William Craine 1670

Archchdeacon Will 1670A #010 Braddan, of William Craine, died 2 December 1670: 
Summary: eldest son Thomas, wife Catharine Quayle, other children: Paul, Joney (sick), Jane, Alice
Braddan parish register: William Crayne     buried    9 December 1670
? Braddan parish register:  Paul Crayne     buried     29 January 1692/93


		Bradan

This is affirmed to be the last will and Teastament of 
William Crayne who depted this life ye 2th of December 
1670:     ffirst he comited his soule to God and his body to 
Christian buriall;     Itm: he left to ye poore a firlett of 
mault, 1 sheep, a peck of wheat and oate bread at ye decretion 
of ye executors;      It: he left to his eldest son Thomas his 
pte of ye farme, the crop of corne and all other neces=
saries belonging to husbandry and he to give e halfe 
firlets of corne unto each of his three sisters;    It: he left 
to his wife Katherine Quayle one mayre and a falower and 
the 5 pence to her selfe during her life;    It: he willed 
yt in case his wife should leave ye farme yt shee should 
leave her pte of ye crop of corne to ye heire in ye 
farme to which the wife gave her consent.     It: he 
left to his 4 children Paul, Jony, Jane & Elce Crayne 
all his pte of ye sheep as legasies betwene them and 
that there goods should remayne in the hands and 
keeping of Thomas there eldest brother;    It: he willed 
that in case the sd Thomas should not be able to manage & hould 
the farme yt he should deliver up ye same freely unto 
his brother Paule rather them sett it or sell it to any other    
It: he constituted and ordayned his 5 children Thomas, 
Paule, Jony, Jane and Elce Crayne to be his true and lawfull 
exec of all ye rest of his goods moveable and unmoveable 
wtsoever

The mother sworn in forme of law		Testes
Paule one of ye execr sworne & ye rest 	  Henry Cloage
to be sworne to morrow Tho: Jaine 		  Margrett Cotch
& Alice are sworne in forme of law 
the other sister being sick
					pbatum et solvit 1s
At a Court in Duglass
feb: 28:  1670

Inventory one ye other syde

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Inventory of Will: Crayne taken by 4 swarne men 
and ye Sumner as faloweth
It: 2 oxen 1 cow 4 heffers    }
and dj a bullock .............}................ 5 - 0 - ----[fold]    
It: dj 2 horsses  price ....................... 0 - 8 - ----[fold]    
It: 10 sheep yong and old    pr ............... 0 - 12 - ----[fold]    
It: 1 barrell price ........................... 0 - 1-  ----[fold]    
It: dj ye smale wooden vessels ................ 0 - 1 
It: 1 sheet   price ........................... 0 - 3 - ----[fold]    
It: 2 blanketts ............................... 0 - 4 - ----[fold]    
It: 2 mugs  pr: ............................... 0 - 10 - ----[fold]    
It: 2 sives and a weight  ..................... 0 - 0 - ----[fold]     
It: 2 sackes and a pcell of flax .............. 0 - 2 - ----[fold]    
It: a dj a paire of loomes .................... 0 - 0 - ----[fold]    
It: 5 yards of raw roosed cloth ............... 0 - 5 - ----[fold]    
It: 5 yards of raw whit cloth ................. 0 - 5 ----[fold]    

The good in ye execr custody who hath 
given pledges:  Ricd: Cotter,  Jo: Crain

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