Person:Richard Scras (6)

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Richard Scrase
 
d.1499
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Name Richard Scrase
Alt Name[2] "Valettus" _____
Gender Male
Marriage to Alice _____
Death[4] 1499
Burial[1] 1499 Preston, Sussex, England
Will[2][3] 1499/00
Residence[2] Hangleton, Sussex, England
References
  1. Genealogical Memoir of the Family of Scrase by Mark Antony Lower, M.A., F.S.A., in Sussex Archaeological Collections
    Volume VIII, page 3, 1856.
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Notes on the Scrase Family of Co. Sussex, by Walter C Renshaw, K.C., in Selby, Walford D. (ed. v. 1-5); Keith W. (ed. v. 6-10) Murray; and H.W. Forsyth (ed. v. 11-38) Harwood. The Genealogist (New Series). (London: George Bell & Sons)
    20:221, 1904.

    The will directs that he be buried near his father and mother, and mentions his wife, Alice.

  3. Page, William; Susan M Keeling; Louis Francis Salzman; and C. P. Lewis. The Victoria history of the county of Sussex. (London: A. Constable, 1905-)
    Volume 7 page 243.

    "Richard Scrase of Hangleton in 1500 left to his son Richard the manor of Blatchington and such store of corn, &c., and such stock as he would need 'to mayntene his housholdrye there'. Presumably he had a lease of Blatchington Wayvill Manor, and on 4 November 1529 George, Lord Bergavenny, granted a lease of it for 57 years to the son, Richard Scrase, who in 1534 was holding the prior's estate at Blatchington."

  4. Page, William; Susan M Keeling; Louis Francis Salzman; and C. P. Lewis. The Victoria history of the county of Sussex. (London: A. Constable, 1905-)
    Volume 7, page 285.

    " On the east wall of the south aisle is a brass plate commemorating Richard Scrase of Hangleton, another Richard Scrase of Blatchington, and Edward Scrase of Blatchington, who died in 1499, 1519, and 1579 respectively. This plate was found in the ruins of West Blatchington Church."