John Hynckleye

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Will of John [BO:Hynckleye:BO], of Haryetsham in the county of Kent and Diocese of Canterbury, 5 May 1577:
[IT:My body to be buried in the churchyard of Haryetsham. To the poor. To the reparation of the church of Haryetsham 3s.4d. To Alyce[BO: Fekyns:BO] wife of John [BO:Fekys:BO], 12d. To godson Henrye Hynckleye 12d. To Katheryne [BO:Lytlehare:BO], my daughters daughter. To my wife, Avysse, two bushels of wheat lying amoung the wheat of my son Robert [BO:Hyncklye:BO]. All my goods and cattle to my wife Avysse and daughter Annys, and to the latter certain pewter household goods [specified] and at the age of twenty-one 10£, to be paid by my son Robert. For default of payment, daughter Annys to enter into my chief messuage at Haryetsham, wherein Robert, my son, now dwelleth, and lands thereto belonging until the sum is paid. If Annys die before her said age, my wife to have 5£, and Henry [BO:Hyncklye:BO] and John [BO:Hyncklye:BO], sons of my son John [BO:Hyncklye:BO] all have 20s each. To Thomas [BO:Hyncklye:BO], son of Robert [BO:Hyncklye:BO], my son. The residue of all goods and cattle bequeathed now in the occupation of Robert [BO:Hyncklye:BO], I give to him and make him executor. Henrye [BO:Smoothgyne:BO] and Robert [BO:Wyllmott:BO] to be my overseers. My last will regarding all my lands and tenements in Haryetsham or elsewhere in the county of Kent. My tenement Steden strete, wherein I now dwell, with a barn and certain lands adjoining called Stylles feylds, containing six acres, and two other pieces of land, called Newman and chawke lande in Haryetsham, to wife Avysse and her heirs for the term of thirteen years after my decease, if she live so long, paying the lords rent, and 26s.8d. a year to John Hynckleye, my son, to whom I leave the said property after my wife's decease or at the end of the said thirteen years, at his death to revert to his son Henry [BO:Hynckleye:BO], and his heirs male, and for want of such to the heirs male of my son John, and for want of such to Robert my son and his heirs male and for want of such to the right hers of my son John. Son robert to have use of the ponds on said land to draw water. Said John 13s.4d. out of my messuage and lands now in the occupation of son Robert for seven years and a half after my decease [with penalty for non-payment]. Wheras I have reserved unto myself one Loft chamber in the house where my son Robert now dwelleth with free ingress and egress, Avysse my wife shall have the same for one year after my decease. To son Robert [BO:Hynckleye:BO] for life my messuage where he now dwelleth with all the house and buildings thereto belonging and all the rest of my lands, tenements and hereditaments in the parish of Haryetsham or elsewhere in the county of Kent, and after his decease, I wil them to his sons Isaacke and Thomas [BO:Hynckleye:BO] and their heris male, and for want of such the next heirs male of son Robert and for want of such to Annys my daughter and her lawful issue, anf for wnat of such the right heirs of son Robert. "Whereas by my suffycyent deed sealed with my seale" I have given to my wife Avysse and annuity of 6s.8d., it shall be paid out of the land given to son Robert. If any of my sons shall break the entail of my property, or any legatee contest my will, the legacy of such person to be void. Proved at Lenham, 11 October 1577. Inventory 15£, 9s. 6d.:IT]
[FN: Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Vol.43,fo.:FN]30

Family/Spouse: Johane. Johane died on 23 Jan 1563/64 in Harrietsham, Kent, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Robert Hinckley was born about 1537 in Harrietsham, Kent, England; died on 27 Mar 1606 in Harrietsham, Kent, England; was buried in Harrietsham, Kent, England.

John married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]