Thomas Knickle / Knakill 1699

Archdeacon Will 1699A #01 Lonan will of Thomas Knickle / Knakill, died 10 November 1699:
Summary: wife is alive, son Thomas underage (of age by 1717), son Philip underage (of age 1719), 3 uncles of the children (John Quine [married to xxxx Knickle], 
James Knickle, & xxxx) , witnesses: ----ble Colleish & Catharine Corkill, pledges: Philip Kewley & John Fargher and Philip Cowin & John Quark
Lonan
These wordes are affirmed to be ye last will & testa
ment of Tho: Knakill who deceased this transatory
life ye 10 November 1699; ffirst he bequeathed his
soull into ye handes of God & his body unto
Xtian buriall; And then for ye disposeing of
goodes he bequeathed all his pt of worldly goods
to his two children (ie) Tho: and Phill Knakill
and if any of his friendes did clame or sue for
any right to any part of his goodes he also
cutly debarr'd ym of wth 6d legacy, And in
testemony hereof he confess'd this to be his last
will & testament this first of November
Anno Inpdto: as wittness his subscription
Tho: Knakill
The children being under age the three unkells
with the Mothr are sworn supervisors in
form of Law, pbatum est & solvit 1s
Testes
 ----ble Coulesh} 19th Febry 1699/1700
--therin Korkill} jurati 
A just & true Inventory of ye
goods of ye abovesd Tho: Kneakill priced
by 4 swoarne men vizt Jon: Skillicorn
Dan: Cown, Jon: CownWill: Harrison[?]
Itt: dj: a steare ................. 0£ - 4s - 0d
Itt: dj: a cow .................... 0 - 7 - 6
Itt: housall stuff & work tooles... 1 - 8s - 6
Children and goods in the Totall... 2£ - 00 - 00
hands of the Mother who has given
pledges Phillip Kewley & John Ffarghar
The Supervisors herefore have acquitted
their interest in the foresaid goods if the
children dye underage

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Nov 5 - 1705
Philip Kewley & John Ffargher ye within Pledges are
drawn, & Philip Cain & John Quark are become
Pledges in their stead
ita testa Car: Watleworth Regrius:

July 15th 1717
This day Thomas Knakill one of ye Exrs: of ye within Thomas
Knakill came to ye Records & received from his uncle John Quyne twenty shillings,
being ye full of what was due to him, by ye Death of his
ffather, & does hereby acquit & exonerate his sd Uncle his
Heirs, Exrs:, Admrs: & Assignes of ye same forever; As witness
his mark to his name ye year & day above written
Tho: Knakill his mrk T
Before me, Wm Gell Register

December ye 14th 1719: This day Philip Knakill ye other Exr:
of his ffather ye wthin Tho: Knaill came to ye Records & owned him=
=self to be paid from ye hands of his Uncle James Knakill ye whole
of what was due to him by ye death of his ffather, & does hereby ac=
=quit his sd Uncle, his Heirs &c, forever of ye same, witness his
mark to his Name Philip Knakill his mrk P
Before me, Wm Gell Register

Last Modified 20 June 2018