Isabel Cotteen als Cowin 1695

Archdeacon Will 1695A #09 Malew will of Isabel Cotteen alias Cowin, died 7 December 1695:
Summary: husband [Henry] Cotteen is not mentioned [died 1668, ArW 1668A #30 Malew]; son John & children,
son Charles, day Amy, dau Ann, grandson Ferdinando xxxx, witnesses: Thomas Bell & Philip Hutchin,
pledges: ---- Cotteen & Philip Hutchin
Malew parish register: Issable Cotten als Cown buried 8 December 1695
will of husband: ArW 1668A #30 Malew, of Henry Cotteen, dated 21 July 1668, wife Isabel Cowin is alive: wife Isabel Cowin,
son John, dau Ann, dau Amy, other children, supervisors: Captn (Charles) Stanley, Robert Calcot, Robert Shimmin, Richard
Watterson, Thomas Killey; witnesses: Robert Calcott & Robert Shimmin & Richard Watterson & Thomas Killey, pledges
Robert Calcott & Robert Shimmin
husband: Malew parish register: Hen: Cotteen buried 30 July 1668
?relationship: Malew parish register: Fferdinando cotteen buried 17 February 1694/5
See: Isabel Cotteen als Cowin was mentioned (entered a claim, she married [Henry] Cotteen, see his will ArW1668#30 Malew, where he names
Captn Charles Stanley as supervisor) in will of Charles Stanley will 1670E #032 Arbory
See: Isabel Cotteen als Cowin was mentioned (paid 1£ 12s owed her, she married [Henry] Cotteen, see his will ArW1668#30 Malew, where he
names Captn Charles Stanley as supervisor) in will of Charles Stanley will 1670E #032 Arbory


Malew
The last will and Testament of Isabell Cotteen alas -----[torn]
ffirst I bequeath my soull to the Almighty my Creator
and Redeemer, and my body to Cristian buriell
Imprs: I leave tomy son John the newhouse with
the garden beloonging to the same commonly
called by the name of Garra inicustal to be
given to his children
Itt: I leave likwise to my son John and his children
the garden or plat of land commonly called by the name
of Gara Bessey
Itt: I leave and bequeath likwise the half of a Croft
over against George Scotsons house to him ye sd John
Itt: I leave to my son Charles six pence as a leaagacy
to cut him of all the same consems
Itt: I leave to my daughter Amey likwise six pence leagacy
and if my daughter Ann pleases to give her
one peticot it is at hir pleasure
Itt: I leave and bequeath unto my daughter Ann my
now dwelling house, and gardings belonging to the
same, and that if my daughter Ann dy without
isue after hir death it is my will to leave mypart
of the sd house & garden to my grandchild Fardinando
Itt: I leave and bequeath unto my daughter Amy the far house
that John lived in with all libertyes belonging to it
and garding, and as for ye other half of ye Croft at
Scotsons it is my daught Anns, likwise I leave hir the sd
Ann to be sole Exr: of all my goods moveable and
unmovable to ye said my daughter Amns and this
is my last will and testament this the 4th of desber:
witnes prosserit ----- -----[dark]
Thomas Bell my mark X }
Philip Hudgeon my mark X} jurati
The Exr: ----- ------[dark]
in Court according ------[dark]
pbatum est et solvit ------[dark]
pledges to secure the office and pay all Debts and Legacies John
Cotteen and Phill Hutchin according to Law
[next page, a slip of paper]
Deare
Apr: 23th 1696
Nich: Shimmin entr agt the Exrs: of Sr Tho: Parr for these pticulars follow
ing vizt: a pole for the boat use 12d 2 sickles 8 th colouring 3 yards stuff for his
--- in which he promised to pay 12 the price of a Bible 1s 8d due &c
Deare
[written on the back of the above slip:]
Archdeacon Will 1690 through 1695 14
When the wicked man turneth away from his wickedness
that he had committed and doeth that which is lawfull and
right he shall save his soul alive
Janey Curfey
Janey Curffey Deare

Last Modified 12 June 2016