Submitted by: | Joyce M Oates |
Date: | 4 February 2005 |
Original: | LDS: 0106197 |
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Rushen 1637 The last will and testamt of Henrey Gall who departed this life the 28th of June 1637. He committed his soule to God and his body to be honestly interred. To the poore one bowle malt, & one ferled wheate & a mutton. To my BROTHER WM GALL half a heffer, my best suite, stockings and shoes. To my DAUGHTER ANN one bowle malt, to my DAUGHTER KATHEREN 3 half ferled corne, to my SONE HENREY GALL 3 halfe ferleds corne, my will is that he my sone and heire shall have the whole croppe totally. Item, to my brother Wm Gall a parcel of land commonly termed Knocke [aspicke] during his owne naturall life. Itm, there is due to my BRO WM 23s. I claime from Jo: Tatles[?] 17s, from Alice Cla..... 9s. I constitute and ordaine my CHILDREN, JOHN, HENERY, KATHEREN, and ANN GALL my true and lawfull executors of all my goods moveable & unmoveable except the croft. I bequeath DAVID[?] TAYLOR & MY BROTHER WM GALL Supervisers of my CHILDREN and my WIFE to have the tuition of my children during there nonage conditionally, that she doesn't marrie, otherwise my will is that the Supervisors shall have the tuition of my children & goods during their minority. This is my last will and testament as wittnes these personse: Testes: John Kegge, Jo: Harisone, J onie Taylor. Probat est et Solvig 12d. Inventory[some is hidden in a right-hand fold]: Impr: 1 oxe 35s, 1 cowe 28s; 1 steere three yeares old 20s, two mares 32s; sixe sheepe ---- 2 lambes & two ewes 3s 6d, 2 muttons -----, goslings 10d; half a broad goose et ----- 8d, half a pigge 6d, 2 old carres et straddles 1s, 2 blanketts et half an old blanket 9s, 1 powle[?] 4d, 1 threne[?] et half of ----- 3s, a porcion of hempe 10d, 1 old spade -----, --- yards of linen cloth 2s, half a chist ----, half a ----tte 15d; 2 old barrels 2---, treene vessles 6d, half a gridle ------. T otalis summa 8pounds 9s---. Pledge John ----one et -----ailor for the forthcoming of ye goods & to keep the office harmless
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