The Antiquary volume 24
The Antiquary volume 24
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15 14. Robert Southwell, knt, 23 Apr. , 1513. His most vile body to be buried, in the cloister, under or near the lavatory nigh to the picture of the holy Crucifix set there, if he passes out of the world within forty miles of the city ; but if within the same distance from Wooderising, then in the parish church there hallowed in honour of St. Nicholas. He bequeaths 40^. To the Prior and Convent for his sepulture, and 40i'. To the church of Wooderising. Fr. I Jun.
1514. Thomas Jakes, 20 Jan. , ...1512-3. His wretched body to be buried, if he dies in London, in the church, in some convenient place appointed by his good lady and wife, or his executors, or else where she minds to lie herself ; and if he dies in any other place, where his wife or friends think rea- sonable, so that it be in a hallowed church, and before an image of our Blessed Lady, or near to it, if it may be. A stone with his wife's and his own arms is to be laid over him, wheresoever he is buried. Fr. -i^Zjul.
1514-5. William Sydnor, 24 Oct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 14. Robert Southwell, knt, 23 Apr. , 1513. His most vile body to be buried, in the cloister, under or near the lavatory nigh to the picture of the holy Crucifix set there, if he passes out of the world within forty miles of the city ; but if within the same distance from Wooderising, then in the parish church there hallowed in honour of St. Nicholas. He bequeaths 40^. To the Prior and Convent for his sepulture, and 40i'. To the church of Wooderising. Fr. I Jun.
1514. Thomas Jakes, 20 Jan. , ...1512-3. His wretched body to be buried, if he dies in London, in the church, in some convenient place appointed by his good lady and wife, or his executors, or else where she minds to lie herself ; and if he dies in any other place, where his wife or friends think rea- sonable, so that it be in a hallowed church, and before an image of our Blessed Lady, or near to it, if it may be. A stone with his wife's and his own arms is to be laid over him, wheresoever he is buried. Fr. -i^Zjul.
1514-5. William Sydnor, 24 Oct.
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