Mary Caine alias Colleish/Quilleash 1680

Archdeacon Will 1680A #06 Marown will of Mary Caine alias Colleish/Quilleash, dated 25 November 1680: 
Summary: husband xxxx Caine is not mentioned, son John Caine, grandson Thomas Caine, sister Joney Colleish, goddau Catharine Gell, 
goddau Alice Kewley, also: Isabel Killey, Mary Moore, Mary Barry; witnesses: William Gelling & Nicholas Fayle
?son & grandson: Marown parish register: Thomas Caine son of John Caine  christened 3 Oct 1674 Marown
will of sister  ArW 1683A #34 Marown will of Joney Colleish / Quilleash, died 26 February 1683/4: not married, sister Bahie Cow---, sister's daughter Mally Caine, 
Catharine Caine, Ann Creer, executrix (?niece) Ann Caine alias Kelly, witnesses: William Moore & Robert Fargher, pledges: William Moore & William Killey executrix:  
Marown parish register:  Anne Caine als Kelley  buried 16 Feb 1722/3   EpW 1723 Marown of Ann Kelly

		Marrown

In the name of God Amen: This 25 of November 1680
I Mary Culleash alies Caine being of perfect memory and remembrance 
blesed be God for the same, doe make and -----[dark edge]    
=nt this my last will and Testament in manner, and form fo----[edge]    
ing
		    Viz: 
First I bequeath my soule into the hands of Almight God ----[edge]    
my body to Christian buriall
It: I leave to the poore, half a firlet of meale, and as much meal 
     and a sheep
It: to my loveing sister Jony Culleash halfe a young horse 
    and wascot cloth, 
It: to my goddaughter Catherine Gell a kidd 
It: to my goddaughter Alice Kewley a lamb 
It: to my grandchild Tho: Caine a sheep and a lamb
It: to Isable Killey a sheep and a lamb 
It: to Mary Moore a goose 
It: to Mary Barry a wascott cloth 
It: I constituted and appoint my loveing son John Caine to be my 
    Lawfull Executor, of all my goods, moveable and unmoveable 

witnesses Willm: Gelling juratus 
    Nicho: Ffaile sick & to be sworn by ye official & certificate to be returned
				Probatum et solvit xijd 

	In Invintarie of the goods of Mary Calleash alies Caine 
  is as falloweth:                      £    s    d
Imprimis one ox and one cow ........... 1 - 10 - 00 
     one horse and a mare 
     and a coult ...................... 1 - 14 - 00 
     It for house hould goods ........ 00 - 11 - 6 
     four sheep and one goat ......... 00 -  7 - 00 
     It: in corne ....................  1 - 10 - 00 
	       The Execr: at age sworn in Court hath the goods in 
	       his own hands & hath given in pledges in form of law 
	       Oats Kelly & Wm Crellin

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