Fifteenth Generation

28720. Dr. Thomas* John HATCHER²⁸⁵⁴ was born about 1512 in Croydon, Surrey, England. He signed a will on 12 Nov 1584 in Cambridge, , England.²⁹⁶² Abstract of the Wil of Johh Hatcher of Cambridge, Dr. in Phisicke - dated 12 Nov 1584

"Body to be buried in parishe churche of St. Edwardes in Cambdridge or else in the parishe churche of Careby in Lincolnshire; bequests to church of St. Edwardes and Carbye; poore folk of Cambridge and of ?irby and Little Bytham;..
Sonne Mr. Doctor Larkyn my Sonne Sherwood and to mye daughter his wief to my sonne Lawghton and to my daughter his wief to Mr. Lively and his wier;..Jane my wief;...Mr. John Coper my nephew;...to all my daughter Larkyns daughters at their marriages or at one and Twentye;...And to Mrs. Lively and to everyone of her children at their marriages;...each on of my daughter sherwoods children at their marriages or at one and twentie; Sonne Hatchers daughters at their marriages;...and to Alice Hatcher fourtie marks more of currant money; to John Hatcher his Eldest sonne, household stuffe in Carbie...to be delivered unto him at the end and terme of his mothers lease;...to HenryaHatcher and William Hatcher his brothers at their severall ages of thre and twentie yeares;...to my brothers children John Hatcher and Henry Hatcher; to every one of my cozens whose name is Hatcher; poore folks of the Beadhouse next the bridge in Coridon; Bequests to servants

daughter Sherwood;
Daughter Lawton;
Whyte house in Cambridge;
Thomas veisie...to each on of his children at twentie yeares;
reparment and keeping of the clock and dialls which I have sett up at Saint Maryes, xls a year;...
I give to be paid for a sermon to be preached after mye decease yerely at Saint Maryes churche; ...my sonne Mr. Doctor Larkin my skarlett gowne;..
daughter Lughtons child or children...to my sonne Lawton my best coate...to my sonne Sherwood and to Mr. Lively to eache of them one of my clothe gownes;
I giv and bequeat to Alice Munday...to oulde John Wallpose one of my coates...to his wief...to Alexander Cooke;...to every one of my godchildren...to mye daughter Sherwood; ..to Mary Laughton my daughter;...my daughter Larkins eldest daughter...to my nephew Mr. John Coper;...residue of my plate I give to myne heirs which I will to be reserve by an Inventory in the custody of mine Executors untill the end and exterminacon of the foresaid lease & then to be delivered and given unto him when he enters upon my lands according to this my testament;...
Item I give towards the exhibicon and fynding of my nephew Henry Hatcher in saint Johns college so lon as he shall remaine theare...to my nephew Henry Hatcher the advowson of the parsonage of Carby for the next vacacon after the death of...Browne nowe the incumbent so that he be minister and dwell theare
Item I give to my sonne Mr. Sherswood and to Mr. Livelie to each of them a guelding and a milch cow;...to my foresaid nephew Henry Hatcher twentie of my bookes....to John Hatcher my sonnes sonne 'Omnia Opera Galem'...to Sainte Katherines Halll thirteens of my best bookes...at the discretion fo Mr. Livelie...to the saide Mr. Lively tenn of my bookes and as many to my sonne Sherwood...to Robt Crudd my servant a lease in reversion of the house and land called Pencrofte in Lincolnshire to begin at the end...of the yeares which I have alreadie granted to one John Chamblane;..Residue of goodes not bequeated...to be reserved for mine heire until he shall lawfully enter uppon my Landes;...Executors the right worshipful my loving nephew...Mr. John Coper and Mr. Edward Lively Mr.. of Arts Reeder of the herbrue Lecture in this unisitie...my overseers Mr. Doctor Goad now Provost of the kinges College in Cambridge and Mr. John Bettes now fellowe of Trinitie hall in Cambridge;...third parte ot the Queens matie...if my heires shall happen to be under age at my departure all my Landes and tenementes of Carbie and Bythamn in Lincolnshire duringe his minoritie;..
All my landes to John Hatcher the eldest sonne of my sonne Thomas Tatcher late of Carby in the said countie of Lincoln and the heires male of his body lawfully begotten and for defaulte of suche issue...unto his next brother Henry Hatcher and to the heires males of his body lawfully begotten And for defautle of suche issue to William Hatcher his youngest brother...if no heires males of their bodies all landes...in Lincoln and also my house called the Augustine friars in Cambridge shall come and remaine to John Hatcher the eldest sonne of my late borther John Hatcher of Croydon in the country of Surrey unto the heires males of his body lawfully begotten...And for defaulte of such issue... to Henry Hatcher brother of the said John Hatcher and to the heires of his body lawfully begotten And ...for wante of suche issue...to my next heires for ever;...mannors...within the county of Cambridge (except the scite and circute of the late Augustine firars wherein I now dwell)...shall come... to the next heires of my daughter Katherine Larkin deceased and to Elizabeth Sherwood and mary Laughton my daughters na dfrom them to their heires...John Henry and William Hatdher sonnes ofmy sonne Thomas Hatcher deceased And for defaulte of issue males of my brothers sonnes John Hatcher and Henrye Hatcher aforesaide...shall come remaine and be to the Channcelors masters and Scollers of the universitie of Cambridge and their successors for ever uppon this condicon...and then my said house late Augustine Friars shalbe called Hatchers Hall...
Codicil (23 Feb 1584/5)
...Jane my wief; And all suche goods as remaineth in ?toutham House...
Item I give and bequeath unto Hery Hatcher bacchelor of artes my kinsman besides the guiftes or legacies to him given in said last will or testament fourtie shillinges of lawfull money...yerely to him to be paid duringe so lone time as he shall remaine in St. Johns College in Cambridge;

Item I give to doctor Bettes of Trinitie Hall in Cambridge a bowle pencell guilte which remaineth in my buttrie...to Mr. ...Mordannt of ?Thunderley...to my servannt Alice Munday and her assignes a lease for fifteene yeares of the house...which one Richard Borne had in lease in as ample manner as John Archer and one...Mr. John Harris now have and do occupie the same which said leasse for fiteene yeres...And that the said Alice shall pay duringe the said fifteene yeares yearly the rente of ffoure markes...

Signed John Hatcher
witnesses: John Bettes, Edward Lively, George Sherwood, Henry Hatcher, Henry Jarvis and Robt Crudd

Memorandum ( 2 Feb 1586) in an upper chamber over the Hall within the mansion House of John Hatcher of Cambridge...Esquier and doctor of Phisicke the saide John Hatcher did bringe fourthe before us whose names be subscribed five sheates of paper written...which ...subscription and sealle the said John Hatcher then and there acknowledged and affirmed to be his sealle and his last will and testament;...
Witnessed: John Storke, John._______, John Archer, Johannem Betts, Carol ______ Bill, Beorge Sherwood, Thomas Posie, Edward Lively, John Pask the elder, Robert Crudd.

Certayne thinges which Mr. Dr. HAtcher after the writing of his will..of his sicknes willed by word of mouth which diverse hearin gat divers times canne testifie...

Memorand: Mr. Dr. Hatcher...in his sickness wherof he did declare his will and intent to be that Mr. Lively...should have his porcon amended and that he shoule speak unto Mr. Cowper that it should be in the puce of Henry Hatcher and Robert Curdd item at an other time he willed the said Henry Hatcher to declare unto Mr. Cowper the same to be his will concerning the betterin of Mr. Livelies allowance...that his servantes should be kept together with Mr. Livelye one of his executors and his Household and Mr. Hatcher at his changes by the space of six months after his death...

Item whereas he had given to hsi kinsman Henry Hatcher one annuitie of four pounds and an other annuitie of xls yearly if he should continue in St. Johns College by his will his intent and meaning was now soe long as he should continue in any College he should enjoy the said annuities

Item the same day being the xi March he willed that said Robert Curdd his man should have a lease of xv yeares in his house in Saint Edwardes pishe in Cambridge wherein one Sreevill now dwellethe and for the yearly of fourtie shillinges.

In the presence of doctor Bettes Mr. John Cooper and others."
Probatum: London 9 May 1587, John Cooper & Edqard LIvely, executors. He had his estate probated on 9 May 1587 in Cambridge, ?, England..²⁹⁶³ He died about 1587 in St. Edwards Parish, , England. Baptised Thomas John but always called John, even in his father's will. He also had a brother John. Elder and younger John. He was an MD from St. Johns College, Cambridge in 1554. Professor of Physic (medicine). Vice Chancelllor after 1579. Purchased Careby properties. Attended Great St. Mary's Church in Cambridge and donated the tower clock. Initials carve on the archway over the south door of the church. Dr. Thomas* John HATCHER and Alice* GREENE were married before 1537.²⁸⁵⁴

28721. Alice* GREENE.²⁹¹⁸Children were:

	i.	Catherine HATCHER was born in 1539. She died before 22 Dec 1582 in Cambridge, , England. She was buried. All Saints, Cambridge
14360	ii.	Thomas* HATCHER.
	iii.	Elizabeth HATCHER2854 died before 3 Aug 1599 in Cambridge, , England. She was born about 1745. She was buried in Cambridge, , England. All Saints.
	iv.	Mary HATCHER2854 was born about 1548.