John Teare 1696

Archdeacon Will 1696A #38 Andreas will of John Teare, died 29 August 1697:
Summary: wife is dead & made a will, son & heir John, son William (left the looms & gears), son James, son Daniel, 
dau Ann, dau Ellin / Nelly, dau Catharine, dau Joney (married & had a dau), also: William Crennell/Crenilt, supervisor 
William Sayle / Saile, brother William Teare, sister in law? (aunt of the children) Joney Kneale, also: James Radclife, 
witnesses:John Curghey & John Cormode

This is affirmed to be the last will of John Tear who departed
this life the 29th of August 1697, being of good an d
pfect mind and memory; ffirst he committed his soul to God &
body to Xtian buriall; Itm: he left to his son John all his lands
houses and crop of corn, and if he dye without lawfull issue
then the same to fall to his brother Will: Tear and so from brother
to brother; Ittm: he left to his said son all the gears belonging
to husbandry and a chist and a pott to remain continually in the
house; In consideracon of which he left upon his said son to

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bring up his youngest child until he came to
years of discrecon; Ittm: he left to his children James
and Daniell a heiffer betwixt them, to be left with
his said son John upon half the increase whilst the---
gives any; Itm he further left to his son John the
horses and his best ox, and his said son to payMr
Curghey for what he owed him; Itm: he left his said
son John a third part of his sheep and the bed whereon
he laid with the cloathes. Itm he left to his daughters
Anne and Nelly a cow betwixt them with all his house
hold stuff except half of the linnen and woollen
yarn which he left to his son John; Itm: he left
and bequeathed to his sd daughters Anne & Nelly a
third part of his sheep; Itm: he left to his son Willm
his loomes with all its geares, and in case it be sold
his son John to have the first pfer thereof; Itm: to his
daughter Kath: a blanket, with 2 sheep & lambs & a
mutton; Itm: he declared that he had payd his daughter
Jony her mothers part of goods vizt in sheep 13s; Itm: 20s
that was in William Crinnills hands, and 20s more since
she maried. Also he left her a steer with his blessing; Itm:
to the Minr a mutton, To John Cormode 6d; Itm: toWilliam
Saile a sheep and lamb, and he to be supervisor of his son Jon:
to be paid him out of his son Johns own part of the sheep; Itm: to
my grand child Jonies daughter a sheep and lamb; Itm to
James Ratliffe a dublet, and to his brotherWilliam a new
wastcoat; Itm: he appointed and constituted his son John
aforemenconed his lawfull Exr: of all the rest of his
goods moveable & unmoveable whatsoever, and he to pay
his sisters their part of yr mothers goods, and all other
his Debts whatsoever, Itm: Hee left upon his said son
to pay a quart of wooll or the value to his Aunt
Jony Kneale; Itm: he left to his said son the good ----
and Bake stone; Jo: Cormode said that he left a yard of hurden
cloth to his daughter Kath: and said further that the Testator had
willed that this should pay the cattle scoreing among them.
[written sideways on paper:]
The Exr: sworn in form
witnesses Jo: Curghey} of Law
          Jo: Cormode} jurati
pbatum est et solvit 1s

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