Christian Cotteen, 1685

Archdeacon Will 1685A #41 Lonan will of Christian Cotteen, died 28 March 1686 after 3 years of illness, not married: 
Summary: not married, died after 3 years of illness, sister Ellin Cotteen (took care of Christian), brother Philip Cotteen,  
other brothers,  goddau (dau of Daniel / Donold Lowey),  witness & pledge: William Quayle, pledge: Philip Kewley.
Will of father: ArW 1681A #03 Lonan will of Mallooney Cotteen, died 5 April 1682: wife is not mentioned, sons William senior & William junior, 
daus Ellin & Christian, sons James & Philip, grandchildren Gilbert & Ann Cotteen, dau in law Margaret Cotteen alias Hanton/Hampton; witnesses: 
Gilbert Knickle & Philip Brew & Margaret Cotteen, pledges: Hugh Callow & Philip Moore senior.
Will of brother: ArW 1691A #44 Lonan will of William Cotteen, dated 2 April 1692: not married, brother Philip Cotteen, 
sister Ellinor Cotteen, witnesses: Philip Knickle & Isabel Cotteen, pledges: Daniel Cowin & Philip Knickle.

		Lonnan  1686

This is affirmed to be ye Last Will and Testamt: of Christian Cotteen 
who departed this life ye 28th of March 1686 being in pfect mind 
and memory as followeth:   ffirst she committed her soul into 
ye hands of Allmighty God & her body to Christian buriall;    Itt: she 
bequeathed to her sister Ellin Cotteen a quarter & halfe of a cow yt 
shee had between herself and her brother Philip Cotteen;   Itt: she 
left to her sd sister three sheep and a ram yt was in the keeping 
of her sd brother Philip.    Itt: She left to her god-child vizt: daughter 
to Danold Lowey a hogg Legacye;   Itt: She constituted and appoint=
=ed her abovesd sister Ellin Cotteen to be her true and Lawfull 
Executor of all her [goods / things] movable & unmovable wtsoever.   And 
wheras shee had other brothers to whom she left no legacyes 
because they took no care of her dureing her long visitation 
being sick three years, and if she had left them 6d Legacye a peece 
there would be nothing remaining for her sd sister who took care 
of her all yt while. 
			The Executx: is sworne in Court according to 
wittness		Law, ye parties concerned having consented 
   William Quaile W	thereunto, wherupon one witnesse is accepted 
	         juratus		pbatum est et solvit 10d 

A true & perfect Inventory of the goods movable & unmovable 
of the above Christian Cotteen praised by four sworn men viz: 
Willm Quaile, Philip Kewley, Willm Ffarghar, Willm Corrin  which 
doth amount to the sume of ................. 00£ - 11s - 0sd 

Noate yt the legacyes above left were ye goods yt were given 
in the Inventory 
	Pledges according to Law Philip Kewley & Willm:  
	     Quaile 

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