A.D. 1560.-HENRY LEEKE, of Southwark, beer-brewer, by his will 
dated 12th March, 2 Eliz. (1560), gave out of the rents and profits of 
certain houses and tenements within the precincts of St. 
Martin's-le-Grand, which he held by lease from the Dean and Chapter of 
Westminster, œ20 a year, during the term of the said lease, to be applied 
as follows:-To the poor of St. Olave's, St. George's, St. Saviour's, and St. 
Mary Magdalen, œ5 ; towards the maintenance of a free school in St. 
Saviour's parish, œ8; but if, within two years of his death a free school 
should be built and established in St. Olave's parish, then he gave the 
same œ8 per annum towards the same; to the poor of the city of London, 
œ5; to the preacher for a sermon at St. Olave's, when the money should be 
distributed, 6s. 8d.; to the parson of St. Olave's seeing the same 
performed, 6s. 8d.; and to the churchwardens of St. Olave's, for their 
pains in distributing his legacy, œ1. 6s. 8d.

Proved in Prerog. Court of Canterbury, 23rd April, 1560.