Ann Corris alias Quayle 1681

Archdeacon Will 1681A #43 German will of Ann Corris alias Quayle of Cronkbane/Knock Bane [quarterland in Lambfell treen], dated 21 March 1681/2:  
Summary: husband John Corris is alive, son Thomas Corris, dau Catharine Corris, son John & his wife & their daughter, dau Isabel, 
niece Catharine Quayle, also: Alice Caine, witnesses: William Gell & Charles Garrett, pledges: William Gell & James Young
German parish register:  Ann Corras als Quayle  buried 26 March 1682

	March the 21th 1681/2	German

In the name of God Amen, I Ann Corris alias Quaile ------[dark]       
my last will and Testament as ffolloweth:   Impris: I be=
=queath my soule to God my Creator and Blessed redeemer 
and my Body to Christian Buriall;  Item I leave my halfe 
of the knockban Close and my halfe of the loane Croft to 
my husband John Corris while he lives, and after his dissease 
to my sonn Thomas Corris and my daughter Katheren 
Corris.   Item I leave to my said daughter Katheren my 
linen and woolen clothes and my halfe of the great chest & the 
keeve[?]   Item I leave to my nece Katheren Quaile halfe my 
wearinge close except the red petticoat that I leave to my 
said daughter Katheren, alsoe I leave a white blankett a sheet 
and a karcheefe to my said neese.  Item I leave sixe 
pence in legacie to my son John and to his wife my 
woolen hud, and to his daughter my granchild a car-
=cheefe.  Item I leave my halfe of what cattle wee have 
to my husband John Corris, he paying all debts alsoe I leave 
my halfe of the wooden vessalls in the house to my said dauhter 
Katheren  alsoe I leave my husband my executor f all the 
rest what ever itt bee,  Item I leave sixe pence legacie to 
my daughter Issable and to wittnes that this is my last will 
I put to my hand in the prsents of the ensuinge wittnesses
				Ann Corris my marke X 
Item I leave the waskett 
I dayly weare to Alias Caine
			    The Execr: sworn in form of law 
Testies prsent 
   Willm Gell  	   }		Probatum et solvit 1s
   Charles Charratt}

The Inventorie of the above testator Ann Corris amounts to 19s 
all charges paid accordinge to the will not meddlinge 
to make any deduction for she left to the executor hir husband 
hir part of what cattle ther was to cleare hir to the grownd 
which is done and the 19s cleare for enventorie 
praised by vz: 4 sworne men Jo: Kermeen, Tho: Cluage 
   pledges in form of law	        Tho: Corled  Willm Christian
   Wm Gell & James Young

Last Modified 31 July 2018