| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 30 July 2017 |
| Original: | 0106203 |
Archdeacon Will 1677A #049 Malew will of John Cottier, buried 27 December 1677: Summary: wife [?Ann Cottier alias Sherlock] is alive; son Henry in Ireland, son James, son Edward, eldest dau Ann, dau Dorothy, son in law George Stowell (has children, wife’s name [Elizabeth] is not given), also note: John Sherlock & wife Joney regarding his sister Ann Sherlock alias Cottier (or Ann Cottier als Sherlock, ?dead); witnesses: Daniel Morrison & John Quott Malew parish register: John Cotter buried 27 December 1677 NOTE: Malew parish register: Ellin Stole dau of George Stole & Eliz: christened 16 Jan 1667/8 Malew Malew parish register: Cath Stole dau of Georg Stole chr 10 Dec 1669 Malew Malew parish register: John Stole son of George Stole chr 2 Jun 1672 Malew Malew parish register: William Stole son of George Stole chr 3 Jan 1674/5 Malew Malew parish register: Robt: Stole son of George Stole chr 21 Oct 1679 Malew Malew parish register: Elizabeth Stole dau of George Stole chr May 1681 Malew Malew parish register: Jane Stoale dau of Georg Stoale chr Nov 1682 Malew ? Malew parish register: John Stole son of George Stole chr Dec 1693 Malew
KK Malew The testament of John Cotter who was buried December 27th 1677 He bequeathed to his son Henry his son James Cotter the sellour in Castletowne he payinge to Mr Antho: Halsall three pounds; and bequeathed to his sd son Henry Cotter 2 pairs of sheares wch hee either tooke unknowne to him or too---[torn] away into Ireland wth him, and wished his son Edward to gett home the sheare -----[torn] Dublin or Ireland, Item to his eldest daughter Ann Coter an angle and alsoe to his daughter Dorothie Cotter anaught and alsoe to his daughter Jony xs[10s] Item he sayd that he left a sheepe and a lambe to every one of the children of George Stoale apeece and would leave the mother of them none because she had enough or had given enough alreadie to her; Item he sayd that halfe the fornest and the hott prest was his son Edwards and that Edward should give his mother halfe the pfitt or benifit dureinge her life and after that that himselfe should have all; Item he once left the houses and garden to his in Castletowne to his sonn Edward, but the wife contradictinge he left his wife either the halfe or the pfit or rent of the sd houses and garden to his wife dureinge her life; and haveinge before left the houses and garden of Prestons to his wife sayd that he left the same or the profitt thereof to betwixt his wife and sonn Edward, alsoe he haveinge left legacies afore to his children in Ireland his son Edward moveinge for more to them replyed you will thinke too much to pay it; and sayd make them all alike but you will grumble to pay soe much Salvo tamen vincuig suo jure Probatum et solvit xijd Test: Daniell Moreson } John Quott } jurati Ffebry: ye 28th 1677 Edward Cotter son to the Testator is sworn Executor wth the consent and approbacon of his brother in law George Stole and his wife (who deferred themselves wholy to the discretion of their sd brother to give them wt:in reason he shall think fitt, wherwth they hould and confess themselves for ever satisfyed and discharged, to wch the sd Executor hath obliged himself the true and honest pformance wherof we desire & expect: and hath given pledges to secure the office according to law George Stole and John Preston secundum forman legis the day & date above written Joh: Harrison Vicr Genll: P Thompson Novr ye 6th 78 John Sant enters agt ye Execr: of Jo: Cotter for xs[10s] &ct [next page] KK Malew februarie 25th 1677 The Inventory of the goods of John Cotter viewd and priced by sworne men (to witt) John Norris hatter Thomas Quaile John Taggart and Phillip Cottiam as followeth £ s d Imprimis halfe of aleven pounds of pewter att 9d p pound .................... 00 - 08 - 07 - obt Item halfe of 5 spoones 1d obt, dj of 8£ pewter 18d ......................... 00 - 01 - 07 Item dj silver spoone 6d dj 2 brass candlestickes .......................... 00 - 00 - 10 Item dj chaifinge dish 6d, dj ten trenchards & pepp whirus .................. 00 - 00 - 09 Item dj earthen potts and cupps 8d, dj 2 heckles 4d ......................... 00 - 01 - 00 Item dj iron pott 3d dj all the trine vessells 2s .......................... 00 - 04 - 06 Item dj 2 brass panns xiiijd dj litle cubbart 18d .......................... 00 - 02 - 08 Item dj a Chist 2s 6d dj 2 other chists 5s ................................. 00 - 07 - 06 Item dj 2 joynt stooles and chaire 18d dj som barrels 2s ................... 00 - 03 - 06 Item dj ould frame and 2 planke & form 18d .................................. 00 - 01 - 06 Item dj tack 6d dj 2 ould crows 2s ......................................... 00 - 02 - 06 Item dj 2 spades pick axe and an axe 1s ..................................... 00 - 01 - 00 Item dj 2 paire of fullers sheares 4s dj saddle & bridle 18d ............... 00 - 05 - 06 Item dj grate of 5 iron barrs tongs and rackes & rackentree ................. 00 - 04 - 00 Item dj a hott prest wth what belongs 7s dj a bible 2s ..................... 00 - 09 - 00 Item dj a foulling peece 4s dj a knedding trough 3d ........................ 00 - 04 - 03 Item dj a fryinge pann 6d dj a woollen wheele 16d .......................... 00 - 01 - 04 Item dj of 28lb woollen yarne 5s ............................................. 00 - 05 - 00 Item dj 8 yards of culloured cloath 4s 6d ................................... 00 - 04 - 06 Item dj 11 yards of kearley cloath 5s 6d .................................... 00 - 05 - 06 Item dj of 4 wrought skins 1s a stock cards & fram 9d ...................... 00 - 01 - 09 Item dj 2 sicles 2d dj 2 litle wheeles 8d som barrells 8d ................. 00 - 01 - 06 Item dj a bedstid xijd dj a fether bed 4s .................................. 00 - 05 - 00 Item dj another fither bed 5s dj the cloathes of 3 beds 6s ................. 00 - 11 - 00 Item dj of 6 blanketts and a fledge 8s 6d ................................... 00 - 08 - 06 Item dj of ten course sheats 6s dj 2 small sheets 30d ...................... 00 - 08 - 06 Item dj a course table cloath and a fine one 1s dj 8 yds napkins 15d ....... 00 - 02 - 03 Item dj 2 fine towells pillow beer & 5 napkins .............................. 00 - 01 - 06 Item dj of 11 yds of lynin cloath 4s 6d dj x£[10£] yorne 30d ............... 00 - 07 - 00 Item dj som course yarne 9d, dj 2 chists and bedstid 5s 8d .................. 00 - 06 - 07 Item dj of 15 yards of raw cloath 6s dj warping trough xijd dj a pallet & 3 pillowes 2s ............................. 00 - 09 - 00 Item dj of som wooll 3s; all his wearinge shap'd cloathes 17s ............... 01 - 00 - 00 Item his capp, hatt, shoes and boots stockins shuts and bands ............... 00 - 08 - 00 Item dj 2 basketts 3d dj warpinge barr 4d .................................. 00 - 00 - 07 Item dj 2 latheis xijd dj 3 barrells 3s dj ye fornest and } the winding glass 5s dj som timber 18d ..............}............... 00 - 10 - 06 Item dj the carrs stradles and ropes xxd[20d] dj som flax xijd ............. 00 - 02 - 08 Item dj a plow 18d dj som stickes xijd dj culter suck & gears 2s .......... 00 - 04 - 06 Item dj the tenters 2s 6d ................................................... 00 - 02 - 06 Item halfe the cattle small and great ....................................... 02 - 15 - 00 12 - 03 - 04 obt [next page] £ s d Item halfe of all the sheepe younge and ould .............................. 01 - 11 - 00 Item halfe of all the horses .............................................. 03 - 00 - 00 Item halfe of all the geese ............................................... 00 - 01 - 03 Item halfe of 3 Tables and 3 bedsteads glass case and cubart:} in the house of Castletown ............................}............. 01 - 01 - 09 Item halfe of a barrell of salt 2s 9d a barrell coales 16d ............... 00 - 04 - 01 Item halfe the weights and sives .......................................... 00 - 00 - 08 Item a glass case thone halfe therof ...................................... 00 - 00 - 03 Item the corne Item in morgage thone halfe ............................................... 02 - 00 - 00 [next page] [torn]---ose names are here insue being a Jurby of Inquiery sworne [torn]---uire and examine John Shorloke and his wife what [torn]--- was due unto his sister Ann Shorloke alias Cotter [torn]--- disgesed [torn]---aid John Shorloke and his wife beinge sworne [torn]--- hath confessed to bee due unto the said Ann Cotter [torn]---hilling 8 pence and halfe a firlet of of barley [torn]--- to be understood that the said Jony wife to the [torn]--- Shorloke did agree herself and the said Cotter [torn]--- the sum of 6s 6d betwixt the one shilling 8d [torn]--- halfe a firlet of berley wch is his heire mentioned we say the whole sum of 6s 6d which is due unto the child of the said Cotter and his wife As wittnes our hands this the 30th of June 1678 John Taylor m X Hary Watterson m X Willm Costene m X Willm Watterson m X This is laid out in feece by Danel Cotter 1s In writeing 6d more to ye Sumner 2d
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