Catherine Boardman als Lewney 1675

Archdeacon Will 1675A #122 Malew will of Catharine Boardman alias Lewney,dated 26 October 1675, buried 1 November 1675: 

Summary:  husband Thomas Boardman, 2 sons
Malew parish register: Cath: Boordman   buried  1 Nov 1675
husband: Malew parish register:  Thomas Boordman   buried 25 Jan 1676/7
will of husband: ArW 1676A #18 Malew will of Thomas Boardman, dated 25 January 1676/7:  wife is not mentioned, 
sons John & William, sister Alice Wane als Boardman,    also: Henry Wattleworth, Edward Redfern, 
Sergeant Robert Shimmin; witness: John Boardman

NOTE: The old Typed Index lists her as Catharine Bowman, but her married surname is clearly written 'Borman', 
and she is listed as 'Cath Boordman' in the Malew Parish Register at her burial.


proved Mar 9th 75
			Octobr yr 26th 1675

In ye name of God amen, Kathren Borman Alias Lowny sicke 
in bodye but of perfect Memory praised be to God doe a 
make this my Last will & teastamentt as followeth 
ffirst I bequeathe my Soule to ye protection & keepinge 
of ye Allmighty God & my body to Christyan buriall
Secondly I leave my husband Tho: Borman & my too sonns 
all my goods movable & unmovable & only on heffer to her eldest son 
out of ye whole  this as wittnes our hands ye day & yeare 
above written 
			The execrs: sworne in forme of law 
				    pbatu et solvit xijd
Tho: Lowny his marke TL juratus
Jaine Lowny her marke X
Ayles Wane allyas Borman her marke  juratus 

The Invent within 14 dayes sub paena xx[20]

[Inventory was found amongst the 1676 wills, with the will of her husband Thomas Boardman and a couple of pages earlier:]    
The Inventory of Katherin Boordman amts to ........ 1 16s ob
		pledges secundum forman legis Lewis Credjeen

[on a slip of paper found two pages earlier: appears at the the lower outer quarter of the page:]    
[torn]----f  Kathrin Boordman ali view'd and 
[torn]---- to witt Jo: Quilliam  Jo: Qualtrough 
[torn]---- as followeth 
                                                            £    s    d
[torn]---- and gears 9s 6d and dj linin 3s ................ 00 - 12 - 6 
[torn]---- 2s  Ittem a sheet 1s 8d ........................ 00 - 03 - 8 
[torn]----end unwrought 1s 6d ............................. 00 - 01 - 6 
[torn]----  Ittem halfe ye bed clothes 1s 6d .............. 00 - 01 - 8
[torn]---- own clothes 3s ................................. 00 - 04 - 0 
[torn]----  Ittem some cloth 6d ........................... 00 - 01 - 10 
[torn]----d   Ittem halfe a pott 1s 6d .................... 00 - 03 - 0 
[torn]---- 3d   Item halfe ye wooden }
[torn]----enger 2s ..................}..................... 00 - 01 - 9
[torn]----  Ittem halfe a haffer 4s ....................... 00 - 04 - 6 
[torn]---- sives 2d   Ittem halfe }
[torn]---- .......................} ....................... 00 - 01 - 5 

[torn]---- forman legis Lewis Credeen and Wm: -----[torn]    

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