Ann McNameer 1675

Archdeacon Will 1675A #176 Ballaugh will of Ann McNameer, died 10 December 1675:

Summary:  William Quayle (his mother is Catharine Quayle alias Kinread), Christian Quayle, Marriad Cowley, Daniel McNameer, 
Edward & Ann McNameer, Richard McNameer, Catharine Corlett, Catharine Kinread, Cooney Kinread, witnesses: Thomas Cottiam & William Quayle
?Is this her husband:  ArW 1667A #17 Lezarye of John Quayle, dated 6 February 1667/68, wife Ann McNameer:  
wife Ann McNameer, brother William, bro John, bro Daniel/Donold, sis Catharine, sis Averick, sis Joney, nephew William, 
William son of Gilbert Quayle, nephew John Quaile chollywhill[or cholbywill], Christian Quayle


		Ballaugh

The last will and testament of Ann MacNameere who 
departed this life the 10th of December 1675
first she comited her soule to God and her bodie to Xtian 
buriall
It: to the poore at the acustomed time 2s worth of 
mault & a sheep & what more were requisite with it at 
the discretion of the execiters 
It: to Wm Quayle 2 muttons in leiu of 5s that was due 
unto him with all the rest of her sheep that were one the 
other side of the burne excepting 2 muttons to the execiters 
& to give his mother Catherin Kinred a sheep out of them 
and to him the sd Wm: Quayle all the meale corne & herring 
that were in the house at the time of her death & the straw 
to the execitters 
It: to Xtian Quayle a fledge in leiu of 7s which was due 
to her in her fathers goods as also a vessell a chist & a board 
at a medder & a can in leiu of all the rest due unto her up 
on the sd acountes & this the sd Xtian was willing to accept 
of
It: to the sd Xtian Quayle her holly days shute being her 
wastcoate & peticoat aperon and belt carcher of Mankes cloath 
& handcarcher of English cloath & if shee lived not to 
were them that they the abovesd petticoat & waskcoat should returne 
to Marriott Cowley
It: to Don: McNameer a mutton in leiu of 3 stoukes 
of corne due unto him of his fathers goods 
It: to Edw & Ann MacNameer a sheep betweene them 
It: to Katherin Corlett 2s use out of 20s if it were not paid before 
May day
It: to Mariott Cowley 3 yards of white woollen cloath for a 
peticoat 
It: to Catherin Kinred a peticoat   to Cooney Kinred a blankett 
It: to Wm Quayle 2 yards of russett cloath
It: She constituted and ordained Donll & Rich:  MacNameer her 
true and lawfull execitters of all the rest of her goods moveable 
& unmoveable
				      The execr sworne in Court
pbatum et solvit xijd	Testes	Tho: Cottiam
				Wm: Quayle  jurati

The Inventorie praysed by Tho: Cottiam  Rich: Cowley  Wm 
Quayle & Joh: Cowle
A heifer & cow ..................... 01 - 06 - 00 
and old horse ......................  0 - 12 - 00 
sheep .............................. 00 - 08 - 00 
all other houshould stuffe ......... 00 - 15 - 00 
                                     03 - 01 - 00 
			The goods in ye execr custody & have 
			given pledges in forme of law 
			Willm Quayle & Pat: Cr---[dark]   

deduct towards ye debts  22s 0d

Last Modified 23 December 2015