Ann Farrant als Bell, als Clague 1695

Archdeacon Will 1695A #15 Arbory will of Ann Farrant alias Bell alias Clague, 1689 Deed of Gift accepted as the 1695 will of Ann who died 31 January 1695/6:

Summary: 1st husband [Daniel] Bell, 2nd husband [John] Farrant by 1684, dau Ann Scarff alias Bell (son John Scarff), son
William Bell, witnesses: Ewan Qualtrough & Humphrey Sedden, pledges: John Watterson & William xxxxx
see: Ann Bell als Clague sister (she and husbandDaniel Bell entered a claime for £1 10s 6d debt) in will of John Clague of
Gayre Eylie / Gary haley will 1671A #14 Arbory
See: Daniel Bell was presented 1668 Arbory upon suspicion of bigamy
dau: Arbory parish register: Ann Scarff nee Bell, Colby, buried 2 July 1733
will of brother: ArW 1671A #14 Arbory will of John Clague, of Gayr Eylie / Gary haley, dated 2 March 1670/1: wife [Christian
Costeen] is alive [her will ArW 1673A #24 Arbory], sister Ann Clague (married to Daniel Bell), nephew William Clague (left
John's part of Gayre Eylie / Gary haley), sister Joney Clague, nephew (sister son) Thomas Cubbon, sister Mary Clague (married
John Kermode), brother in law John Costeen, also: Alice Corrin, William Corrin of Colby, Thomas Norris faulkner, Ann
Jones als Tyldesley (or vice versa), William Comish, John Conilt, Joney Mylevorrey
will of sister: ArW 1684A #007 Malew will of Joney Fargher alias Clague, died 17 January 1684/5: husband xxxx Fargher is
not mentioned, granddau Mary Fargher [born 1673, father is Thomas Fargher], granddau Joney Fargher [born 1674, father is
Thomas Fargher], granddaus Jane [born 1679, father is John Fargher] & Margaret Fargher [born 1679, father is John
Fargher], daughter Mary Fargher; Walter Harrison (grandson John), sister xxxx Farrant als Clague (wife of John
Farrant), John Bell's wife, William Kewn's wife, John Harrison's wife, godson xxx Harrison (son of Christopher Harrison),
Alice Radcliffe alias Corrin, Ann Bell,
sister: Malew parish register: Jonie Ffargher als Cluage buried 17 January 1684/5


Arbory
Know all men by these presents that I Ann Ff-----[dark & torn]
Alias Cloiage, divers good causes moving me
thereunto, but more especially out of the naturall
affection she did bear to her daughter Ann, did by
these presents make over and resigne all her
worldly goods movable and unmoveable as a
free deed of Git, and did leave five shill:
to help to keep her grandson John Scarfe at
scooll, and did leave six pence as a leagacie
if it be demanded to cutt off her son William
Bell and this she did give as a free deed of
gift unto her sd daughter Ann the
tenth of November or there abouts one thou=
sand six hundred eighty and nine before these
witnesses present
Evan Qualtrough
Humph: Sedden
31th January 1695
The above Ewan Qualtrough and Humph: Sedden have deposed that Ann
Ffarrant als Cloaige above mencioned did declare the contents of the
above writing before them, and that it should stand as her deed of
Gift unto her daughter Ann Scarffe, wch was about the 10th of Novr:
1689, as neer as they can remember and that they were debted to
bear wittness of the same
Before me Jon: Parr
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The within Deed of gift being proved before -----[fold]
Deemster the same is accepted of for the last -----[fold]
of Anne Ffarrant als Cluage, and the daught-----[fold]
husband is sworn in Court according to Law
acceptum est et solvit 1s
The Inventory next Court sub paena 5-----[fold]
pledges according to Law John Watterson and Wm: -----[fold]

Last Modified 12 June 2016