John Caveen 1670

059	Archdeacon Will 1670A #40 Arbory, of John Caveen senior, dated 14 April 1670:
Summary: dau Catharine senior, grandson Thomas Caveen, grandson John Caveen, grandson Thomas Caveen, 
son in law John Cubbon, grandson John Caveen junior, dau Catharine Cubbon als Caveen

	Aprill ye 14th 1670

In ye name of God Amen    I John Caveene senr: doe make this 
my last will & testamente in forme following:    first I committ 
my soule to God & my body to Christian buriall;      Itt: I leave to 
my daughter Katherine Senr: a blankett & a kanvessee & a 
quart of hemm & a quarter of ye grasse;      Itt: it is my will 
if it be Gods will to take my grandchild Tho: Caveene to his mercy
I leave to my daughter Katherine Senr: my part of ye Croft this 
yeare, & ye whole Croft after my decease if my grandchild 
goe or dye before her.    Itt: I leave to my grandchilde John Caveen 
a coverlett, also I leave him a keene[?] & a stoole for it, 
also I leave him a dest[?vest] yt is in ye Chamber belaw[?], alto I 
leave him a parre of shooes & my best wearing bann.     
Itt: I leave to my grandchild Thomas Kaveene my breeches 
shirt & firkin.      Itt: I leave to my son in law John Cubone my 
best cote & a paire of shooes.    Itt: I leave yt ye pott shall not 
be taken ever out of ye house untill my grandchild Tho Caveene 
shall come to be twenty one yeares of age.     Itt: I leave 
to my grandchilde John Caveene junr:  a shirt.    Itt: I constitute 
& appoint my daughter Katherine Cubone my sole executrixe of 
all ye rest of my goods moveable & unmoveable whatsoever

Testes	Jo: Crellin vicr:   	The execr: sworne in forme of law
	Joh: ------        jurati
				ptarum et solvit 6d

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The Invent of the said testator amounts to ....0£ - 0s - 6d 
as acknowledged by the pricers & the executor in ye face of ye Court
					pledges Jo: Caveene
Kathe: Caveene upon oath hath declared 
that shee had 3s from the testator

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