Mary Woods alias Cubbon 1809

            The last will and testament of Mary Woods als.
            Cubbon widdow of the Parish of KK Christ Rushen who
            being wake in Body but of Sound Disposing Mind
            and Perfect Memmory at the making hereof
            on the 14th Day of April 1809----------------------------
[?]st     She Committed her Soul to God who gave it and
            her Body to Christian Burial
[?]tly     She kept and bequathed unto her Eldest son
            John Woods a Crown
            She Left and bequeathe d unto her Daughter in
            Law Margret Wood a Striped peteycoat
            She left unto her Daughter Margret Presun als.
            Woods a Crown a blue gown and a green petteycoat
            She left unto her Daughter in Law Easter
            Woods als. Waterson a black petteycoat and a
            Cotton bedgown
            She left unto her Daughter Joney Gawn als.
            Woods the Sum of Three Guineas a Bed and bed
                      all
            Cloths and ^ her Cloths but What She had left
            in the other legaceys.
Lastly  She nominated Constituted and apointed her
            Youngest Son Richar Woods to be the Whole
            and Sole Exercutor of all the rest of her goods
            moveable and Immoveable of what kind or nature
            So ever Depriveing all Other Relations With
            Six pence legaceys that Claim any Right in
            her effects
[W]itnesses present at the making
            hearof
            Jane Crelling als. Kneen my X
            Margret Kinvigg her mark X

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                      At a Chapter Court holden
                      in Castle Rushen the 7th June
                     1809 ------------

   The Exor is sworn in Court in form of
   Law & hat given pledges for the
    payment of Debts of legacies namely
   Wm Waterson Peter Moore both of
   Rushen -------Probatum est.
                    Nichs Christian

Last Modified 27 June 2018