Jane Christian alias Moore alias Brew 1673

Archdeacon Will 1673A #06 Lonan will of Jane Christian alias Moore alias Brew, dated 14 March 1673/4: 
Summary:  husband (2nd) Patrick Christian, son Charles Christian (underage [less than age 14], his father Patrick Christian is alive), 
dau Ann Moore,  also: maid Margaret Gell, 
will of 1st husband: ArW 1663A #066 Braddan, of Nicholas Moore, died 20 January 1663/64: eldest daughter, daughter Margaret [the '2nd' dau]; 
wife Jane Brew is pregnant & daughter Ann born; overseers are John Moore Ballaterson & Edward Moore; land Ballaknock; also mentioned: Ralfe 
Bridson, Robert Hanton (witness), John Craine (witness)
1st husband: Braddan parish register: Nicholas Moore  buried 10 January 1663/64
see: [slip of paper found amongst the 1676 German Archdeacon Wills:] pledges given in for ye goods of one of ye children of Nich: Moore of KK Bradan in ye hands 
of Wm Clucas, of KK Marrown Tho: Kermott and John Quayle   for Patr: Christian for another child pte   Bradan: for Sr John about 2 yeares since Nich: Moore dyed, 
these pledges must bee added, ye goods being in Wm Clucas possession

	March 14th 1673/4	Lonnan

In ye name of God Amen.   The last will & Testiment of Jayne Brew, who 
first committed her soule to God, & her bodie to Christian buirall:   
She left unto ye Poor one furlett of malt;    It: She left unto her maid 
Margt Gell a pettycoate,    She constituted & ordained her sonne 
Charles Christian her true & lawfull Executor of all her goods mov=
able & unmovable, & his father to keep him (wth his goods) 
in his owne tuition untill he come to lawfull years, And if God 
shall call for him before he come to fourteen yeares, That then 
it was her will, That her husband should have & enjoy all his 
goods;      It: She oeft unto her Daughter Ann Moor six pence legasie 
She said ther was due unto her from Mr Charles Parr 10d & from 
Gilber Leauney 7d
			The father sworne in forme of law
			probatum et solvit  xijd
Testes
Philip Cown & 
Margt Harrisson  

A true Inventorie of ye goods of Jayne Brew praised by Mallooney 
Cotteen, Jon: Cloauge, Philip Cloauge, & James Quill
Inprmis one oxe & one cowe .......................... 02£ - 00 - 00 
	her pte of ye horses ........................ 00 - 08 - 00 
	her pte of ye sheepe ........................ 00 - 12 - 06 
	six yeards of cloath ........................ 00 - 09 - 06 
	It: one peticoat ............................ 00 - 03 - 00 
	It: her pte of ye house-stuffe, & husbandrie geares 
        praised to .................................. 01 - 06 - 08 
                                                       4 - 19 - 8 

Debts to be deducted out of this Invent & 
given in by the father Pat: Christian fortie shillings

		The goods in the custody of the father: Patr: Xstian 
		& have given pledges in form of law 
		Phillip Cowne & James Christian   
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I do acknowledge -----[torn]    
the hands of my F-----[torn]    
just and entire su-----[torn]    
of all that was due -----[torn]    
mother Jane Brew, wh-----[torn]    
other good movable or unmovable whatsoever 
and doe heby acquitt exonerate & discharge him 
my said father his Heirs Executors And Assignes 
for the same, as wittness my mark ys 18th of 
August 1691
			Charles Christian his 
				Mrk  CC
And I doe further bind myelf to give unto 
my sd father 2 weeks sheering this Harvest, 
that is to say, 3 dayes one week & 3 dayes another 
week, as witnes 
			Charles Christian
			   his mrk X
wittnesses prsent 
    Ewan Gill
    John Lowney his mrk X

[on the back side of the above:]
[torn]---------  Att Duglass June 26th ----
[torn]---------e the within Discharge 
[torn]---------d Gill and John Loony 
[torn]---------  same to be the Act and Deed 
[torn]---------  Charles Christian, and the Reg 
is Desired to Record the same with the Decree 
of the said Charles Xtian, which as the said 
Mr Ewan Gill averrs upon his oath was 
done at the instance[?] or request of the said Charles 
Christian 
			Robert Parr

Last Modified 4 June 2018