Kent Wills and the CRIOLS

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Louise Staley

Kent Wills and the CRIOLS

Legg inn av Louise Staley » 31 mai 2006 12:05:51

Following from the link to the Kent Will of Joan Brenchley I have found
a few more which have a link to the Echyngham problem, in this case they
concern the Criol family. See http://tinyurl.com/okohp

In summary the following descent appears:

1. John Criol d. 1376 m1 ?, m2 Letice d. 1408 (she m1? Brikelesworth)
2. Nicholas Criol d. 1379 (son of 1st wife?) m. Elizabeth

Nicholas leaves 20 marks to Elizabeth Echyngham and makes William
Ecchyngham Knight and Robert of Ecchyngham two of his executors.

William Ecchyngham Knight is presumably Sir William Echyngham who died
18 Jan 1388. Elizabeth Echynham mentioned in the will is, I assume, his
wife Elizabeth. But who is Robert of Ecchyngham? Is he Robert, son of
Sir William? And is Elizabeth Echyngham Nicholas Criol's daughter or is
there some other relationship proved from another source?

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Louise


John KIRIEL, Will 1 December 1376
JOHN KIRIEL son of Nicholas Kiriel sometime Knight, Canterbury Diocese.
Monday next after the Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle 1376. To be buried
where God shall dispose. [various religious bequests]
I make executors Letice my wife, Sir Stephen Valence, Sir Peter prior of
Hortone, Willm de Horne, Nicholas Kiriel my son and William Etone. I
will that Sir Stephen Valaunce have for his labour 20 marcs, Sir Peter
Prior of Hortone 100s., Wm. de Horne £10., Wm. Etone 100s. Dated at
Ostringhangr. I will that Letice my wife have fully and enjoy all her
silver vessels, masers, beds, her jewels and all other things that were
hers before marriage and to these I leave to the same Letice my wife
twelve silver dishes, a silver cup with cover of the best and both gilt,
a bed of 'camata' with half celur with hangings and other pertinencies
and half the sheets and towels and napkins.
Proved 14 Kal. of March 1376 by Nicholas Kiriel son of deceased and
William Etone. Reserved powers for the other executors. (96a Sudbury).

Letice KRYEL, Will 25 September 1408
LETICE who was wife of the 'reverendi militis" Sir John KRYEL. Monday
next after the feast of St. Matthew, Apostle, 1408. To be buried in the
church of St. Thomas the Martyr of the monastery of Langdon. To the high
altar of the parish church of Westynghanger* 6s. 8d. To the work (opus
et fabricacionem) of the said church of Ostynghanger* three cows. To the
work (opus) of the monastery of Langdon 20 marcs. I leave sufficient
white cloth marked with a certain red cross (not stated for what
purpose; probably to lay over her). I leave 5 wax candles to burn round
me on the day of my burial each 10 lb of wax. I leave 10 torchys on my
months day round my sepulture each 5s. Of which ten torches three to go
to the Monastery of Langedon and 4 to the parish church of Ostynghangr
and three torches to the parish church of Walmer.
Residue to John Brikelesworth my son. I make William Kryell, John
Brikelesworth and John Proude executors.
The Will of Letice who was wife of Sir John Kryell Knight was proved 22
March 1408 "in the 13th year of our Translation". (104b Arundel II).

Nicholas CRYEL, Will 25 September 1379
NICHOLAS CRYEL, son of John Cryel Knight Sunday next before the feast of
St. Michael 1379. (No burial request). I leave to Elizabeth de
Ecchyngham 20 marcs. To the Monastry of Langedon to the amending of the
church £20. To each monastery of Friars in Canterbury, Heylisford,
Sandwich and London to celebrate a trental of St. Gregory 5 mrcs. To be
distributed among the poor dwelling in the parishes of Ostynghangre,
Walmer, Monyham, Stokebury, Eynesford and Pesemerssch each parish 40s.
Summa £12.
I leave to Elizabeth my wife half all my goods. I leave to celebrate for
the soul of a man I slew at Swyneffeld 10 marcs. I leave to John Page
40s., Thomas Northiham 40s. I ordain executors William Ecchyngham
Knight, Robert of Ecchyngham, Thomas de Brokhull and William de Eton. I
leave to William de Ecchyngham if he will administer my goods £10. To
the others 10 marcs.
Proved 8 February 1379 by William de Eton with reserved power for the
others. (102a Sudbury).

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