Philip Gell 1675

Archdeacon Will 1675A #136 Patrick will inventory of Philip Gell, weaver? (has a pair of looms)

Summary
Wife is apparently alive (he owns half the goods, she owns the other half) not listed in the old Typed Index:  
Transcribers notes: 
This Inventory is not dated.  However, Robert Quilliam was a witness to ArW 1656A #01 Patrick, Richard Quay was 
a witness to ArW 1672A #26 Patrick (& named as a son in ArW 1672A #26 Patrick), and John Cottier was named as a 
son in ArW 1672A #27 Patrick.  Also, there were Carrrans in Patrick in the 1670s, leading me to believe that the 
lost will is from 1675.  
Also, a Philip Gell was an underage son in ArW 1632A #015 Patrick: ArW 1632A #015 Patrick, of John Gell:  
eldest son Phinlo, eldest dau Margaret, 4 other children: Jane[?], Ellin, Donold, & Philip, wife is alive; 
overseers William Gell & Phinlo Kelly 

		Pat: 

Invent of the goods of Phillip Gell priced by John Cotter  Phinlo Carran  
Richard Quay and Robt: Quilliam beinge sworn
						                        s    d
It: a paire of loomes & geares ...................................	xx[20] - 0 
It: halfe an old mayre  dj colt ..................................	5 - 0 
It: halfe a blankett  halfe pott .................................	3 - 06 
It: his part of the vessels ......................................	0 - 6 
It: one sheep ....................................................	1 - 6 
It: Depts one the decedent .......................................	15 - 0 

The goods in ye execr: own custody
pledges in forme of law: Richd: Quay & 
			Joh: Quirke

Last Modified 14 December 2015