Item, to Margaret Lomnor, my daughter-in-lawe, my prymer clad with grene velvet.
Item, to my daughter, Anne Lomnor, my russet gown pervild with menks, and my best coral bedes conteyning once fifty, and my best bonnett.
Item, to Elizabeth Gayne, xiijs. iiijd., to the bying of a gowne for her.
Item, to my son, John Lomnor, a brass pott, a basin, with an ewer of pewter with a roose of lateyn in the bottom of the said basin, and four platters, and four dishes, and iiij. sawcers of pewter.
Item, to my son, Henry Lomnor, xls.
Item, to my nephew, Thomas Lomnor . . . . a feather bed, &c., &c.
Item, to my nephew, James Lomnor . . . . . a feather bed, &c.
‘And all the residue of alle my goodes and catallis, sylver plate, and all my detts to me owing, above not bequeathed nor assigned, I give and bequeath to my son, William Lomnor, whom I ordeine and make my executor,’ first to pay debts, and distribute the remainder ‘to the most plesure to God and helthe to my sowle.’
Proved at Norwich, 19 May 1505, by William Lumnor.
[208.1] [Reg. Norvic. ‘Rix’ f. 107.]