William Kinread 1680

Archdeacon Will 1680A #33 Lezayre will of William Kinread, dated 10 December 1680:  
Summary:  wife [Ellin] Kinley is not mentioned (her will in Episcopal books 1679-1683],  son Thomas, son John (youngest, underage, of age by 1696), 
son William, dau Ann Kinread (married Thomas Fayle, son Thomas), brother Thomas Kinread, brother in law (brother of wife, children's uncle on the 
mother's side) William Kinley; Robert Steane/Stephen & wife,  Mary Cowley, William Kinread of Kelleybrickey/Killabrega, witnesses: William Kneen & 
Phinlo Steane/Stephen, pledges Thomas Kinread & William Kneale 
wife: Episcopal will books 1679-1683  Lezayre parish will of Ellin Kinred nee Kinley  
dau:  Lezayre parish register:  Ann Fail als Kinreade  buried 26 February 1721/2	see EpisWill 1722-2 decree of Ann
?See: ArW 1695A #77 Lezayre will of William Kinread of Killibrickey/Killabrega, died 20 February 1695/6, intestate: wife Catharine Callister is alive, 
son Thomas, son John, next of kin of William: John Tear & Joney Tear; pledges: John Teare & Ewan Cordeige[?], also: Hugh Callister owed 3s 3d,Thomas 
Teare owed 2s 1d, executors of Daniel Teare owed 3s 6d, Richard Kinread owed 3s, others 

		Lez Ayre the 10th of December 1680

In nomine dei Amen, I William Kinred being sick in body but whole in minde do---
my last will and Testament in manner following;   first I commend my soule into 
the hands of Allmighty God and my body to Xtian buriall;  Item I bequeath  ----[edge]    
poor to be deci  and for my funerall eight shillings.  Itt: I bequeath to my 
daughter Anne a mayre four years at May next and a Colt two ----- ---
the sd time and four sheep;   Itt: to Robert Stoan and his wife a sheep and a 
mutton,   Itt: to my son Thomas seven sheep,   itt: to my son John a colt of 
four years,   Itt: I bequeath to my grandchild Thomas Ffaile an heffer of 3 
yeare next May;  Itt: I bequeath to my son in law Thomas Ffayle the 3 
pt of what sheep I have in the Bolee Glass for looking to the rest;  Itt: I 
I leave to my sd son in law the whole cropp of corn to sow his lands, 
and the rest to the executors;  Itt: I leave to Mayry Cowley 6 pounds of 
gray woole;  Itt: I bequeath to the 2 wittnesses of this my will 6d legacie 
a piece.   It: he confessed he owed Jon: Qualtrough 1d
Debts due unto me                                       £     s    d
       forty shilling I have in Radcliffes close ...... 02 - 00 - 00 
       from William Kinred of Kellebrickey ............ 00 - 12 - 00 
       from Ffinlo Stoan .............................. 01 - 00 - 00 
	and the use of the sd summ I leave to himselfe for two years 
	note ye moity of the above Creditts are included in ye mothers Inventory 
Itt: I leave my 3 sons Willm: Tho: and John executors of all my goods 
movable and unmovable and to pay all legacees above mentioned as wittness 
my subscription the day and year above set down	
wittnesses				William Kinread 
	William Kneen X}
	Ffinlo Stoan  X}  jurati
		Thomas Kinread the oncle and Ann Kinread the sister 
		are sworn supvisors of the execrs: under age 
		& Wm Kinley also ye oncle on ye mothers side
			Probatum et solvit 

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	K Christ Ley Ayre ------[dark]    
A true and perfect Inventory of the goods moveable & unmoveable 
of Willm Kinread praised by four sworn men viz: Ewan Kinread, 
Tho: Kinley Willm Kneen and John More, ut sequitur 
                                                        £     s    d
the two pts of 6 horses ............................... 02 - 00 - 00 
the 2 pts of five oxen ................................ 03 - 03 - 00 
the 2 pts of five cowes ............................... 02 - 10 - 00 
the 2 pts of four steers .............................. 00 - 08 - 00 
the 2 pts of an heiffer ............................... 00 - 10 - 00 
the 2 pts of a steer and dj a steer ................... 00 - 04 - 00 
the 2 pts of  wt there was of swine and gees .......... 00 - 02 - 00 
betwixt sheep and goats ............................... 01 - 16 - 09
halfe of two chests dj a barrell and quarter of}
      a barrell ...............................}....... 00 - 02 - 06 
four quarts butter .................................... 00 - 01 - 04 
a blankett and halfe a fledg and a sack ............... 00 - 04 - 00 
the 4th pt of a fether bed and bolster ................ 00 - 03 - 06 
for wool .............................................. 00 - 03 - 04 
in fflax and hemp ..................................... 00 - 00 - 10 
a quarter of apott 2 candlestick, and griddle,    }
    the halfe of a tubb, two piggins, a winnowing }
    weight, two sives, a mowing sith, a sock, an  }
    earthen pott, and a plow gear ................}....	00 - 03 - 04 
                                                   sum  11 - 12 - 7
                     To which added half ye bed's 
                             in the will ..............  1 -  6 - 0 
                                                        12 - 18 - 7 
          Two of the Execrs being at age have their goods in 
          their own hands and the goods of ye yongest (viz) 
          of Jon: Kinread is in the hands of Tho: ffayle & hath 
          given pledges in form of law Tho: Kinread & Wm 
          Kneel

Apr: th 29th 1696
Jo: Kinread one of the Exrs: of William Kinred being at Lawfull 
years came this day and doth acknowledge to have received of and 
from the hands of his brother in law tho: Ffaile full satisfaction for 
all such goods as were due to him by the death of his ffather, and doth 
for ever acquit and discharge the sd Thomas Ffail his excrs: and assigns 
and al other concernd as witness his subscripcon 
                                William Kinread his mrk X 
Coram me Johan Curghey                          11  12  7 
               Regr: 	                         1   6  0
                                                12  18  7

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