Isabel Knickle alias Quiggin 1673

Submitted by: Joyce M Oates
Date: 6 May 2018
Original: 0106202

Archdeacon Will 1673A #22 Arbory will of Isabel Knickle alias Quiggin, dated 2 March 1673/4: 
Summary: husband (Richard Knickle) son John (eldest son), dau Isabel, 2nd son Richard, son Thomas, son Edward, dau Joney, dau Jane, 
brother in law William Knickle, son in law William Watterson, also: Alice Clague, Ellin Clague, Edward Clague, Daniel Bell, William Caveen 
deceased (Isabel had 40s belonging in legacy to William's son, & if the son died less than 21 years old, then it was to go to William's 
illegitimate son John), Robert Comish (owed 28s to Isabel), Sir Thomas Parr (owed 3£ to Isabel)
will of husband: ArW 1670A #41 Arbory, of Richard Knickle, dated 5 August 1669: son John, son Thomas, 
son Richard, dau Isabel, dau Joney, son Edward, dau Jane, wife Isabel Knickle alias Quiggin

KK Arbory March 2d 1673/4 This is affirm'd to be ye last will & Testamt: of Iab: Kneagle (alias) Quiggin, who being sick in body but of pfect memory praised be God for ye same, Impr: committed her soule to God & her body to Xtian buriall, Item she left to her son John halfe a cowe Legacy, Itm: she left to her daughter Isab: a blanquet Legacy, Item she left halfe of that money due from her brother in law Will: Kneagle to her daughter Joney, and the other halfe to ye said Willm: himselfe; Item she left all ye vessells in ye house betwixt her son in law Willm: Waterson, and her owne son Edward equally. Itm: she left to her daught: Jony her wearing cloathes, Itm: It was her will her son John should have ye house & ye croft, if he came to live in ----[torn] he giving 40s to her son Rich according to his fayrs will, and if John came not to live there then the house & Croft to be wholly Richds: acoording to his ffayrs: will; and if Richd: came not to live there, then he should give a proffer thereof to ye other brothers gradually from brother to brother before any stranger, and so from brother to brother to ye eldest sister; Item she left a glass botle to Ailece Cluayg in her owne custody, Itm: She left to Ellin Cluayg another botle with a green Apron; Item she acknow= ledgd to have 4£ of her son Johns in her custody, whereof she had given out 3£ thereof to ye keeping of Sr Thomas Parre at Xtmass last, and 20 shillings lent thereof to Robt: Comish with 8 shillings more of her owne in ye hand of ye said Robt Comish. Itm: she acknowledgd 2 sheets and one blanquet of her son Johns markd with his owne name together with halfe a cow in her daughter Jonys keeping belonging to her son John; Itm: The Testator affirmd that there was 40s given her to keep from one Willm Caveen deceased for his said sons use when he came to be 21 years, and if his son died, then to come to his illegittimate son John, wch money, there is 15s in ye hands of Dan: Bell 20 shillings thereof in Ed: Cluaygs, and ye other 5s in her son in laws Willm: Waterson Item She constituted & appointed Thoms: Edward Jony & Jane execr: of all ye rest of her goods moveable & immoveable witnesses Hen: Corrin his mark X Willm Kneagle his mark X jurati Thom: Cannell his mark X The execr: att age in the Cuntry are sworn in forme of law & allso supvisors of the child under yeere, & to be responsible for the goods belonging to the child in Ireland pbatu et solvit xijd [next page] KK Abory Aprill 29th 1674 The goods of Issable Nelson alis Quiggin view'd and priced by swarne men to witt Nicho: Moore, Dan: Bell, John Cubon and Gibt: Lowney as followeth Impris: for the deads part of the woodden vessells ............. 00 - 02 - 06 Item for her part of the woollen and linen cloathes ............ 05 - 06 Item for her part of two wheeles ............................... 00 - 03 - 00 Item for her part of wooll hurds and flax ...................... 00 - 03 - 02 Item for her part of the cattle ................................ 00 - 15 - 00 Note that the pott, chest Table Bedstid, and forke unpriced till another time The goods of the child under yeeres & allso of him in Ireland is in the custody of Tho: & Jony Kneckle & have given pledges in forme of law Willm Credeene & Willm: Kneckle

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