From the All Saints’ Church Book [ASB 1, p. 14], itemising the Halleways’ benefactions.

Thomas Hallewey, that died 13 day of December Anno Domini 1454, and Joan his wife, that died the first day of March Anno Domini 1455, both lie buried by the Cross altar under the great stone joined to the?Greese.

In primis they founded 1 chantry in the said church in perpetuity [added:] as it appears by the mortifications expressed and by their composition there ordered.

Item they gave forever to find the lamp before the precious sacrament in the choir – 8s.

Item they gave forever for one chamber that the said priest dwelled in, the which they built in the churchyard at their own cost – 6s. 8d.

Item they gave unto the said church 1 worshipful jewel with 2 angels called a monstrance to bear the precious sacrament with divers relics [en]closed in the same, of 57. ozs.

Item they gave one Mass book to the high altar.

Item they ordained 1 bell to be rung daily to Mass, and hung him and enclosed the rope in one case of lead for all manner?wedryngs.

Item they gave to the best suit of vestments – ￡20.

Item they gave to the building of the Cross Aisle – ￡20.

Item moreover most well willed to all good works of the church to oversee the repairs of the church 4 times a year going in his coat. [Added:] Mayor and after he was mayor.

Item they made the seats in the church before St Dunstan's altar, p'c – ￡3.