John Quackin 1676

Archdeacon Will 1676A #12 Malew will of John Quackin, buried 4 February 1676/7:   
Summary:  son Martin, dau Isabel, wife is alive:  
Malew parishe register:  John Quackin, Beg,   buried  4 February 1676/7
Malew parishe register:  Martin Quackin    buried  9 May 1689


The nuncupative will of John Quackin who was buried febr 4th 
1676 and comitted his soule to God & bodie to the earth.   Item: he bequeathed 
to be distributed to the poore att Hallowtyde dj ferlet of corne;   Item hee 
bequeathed to the vicar a lambe at May,   Item he bequeathed to his wife 
his halfe of the litle croft dureing her naturall life, alsoe bequeathed to 
his sd wife the garden or ground called Conills garden duringe her life 
and then to retrne to his son Martin;  also left to his said wife the litle 
croft att Ratclifes house duringe her owne life and after her decease to 
return and com to her daughter Issable;   Item he bequeathed all the rest 
of his lands betwixt his said wife and his sonn Martin dureinge the Naturall 
life of his said wife and adter the death of his wife he bequeathed all his 
lands whatsoever to his sonn Martin exceptinge the croft left to Issable 
and further willed that if it should soe happen that his sd sonn Martin 
died wthou issue then he bequeathed and willed that after the sd Martins 
death all his lands bought shall returne and be enjoyed & possessed by his 
daughter Issable and his lands by inheritants to returne to the heire or whome 
soever it shalbe due;   Item he sayd that he owed nothing to Tho: Taylor of ye 
portion he pmised to him;   Item he constituted ordained and appointed his said 
wife his true and lawfull executor of all the rest of his goods whatsoever 

Testes	Martin Mcilleriah}		pbatum et solvit xd[10d]
        William Stewan   } jurati

		The Invent wthin 14 dayes sub paena xs[10s] 
	2d pd    		joyned to ye next leaf

Last Modified 11 January 2016