1476/77 Thomas Omer was a witness to the will of Thomas Chapleyne, dated January 24. [1]
1494 John Forestall, in his will dated August 4, bequeathed to "Joan, daughter of Thomas Omer, two cows." [2]
1504 Thomas Omer wrote his will in 1504. An abstract states, [3]
Thomas Omer* ...1504. Buried in the churchyard. High altar 3s. 4d., to the church work 8d. A priest to sing in the church at St. John's altar, and have £3 6s. 8d. That 25 loads of gravel be laid in the parish where most need is. Isabell, my daughter's child, half a quarter of wheat and malt, pair of sheets and blankets, and a coverlet at her marriage. John Omer have a maser cup that was the cup of William Omer. Isabell Neme a brass pot, two platters, dishes and saucers. Son Lawrence have my place at Weddington with the lands; John Omer all my lands at Fleet, except three acres which were William Omer's, and a yearly obit be kept in the church for ever with those three acres for my soul, William Omer, etc. John Omer have my place at Chilton and half an acre at Hoseland. Son Roger my place at Nell with all the lands. Ex'ors: John Omer and Hew Payn. [No probate date.] (W., fol. 33.).
*Thomas Omer was second son of Laurence Omer (1487) and brother to William (1496).
[1] Arthur Hussey, "Ash next Sandwich Wills," Archaeologia Cantiana 34 (1920), 47-62, at 58, [KentArchaeologicalSociety], [HathiTrust].
[2] Arthur Hussey, "Ash Wills Part 2," Archaeologia Cantiana 35 (1921), 17-36, at 25, [KentArchaeologicalSociety], [HathiTrust].
[3] Arthur Hussey, "Ash Wills Part 3," Archaeologia Cantiana 36 (1923), 49-64, at 61, [KentArchaeologicalSociety].