Eleanor [Unknown]

  General Notes:

The Will of Elioner Hacche of the parish of Sellinge, co. Kent, 1 November 1519. To be buried in the churchyard of Sellinge. To the high altar there a ewe. To Our Lady light 40d. To the rood light, torch light, and Trinity light 4d. apiece. To my forefare [i.e., forthfare] 6s. 8d. To my month's mind 13s. 4d. To my year's mind for the souls of me and my husband 13s. 4d. My father Hache to have the keeping of my children for ten years and to have for their keeping yearly 26s. 8d.; and if he live not so long, then William Hartt is to have them and to have the same sum yearly. To Jhon [sic] Elgayr and his wife and to Mother Stalls wearing apparel. The residue of my apparel to my children, to array them withal while they be within age. The residue of my goods to Thomas my son at twenty-two and Agnes my daughter at eighteen, equally divided. Executors: William Hartt and "my fadre Hacche," to each of whom I give 13s. 4d. Supervisors: Nicholas Hartt and Thomas Orsbye, to each of whom I give 6s. 8d. Witnesses: "my gostly fadre Nicholas Hartt" and John Elve. Proved 12 December 1519 by the executors named. (Archdeaconry of Canterbury, vol.14, fo. 4.) [Elizabeth French, "Genealogical Research in England," New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 1916, vol. 70, p. 245]

Eleanor married John Hatch, the Elder, son of Thomas Hatch and [Unknown] [Unknown]. (John Hatch, the Elder was born about 1490 in Selling, Kent, England ^34,1144 and died before 1 Nov 1519 ^34,1144.)