The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . d a cope of silk with flowers of silk work, a crosseand a staffe of coper over-gilt, and divers auter-cloths to thechurch. To each of his children a silver spoone ; the profitsof his saveron (saffron) ground for a Christmas dinner to thepoor. All other possessions divided equally among hischildren. In 1532 Margery Byrche is to be buried in the chapel ofSt. Nicholas in Wallingford Castle, with a ryal of gold for herburial. To her daughter Margaret, and John Adene, herhusband, all lands and tenements, sett and lying within andwithout the Ho

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The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . d a cope of silk with flowers of silk work, a crosseand a staffe of coper over-gilt, and divers auter-cloths to thechurch. To each of his children a silver spoone ; the profitsof his saveron (saffron) ground for a Christmas dinner to thepoor. All other possessions divided equally among hischildren. In 1532 Margery Byrche is to be buried in the chapel ofSt. Nicholas in Wallingford Castle, with a ryal of gold for herburial. To her daughter Margaret, and John Adene, herhusband, all lands and tenements, sett and lying within andwithout the Honour of Great Wycombe ; also land at Great De Deane, A dean e. Kimball, Little Kimball, and Hamdon. They are to find anhonest priest to say mass for her soul, her husbands, and allher friends for the space of half a year in the chapel ofSt. Marys Grace in Wallingford, and provide a stone to layon her grave with her arms cut in it. The arms of Burche are Quarterly or and azure and forDevonshire, Sable a /esse between 3 birch-leaves argent(more modern)..

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