Thomas Moore, 1696

Archdeacon Will 1696A #09 Arbory will of Thomas Moore, died about 1696:
Summary: not married, father Robert Moore, brother John Moore, aunt’s dau Mary Quirk, aunt’s son Robert Quirk,
fellow servant Joney McNameer; witnesses: [servant] Edward Killey & Jane Quirk, pledges: Robert Shimmin & Edward Killey
NOTE: The name of the testator is torn / crumbled off, but the old Typed Index indicates he is Thomas Moore.

Arbory
This is afirmed to be the last will and testament of -----[torn edge]
who being in perfect memory at the making thereof, first comm-----[torn edge]
his soul to God and body to Christian burial. It: he bequeathed ----[torn edge]
his brother John Moor a hat. Itt: to his Aunts daughter Mary Q----[torn edge]
an ew=lamb. Itt: to Joney McNemeer his fellow servant he left his che[est]----[torn edge]
Itt: he bequeathed to his Aunts son Robt Quirk a neck cloath. ----[torn edge]
=ly he constituted his Dear Father Robrt: Moor sole executr: ----[torn edge]
the rest of his goods moveable and immoveable whatsoever
The Executr: sworn in
Court in form of L----[torn edge]
Witnesses { Edw: Killey his mrk X}
{ Jane Quirk her mrkX }
Pledges to secure ye office & pay
all debts are Robt: Shimin and
Edw: Killey where upon ye Exr: is
excusd from bringing in an Inventory
Probatum est et sol----[dark]

Last Modified 21 September 2016