John Quayle 1683

Archdeacon Will 1683A #25 Lezayre will of John Quayle, died 28 March 1683: 
Summary: wife Catharine Garrett is dead, son William, son Philip, grandson John Christian, dau Joney (married Edmund Kneen), dau Ann, 
grandsons William & Ewan Kneen, dau in law Jane Quayle, witnesses: Robert Quayle & Daniel Kelly, pledges: Robert Quayle & Daniel Quayle, 
also: Marriad Callister, John Curghey of Balnacarick, Thomas Craine. 
Will of dau: ArW 1700A #73 Lezayre will of Joney Kneen alias Quayle, died 2 May 1700: son John Kneen, son William Kneen, son Ewan Kneen, 
sister Alice Quayle, also: Alice Kneen, witnesses: Simon Costeen [miller] & Ewan Curghey [miller].
    Will of daughter's father in law: ArW 1663A #021 Lezayre will of Pattoon Kneen died 2 February 1663/64: son William 
    (sick in bed) & daus Carter & Alice are execs, dau in law, son Edmund, grandson Ewan Kneen.
    Will of son in law: ArW 1697A #39 Lezayre will of Edmund Kneen, died 24 November 1697: wife [Joney Quayle] is alive [died 1700, ArW 1700A 
    #73 Lezayre], eldest son Ewan, son John, son William, witnesses: William Curgey & James Quayle; pledges William Corlett & William Knickle.
Will of dau: ArW 1700A #73 Lezayre will of Joney Kneen alias Quayle, died 2 May 1700: 78: Lezaire, May ye 4th 1700: Son John Kneen,
son William Kneen sister Ann Quaile, Alice Kneen. Son Ewan Kneen Executor.  witnesses: Simond Costen, Ewan Curghey.

		Leizayre 1683

The last will and testament of John Quaile, who was buried 28th March 
First he comitted his soule to God and his body to Christian buriall   Item: he left
ten shillings to be bestowed upon him at his funerall and two sheep.  Item he be----[dark edge]  
to his son William Quaile all his sheep, and goates that was in the fould, Item  
to the said William: halfe a cow that was betwixt himself, and ye sd William 
Item to his sonn Phillip all the wild sheep that he had in the falls,  Item to his grand
child John Christian three or foure sheep that he had in the sleaue coare,  Item 
he bequeathed to his daughter Joney halfe of a cowe that shee had of his, and the 
other halfe to his daughter Ann;  Item to his two grandchildren William and 
Ewan Kneen halfe of an other cowe that was in ye keeping of ye foresd Joney and 
shee and Ann to have ye choyce of both;   Item to his sd daughter Joney six shillings that she 
did owe him, and two blanketts and a fledge,   Item he bequeathed one other blanket 
that was in  ye keeping of ye sd Joney to be given to ye poor, viz: the best of the three,   
Item he bequeathed to Marriad Callister five shillings,  Item he bequeathed to his 
daughter in law Jane Quaile his share of a heifer that was in his sonn Williams 
own keeping;   Item he bequeathed to his sonn in law William Christian ten 
shillings that was oweing to him from John Curghey of Balnacarick, and the sd 
William to recover it and take it;  Item he delcared that there was oweing to him 
from Thomas Craine six shillings,  Item he declared that for what debts soever 
in any nature he did owe to any of his daughters that he had fully satisfied 
them all, soe that they could not lawfully demand any thing now from his Executors  
Lastly he constituted and appoynted his two sonns William and Phillip Quaile 
joynt Executors of all the rest of his goods moveable and unmoveable whatsoever

witnesse Robert Quaile }		The Execrs: at lawfull age are sworn 
          Daniel Kelly } jurati	in Court in form of law 
      This will is proved in case of necessity one 
      of ye wittnesses being ready for Ireland	     Probatum et solvit

ffurther he declared to one of the wittnesses abovesd that it was his desire that his 
daughter Joney should have a part of wooll above what he had before left her
he also declared that his daughter Joney had thirteen or fourteen shillings of his 
to keep and yt he the sd witness should declare the same to his Executors, and that 
they should get ye same to defray his ffunerall charge 

witness: Robert Quaile
		The minister & Clerk affirm that vissitting the above 
		testator some dayes before he dyed, that the Testator de
		clared he had noe other will to make but wt he had already 
		done
	The Invry: wthin a month sub paena xs[10s]
		pledges Robt Quayle & Dan: Quayle

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	Aprl: ye 5th 1683
Wm Christian in behalf of himself and his brother in 
law Edm: Kneen entrs his claim agt ye Exers: of his father in law 
Jon: Quayle for ye sum of Ten pounds or therabouts due to the cl---[fold]  
ers by the death of his mother in law Katherin Carrett and in the 
hands of his sd father in law at ye time of his death as will be made 
to appear and craveth tryal according to law  

Last Modified 30 August 2018