Sir Thomas Wingfield, Knight of Letheringham

Notes: acquired, before the 38th Edward III, by his marriage with Margaret, heiress of Letheringham, dau. and heir of William Boville, and widow of William Carbonel, the lands of Letheringham, in Suffolk, in the church of which place, himself and several of his descendants lie interred. Sir Thomas made his will, 17 Jul 1378, wherein he directs, that he be buried in the choir of that priory, and that the sum of £46. 13s. 4d. be expended on his funeral. He devises to his, amongst other bequests, twelve silver spoons and six pieces of plate, inscribed with the coat armour of Brews, on condition that those articles should not be sold or alienated, but remain with his heirs for ever.

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Notes: acquired, before the 38th Edward III, by his marriage with Margaret, heiress of Letheringham, dau. and heir of William Boville, and widow of William Carbonel, the lands of Letheringham, in Suffolk, in the church of which place, himself and several of his descendants lie interred. Sir Thomas made his will, 17 Jul 1378, wherein he directs, that he be buried in the choir of that priory, and that the sum of £46. 13s. 4d. be expended on his funeral. He devises to his, amongst other bequests, twelve silver spoons and six pieces of plate, inscribed with the coat armour of Brews, on condition that those articles should not be sold or alienated, but remain with his heirs for ever