Thomas Quayle 1678

Archdeacon Will 1678A #38 Patrick will of Mr Thomas Quayle of the Rectory and the Curraugh, died 25 March 1679:  
Summary:  2nd wife Ann, dau Alice (received her legacy July 1697), son Thomas, 
son Henry, son Robert (received legacy Feb 1688/9 & July 1697), son Richard


		KK Patrick  1679

This is affirmed to be the last will & Testament of Mr 
Thomas Quaile who departed this life the 25th of March 
last;    first he appointed that the portion due to Mar=
grett his daughter should be paid out of the Curraugh and 
Rectorie.   Itm: he left to his daughter Alice fifteen pounds    
Itm: to his son Thomas eight pounds,   Itm: to his son Henry 
fifteene pounds, xxxx xxxxxx xxxxx xxxxx Itm: to his 
son Robt:  four pounds wch summ to be paid as they could be raised 
out of ye Estate.   Lastly he did constituted & appoint his wife and his 
son Richard to be joint Executrs: of all ye rest of his goods move=
able & unmoveable

Testes	Sam Watleworth  jurat		pbatum et solvit xijd

The executors are sworn  being at Lawfull 
yeare

Pledges according to Law are 
    Henry Radcliffe 
    Tho: Woods

[slip of paper:]  
	ffebr: 13th 1688/89
Received then from & at ye hand of my step=
mother Ann Quaile the full & just summe of 
forty shillings wch is that part of ye legasie  that 
my father left me payable by her & of wch 
I doe for ever acquitt & discharge her & Exrs: 
of those prsents.      I say received
		        by me
In prsense of 		Robt: Quaile my mrk R
   Sam: Watleworth 
   Henry Radcliffe 

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		June 12th 1697
Received then from my brother 
Mr Richard Quaile the just summe 
of seven pounds tenne shillings 
current moneys being that part of the 
Legasie or portion due to me by the 
death of my father & payable by him 
my said brother: of which said summe 
I doe acquitt & discharge my said brother 
his execrs: & Admters: for ever by these 
presents:         I say received 
			By me 
In presence of 		     Alice Quaile 
    Phill: Radcliffe	        	   my mark X 
    James Maddrell R

This discharge being signed in my presence 
the day & yeer above mentioned, I desire the 
Register to record ye same for ye satisfaction 
of whom it may concerne
			Sam: Watleworth V.G.

[slip of paper:]   
July the 2d 1697
Received then of and from the hands 
of my brother Mr Richard Quaile the 
summe of 40s in full of all that was 
left me by my ffathers 
   remaining in ye Mr Quaile hands and of all 
which I doe hereby exonerate, acquit 
and discharge my said brother & his, I 
say received the summe afore menconed 
		         by me 
Coram --- Johane: 	Robt: Quaile
Curghey  Regrio: 

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