"John de Septvans, Esquire. Sunday next after the feast of St. Bartholomew (24 August) 1396. Buried in the west corner (in angulo occidentali) of the churchyard of Ash. John Bromhill, parish chaplain, 20s.; Joan, Prioress of Holy Sepulchre at Canterbury, 18s. 4 d.; Carmelite Friars in Sandwich 13s 4d. and five quarters of barley. William Christmasse 20 sheep and James de Twitham 5 bushels of barley. Residue to wife Constance, who with Thomas Roling and Gilbert Alflet (sic) ex'ors. Probate 5 Sept. 1396 by the Prior and Chapter of Canterbury, Sede Vacante after the death of Abp. Courtenay. Register G., fol 272, Cathedral Library.)" [1]
John de Septvans, of St. Lawrence, married Constance, daughter of ... St. Nicholas. [2]
[1] Arthur Hussey, "Ash Wills Part 4," Archaeologia Cantiana 37 (1925), 33-52, at 44, [KentArchaeologicalSociety].
[2] "Miscellanea," Archaeologia Cantiana 5 (1868), 323–327, at 323, [GoogleBooks].