a  curtepy
{curiam  robam)  of  morre1  with  hood,  and  a  green  tunic  with  hood.
Dated  at  Derteford,  8  April,  a.d.  1365.  Eoll  G3  (48).
Monday  next  after  the  Feast  of  S.  Dunstan  [19  May].
Wirlyngworth  (Thomas  de),  goldsmith.— To  be  buried  in
S.  Paul's  great  churchyard  before  the  high  cross.  Bequests  to  the
said  church,  the  church  of  S.  Matthew  in  Fridaystrete  and  the
Fraternity  of  S.  Katherine  therein  ;  also  to  Walter  de  Chalfhunt ;
John  Bulstrode  and  John  Caldecote  his  apprentices;  William
Leveryngton,  goldsmith  ;  Cristina  [his  wife  ?],  daughter  of  John


1  Dartford,  co.  Kent.
*  Near  Dartford.
