Joney Taylor als Gell 1678

Archdeacon Will 1678A #35 Rushen will of Joney Taylor alias Gell, dated 4 February 1677/8:
 
Summary:  husband xxxx Taylor is alive, 2 children William & Richard Taylor, brothers Thomas & William Gell, 
sister Margaret, sister Averick, also: Joney Quill, Edmund Postley witness; pledges: Richard Hingley & William Clague

?will of father: AW 1679A #24 Rushen will of Robert Gell, dated 2 January 1679/80: 
wife is not mentioned, son William Gell, son Thomas Gell, son in law William Taylor


Trinitye Rushen  	Ffeb: 4th 1677/8

The last will & testament of Joney Taylor, who 
being in perfect Memory comended her soule to 
God & her body to Christian buriall; Itt: to the 
poore 1 firlat of malt & 2 kitchen of wheate;   Itt: 
I leave my 2 children to be equall in my goods; onely 
the eldest to give to the youngest 20s more then he 
has himselfe, if there be soe much remaininge;   Itt: 
to my sister Margarett 1 great wheele, & my choice 
peticoate, & if she doe not get the wheele, then I 
leave her 2 petticoates;   Itt: to my sister Avericke 
1 wascoate of Doolea;   Itt: to the Minister 1 younge mutton,   
Itt: to Joney Quill 1 pound of wooll,  Itt: to Ed=
=mond Posley 1 young mutton,   Itt: I leave 
to my husband halfe a browne horse;   Lastly I 
doe nominate my 2 children William & Rich:  Taylor 
sole executor of all my goods moveable & unmove=
able, & my Brethren Tho:  & William Gell 
overseers
	      The Supvisors sworn in Court
Witnesses
---h Thompson juratus
----: Posley  to be swrn

The goods of all that can be found 
due to the executors after my our Honble: Lord 
is payd, is in all  =  12s - 00d 

The goods in the Supvisors hands and have given 
pledges secundum forman legis Rich Hingley & Wm Cluage

Last Modified 28 December 2015