| Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
| Date: | 20 August 2018 |
| Original: | 0106204 |
Archdeacon Will 1682A #16 Rushen will of Alice Gawne alias Carran, dated 10 February 1681/2: Summary: Husband xxxx Gawne is alive, child underage, 2 brothers John & William Carran/Carrin; Henry Watterson is to pay her husband the legacy due from her parents, witnesses: William Clague & William Costeen, witnesses to codicil: William Clague & William Watterson, pledges: William Clague & John Carran/Charrin. Will of mother: ArW 1666A #29 Rushen, of Catharine Carran/Carown alias Quirk, dated 27 March 1667: husband xxxx Carran/Carown is not mentioned, 3 children: son John & son William & dau Alice (oldest, of age, eventually married xxxx Gawne, her will ArW 1682A #16 Rushen) Carran/Carown, also: niece? Ellinor Knickle, sister in law? Marriad Knickle [alias Carown, ?sister of testator's husband, her will ArW 1670A #039 Arbory], niece? Mary Carown [dau of William Carown & Margaret Kelly als Carown als Gell], Ann Kelly, supervisors: Henry Watterson [?married to xxxx Carown, sister of testator's husband] & William Knickle [husband of Marriad Carown, brother? of testator's husband], witnesses: Richard Crebbin & Henry Watterson, pledges: Henry Watterson & John Carown, also, per a note dated May 1667 found at the bottom of the will: William Carrown/Carron was dead & his daughters Mary & Ellin [her will ArW 1669A #039 Rushen] were his underage executors, with their supervisor being William Kneale/Nelson, but they were of age now. Will of cousin?: ArW 1669A #039 Rushen will of Ellin Carown/Carran, died Christmas 1668: not married, sister Mary, mother Margaret Kelly alias Carran/Carown alias Gell, witnesses: William Costeen & William Watterson, pledges: William Clague. QUESTION, William Carown/Carran is probably the father of the testator Ellin, per ArW 1666A #29 Rushen will of Catharine Carow alias Quirk, where Ellin & her sister Mary are recorded as the underage executrices of William Carown, with William Nelson/Kneale their supervisor; they were of age by May 1667. NOTE, this seems to be a case of the surname 'Carown' morphing to 'Carran'
February the 10th 1681 The last will and Testament of Alice Gawne first shee commit her soule to God and her body to Christian buryall, she left to poore halfe a firlet of corne, she left to her too brothers 6d lecusie a peece, she left to her husband halfe a cow, she left to the clark on lame, she left her child executor of all the rest of her goods and if God doe call for the child under age shee left her husband executor of all her good whatsoever and to be overseer of ye child wittnesss Probatum et solvit 4d Will: Cluage ..} William Costen } jurati Codicill in hir verbis More shee left on Hary Watterson to pay her executor what is due from him of her father and mothers good wittness Will: Cluage William Watterson Att KK Arbory the 8th day of Ffebry: 1682 The husband hath stood the tuition of ye child upon condicon that the oncles on ye mothrs side doe pay 4s yearly unto him towards the childs mantanance in respect that he is very poor and not able of himself to discharge ye same to wch ye sd uncles vizt, Jon: & Wm: Charin have bound themselves, and this to continue dureing the childs minority before us P Thompson John Christian [next page] Trinity Rushen An Inventory of all the goods & chattles of Alice Gawne praysed by 4 sworne men vizt Nicho: Brew, William Watterson, Harry Qualtrough, Hary Corrin The whole Inventory amounts to 6£ - 12s - 06d all this besides the crop in the ground pledges in form of alsoe the debts is to be deducted law Wm Cluaig & wch comes to 7£ odd moneys Jon: Charrin [these words were written sideways on the page:] Jean Myghen orwin hu--- as goyl divinimus idy groys as shalshey tuddyn ne jeannyhans vow syn ta lackyl eas gy vod fysse gyrow ag yn suyl gys er rayd yn sler nuosiye roit kraves as willy alwny is fydyn tyyl hei ayd nd ylaydaiyin towiysoit [next page] At KK Arbory ffebry ye 8th 1682 The husband
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