| Description | From: Robert Raynhull', vicar of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; Henry lynde, keeper ('custos') of the goods of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Pachet, keeper ('custos') of the goods of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Cherche, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; Thomas kilras, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; William Colkyn, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; William Wodeland, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; Godfrey Burgeys, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Culmere, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Austyn, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; William Maryon', parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Pakkere, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Staundon', parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; Bartholomew atte Gate, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]; John Tannere, parishioner of Holy Cross Westgate [Canterbury]
To: the prior and convent of Canterbury Cathedral Priory
[Document damaged. Some text lost at right. Names of some quitclaimers and other details supplied from registered version.] William Phelp, now deceased, assigned certain possessions and chattels to the value of 180 marks in his last will to found a chapel for his soul in the church, but the goods assigned were insufficient for this purpose. 'Dominus' Thomas Arundel, archbishop of Canterbury, decreed that part of the goods should be assigned for the increase of the church, so that it should be rendered more honourable according to the deceased's primary intention, and the rest should be delivered to the priory for perpetually remembering his soul there.
Robert, Henry, John Pachet, John Cherche, Thomas, William Colkyn, William Wodeland, Godfrey, John Culmere, John Austyn, William Maryon', John Pakkere, John Staundon', Bartholomew and John Tannere quitclaim to the priory for all personal actions they have against it because of the 180 marks received from William Phelp's goods and delivered to John Fynch, late prior, under certain conditions.
Given at Canterbury. |
| Physical Description | Parchment, 1m, 9 seals on 5 seal tags, remains of stitching in plica to left, about one-third of document torn away at right, small hole to left, dirty, stained |