Henry Standish[730], Friar Minor, and Bishop of St. Asaph, in 1535 bequeathed
‘five marcs to buy books to be placed in the library of the scholars of the friars Minors in the University of Oxford,’
ten marks to the church of the same friars, £40 for the exhibition of scholars[731] in the University of Oxford, and £40 to build an aisle in the church of the friars Minors at Oxford.
Thomas Sowche, of ‘Spellusbury,’ left to the ‘fore orders of freers in Oxford, euery one of them iiijd.[732]’
Richard Elemens or Elemeus, of ‘Welleford’ (Berkshire?), in 1536 left ‘vnto the Gray freers yn Oxford xs.[733]’
John Claymond, S.T.B., President first of Magdalen College, then of Corpus Christi College, left 20s. to each of the convents of friars at Oxford in 1536,
‘ut celebrent in ecclesiis suis pro anima ejus[734].’
Elizabeth Johnson, of Oxford, widow, in 1537 left
‘to the four ordres of fryers four nobles to singe dirige and masse at All-hallowes churche at the buryall and moneth mynde.’
The will was proved on Jan. 12th, 1538/9,—after the suppression of the friaries[735].