Catalogue description WILL (draft)

Of Dame Joan Bowreman, widow

A life interest in lands called Morteins Land in Bembridge, parish of Brading, to be granted to Eleanor Bowreman, late wife of Thomas Bowreman the younger; with remainder failing her own issue, to Thomas Cooke and Jane his wife and heirs of said Jane Cooke

All profit arising from lands in Brading, Borthwood, Adgestone, Newport, Fairlee, Kite, Pan and Lymington with the mill at Shide to be received by John Lyse, John Gilbert and John Cook, feoffes, who are to pay 10 marks to a priest to sing for the souls of Joan Bowreman, Thomas Bowreman her husband, John Roucle and Jane his wife (Joan Bowreman's parents)

To Margaret, daughter of Thomas Bowreman the younger and Eleanor his wife, the profits of the said lands for 4 years; after the death of Joan Bowreman, when she is married, to Alice and Jane Bowreman, daughters of her son Richard Bowreman

Lands in Brerding, Bordewood, Adgeston and Adderton to her heirs and for failure of her heirs to Thomas Dylend and for failure of heirs to Joan Gilbert, daughter and heir of John Hacket of Milton

Appended: GIFT (draft) 1 doc

(i) Joan Bowreman

(ii) John Lyse, John Gilbert and John Cook, esqs.; Thomas Cook and Robert Gilbert, gemts.; and Edmund de Crome, rector of church of Brook

Lands and tenements called Morteins Land in parish of Brading, and lands, tenements, meadows, pasture lands and appurtenances situated in Borthwood, Adgestone, Arreton, Newport, Fairlee, Kite, Panne, Ryde, Dyer's Down and Lymington