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English: ‘Dame Alice Smythe, daughter of Sir Andrew Judd and widow of Mr. Thomas Smythe, “commonly called the Customer”, in her will dated the 10th May, 1598, which was proved in the Perogatve Court of Canterbury, 11th May, 1598, directed that she should be buried by the side of her husband in Ashford Church, without pomp, and that a mourning gown of black cloth should be given to her sons and daughters, of the value of xxd. the yard, and cloaks of the value of xiid. a yard to her servants.’
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Source Some Account of The Worshipful Company of Skinners of London, Being the Guild of Fraternity of Corpus Christi, by James Foster Wadmore, 1902. Between pages 206/207.
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